The Virginia Gazette

Edinburgh, May 26. A Letter dated the 16th Instant from Bergen in Norway, contains the following Advice. A Ship has landed Lord Ogilvie, and thirteen others, at this Place; previous thereto, Orders were given by the King of Denmark, to inspect, with the utmost Exactness, all British Vessels that should arrive in any Danish Port, and to confine all Passengers that had not sufficient Passports; on which the Governor of Bergen went aboard, and finding his Orders absolute, immediately secur'd them in an adjacent Fort, and sent an Express to the King to inform him of his Diligence, and to receive further Instructions. Those confin'd are Lord Ogilvie, Fletcher of Benochie, Hunter of Burntide, David Fotheringham, made Governor of Dundee by the Rebels, David Graham, Merchant in Dundee, Alexander Graham, Son to ditto, Henry Patullo, Sandilands, Jun. Merchant in Bourdeaux, David Graham, of Duntroon, stiled Lord Dundee, and Thomas Blair, Merchant in Dundee. The Ship belonged to the North Ferry of Dundee. Wemyss, Master, and took the above Gentlemen on board at Lunan Bay, three Miles South of Montrose.

Edinburgh, May 29. We hear that as soon as Commodore Smith was informed of the Arrival of Lord Ogilvie and the other Rebels in North Bergen, he sent a 20 Gun Ship to bring them to Scotland: And we hear by a Gentleman who left Edinburgh on Wednesday last, that they then had Advice there, that Lord Ogilvie and nine other Rebels, were brought to Dundee, and secur'd in a Gaol there.