... E D I J B UR G PI, Dec. -. U.,j 'T'uefday laft failed 'from Leith Rod3,| 71,e Vine (cartel of Leith, Capt Lowrie, frif Calais, -:vJn7r or, oyard alout 6o Frerch1 o Vrifpners fromn E£dinhurgh C: 'dle.- Th e f, AI~nIV miv Iomit at'cnded the Vine to the fr eein h or tble F;ith to prevent any improper ?? Nith her. tl On 'ritluday c ucimg a-rimd in Leith P Roads, t!- R I oop or, ar. Thurfd - n o ...

... iwil ,- D . 28 = .. - INTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. Paris papers are received to the i6ta inft. o' The principal intelligence relates to thc ope- b rations in the wveftcrn departments and on the p; Rhine. TIhe Chouans are fuill acknowledg- o ed to be in confiderable force, but the moit E Yi,,,rous ineafires have been adopled to ti 'r-ng tbis 'lfurredion to a fpeedy termina- I l'hle confequence of ...

... P X R IS, Dcc. i 8. Rt appeats to be certain that Citizen ':ie-es I w-v not accept any place in the new or.ani- z2tion j and we can allmot a2iert, that he has hired anartments conformably to hi. fimple labits, and his moderate fortune. The three Confuls were oacned the dav be- c fore yefterday by the two Comrmiflions. Bu- unaparte was sananimoufly appointed firft Con- T hul. Camnbaceres and ...

... FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. I NEW CONSTIlTUTION of the FRENCH I REPUBLIC. e T IT E 1I. O e Article r. The French Republic is one h and indivifible. Its European territory iK i diftributed into departmental and communal Difirikb lS (ArrOnd gn ). . t h Y 2. Every man at the agc of 2 years corn ed r plete, born and refident in France, who has . cauned his name to be hnfcribed upon the Ci- r h vic ...

... cIN !,e2h, : -iiday nieht arrived at Walker's Hotel, *-r Grace the' Juchefs of Gordon, and Lady .-eorgina, from Gordon Caffle, on their way k, London. Yctelrday, the Juflices of the Peace, upon petition from the journeymen Ihoemakers, -dered their wages to be raifed as follows, ^z. three halfprence on the fhilling until the ral be at is. 8d. per peck, and a penny on 1 le (hilling till it ...

... I ?? and W1edncf.day's Po-ls Lca-Ogicm, Da. 27. IT is reported in circles cf the firft rank ja in town, that Mr Pitt having informed the . King that the Cardinal of York was reduced to a liate cof diftrefs which bordei-ed on Iwretctednefs, his Mae efly that very mom ent f determined to grant him an annual penfion of ga-cl. and that orders were inflantly for- wardcd to Lord FIinto, at Vienna, ...

... Oice1 earers of Mafon Todges, eleqed the . 27tb December. A BERADEEN LODGE., n R.W. JoH D I N WALL, Efq; of Ardo, Mafler. 'fi Gavin Hadden, Efq;; depute mafler; Meffirs John Lindfay and James-Milne, wardens; John Allan, treafurer ; John Low, fecretary ; Thos Leys, E fq; William Black, Efq; Robert Weir, e Wm Gillefpie, James Reid, George Smith, af- o feff'ors ; Dr. George Gordon, chaplain ; ...

... R - b erb r r n 4 S. THE prefent year ihas fet in with uncom- a ein rigour. There had bete feveral falls of i P-F f A--S - ?? hal fn e not to fnovr 3rfome days previous, but fo as not to adffec travelling, or to flhut up our intercoumfe f with the country. But on Thurfday lail, we had 2a continued drifting, and a fcvcre t galefrom S. E. which hascompletely inter- F rupted our communication ...

... Rberbn.l \V t are ?? to lave to ily before our readc1rs, the following melancholy detail of the furtihe-r rav es of the late ilovwl I litu Ii fecins to have borne harder on this corner of the country, than ally in our recollettion. IN page 3d of this paper we inferted, from the Edinburgh papeis, an account of the lofs of a vefel belonging to this place, which is flated to be the / berdeen and ...

... Eall@ on, S, all. 6. INTELLIGENCE fron FRANC1. Paris papers are received to the 3ifl ult, but they coutain little of importance. It is remarkable, that they take no notice of the letters tranfinitted by Bonaparte to the Britifh Government. The Republicans have broken up the bridge of boats at Kehl, which is menaced by the Auftrians. The Council of State has been inaugurate ed. One of the ats ...

... _ bp gitt p. ,oNTDAY';, Yan. 6. VI LETTERS from the Kliniiter of Foreign ki Affairs ie France, and from General Bona- d, parte, wit l the Anfivers returned to them by the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, his Majef- ar ty's Principal Secretaty of State for Foreign 01 Affairs. fu [TRAN'SLATIONT.] b MY LORD, I dilpatch, by order of General Bonaparte, o Firft Conful of the French Republic, a Mef- ai ...

... .P R O MO T ION S. WA& OFFICE, Dec. 28. Royal Horfe Guards, Major Corbett to be Lieut Colonel, vice Stavely, appointed to the -Sth ligh dragoons ; Brevet Major Ceijat to be Major, vice Corbett. 3Ir foot, Lieut Colonel Ronald C. Fergulfon, from the Ninorca regiment, to be Lieut Colonel, v, r, who retires on the half pay of the i xith foot. foth, Capt John Byng, from the 33d, to be Major, by ...