... )R. DOUt~L~S. The late Dr Jons Docus-is, Bishop of Salisbury, waa born in 17121. Irec was son of Mr Atrchi'otid Doug- Ia;. -is respctaahle merchant at the port ol Piteesnweentl, inl 1Fifieshire. Hils ,grandfather (being a younger hiother of th -ml ?? of '1'illquilly, in the shire of K~incar- die hihi one of the oldest brancies of the House of DIagliselr row in existence) was anl eminent ...

... a'' D IAX B U 1I-GJil, ' FSi'brilar) ,5. . . 'I'he ]sev. }r Gvin Gibb wvas onT rhursday admit- I ted .\linisrtr of St AGhin' Chnrd Gasgow. - Oni Monday anmd l Teiday l Vsit the 7'3d g' rnnt, I ipward., of b6U strong, a rrivel at Beffast fro, -Swotj.g landi. :.. ~onday se'ennight, the body of a petty offcr be-. t loriday to oie af h l! of iar Nym folud in 1.eitl ' On Ntdnienday Roi3ert ...

... *, rT J7VTfI.V j~,r ;bt e e;wcaatiorz ,f ?? Ab ti! F' n-b I7 a1 aroi iiiary truopfs mi.der th. ro lzan.d cftke GC;rral of divisioi, RsBliard, con-l.lcL be- tw ciz Bradiet -f Gtn!cral H-pe, on t1e par t of the Cenaw.ider it Cflipf of thb Btitis'j arlqy iiz Ek-ptt A' Oona,, Bel,, on th p-i t of hiJ Hira'-'s the Gna'! P V-jier, and Tinac Ber, on the part 4 fhir F luirnssr th, C'7ptean Facha ; ...

... foreign eptellfffelice. All thei information to be derived from the Continental journals on the important quef- tion of pezce or wai, when divcfled of the vapaue feculations and cosijeclnres of the journalifls, may be contained in a nut fhcll.| Count Cobenitzel, finding no1 negociator at Luuneville, has proceeded to Paris. Ihe Count's intentionl was firfl announced by the telegrapih, ;t d fe ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT KILMARNOCK. The followilg most afflicting details have reached us this morning:- On Sunday last, about two o'clock afternoon, when the people were assembling for public wor- ship in the parish church of Kilmarnock, an un- sounded alarm spread among them that the church was falling, which, it is said, arose from a pressure upon a seat, which cracked, when those in the ...

... Enbon, kSpt. i 6, r -A . - -t- - n } CAdras. . ?? Lafi night a vefel tfrom Calais, with dif. patches for Government, arrived at Dover. 'The contents of the difpatches have not tran- h fpired. h By the above conveyance we received t Paris papers to the I2th inftant inIclufivc. t 'Their contents are of a warlike nature, and b indeed there ieems but little grounds for hop- C ing that the ...

... Jfovrtg 311tettllgne. WVre are fill unable from the contents of the foreign journals, to gather any thing con- cluilve rei'iecinig the nquetlion of peace or war. In the mean time the AufIriatn preparations for war ace unul'ualiv adive. Orders havc been iirued for lending off to the army in G cr mnany all the troops remaining in Aultria, not even excepting the garrifon at Vienna, the duty of ...

... Th-e -I The U NI ON. The firel day of the nineteenth century opens up a new era in the hiltory of the Bri- c tifh empire. With whatever hopes we may hail the feries of years, which it begins, they muft in the prefent circumfiances in which we f land, be mingled with fome folicitude. In the century, which has paffed by, we have, t taking it all in all, run a race of glory and freedom. To few ...

... soreign qJntelligence. ce 3- Paris papers have been received down to the at ist. inst. It was confidently reported last week, in that the Austrian Ambassador, Count Cobentzel, 0,had left Paris. Not one of these papers, how- r- ever, convey the least insinuation of any such event. Had the report been founded in fact, te the Official Gazette would have seized the earli- as est opportunity to ...

... (ebiliburgi), gtll?v 6, IHis Excellency the Earl of Moira is now,- il the West Country. lIz -was received at A -r with the homm-s: due to his rank, siatin -i ait 1 iiH ST! ionschai icte. The Mazgiatr-ates pree;n!- ed thr hfetdom of that ancient burgh unto his ' Lnrd'ihi', to Gcneral M'Kdi-.reeie, to Colorri Siitto, his Aid-dc-Camp, and to Colonel Gil- I lon. Oil Piday L-rd Elibanlk crossed the ...

... Obinburgb, 3-ulp 2o. to POLICE OF EDINBURGH. PL Monday at 12 o'clock, the Right Horoutable Pe the Lord Provost and Mogistrates, in their robes, Bi the Sheriff of the county, the Member for tbat 2C City, and the Commissioners of Police, met in Cr the Parliament House, when John Tait, Es,. de- livered his commission, and was sworn in, after te which, they walked in procession to the Police an ...

... JANUARY 8. s u i s c x I P r 10o N FOR 1 iI E Rdeief of the Sqferers ln, be late Glorious Viaories. -Amount formerly advertised, 1-.932 1I 51 Tho'mas Bannerman, Esq. * X o D. Dr.Dauney, - 3 3 0 jarish of Newbiills, * 5 7 'Inverkeithney, - ?? 0 o Lumnphanan, - - s 4 o Fy'vie, - - 5 4 0 Rathen, - - I ! { As it is proposed to remit, about the middle of this month, the sums slibscribed in h this ...