... 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 ...

... PARIS-MARCH 8. Yererday Mr Jackfon, Minifter Plenipoten- tiary of his Britannic Majefty, prefeoted the fol- lowing Noblenmen and Gentlemen to the Firft Conful: Earl of Moonteashel Mr Vaughan Lieut. Gen,. Earon de Mr Abdy Hompesch Mr Guillemard Sir WV. WIfolsely Mr Lemaitre Mr Pierrepoint Mir Cussani Col. Grahamn ir Wombwell Col. Ramsqy Mr 'lalbot-and tieut. C'ol. Swaine Mr Laudon. Mr Craw ord ...

... DREADFUL A(CCDENT. I ] , __ -~X 1 ' / _1 ?? t.. fs5 Yefterday,,. a fs(,nck.ng cailmilty h!jppned in e. Duke Street, ?? J New 'Town. 'l'he 'our-. Cs dation of two very old houfes, No. 33 and t4, le bave w~ay, 2nd the wretched inhabitants. co-iiz. - ing of 'eight poor families, were buricd in trh *d ruins.. The tinme rendered this event niore awvfu,' d and diffrefling ; it was about halff pail ...