... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. To the FREEHOLDERS'of the COUNTY of KINCARDINE. N confequence of its Seing generally pinderrloorl that the wvorthy, Reprefentative of the County of Kincardine intends to retire at the end of the pre. feat Parlimnent; the Fr& hlldcrs are earneilly r.; - quelled not to engage their votes preniatuire ly, a a Candidate, zealoufly attached to the Coiflitiirhilu .1 his countiry ...

... gjiltelf .a. HOUSE OF LORDS. Frirlavl, iltarcash T. SCOC 'S APPEAL. Mfr Adam was heard for the appellant in the caute abhn Glaiewir of Long Niddry, Esq. against the Earl of Wemysr. Counsel were linally beard upon the abovc cause. After which the Lord Chancrior quitted the woolsack, and made some leading obherva. tions thereon for the better information of their Lordships. He concluded by ...

... x9, GENERAL ASSEMBI.Y. The Meeting of the ensuing General Assem- b!y of the Church of Scotland is to be on Thurs- ?? 'the 2ad of May. ?? understand that Lord Napier is again to be his Majesty's Representative in the approach- ing General Assembly of the Chrcbh olfScotland. Monday, the Magistrates and Town Council of Glasgowv,. unaniiously ciealed John Connell, Eqj. Advocate. Sheriff Depute of ...

... N GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. .ddnirult.')ff re, ?? 24, iSo6. Dispatcbes, ofwhich-the IolloNVin are copies, from Vice-Admiral Sir John Thomas Duck- worth, K.B. commanding a squadron of his Ma- .jcty's ships, addrersed to William Marsden, Esq. and broughlt to Engiand by Captain Natha- niel D'iy Cochrane, were yesterday received at the Admiralty: Superb, to leeward of the town of of St Domingo, SIR, ...

... q - jfbvi?n '5nOtti ence. The Dutch and German papers contain re-' ports of more changes of territory, under the di.' rs2tion of the mighty creator of kingdoms and I principalities. Prussia is to cede Cleves, Wesel, s-nd all the country on the right bank of the Lippe, to Holland; and in return for this acces- c0on of territory, France is to have BataVianrI -3raisant, and part of Zealand. The ...

... )LO11DO11', vttbl 27. rAs~ I GLORIOUS VICTORY. THE NATION will rejoice to hear, that the rostral column of our glory has been adorned with fresh trophies; and that a mortified enemy will be again compelled to confess that the ele- wents have been unfavoirable to a .few more of hit Jiip5. In, the frenzy of his hopes, he was weak enough to flatter himself, that the-squadron which he sent out to ...

... P 0 S 'T S C R T P ?? LGMThO, Illard) 29. The Candidates tor the Loan waited on ;he Chancellor ot the Exchequer on Friday.. ?? Gold-) id, Baring & Co. and Curtis &c C- ha- ving coalesced, their bidding was acceptecd ?? ing the most favotirable for the publi!. Po e- very ioI. suibscribed, they are to have ioc cJ suls, and 66 reduced. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, last e11 ht, hrought forward ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-March 28. --In the appeal, Johnltone v. -Scott, Mr Grant was heard for the respondent. The further hear- ing pofiponed to Monday. Lord GRENVILLE brought down a menfage from his Majefly, fating his intention of fettling a penfion of iocol. a-year for life on Vice-Ad- miral Sir Joln T. iDuckworth, K. B .for his rer- vices. Ordered to be taken into confaderation on Monday. HOUSE OF ...

... I g ag,; . LEC AND UTCJ7 PAPE.S I I~~- - . V ~ I A .g] larch 23.- BY the f{ of April 1the French roops will be put upon the peace 1 ' r,,te three eying camps at Alexandria, Ren- j,,d poiiers, are broken up, and the nation. a e'ds that were put in requisition have been ; hore ahefe two months pafi. T the corps de referve under the Marfhals n and LefOvre, have been broken up; ?? nmperor has ...

... FPOM TILE' LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, 'MARCH 29. iSo6. The King has been pleafed to grant the diani ty of a Baronet of the Uniited kingdon of Great Britain and Ireland to Sir Thormas Louis, of Chelfion, in the county of Devon, Knight, COdn- nmander of the Sicilian Order of St Ferdinand and of Merit, and Rear-Addmiral of the White Squadron of his Majefly's fleet, and the heirs male of his body ...

... LO ND O N-MiRcH 3I. Friday, at twelve o'clock, a Military College -ir Board was held at the Duke of York's Office, pI which was attended by the.Duke§ of York, Kent, P Cambridge. and Gloucefter; Lprds Harrington r and Cathcart; the Adjutant, Quarter-Mafter. and ir Barrack4lafters General, and a number of Ge- d seral Officers. Now that Sir John Sinclair is at the head of 4 the Board of ...

... I I1- , LT X D I, P I N P rlT E-fl rr, I Af--l t EJDINRUR GFI.-AP. I1 3. t PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. t HOUSE OF COMMONS-March Si. a Sir J. NEWPORT took the oaths and his feat. A meffage was brought from the Lord5 requiring the attendance of the Commons in that Houfe, to hear the Royal affent given to fomne public and private bills. The Speaker accordingly went to the Houlle *of Lords, attended ...