... ILobo', ODrr ine 26. Tt is reported, that al expedition is shortly to I le sent to the South ?? coast of France; to consist of all the French Emigrants in British i pay, and any others who may wihh to join their standard, to ea; ry with them artillery, and o.cooo stand of arms. a The lion. General Hope, being called on ser- a ce on tl Continent, resigned the command of l Ihrts'mouth garrison ...

... Anet-Rit Neither of the twvo Hamhurgh mrails which became due on Wednesday rorning has arrived, nor any intelligence of importance from France, Holland, 'or Gcrmsanv. We remain as yet, t therefore, in the same state of belief in which . we were before, in regard to the important bat- s tle in Moravia, betwetn the forces of the Allies, . and the army-of Bonaparte. No officialcircum- staritial ...

... Offitnburg, Deer 28. His Excellency the Earl of Moira set out for et Lolldon o~n Suniday. His Lorgship is expealed to return by the middle of next month. . Tuesday came on before the High Court of 4 Jurficiary, the trial of Andrew Bclch, late Bank- t er in Glasgow, accused of forgery, whhen plead- . inr-s on tie title to pu-sue, and the relevancy, n took place. The Court ordered printed info&- ...

... T 0 S 'T S C R I P T. EMUlndo Derember 28. We have received Dutch papers to the i8th lnfl. They contain no article of importance, except a de- tailed account of the battle o( Auflerlitz, on the 2d. .The Rotterdam Courant has the following paragraph: It is understood, that fince the battle, the Head OQartcrs of the Emperor (of the French) have been nerved forward.* There are no other arrivals ...

... LIFE OF .CAPTAIN GEORGE DUFF, LATE OF THE MARS 3, This Officer, born in i764, was the son of the late James Duff, Esq. of Bauff, a younger brother of the family of H-itton, in the county of Aber- rs deen, and nearly related to the Earl of Fife. At eleven years of age he entered the navy as a . Midshipman, under the protection and corn- mand of his grand uncle, the late Admiral Doff. Befort he ...

... 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 ...

... tgnbon, ?? 2, Licutenant-Gcneral George Nugent, from the 8jth, is appointed'to the command of the 6ed, in the room of General Matthew deceased. Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Ross, Bart. is appointed to the Ssth, vice General George Nu- gent. No procession that has ever taken place in this country will equal, 'in point of grandeur and pomp, that which will be displayed at the fune- ral of Lord ...

... The following relation of the last moments of b the Heroic Ne!son, is given by Mr Beatty, Sul- geon, and Mr Bourke, Purser, of the Victory:- h About the middle of the adion with the ,. combined fleets, on the ?? of O&ober, Lord as Nelson was upon the quarter-deck, where he had fs resolved to take his station during the whole of of ?? battle.-A few minutesbefore he was wound- id ed, MrBourke ...

... , -e The C'nsrt Martial to inquire intothe conduna i re and proceedings of Vice-Admiral $ir Robert i- Calder, kitih his Majesty's squadron under his af command, on the sed day uf July last; and al- ., so his subsequent condua.and proceedings, un- te til he finally lost sight of the enemy's ships, and for not having done his utmost to renew the en- .n gagement, and to take or destroy every ship ...

... To the Printer of ibc Aberden journal. SIR, Since the commencement of the present cen- tury, I have been cxpeding that some of your Astroromical Correspondents, would, through the medium of your-Journal, give such a plain account of the reason for the additional eiay of. difference, which ought now to be between the Old and New Styles, as might satigfy yourcoun- try readers of its propriety ...

... P 0 S T S 'C R I P T. , Loitin, Santia rp4 - We have announced in anqther part of tlis iday's paper, the arrival, on Tlhursday. of the Hlamburgh mails, with a decisive confirmation of the defeat of the Allies, in the battle of Au.- , terlitz, and the snbsequent conclusion of an A! - mistice between the belligerent Powers. Allr Hargrave, the Xing's Messenger, from the Al- lied Army, and Mr ...

... solviffil 0:'llitcIffigence. DEFEAT OF THE ALLIES, I AND E\ iuRJL AdR31USTJCE. r t Since onr last, Paris papers to the lsh, s Y '.D)utch journals to the 23d ult. ifclusive, 1e;; been received. Unfortunately their con- t--l. completely destroy all the hopes which ?? enttrtainted of a favourable turn to the a.- c f ibs of the allics. By these pnpers, it appears, 7 t n;; notwithstanding accounts ...