... *, rT J7VTfI.V j~,r ;bt e e;wcaatiorz ,f ?? Ab ti! F' n-b I7 a1 aroi iiiary truopfs mi.der th. ro lzan.d cftke GC;rral of divisioi, RsBliard, con-l.lcL be- tw ciz Bradiet -f Gtn!cral H-pe, on t1e par t of the Cenaw.ider it Cflipf of thb Btitis'j arlqy iiz Ek-ptt A' Oona,, Bel,, on th p-i t of hiJ Hira'-'s the Gna'! P V-jier, and Tinac Ber, on the part 4 fhir F luirnssr th, C'7ptean Facha ; ...

... Dover, Ae9ye 4. Lord Nelson's fleet is now bomsbardling Boulogne, and has been seen engaged from be- tween six and seven this morning; but no vessel having arrived, we are ignorant of the success of the attack. The atmosphere is now very clear, and greatest part of the ships are plainly to be seen from the hills firing from the town and har- hour, and the French batteries appear to keep up a ...

... U2.toll, @01. 29. - - i ?? -41 +noSr The nerwspapcrs. as Usual, teem w;ith specula- tions on th-c tcrnis of thhe preliminary treaty, into .xvhich it -woul'l ihe idle for us to follow themq. it is geenrally beliwved that an article of the trcaty .)ofpeacc ?? France and Russia vill forni a . >art of t hC definitive treatv, and no apprclien- sloi is cnteriained of oopou.ition on the part of the 1 ...

... -?w I ?? .1 I. Sr, Dispatches were yesterday r~ecci~ed at the Ad ill msiraltyfrdm Egypt,.'but notofalater datethi re those formierly received. Lord Hobart and' Lord P lam hive deternn ed, that in filture the posct-ollice.packetssli not be detained for ay Government dispatche but proceed tersca withthe sh.sils on thLys- a pointtd for sailing. -his segolatuon lia be b much desired by the ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT KILMARNOCK. The followilg most afflicting details have reached us this morning:- On Sunday last, about two o'clock afternoon, when the people were assembling for public wor- ship in the parish church of Kilmarnock, an un- sounded alarm spread among them that the church was falling, which, it is said, arose from a pressure upon a seat, which cracked, when those in the ...

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... ?? yloqjol glitelliqlIce. EXST INDIES. I From the frierilly disposition of the King of Ava towards tht English, a settlement is to be formed on ?? coast, for the express purpose of building ships, as this country produces vast forests of timber, admirably adapted for ship- building. All political disquisition, we understand, is stridly forbidden at Manilla. The Chinese mer- chants have been ...

... Th-e -I The U NI ON. The firel day of the nineteenth century opens up a new era in the hiltory of the Bri- c tifh empire. With whatever hopes we may hail the feries of years, which it begins, they muft in the prefent circumfiances in which we f land, be mingled with fome folicitude. In the century, which has paffed by, we have, t taking it all in all, run a race of glory and freedom. To few ...

... SEQUYESTRAT!ONS, &c. July to, ?? Mi-ciilwraitd, junior, ncer- chant, Calmoneft. Crcditors to meet in the houl of lanes Sloan, vintrer in Avr, on the 30th July curt. z, an okloclr ncon, to name an interim faor; and again, at farme place and hour on the 31ft of Auguft nea.it, to ?? a truftee. July a a-john RonbrtFon, mafon and wright in C'gar, refiding at Pollockfhawe. Creditors to nr.-t in the ...

... %brrbIebn-$ zt~guf 19. .4cr dceez jozno.-nal Gce, Aug, 19, I o80l. I . CHALOIERS& f CO. PRI'NTERS, ?? | | I.van ?? ,fiic7Vds, that by the LoIndoI Par1ket they I bh.e jtrf ,errieed a Co;l-phte COPPERPLATE . PRiNTING PRESS, by wvich Pry :uilh i- bl/ed to excerte tiat branch of ?? basinevs, iL the best Lo-ndon stile. it wi/l be fift&dup i tie con, se of afew. df's, 7vvie they will be bappy to ...

... ia(bbeme. IMr SHAW rcdpel&flly iutfinatcs to the Ladies and Gentlemen of A^terdcen, and its vicinity, that his \ X LD I :, ?? .4 or.- A ?? -h n ~. ) ?? COii'jNi';ER'l; is. fixet f'or riday- the 20thl clrt. tine particulars of wshich will be expreffied in the billst Laft week the lirc.ifrcr of the Public Kitcein, rc ceived for the benefit of that ufeful infiitition, by the hanidis of Mr Gcorgc ...

... plultmentavp g-litfittgelitc. HOUSE o, LORDS. ALIIdal, Feb. 9. to The ?? Chanceikr brcught in r. bi!I for vi the relief of ijfolvent debtors. It dors not rn extend to Scotland. Tihere was no other bu- 07 finefs of importance. to ThZ;f,;) Feb. t,. Lord Spincer preiented a petition fromi the fa King, recommending a penfion of jooci aa year to Sir Sidney Smith. Ordered for fu- e ture confideratio ...