... s iy als on anJ ?? un- ( - - h heir E U ' ?? 8. t taii. __ Sunday arrived the French mails, and fourn aul King's mrel'12ngers, Meff. Higgins, Wagqfaffef the Fawkener, and one f'ipr Naples. h arcs All the German mails 'remain due ; and we e an- know by the Paris papers that feveral meffengers ent, are waiting at Caxhaven for a paffage to England. ccn The lateil difpatches from Lord Cornwvallis ...

... LONDON-AUGUST IS. s Prince William of Gloucefrer has arrivcd at -Revel, in fhle Englihf firigate Latona, and thcncc, after a (ihort dlay, failed for Swcdifl Finiand, to s mak;e a vifit to the King of Swveden. Ir a fevw -da the Prince is evtpeetcd at Peterfonrgoh. 0 Thc Goovcrnor General of India, in a letter addreffcd to the Secret Committee of tlhe Court of Direors, under date of the 2ff Oft. ...

... ' A t E P, D E E N-Aug. z6. 06 Wednefday we had a tremendous flort of thund'er and lightning,- attended by heavy fhowers of rain. It began in the morning at Foudland, and taking a fouth -eat courfe, reach- ed this place in the. afternbon. Many Cf the peals were louder and longer than any ever re- membered in this country. In the evening, rne FoRBEs. a wright in Elloi, traveling towards ...

... C N CQMBINFD FPEET. Itioni | Sorrme firtherintelligenceias been received from lroy, the West Ilies, which, upon 'the whole, may- were be considered rather con'solinI than' otherwise. nday In addition' to what vrwas sai'd iii OU' laust riespec- via Xting the 'F~tench aid Soanishh feet, wve have to f the nmentorn, thait by a ietter from Brbdn es, it .ap-. Ipft. 'ears they werel still at ...

... TIHE DFFINITIVE TREATY. The copy of the definitive treatyr which is tr be laid before Parliamneint, is fiiailar to that ivwhic'h we fornerly inferted; and which was brougnt to this country in the French papers. The folnwo- ing feparate article has, however, never yet been publiihed:- It is agreed that the orniflion of fome titic, which may have taken place in the prefent ire^ y Shall not be ...

... SOUIN3D TINIELLIGENCL, .iU FVCA , DS. April 7-Carion, Carron, from Alioa to Me mel, balfi, Supply, Anderfo:, front XKricaldy to Daritzig, do. Fortitudc, Harrow, from m-ifierdam to Baltic, do. Elizabc-th Hoguz!,froni Montrofe to Riga, do. d Hope, Carnegi, ?? io. to do. do. Ne Nancy, Cargill, wroll Arbroathl to Dantzig, do. Goodi Intent, Douga'l, from Hull to Roltock, do. te Cozicord, Eeal, from ...

... LondCo Gnz:'te Extraordinatr). Is, a is, ~Downing-ftreer, h I202. Mr MOORE, Af~litant Secretary to -n; Marquis CoRaNWALLIs, arrived this ed mornin- at nine o'clock with thte elr: DIZFtNITI1E IREATY OF PEACE, zC- w\lhich was fi-ned at Amiens at four r o'clock in the afternoon of thle 27th t iut infant, by the Plenipotcntiary of his his Majefty, -and by the Plenipotentiaries a ot of France, ...

... FROM TIAE FRENCH PAIERS. PARIS, Nov. 13.-.General Armitrong, the Ft rlcdeffor of Mr Livingfton, as 'Amrffador to Ei m Emperor' of the French, is airived here, and .E! II he presented next Sunday at the-grand di.' ph) a; itic audience. -He brings with him his IGo- vtrrment's acknowledgement of our Sovereign the i.) his new dignity. Our Ambafflador to 'the the 'Unizcd Stares of America, Gen. ...

... E G Y P T. II, hle of cy II)- 'as r CC ry lie nd rt- Ala ed rdi to by It. as ce nt d a- ne if- to *e ac nI- 0-. to ce F Camp under Alexandria, Oct. r4. We are llill likelv to be detained here fome dRys, if not weeks longer, (together with fix other regiments, wirhio are under orders to em- ba k w'itS us iforn fue other fervice,) for want of laik ing to receive us. We anxioufly, there- fore, ...

... fLkcTiON- OF A PlEtk. .oYefterday camel on, at' the Palace of Holy- r'4 Housfe, the election of one of the Sixteen. Pe&' of Scotland, in room of ZbORGE, Marquis of TWEEDDALE, ?? candidates were, the Earls of KELL'IE-anPd LAUDERDALE. The aformerwas chofen by a majority of I a votes, .PEERS PRESENT. Earls of Morton, - Lords Semple, Eglinton, J Elphinfore, Home, : Blantyre, Kellie, Elibank, ...

... x B ER D ~ E N-April ~o. A BER DE EN---April zo. I . I On Friday came to town, the Marquis of -HUNTLY.-We arc concerned to learn, that the wound his Lordfhip received in Hoiiand fhill t rejuires furgical a$i1tance. I On Tuelday laff the Provincial Synod met heie, and after fermon by the Rev. Mr DuN- CAN MEANS, from JThIln viii. 32, they madec choice of the Rev. PATRICK MITCHELL at Kemnay, to ...

... THE GOUT. THAT the mhotive of writidg in any (hape or manner fhould be the diffufion of knowledge'will be granted-4of this ?? I-have chofen this extenively circulating paper, to communicate a few remarks and fuccefsful, experiments in pa- :rxyfms of the gout-believing that the: bulk of that clafs of readers whom I am addreffingi are niore likely to read this, than to read ten pages of-a book ...