... P O S T S C R I P T. As mail arrived on Thursday from Gibraltar, MVlalti, and Messina The intelligence bro'ight by it place beyond ail doubt, that there has been no action in the A'-editerrarear.. On the 6th of last month, informution was received at Messina that the French squadrons were off Sardiniaon the I st, and that Lord Collingwood was off Mlaretimo, on the western coast of Sicily, on ...

... xerbeen. - WEDNESDAY, APRIL a6. Died here, on the 13th current, ANDREW THoMsoN, .Esq. of Banchory. | Died at his scat of Ballendalloch, on the :rth current, in the 86th year of his age, General JAMES GRANT, Colonelof the 1Ith regiment of Foot, and Governor of Stirling Castle. Died at EJlgin on the s3th current, being her birth-day, when she completed her 2oth year, HFNRIErTa ANNE GORDON, ...

... NEW' PARLIAMENT . I T l hocc nearked dihn I arc New AIc-,berk I I NIT ha:npton T.-Hon. E. l3miveric, Hen. S. Poiciv-n, I I Q,,o -lhr~ll-i'.l~eRol~l;'v, ?? !:llir~ I X; lli gloid-\ . I fughc-, 'Richard iomiy on. I I tiouitcr Ct h-lalyry II- alr.&. i - Cabridge .T.-Hon. i '.SAi, general R. Manner. i. . C'aterhury-John B.H Jaines SimmonsOt I l.eicster T'.-Samtn uS!Jith', Thomas B'abington. r ...

... ?? 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 Sfeiraitt ...

... DOME STIC IJNTELL IGENCE. LoibOn, .anuarp 12, The Gazette announces his Majesty'sappointment of the Right Hon. Cutisbert, Lord Collingwood, Vice-Admiral of the Red, to be Major-General of his Majesty's Marine Forces, in the room of Admiral Lord Gardner, deceased. It also contains his Majesty's permission for Capt. Thom- son, of the Navy, to wear the insignia of the Order of the Sword, ...

... IMP- I ~IMPERIAL P,4RLf\tT,77 I. -ov H HOUSE OF LORDS, ?? . Friday, Jan.. 20. ; Sevefal orders were made with respect to the hearingo d of Scots appeals, 'a few petitions for the lodgment of new I,: appeals were presented, and several standing appeals;-were as ordeded to be withdrawn, on the application or parries; among thelatter were Strang, v. Strang, Souter. Farquharson, l}, Souter vi ...

... I FOEG -LG U. I - _OEG TI T - ?? SPAIN. BATTLE AT CORUNNA DEFEAT OF TI lE FRENCH-DEATH OF GENERAL MOORE-ASD EMBARKVTlION' OF TIHE BRITISH ARMY. . ?? 'As-- The intelligence we communicated in'our last Postscript of the commrnceinent of our embarkation at Caortana, | niust have prepared our readers to expect intelligence of still greater moment. This intelligence has ?? airnmy after retreating ...

... 7 ?? L. IATE l XP 1 7 L n. Frors rS perusel of the'details of Lord Chatsha's dispat. rchea in the Gazette, which we have instrted in a precedinkg e colurnst',e causes which led to the failure of this Expedi- I tion are sufficiently obvious. A series of unfortunate cir- ?? :,nces have attended it from its commencensent.- Y Thve two p:sircipal objects for which the expedition was crigimaly ...

... 4Qr)MH S'TIC JNTrELLIGE'CE. j ?? - - -- jzs [ In connequence of the ref Isal of Lords Grey and Genville to join tht- rcmainder bf -the late Cabinset. , Mr: -'ervaf hasjhecotne Prime Minister. Yesler- dav h kisscdhosids on being appointed Firit Lbrd of the Weasurv (vice the ?? of Portland), retainitig also his ollihe of.Chancellor of the Exchequer. The! ,lon. Bobert Dund'as (son ?? Melville, a ...

... POS TSCR I PT. .11 '5 2 ion has of by re- :he ril ib- )er :h- od if- his nd ch 1. N, 'II 1*. he as ,Lanton, Slu -7. SIR FRANCIS BURDET'r ORDERED TO BE SENT. TO THE TOWER. The Debate on Sir Francis Burdeat's Letter was re- sumned, on Thursday, in the House of Commons, and lasted until Half-past Seven next morning, when, on the motion of Sir Robert Salusbury, Sir Fraicis Burdett was ordered to ...

... i)o.IiES 7T'I INTELLIG ENVE. L Ol'wi90l §brnttrpl i. The King fas been pleased. to appoint Thomas Al- i cock, Fsq to be Treasurer of the Ordnance, in the I room of Joseph Hunt, Esq. resigned. Mr Hunt was E the Private Secretary of Earl Chatham, when First c Lord of the Admiralty ; his Lordship afterwards t made him a Comnmissioncr of Victualling; and sub- sequently appointed him Treasurer of ...

... Aberbeen. WEDNESDAY, JUNE t8. IDled here, on Filday the R3th curt. in the 75th year of his age, Mr WLLIA V LTTLBJOHN|E I Merchant and House Builder, and lately one of [ i. tie a;sistlates of this C Iy. who for the long le period of so years, carried o n hu iness, with a Rc I- citarader of the greatest respedtability, and most ter 's unblemished integriiy. ?? le Died here sn the 14th, (where he ...