... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-March 29. 1608. GoI TENBuRtit, Match 21.- An embargo was laid d yefierday on all Danifla, Ruffian, and Pruffian veffels. The following are here: Albertina Marianna, Mohaup; tU Unterneeming, Rohde; Neka, Hahn; Maria, Auching; Cs Prefung, Haneman; - , J. F. Scherlaw; Friend- fchfat,-Reemier; ?? D. Tjegs; ?? G. Schmidt; Juno, Robertfon. At Marftrand.the Rudolph, ht ?? the ...

... e CG, C T VfLoozv Al- . I Sip.,-In perufing the Refolutions entered into bvthe Noblemen, Freeholders, and others, of the connty of Avr, on the 13th current, I obferve, that a motion 3 w1 was made by Mr Ofwaki of Auchencruive, relating to the expedience of addreffing the Legiflature, in order to obtain relief from the unequal preffure of the property tax on tenants occupying lands in Scotland ...

... O.a cot having taken place ticret 0 alt ws revived in London on ?. dte hlrC', n tb ority o letters from ericiif °C' tls starle hat an action had been h ;were totally defeated ?? leFreinchl. h ?? nil ?? been killed. The t~e ,,,I dir apet,0 t5 move- Il ilaL l fclil papers respect tog o f tile r( t, ?? in the 1\1editerranean, iC o, irc to rhhr that a battle has be- ,Vre eacs- vI, tat cen p lace, ...

... L O N D 0 N-MARCH 30. ...

... i)R FiNLAYSON. VW/e 'eel gteat. anrd peculiar satlisfaction in being -,-tJ to inform the public, that the Gentlemen of the Loglic Class, in order to testifx to the world their respect fosr the virtues and abiliiies, and gratitude for the services of their late much esteemed and lamented Professor, utlaialll-usly resolved, at a -General Mecitn' 1hl ol Morday last, to p)ro- cure a portrait of lr ...

... TRI pATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF COMMONi-March 30. i k GtASSFORD brougaht in a bill for malking and re- to criig ctenin roads and bridpos in the county of Dum- to ?? 0 ?? t Str joax NzweoRr gave notice of a motion for tn- nmiiy ecfpelinsg the granting of offices in reverfoon in Lu! Idr d. (as A fiecment of the proceedings of the Conmiffioners de; f blic Records, ia far as regards Scotland, ...

... is HOUSE OF LORDS-March 28. n The Royal Assent was given by Commission Y to the orders in Council Bill, the Irish corn d bill, and four private bills. Te The Commissioners were the Lord Chancel- 'e br, the Earl of Aylesford, and Lord Walsingi rham. Th&le'louse having resolved itself into a Com- e mittee, Mr Brougham was heard on behalf of the If petitioners against the orders in Council, who ...

... LONDoN?j Vednesda?. ? WVednesda~,abutwjOd1 arrived at the Qouee t c . two o'clock a ?? ?? the city of London a L-ri C ed last Fr day, in Conm ' of public zAdiirs. On tile lo~de ?? duced to his Maies ;, the lowing address .- to l.vhicl clr.r Secretary of S ate for the read his Majesty's ?? gt i s otgace0 TO THE KIX'G I tOST The humble and dunful .Aldermen,Zrcaoni omm n Ccmnron Conlzcii C ?? ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-March SO. fi The several appeals respecting the Roxburgh estates, &c. were ordered for a first hearing on Friday 5th April. I IMARCH 31. After Lord 'W'aldegrave had taken the oaths and his seat, the ERouse resolved into a Commit- tee to hear evidence on the Liverpool petition. Messrs Bell, Hinckley, Cropper, Kinder, Allen, and Pollock, were interrogated by Mr Brough- am, in ...

... PRIYAET CORRESPONDENCE. )e London, April 1. K CSome vessels have arrived this day from Hol- a: land, and one from Caen, and various reports have e prevailed respecting the engagement said to have te taken place in the Mediterranean. At Lloyd's, w and on the 'Change, it wa% confidently said an ac- o, count had appeared in a Dutch paper, to the fol- of lowving effect, viz.-that the French had ...

... ,IC, 1, ? I 1).Nv ?, Z' f t V. S, ?? ? R, i e 1? ?, r -x-, ox'P. I EDINBURGH-ArRrrL 4. NAVAL VICTORY. We have j ust seen a letttr fromn a gentlernan to his father in Leith, stating, that Captain HAN- cocK had arrived at the AdmiraltY, with dispatches from the Medilletancan' vwith accounts that Sir R. STRACHAN, with eight sail of the line and two frigates, had attacked the combinmcd Rochefort ...

... FOREIGN IIV7ELLIGENCE. I I I 1 I I I i I i I i i I I I i I I 1 i i I i I i iut FROM TH'E FRENCH PAPERS. PA PARIS, Mar~cl 18.-By an Imperial decree of ot- the'day before yesterday, an University is esta- ir- blished, to which is entrusted the care of sup;er. Nising public instruction through the whole French ith empire. ew The following is the oath to be takenby the fa- nexy Nobility- of I ...