... London. , George Campbell, now or lately servant Robert Allan Surgeon in Edinburgh ; John Kerr, labourer i> Edinburgh ; and George Maclaten, now lately servant to Dr. John Smith, physician Edinburgh; all lately prisoners in the tolbooth of Haddington, were ...

... three Welts k on Archibald Hamilton ras rettirited ex.ting awl Cleik. *lure a tii jority of elevea far dna Ilaunituit And Sir John Ntaxwell of Pollock was placed in the Cnaii..—Seseral nen claims for were brought forn aril on both sides, to many of obctions ...

... of ihe criminalsChriilo pher Delano, master ; Thomas Thomson, mate; Brtjamin Wilcock, John Smith, Reuben Marshall, Robi vtalker, James Atkinson, John Lewis, John John Curtis, seamen. George Francis, steward, raped on shore at Malta. An examination was ...

... four hours, within ten miles of St. Andero, the American schooner Ellen and Emeline, armed IA ith one long heavy French twelve pounder on a pivot, and a number of small arms. The schooner had been out three houts from Nantes, with a cargo of silks, &c. and ...

... .—At sedhnijjh, the JI'I June, Major John Meiray,of the 20 h regiim*i»f of y. in year hiajro.—Al hi? horse. No. I. Chariot (r Stretl, the iAih nil. Air. John Johnstone* writer*-—\i North Leith, the June, Mr. John Drummond,-hipmabter, THE COURIER. INVKRNESS ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday.—Mr. Grattan Moved, that the Roman Catholic Relief bill be taken* into further consideration. This was agreed to, and the House resolved itself into a committee accordingly. The Straker then addressed the committee. He said, it ...

... his flight after losing the battle Puliouwa, pause?. * for little rest a forest near the Borysthcnes. Among his companions in arms is the brave and hardy old or (he Ukraine .slacks; and diverl the attention the Royal Swede from Ins wounds and misfortunes ...

... saw them next day before the Sherilf, when he marked them over again with ink, and has no doubt they arc the identical nolfs. John llogcf. Slierifl'Officer, assisted the preceding witness in the search, and gave similar evidence, and identified the bank ...

... support of their Address in answer to the ititgatt's Mess:le, to support the prepirstions which had been made either fir tear or armed defence. There W4FI a liege to provide far, and independently of any danger of %vat, be should think it would be expedient ...

... Friday see:Height. ' 'this Bailiff deriared the el “,ice to have tallen upon Nit% 11. sh. ,lIMA RUED- At Perth. John Archer. Esq. to Miss Arm - to hal sire into the -state of jails:, woidd inspi ire into . . Model, se-unit daughter of Colleetor 11. 1l - ...

... issued . ,r, . , litately to the ospoilii or one 0. the coat. avln - during the present Session, he should give his Mr. Grattan defended the conduct of Lords patty's swiftest sailing veseele, .to he rekiv to layed, until they apprelso parent interest ...

... hail made on the,preeediier night agaiitst the Rev. Thomas and Irish th Caoliei having ken real, Mr. Grattan briefly Not less than 20.000 stand of arms have been sbin. ace or the Report Thiraaii, for a breach orsh, pociicita,„ or ti„., 11„„,.. i„ sdSeilea ...