... I THURSO— (Jet. 12. In the night of the icrh current, with the I wind bl nwing hard at north, the fnow Smyrna ot London, Alex. RfcitiPATH, commander, with a pargo of iron and tallow, from Archangel, rbcnfnd' for London, was totally wrecked at ' went to pieces. The mailer, one man, and a j boy providentially fayed their live: : the re- mainder of the crew, confifling of fit men, were drowned. ...

... ?? I - -! on 1-0 Ie- ver -EDINBhURGH-AUGUS x.r ?? ths relf It will be feen from the account in the Lon- ich don Gazette, that while the enemy are m.aking u- demonflrations of invafilon upon our coaffs, the ti veffels which are to bring their legions hither the are not fafe even in their own harbours, in pre- 1en fence of the combined fleet. The French cor- ton vette, of 22 guns, cut out of ...

... r.'tslFRES-KInE MUATIA. 7t _f .f 1_I- __ _4 1 . In the courfe of laft week two companies of the Drn-fries militia marched to relieve the de- tsaclment at Leith: and, in the courfe of next weel; we underfland, the remainder of that re- girn-nc will leave this to occupy their hew quar- ters at Dalkeith. We fhall Pot attempt tO do .juflice to the merits of this excellent regiment, which, during ...

... LONDON-FEBRUAaY 12. ?? 0 L E V E E. 0 Wednerday at one o'cleck, the King held a Levee yat St James's palace, which was attended by the fo- reign Nlinifters, the Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor d of the Exchequer, and the following Nobleman and . Gentlemen: Dt Dulkes-Portlanri, and Roxburgh. Id arquilles-Bute, Sligo, Hertford, and Salifbu- r ry. ly Earls-Balcarres, Camden, Caffilis, Northampton ...

... fl as . r w . I r . e _ The following further particulars ofthere cele- b brated fwindlers have ?? leaving Blackheath, Mifls Robinfon and her companion v Mifs Sharp, fet off in the mail coach for De- t vonrhirie At Penzance, in Cornwall, they took f up their refidence at the Hotel. Mifs Sharp defcribing her protege as a Madame Douglas, who was a lady of large fortune in the north of England, ...

... - , Quei tbrfe gt Dik'zMi &SrT nt:. -urc Xvtr , )~ . 1cut on -cla Se ,l It is requefted of e Surveyors-General of the Tax hlice; to date fpubliely, ;whether ,it is meanf by their late order,;that .Ail perzfns: vwho pay dut7 for a two- wheeled chaife or gig, fhall be-clhseged with the-uty of twopo rds.feri~g~far a male'ferv'ant, althoughno' fuch:'ervantchoa a be .kept for that purpofe, or ixany ...

... MARGATE-Atg. 7. . we ,r- _ .. ?? imiral Lord Nelforl, with that part of his i-has come into our Roads, lies at ,:anehor, ready to depart as foon as the vef l @havre taken on board fome beer, animu. ,1 and a fewv other neceffaries, with which ligenCO floop, which has been appointed ro jerrie, is now fupplying them, RAMSGATE-Aug. 7. , norning an exprels arrived here from N1.,lfon, whofe flag is ...

... SEsUES STRATIOJVS, &c. _ ?? _Do. . ?? D _1. ..1nH OflMUfl)iJ tflhI1 .25v. 1, etc. JOSIN GiesoN, Linen Printer in Patrick.-Creditors to meet in the house of John Reid, vintner, Glas- gow, on 14th August, at twelve o'clock, to name an interim factor; and same place and hour on ?? September, to chuse a trustee. Public examination ?? MAItoUsS, late Ship-build- er in Dysart, to tahe place in the ...

... MEMtBERS RETURNED. Antrim-MIon. John O'Neill, M~r M'Njghten. Armagh, County-Hlon. Col. A. Atchcson. Hon. H. C&ulfield. Avrshire-Colonel Fullarton. Batiffshire-Right Hon. Sir William Crant. Clonmell-Colonel William Bagivell. Cork, City-Col. M. Loqgfield, C. H. Hutcheson, Esq Downparrick, Bo.-Counr-llor Hawthorn. Dublin, County-F. Hamiltou, F. J. Falkiner, Esqrs. Duungaivon-Major William Gre-er. ...

... -m 0 i _ LLOYD'S MARINE IAST-Jur Ex. TiiE Thetis, Reyitolds, , f HudI, boutid to Dunkirk, is put into Harwich in diftrefs, and will be obligec to unload to repair. Thc N; S. Concuao Volorazo, Captain Figucizo, front Liflbon for Maranhamo, Nvas burnt on asth March, in I .t. 2S 36. N. 2ong.z6. 3- W.-Ihe crew, c'iting of 6a, faved by th Suufanah, Capt. Shelton, arrivcd at St Kitts. T The Succefs, ...

... NAtTCAL TNTELLTGENhrc ' Wednefday advice was received at ?? Indla Houfe, of the fafe arrival in the Downs of the fllip oVillefley, Captain Peter Gordon, from the r Prefidency of Bengal, which place fnle left fo late as the month of December. The Wellef ley failed from the ifland of St Helena in the beginning of April laft. p aeng ers by the Wcllel'ey-Lieutenant General Sir Jamie, Cr;ig, K. B. ...

... LONDON-MARCH I 2. to FROM THE SUN OF.THiURSDAY. w a~ \We view the fituation of the country, at the tl prefen: moment, not as fome perfons do, with defpondency, but certainly not without a great h degree of anxiety. We are anxious, not fo -c much to fee the definitive treaty figned, not foa much to be nominally at peace with France, bat e that we fhould be at peace with a reafonableL hope of ...