K-if-S, that presents afterwards Edinburgh, OBob. 30. This Morning we had Advice, that the Rebsls upon Notice ot" General Carpen.e 's b ing on the aViarch towards them retired Irom ivelso to Jedburgh;…

Vessels being provided for that Service. The said Troops consist of yj Squadrons and 24 Battalions. The Prince ot Anfealc is to command them in chiefs the Generals Dewitz and Wilken, the Lieutenant- G…

Fears to be altogether groundless ; and tbat the Vessel which was seen was 4. Smuggler, laden with Wine, Brandy and Cloth. ?Tin t Shire, augmenting his Forces, fnd preparing to come forward again, bei…

to pr vrde Shipping for the Transportation of fejrehing tbe House for Arms, they, forced" Artrt/N ILA^iriar ntlrfeva^kW -^t**-* A Ci\**t t-dmn . fc^AlhJ v****] hn A Y-Bar*--- Aaa&la^lvfaatfJ- ^^ m 1st…

Expedition on Horses furnished hy the Coun cry People, using such Diligence, that with chemand with the Detachment which was t Linjithgow, he came hither yesterday Morning between one and two a Clock,…

Berwick, 0 Sober 12. Mr. Forster, Member of Parliament for Northumberland, having engage-i one Lancelot Errington in * Design to Surprize the Callle of Holy Island for the Service of the Pretender, th…

Vienna, OSober 2. Yesterday being the Emper- peror's Birth-Da) "was. celebrated here with greac Magnificence and Rejoycings*: "Kis Imperial Majelty entered into ch6 30th Year ofhis Age. The Marquis de…

L Notice of ir, they got Boats and boarding the Veflel in the Nighr, seized and carried ofF to Perth thesaid Arms being in Number about 300. His Grace the Duke of Argyle not having had Intelligence of…

Whereas one of hii Majesty s Prineipal Secretaries of State hatb nceitied a Letttr signed G. E. and dated the '.tb os OSe ber Instant, promising to make some Discoveriei; is therefore tbe Person tube …

ne/ ready to go again to Sea under the Command of necessary to acquaint his Swediih Majesty that he Admiral psilander: But later Letters ofthe 27 ch,' should not be ableto hold out long against tha in…