... LONDOI?--JANTJ.A?t Y 9. ?? > an j His Maj.ftyj came to town on Wednefdayl Ih- front Windfor, and held a levee at St James's r Palace, whicht'%as attended by his Serene High- r r nefs the Prince of Orange, the Pruffian, Wir- temberg, Daniih, Neapolitan, Hefilarn, Swediflh t and PorruguaUd Ambafradors, the Turkifla y, Charge d'Affaires, the Bihop of Kildare, the L Lord Chancellor, the Attorney ...

... 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, ...

... ' A t E P, D E E N-Aug. z6. 06 Wednefday we had a tremendous flort of thund'er and lightning,- attended by heavy fhowers of rain. It began in the morning at Foudland, and taking a fouth -eat courfe, reach- ed this place in the. afternbon. Many Cf the peals were louder and longer than any ever re- membered in this country. In the evening, rne FoRBEs. a wright in Elloi, traveling towards ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I I- 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? 1 . ?? - - lis F: 1I X BU RG H-j-ANUARY~r9 At the Court at James's, the s4th Janary, i 801 Ia vE S E N T ve The King's moft Excellent MajeRy' in Council- ire \\rHE REAS his Malefly has received advice, or that a large iumnlier of veffels belonging to his n Majefty's fubjecls have been and are detained in ed the potts of Ruflia, and that the Britiffi failors en navigating the ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 5 - - - ?? -D - - to .E D INB UR GH-.-j UL2'6. 2 Thurfday French journa s up to the 29th in- clufive were received. They were brought to tl Dover by a returned flag of truce, which 'failed r( again fame day, in confequence of the arrival of; w VI it a courier from London with difpatches. ilty. Paffengers who came with the flag of truce ' by from Calais, relate, that the molt vigorous mili- R ...

... 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, ...