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... with all due Regard, with refpeft to the Prefervatioa of Trade, Rights, Liberties, &c. From the Evening' V oft s, April 7. WarfaWi March 28. The Primate has offered, in Name ofthe Senate and Nobility of Poland, aa Ornament for the great Altar of this City ...
... officer who commanded them. The Houlans who were in the King's pay have been difbanded. Warfan>, May 21. the 13th ftant a courier arrived with advice, that large body of the Confederates had been defeated near Conftantinow, with the lofs of 800 men killed ...
... of King’s bench have taken into cuftody three of the people concerned in printing the North Briton No. 47, and No. so.—The arguing on the writs of error, in Mr Wilkes's outlawry is expeéted to come on next Wednefday.——On Monday the 25th regiment commanded ...
... cannon?, ten mortars, and'fix ftandards, are the trophies of the vifiors. We are afTured that Prince Repnin has received a courier, with the news, . that the fir column of the Ruffian army, under the command of Gen. Romanzow, and which confifts 50,000 men ...
... his own minifters and the fenators, and at other times with Prince Repnin. The latter too is perpetually fending away courier upon courier his court, for jnftruftions how to adt in the prefent juncture. 44 Hamburg, Nov. 8. Private letters from Moldavia ...
... the rebel Pugatfcheff, who has been fo long the difturber of it. The Enipref# received this agreeable and important news a courier who arrived this morning from General Panin, with account, thatthe above-mentioned traitor had been bound hand and foot by ...
... L ONDON, Mays. NEWS sy Tae HAMBURGH MAIL. BREMEN, April 28. Preliminary Articles of Peace were figned cn the 17th and 18th at Buonzparte’s head-quarters, at Leoben. A general Sufpenfion of Arms was among the articles. ' A General Congrefs, it is agreed ...
... general circulation amongst Lhose who are supposed to have the best means of . information. We give it as we have received it. Courier. L French papers to the Qd, and Dutc h journals to the 4th inst. were recei'el on Sunaday, also somei Hamburgh papers to the ...
... 30th of April 1SOS, and in the 6th year of our reign. a (finned) ALFXANDER. D (counterfigned) ' Prince ADAM CZARTORYSMI. ) (Certified to be tranflated conformably to the original) ~e (figned) PIEaRra D'OURIL. _ SEPTaMitFRA6. iT The ?? the Argus.] Tle ...
... British Press, Morning ?? l-ferald, Morning. Chyrqone, ?? Advertiser, Public an I.edger, and Dat,; flobe,' Star, -Suiri Courier, Traveller, su Statesman, and Pilot. 'nr Ihrie3 ?? Packet, Evening lUaj1, ano $;gn- don Chronicle, MInday, Wedrisday, and ...
... SINGULAR .STORY. Strasbubg, Dec. 28.—The following letter h.ts Inen addresied very respectable person in this city « Hf.IDELSEBO, Dec. 2o.—The whole conversation this place has been occupied for some days by what is passing at the extn frontier tire grand ...
... referred to a committee. A ture from the Synod ot Moray re? '' the fiars grain, was also referred committee. Wednesday, May 28. The overture relating the union p (Ices was read, and it appearing tlu ,' rl L,lf Presbyteries approved of it, the ul c' v ...