... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... FOREIGN IYTELLIGENCL - - ;OREIGN INELLIGEICE. 4 (FRoM THIE HAMBUiGH, MAILS.) -BERLIR, Jwii 6.=Genera edouville, thev Frernch Amnbafrador :at the -Couit ot Ruffia, has trrived here -on his way to Paris: h* is accoqr- panie4,by M. le Vereur, M. St Mars, and M. Proudhomyne.a *HAMBUtGH, J7ue 2o.Intelligence las been received here, that there are at Cronfradt tet failof the line and feveral ...

... DREADFUL A(CCDENT. I ] , __ -~X 1 ' / _1 ?? t.. fs5 Yefterday,,. a fs(,nck.ng cailmilty h!jppned in e. Duke Street, ?? J New 'Town. 'l'he 'our-. Cs dation of two very old houfes, No. 33 and t4, le bave w~ay, 2nd the wretched inhabitants. co-iiz. - ing of 'eight poor families, were buricd in trh *d ruins.. The tinme rendered this event niore awvfu,' d and diffrefling ; it was about halff pail ...

... FROM THTh L ONDON GAZETTE. QUEEN S PALACE-NOV. 14. Ceremonials of the Knighthood and invefti- tore of the Hon. Sir George James Ludlow, and Sir J hn Moore, Major-Generals in the army, Knights of the Moft Honourable Military Order of the Bath. The Knights and Officers of the Order, at- tending in their Mantles, Collars, &c. proceeded 'into the Sovereign's prefence, making the ufaal revercnces, ...

... Private Correfpondence. HOUSE OF L(RDS-March ?? Mr BOYLE was heard ?? in the ap- peal FFLEMING againfl ABERCROMEY, and the farther hearing poftponed till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr VANSITTART prefented an account of the produce of the ordinary and extraordinary re- venue of Great Britain. ' The account was or- dered to be laid ojn the table and to be printed. A perfon from the Cultom Houke ...

... The defcription given'in flte 'Houfe of Lords on T uefday by the Eaifl of Stitf'?lkcof the con- dua of Governiment towards Earl Moira, cana fkarcely be believed. It is twenty years fioce 'Eirl Moira was a ColoneL During that time be has rered the nation ve.-y diffingtlhedfera vices, and has evgn raifed the military renown a of the country. No officer fands higher in the s eftimation of his ...

... (EDRNTBURGH NEWS CONTINUED.) * T'e regiment of Royal Eaftern Difltric of rife Valunteers, cornmiuaed by Lieut. Colonel ! O B ERT An SsrRUT HER, svas lately. infpeded at, Elie, by Lieat. Colonel DoUGLAS, Who ex- pre[F el his -approbation ofithe appearance and. difcipline of the corps. Upon this occaflon the t;lrl of KELLIE presented to the regimrntt a molt- elegant '.and of colours, worked hy ...

... FPROM THE-FRENCFH PAPERS. P!ARIS, Aqog. 10.-A nitemorial has been lire fenred toGvernent, iD which ic has been pro- pirfed, th it every French cFptzen,, every year, on the dav of his marnage, or on the birr'h of a ch:id. fhould be o.lhged, under a fine of fifty livres, to plant a trre ih the neighlbourhood of his refience; and that every parent, widow, WI. Hower, foil, and daugher, on the day ...

... 7 6, I . ?? I , C, ,, -6A-Pbm., t TalsJOR 11 b I)I B UR G H-j~S7E E S. I By the lateft accounts from Dover we are in. formed, that the firing on the French coaft con- t tinued the greateff part of Thurfday, but no far- ther particulars have yet been learnt. If we may a credit general rumour, the enemy's vefefls have h all returned into the inner harbour of Botilogne but on this point no ...

... >, (FROM THE COUIIEEr) MArother circumftar ce which fhews that the KikG's illrefs is fery ferious, and that his re- ° covery is not immediately expeed,. is, that a table and.a regular etabliffiment, are ordered for s the Phyficians at the Queen's Houfe, the fame as in the time of the regency, an eflabli(hment il which has not fince that time taken place. Immediately on the difcovery of the ?? ...

... a O .LG fi ?? ADMIRALTY-OFFICE-O'. S.. Cony ?? from ?? Eon. Lord Keith, IL. B. Adesi-aI of the Blue,. &c. to William Marf- den, Efq. dated on board his Majelty's Ship the Mo- nairch; off Boutiogne, the Sd initant. SIR -Treir Lordfhips are aware that my at- tention has, for fome time pait, been direcled to d the objet OF afcertanining the moft effieaual mode i for annoying the enemy's ...