... ftatenselnt h' been fincc enrqlilecl into by order of tbe Lor0d ?? thle followino is thle accni,1t (elt oF thijs btlinefs to the Duke of Portland :- About fix o'clock in the evening two men Went to an alehotae in t'hat town with pifols thev ordered liquor ...

... for a beast belonging to Mr. Holland of Gloucestershire. Several of dhe above lat oxen vere sold at 100 gaineas per head. The Duke of'Bed.isrd she'- t ed two 3-shear ewes, bred ot his seat at W'o- burn. A sheep of N'lr. Elmall's, of the Soun l , Down breed ...

... been more confiderable. An artillety-man was woiided by the Gide of the Duke d'Anigrukme. Ni ofilcers are known as yet to have been wotinded, exctep) Mr. de VaMl, Adjutant to the Duke d'Angouleme, at,d the Engineer dee Caltre. Hlead kuayters, Haag, zd Dec ...

... elected Fellow of that Society. Manv hundreds of the poor in the neighbour- hood of Blenlbeim have partaken of his Grace the Duke of Marlborough's extenlive bounty, who moft liberally had eight fat oxen, tooether with three thourand weight of rice, diftributed ...

... main arin t Z aturday i the Ilotise of Lords, upon tihe ques- tion tor tht' third reading oft'oorLelieef Sbstillte p uil, the Duke of Bcdtord restated 11is .folmer ar- t guronts against it;- lie thoughtit the coimulsoryrv SI intcrtelrlce otutMagistfatds ...

... fallen within the week from izis. Sd. to toss. 3 od. At ?? and Louth wheat has fallen 6s. per quarter; at Worcefter and Cambridge 4s.; and at Sherborne 2s. ; at Stamford, Lincoln, Leiceller, and Warminfier, there has been a lentporary advance. STAFFORD-Jan ...

... Sandwich (prison shi) 98 Douglasd ?? Formidable . . 98 - Thorrihorough l St George . . 98 - Edxards b juste . . 84 - Troilope' Cambridge (guard ship) 8o - Wickey Cysar . . 8o- Saumarez 15 Carnatic . . 74 - Sm11ith a Cumberland . . 74 - Graves i Dragon . * 74 ...

... Samuel Coroiffi, Ef~. John Brifbane, Efq. Charlts Wolfeley; Efq. Samuel Granfion Goodall, Efq. and ?? rqi-7hnis. Wi. Henry, Duke 'f Uisreriee, Admr - I M Y, ?? tier B L irk, to ,e Adnirats of the Wis H ! E -. Robert Linzee, Efq. Sir James Wallace, Knt ...

... zaamheid, of z6 guns,-Hall; Affihance; f uoguns, day Lee; Jufte, of 80uns, Sawyer; Malta, of 84 gtnsj Ma Sir T. Willias;is:Cambridge, of 80 gkins, Lane the Prifon Ships at Pymouth, John Manley Monaue, Itat of 7+guns, Curon;; Indefatigable, of 44guns, M. ...

... a grand t t the council at St James's palace, whlicli was at- offes tended by their Royal Highneffes the Prince .of Wales, Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, t 'Pe- ad Portland ; the ArchbiCflop of Canterbury, here the Bifhop of London, the Lord Chancellor ...

... wsitho(ut a dlivision. Ldhe Wilg Cluvb ois Tuesday dined at tie O I. sLl3 Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of e Norfolk was in the chair. The noble Duke gave r fi. -LPox. and added, May his King and country See their error before it be too late, and h cal ...

... Lord HOBART, Secreta- ries of State. The Earl ofWESTMORLAND,' Fill Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. PELFIAM, Secretary at WIar. The Duke of KENT to go to Ireland, in the room of Lord CORNWALLIS. ILord MACARTNEY, to be Prcfident of the Board of Con1froal. Sir JoiiN ...