... hUME NEW-S. SATURDAY, MARCH 13. On Tuelday laft the Lent Aflizes for this County *were heli at the Caftle of this City, befbre sir S. i.a.vrence, and Sir S. Le Blanc-Sir E. Hulfe, Bart. Sheriff. CHARLES SHAW LEFFVRE, Efq. Foreman of t/c Grand July. The ?? were tried and fentenced as under: J. Sponr, C. Bryent, J. facdona'ld, alias J. Murphy, J. Tohnfon, al.as W. Coo3c; 3. Platts, ?? J. Rid- ...

... . PO1RTSM.O ;TH. ARRtVAL.S. TlArfday, the Ulyffis, armed ?? Sayer, from the Moditerraflen, tlaft Hoin Corik. Friday, the Argo6 Of 44. guns, CaptalirBower, frot thii coaft ot fauilca;, a.d. the Penelope, of,, 36 guns7 Captain Blackwood, from the Mediterranean. ohe i-put under qual artiffne: Sattrday,-the Ambqfcade, of-36 gunsi Ron. Captain Colvili,, and rhe Carrystorts of a2 guns, Captain Drum- ...

... :-HAMI B GHR Maci 2.---ThiS? city-wifilortly -i have. ar. eflabliffirient, .o. as inach' utriiit$ ,a~ireP- abl-erels for both;inihabitan-ts :and $f.3r~Agers. -Tlhe ^ plan of' Mr 'Gerhard-Von ofrusf to-'etablii' a houfe for co4iap3- ii near irs -e liiir. 4Accoe ding to'he'&dfign' bf* 'that 'G~entleman'' and- after a plan 'travrh- th& famous arciteci i~atne,:.: za 'fei~table bu-aidisi'.-will- ...

... bu$ A M.- ? , 41R)3A . zt i PZYsi's Row.-Since'turi for ; mer a'ie this~rnoft inhpmnan. tranfaffiou, (for whiclh ?? our. TEL5GRA114 of laft we&,).we . , a~ve been informed of the following circum- r ftaznces ?? Cittgarine -fDavidfon, (rwho - it c ,r lcrm'sn' alfeparation from her lai hfb'and haid t . re-aifmed tbe namse fof hier Efrft,'which dwas hu- t. .fltetf ?? i hoiase lor lodgeis. At ...

... rron~te MiX nda th ?? S l i 0* Nr -i~s f61ke rlda tnxo hord;e hineioglor~int neiack-to ri¢ .Adj ournid' . . ft edarin' MAt Ll ene Ictch A e Caf ?? v rde the Exchequer Bills Bill, We:t~rirftE a.- BillrFi n the Souttiern XT~iale Fiffier Bil1 adfris ?? recod reahidting e, f~ndi.'s 3itrcd Bill tova the .Cpoimpon 'djtill to mqrrow 'e'nn~t-Adrons:. -- TH\RDNAY,y FEB. 2S: e T lhe LRDya CAffent W ...

... r1iatnnt, 1ItUSE-OF'LODS. MONDAY, MfAtRCH 22. CIVIL L.ST-2-Mr. Braggp, from the Commons, brought tup the Report of the Ccmmitte on the Civil Lift Expenditure) Lehigh wis ordered to lie on the table. LoRD PELHA.M moved that the faid report be printed, which being arced tog the Noble Lord moved that the Order of the Day for taking the Report into confideration be dilcha.rged, and fixed for ...

... CAPE. OF GOOD HOPE,- JAN. 4. To the EDITOR of the HAMPSHIRE TELEGRA1P. His Majefly's Ship Eurydice, Capt. Bathrft, arrived here the 14th ult. with the joyful news of Peace, being only forty eight days fince (he left England i fhe remained here only a few hours to viaual and water, and then pro- ceeded on to Ceylon and the Eaft Indi ?? next rnorn- ing Sir R. Curtis difpatched the Penguin, ...

... IjONOURABLE MR. BOWES. - On Monday night, about nine o'clock, as the n Hon. Mr. Bowes, bibother to Lord Strathnmore, was pafling through the courts near St. Martin's - church, he .was extremely annoyed by fome of le the lower order of'women of the town laying hold f of him, and bt gging money, when, to get rid of i, them, he gave one a fhilling. He had pr'6cceded a very few paces further, ...

... THE CARXI£AL. e The clofedb the late revclry wh.ich tookpce at Pnris.i is e t us ddfierlbe by a perfon-who-was prefent:-* f The preparatiobns- whiic'h .2>w-ere -mande for 1Mfaragras, (Shrove :Tuefday)'were of the mpft e extraordinary. defcriptiona: From La.Madelaine to the ci-devant Baftile,. ?? 'oc- t cupied. through the whole of th day by a double fileof carriages, filled within,' and ...

... PORTSMOUTH. SATURDAY, MARCH zo. An Admiralty meffinger arrived here this morn-I ing with difpatches, which were put oii ~board.'the Medufa, and Latoi a frigates and they Th'f l -i- mediately. The former for the Mediterraniean, and the latter for the Welt Indies.-'T'heir nature is-not known. Mr. Fiyn, Midlhipman of the Endymion, is made a Lieutenant. The follbwing fbips from: India,1aden with ...

... POITSMOUTH. eS . , .SATURDAY, MARCC. I An order was receivcd on Monday laft, for the whole of the troop hips lying at Spithead to be i srP~erPA And ..:ns11AjIt -t_ I .. refitted and vktaalld for five months 'and on> Wednesday another order was received to refit and vi'tual all the line of battle ihips for five months, and' the frigates and fioops of war for three months, ?? ferv-ice. The hips ...

... SLOGRAIHICAL MEMOIRS OF PICE AlDMIRPAL SIR IR6GER CR2RTLS,' art. (CONCLVnR.O FrOM OUR LtAST) The eves of all Europe had long been turned. on this famous fiege, and the prqeparation latterly made by the allied forces, of .Frarce and &pain, were of fuch a' magnitudepthat'it was generally fuppofed vi~tory muft at length crown 'their per- levering efforts; the Princes of the t3loodRov-'lM of ...