... I [Owing to want of time and room we only gave j in our lafl an abftra-ft ofthe contents ofthe f--I- I lowing papers, which we now infer: at fell I length, that our readers may be in ?? ofa j complete copy of thefe official documents -J I I lose no time in sending you the substance of the I observations which I had the honour of making to you f upt*_i the principal contested points. I most ...

... LONDON-DEcEMBER 18. . HIS MAJESTY's LEVEE. Wednefday his Majefly, at one o'clock, held a levee at St James's Palace, which was nume- roufly attended. The Noblemen, &c. introduced to his Ma- jefty were M. Otto, Minifter Plenipotentiary ,from the French Republic, who had his firf' au- Fe dience to deliver his credentials ; his Excellen- cy was introduced by Sir S. Cottrel, as Maller - of the ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LlST — June 17. The pboniix privateer, cf Jerfcv, has taken two French brigs, La Doriue, of 130 tons, and La Jean, of Za tons, both from Bourdcaux to St SebafUans, laden with wine, brandy, oil, and other goods. The Admiral Parker, , horn Gibraltar to Honduras, has put into Jamaica after a fevere engagement with a priva- ?? Caotain Thomfon killed. The Portuguefe fehooncr NoMra ...

... i THE PRLNCE or AE-ND T GE PREY ASS4 Ilamburgh letters communicate the following i anecdote of Prince Charles of Heffe, Field Marfhal of Denmark, and Commander in Chief of the Danifh troops fent to take poffielion of Hamburgh a fliort time -o:- r On his march to Hanmburgh, he halted at a a fmall town called Pinneberg, in the Duchy of F Holitein, diflant from Hambrirgh about twelve l Englifh ...

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... It is now fully afcssrtained that his Royal Highr.efs the Archduke Charles was earnestly foli cite Iby the Cabinet of Vienna, foon after the battle of M__i rch, so relniie the command of tb.e grand Imperial army. In order the more effesftuaiiy to induce him to c imply, he was offered tiie nomination of all the principal ofncers, and a total independence of any cuntroul on tfce part of the ...

... Weyaioutli. has taken and br ht into' that place rhe Daiulil brrg Juliana, of Al- ?? front, J3om-le-«ux and Coronna, bound to .Scue- -1 ac ?? ?? Murgo, , from Liverpool ro ?? frS ?? the Wett Indies, is 101 l on the- coast of At ?? VV. King George, Eilbeek, Iran, Jamaica -, Lon- don, UloAa, Pedro Point in- Jamaica ; I'ioplc A ?? ?? I, ...

... IMP ER IA L PAi L AMENT -TTQV nV T f HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb z. After his Majefly had delive red his Speech from the Throne and retired, The Duke of MONTRoss rofe to Move the addrefs. He obferved, that in moving an ad- drefs to the Sovereign, on the occation of his rnofE gracious ?? tahen read, hle (hould firfit havie to call their Lordihips' attention to the very important political ?? which ...

... TREEHOLDERRS OF MIDDLE In confequence of a requifition X* veral of the Freeholders of Middle';* to the Sheriffs ofthc county, a estcss': Thurfday held at the Mermaid, as* conliderof the propriety of prcfentuj j to Parliament, to entreat it ta iM caufes of tbe high price of provd:-* effesfl their reduction. J At one o'ciocl: the bufinefs cf -H ?? opened by Mr Wilkes. He r -yj abfence of a ...

... THE A TR A 7 C A L S. TO TaE PRINTER OF THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. SS r :R, A VERY uninterefling and common.place ob- fervation upon the play of OiObnoko, made its ap- pearance in your paper of Mooida-yevening, the tendency of which evidently is to introdace a moff unjuaf and injurious criticifir upon the Gentleman who performed the principal charadler in that play. An anonymous writer muft ceafe ...

... RFJO.CiMGS FOR PEACE. 'k ,, -;nv ;.s . : ,I .. ' - ino ay rin it zte ion 1 nataone IWere rencated r. thro uphout rhc metropchis and al! the fhrreuna- in . i es ir. a ftyle of rreater brilliancy that ?? on Saturday!. TIe e A enin w IS ex remelv E favouralale. andn 1naffd over ?? any acci.dent * that we have helard of. The , lanli n.^ Fonik . iin additiotn to t'ne ' nPrs, I , exhi d o.. trad ...

... NVAR-OFFICE-Sept. S. x~or. itt Regiment of Life Guards-Major Terence ?? Brien O'ioghlin, froth the r4th light dragoons, to be Second Majer, vice Garubier, who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Dragoons-Cornet John B. Oliver to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Harrifon, -who re- tires. William Henry Wright to be Cornet, without vurchafe, vice Oliver. tith Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, ...