... WEYMOUTH SEPT. 20. I\tr V,\ld of Lv! worth, and Mr Sturt, mem- ber !„, Bridport, attended their Majellies cut ir.,m Weymauth with their yachts, and about four o'clock, being two miles off Portland, they failed with each other to fcr* the fpeed of their reffids. Mr Sturt thinking his fmall boat aft em ic*a-ded his yacht, jumped into it. to take it to land, leaving his men to condwft his yacht. ...

... I , f .jKENV.II.I. SESSIONS. ■' . j oceapted rhe whole day f n th : i V,,' ,- She,, for defrauding a poor ?? name of KinnanJ, of icd!. ?? India Company's fervice. iihattbe pr ifecutur had been led by Viveititemcnts *-> r fuch places to be j a., in the mofl unqualified terms, ?? -aat wrhich cannot, without a cri— • ;J „j mhu have the dillribtftio-.i oi Vjotroiage, be fold. V- *.a» ...

... 5' ifI P XN E ltJS. The laf Gcrazette contains an account of a r. very gallant fervice performed under the di t rekt- on of Lieut. A!'Cullen of the marines, as Captain Price ofthe Badger fl.an, writes, that obferving on the rcth a bog 1uguet be H tween Iligny and St Marcou, and thinking the might be cut off from La Hoguec he di- recced Lieut. IM'C- with 2t picked rien io rI his ten oared ...

... petessusch — ;i ? , Our Court Gazette, among oilier cruer.a us the Emperor, contains the following — There fliall be swo armies forsnedy one under the command of Count Pabiert, in Lithuania ; the other under the Genet..! of Infantry, Gula- nifchtfehew Kutufow, in Voihynia t the first to confiirof 13 regiments of cavalry. 25 of infantry, five of chaffears, 1 3 battalions of grenadiers, two ...

... It is uiih nleafure we -lferr the fo.'om'nr. t e . ftiir.ony tf refptct to the SttTimuaa Sttf. Draa Sl«. In-aert.fi,, Sept. - 2 . ?? 0 . I perform a duty very pfaaGam; to me. hv . an j ?? -to wo rhc mclolc-j teitimamr ol approbate:-, fro , ate Maoiftr.ues rind Town Council, nf the coudu oiyoir e:ic :r: ?.e,.;r,iient while quartcrer! aaßonat us. — I have the hor.JU-- tc be, wilh great regard ...

... LinVvonr, llali.l.o'ail. from Penh, 'diata. l:mai:iish Satvcfoo, from Mar.J-hl, ditto. V - r it -.hue Pnaliat, Scott, f oia Lon.ion, ditto. Oct. iV'l'r'ii! PacV-t.f:c-.a:*,,li.,ni f>r.ree-r.r.:i*h, do. ctSARSD our. T . s-.rwlckr.-ire Pa. et, 1. ■..*■«, i-.-r Lcr. ?? good* fcbzaictia, Hunter, ier Orttseck, ditto- I ...

... ily7, whlch has lott all-. , -SHiP -Y ?? Thurfday, his Majefly's cutter TjTfsiIW ]-ed from' Shields, 'ith the outwa'id bound . Baltic fleet under convoyg. everal-lfips.are loading for the Baltic, and intend going down to Leith to join convoy. t The London Gazette contains i' lift of 6 armed and 90 merchanta ffels, taken, 'deiain- -ed, or deilroyed, by the Britilh fquadron orl ..the Ja'maica ...

... M.-G'-'TRATES AMD TOWN COUN'CTI. OF PAISLEY. Walter Robertson*. F.s.p Chief Ma-l-trute KcV.ertWihon. r.sn? 8 ?? John Davidson, Esq. 5 - i-s- ?? Robert Smith, i'ieas_i.-er. Messrs Robert Barclay, V lama VVkliisha-.v, | Hugh Thomson, | Robert M-'l e'an ?? F raier Counsellors. Wi.li-m Niven. | Gavin Maxwell, J John Orr. ?? Aiiarri-n- Brown, William |aZ; j. Old Counsellors. Alexander .'vl ...

... fwiodling ai d ;.ten- dering. Several a.fs cf theft were ?? proved againfi her, and numbers of perfons a**- tended whom fhe had fv.lndied out offums mo- ney. In one cafe it appeared Ok called at a gentleman's houfe, and told his fervant malrl tbat her mailer had been fuddcnly fdzed with a vu miting of blood, and ihe was feat for ct. to for her mailer, gave her a guinea note, and deli- red ...

... Tucf lay the perfor. who culls hi/nlelf Dennis M'l.achlan, apprehended a few days ago at Deptford, and in whofe pofiellieui a number ol Irilh ten guinea notes were found, was brought up for re-examination, when George Plant, clerk to Meff. Elliott, Robinfon and Co. tea dealer*=j near the Bank, London, ftated, that onthe 17th of September laft, the prifoner, ?? Lachlan, came t. their iioufe, ...

... citizens to ex;. lain to them the fituation | i wl ',;•■ the Sheriffs and hlnifelf ftood, from the rt' ?? s the Livery had puffed or. Friday the J 3 i ct Oiiobtr. One of thcle was, that the Lord Mayor, together with -he Sheriffs, ihould I preftnt tbe ; rtirlr 1 ofthe Livery in Common 1 * I ■-:■:. ?? .e.l to his Majelly on the throne ; I thts inftroQion. The very clay after the Sheriffs, ...

... z, I .s I I ._ _. _ WVe have the pleaffre to announce, that par, of the homeward-bound Lifbon fleet, -ader convoy of the Topaze, is arrived at Deal. Six of an American homeward-bound Weft andia fleet were lately taken by a Guada. Ioupe privateer, and liberated after being plandered. A rich Danifh fhip and Portu- a uefie brig with upwards of z lacks of dollars ,n board, have been taken by the ...