... WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 . . . . , . - I Married at Artarnford, JOHN BRINE, Esq Surgeon. Member of the Royal College of Sur- geons in London, to Miss GRANT, daughter of John Grant, Esq. Artamford. JOHN BRINE, Esq. of Teignmouth, Devon- - shire, having undergone a previous examination privately, was publicly examined before the Se- natus Academicus of MArischal College, on Sa- turday the 10th inst. ...

... To TRHElREAMBRS OF THE REGISTER. ?? have heard much of the INTENEDPD Dis$PAcT of the East India Directors, wherein they take a view of, and give their opinion upon, the conduct of Marquis Wel- lgsley. You have been, by me, regularly iifrrued of tle several efforts that have been waade to keep this Dispatch from the public eye. It is now, however, thanks to the Directors, printed and published; ...

... PROPIERTY TAX. I - - Sin ?? of the provisions of the newf Ac on Income are; so extremely severe and, oppressive, as to ?? almost uiversal re- probation, and yqt we do niot'bhe6ar that any, cons~titutional' methoff has beeii publicly t~a- ken by'instruction's to'membe~rs,, or othier-, wise, to endeavour to obtai~n such' modificai'- tions'of 'the obnoxious claus~es, as wxill render' them less ...

... FROM THE FZAMBRGH AtIL. VIENNA, May ?? from. Ttiefte, the credit of which is undoubted, bring the agreeable intelligence from Dalmatia, that the occaflon of a new war between France and Au- ftria is happily removed, as the Emperor of Ruflla, in order to refcue our Governrment from that dif- treffing fituation, had ordered his troops, who oc. cupied the fortrefs at' the mnuth of the Cattaro, ...

... L ON DO N, May 2o. In the Housr of LORDS, 0n Friday, the Slave nm. portatiou ReftriFrrion Bill was, after an oppolition from, the Dfake of C!. -o'ce, the Dfuke of Ss/,I~x, the arl of lWell7woreland, Aleawrqis of I/g;o, and Lord Shieffiid, read a ?? time and ?? the froung lauguage mode ufe of by the fupporters of this Bill agirioft the whole fyftem of the Slave Trade, ?? truft thie day is not ...

... ?? ct eor0teap'0 boa. J'ROM THEE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY 05F'ICE, MAY 13. [Tranfditted by Admiral YDnng.] MY LoRD, Druid, Plymouth Sound, May 9. IHAVE the hoonir to inform you, that on the ift itin. I fell in with the French brig corvette, which, after a ruin of a6o miles, we chaced into the fquadron of Rear-Admiral Stirling, where {he was brought to at eleven o'clock P. M. 2She proved to ...

... POSTSCRIP . I Fromo the LONDON GAZETTE, May no. f O nights gaze-te contains a letter from captain T Wallet, detailing the narrative of a gallant ex- ploit perforncid bv the boats of his majeflv's (loop of wvar Serpent, who attacked and carrizd a Spanifh guarda cofta, mounting onC ilong is-pounder, two 4-pounders, four 3-poutlderr., irnall arms, and 40 men, of whom, the cormmndet and 2s of the ...

... Front the moment his Swedith majefly had deter- I - ined upon taking a part in the coalition agaitift the 1 pations of Nap olcon Bonaparte, his ?? had if ed his attention upon the pretervation of the leto- of pnolliions of the khig ot krngland upon the Conti- ca a Which had been evacuated by the ?? troops. di aly to enter thernwith ?? and Ruilian army, an jied under his orders, his ?? ...

... FOREIGN IimLJGC MUN rt} APRIL 17.-The ?? somcof tie.our'nals, of the -arrivao af Fencnh Adjatiint fi omrn Vien')i, with Advice of t4ae. evacuation of the' _n3ths' of the Cattaro by the.Rcssiant, find 'thc a~ccomhio~d i- tion of the differedces Witi' Austria on tiva t-',ji&t, v ert. p ditilatre and infoundeJ¢E' Every tliing continues - i the same situation as 'bfo~in. The rrnch gariison at ...

... ?? e&of; Xk i'g'olirs forizi~te'dper iod, an::iitd dsr b; :ceri,.;in . rp,lin,:ar s;.atuii cX ,~ ~ ~ a e~;a i~ so:fito , ie 1¶o fmm P th,'foi w ing ans St ?? yo `dpra jom: ?? not ,be unworthyqn L ?? the queion of Ihtd or d si; to he pinion ?? i apav o se ~ be attended withny,. advatg, r rdyai Gelfcerin theritis ys t Wtrha tle icr:wtings enice,l th quesoiic, 'there- freigh en'i!th equal oprie y ...

... *h.5.~Z7O at WARXI dokRot-ezr. SIR, 1z~Iavng disposed of'thP general topics; I will now -proceed' to the more important parts of ihe letter, whicl relate to the proposed alterations in the establishment of the Regular Army. -y The author commesices with a suggestion that all the plausible principles of the plan, are taken from the ., French Encyclopedists, and compares the Populai mrea. sures ...

... _- - I _- - - - - - - - -I [Alo vews in 11is ntgrtt's gazette.] 1,0 NDtGN r, T URSrtAY. Mlay 27. *TVrESTERDAY morning one Hamburgh andt two ' . Gottehburgh mails'arrived at the poft-ofiire. Rui~a has tt length' acceded to the prelfing demands of the court of V4enna; and the emperor Aletxandr himfelf affured the Auftrjan general count Meerveldt on parade,' that he had given oiders to his troops ...