... LLOYD'i MARINE LIST-Feb. 7. The Naiad, Ofl1e, bound to Jamaica, put into Fal- mouth 2d itllant, with lofs of rudder, parted from the Welt India fleet the day before near Uflant, at which time the Canada man of war (the Commodore) was pre- paring for aaion, in confeauence of nine fail of the ene- my's fhips being 'about feven leagues to windward. Nine fail of our Lhips of wvar, which were in ...

... RUSSIAN. NOTE. Refutation of certain Mifreprefentations which have been circulated with a malignant defign. Having remarked, in different journals, va- rious mifreprefentations iefpeling the Mliflion with which Prince Dolgorucki was charged, on the part of his Sovereign to Bonaparteamifriepre- fentations which have been fanctioned by the thir- tieth bulletin of the French army-it is become ...

... EDINBURGH NEwS CONTINUED. .i I The following cafe will foon become the lub- je& of a trial at Jedburgh :-A young man, of the name of JAMES STEWART, was, about two } years ago, married to a decent young woman near c Kelfo, who, -after the marriage, went to live with hini at Edinburgh, During the time STEWART t lived theve, he was guilty of feveral indifcretions, end at laft turned his wife, who ...

... e 'lnrzlT??. EDINBURGII-'EBRUARY 10. PRlIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 7. When the Lords met at half pail five, Lord ELDoN I rofe and obferved, that feveral appeals had been finally I heard, and that he would next week move for a day to decide on them. s HOUSE OF COMMONS-Feb. 7. It was with great difficulty a fufficient nulmber of Members was foiond at four o'clock to form a Houfe ; ...

... P o s r s c R r p T. ILa tban, blebruaip 8. The Gazette (if this evening cur:tains the : . pointment of His ?? Cabinct Minister., to the respeitive OTices, as mentioned in ?? ,. col. 3. Mr Erskine received the Great Seal rF England, by the title of Lord Erskine of Rcstoi mel in Cornwall. They were swore into th:eir several offices on Fridav. The Board of Admiralty will consist of Ar Grey, Sir ...

... fole(ga 311telliffelice. The French troops have evacuated the Austri- an states. The last column left Vienna on the I 12th, but they are not returning to France. A large army is still to remain on the right bank of t the Rhine, with a view of controuling Prussia, should she evince any disposition hostile to these l arrangements, which Bonaparte has in contem- plation. Behween twenty and thirty ...

... ]LOIibol, ?? 6. NEW MINISTRY. t l His Majesty has been graciously pleased to ?? the plan of the New Ministry, submit- tl ited to his Royal consideration by Lord Gren- b ville.S Wednesday, soon after twelve o'clock, the a Earl of Westmoreland, Lord Privy Seal; the o Earl of Camden, Secretary of State for the CoIQ. k nial Department; Viscount Castlereagh, Presi. 11 dent of the Board of Controul; ...

... on-aritamnitarp S!ntelligence, HOUSE OF LORDS. t2sesday, Yanuary 28. Lord ALIgrave presented copies of the Trea- ties entered into with Sweden and Russia, toge- ther with the accession of Austria thereto. The papers, as stated in our last, are so very long, that we can offer nothing but the follow. ing outline of their contents. They are as fol- lowvs:- No. x. Treaty between his Majesty and ...

... Extruat of a letter firom a Getieman in an off ir ' it uation in Calcutta, to hii brother in Edinblui -61 dated 26tb Odtober i ?? 11 - A. _ _- _ _ . ; - The present goes home if the Medusa fri gate, which brought out Marquis Cornw;s.i i and which diow conveys to England the accounts of his death. This melancholy event was not occasioned by any particular disease. He waS far from well when he ...

... uffiburgbj feturp S8. We Understand that Charles HIay, rsq. a_- vocate, will be the Lord of Session, in the romn ofthe late Lord Methven; and that Walter Scott. Esq. advocate, is to be appointed a Clerk of Session, in the room of Geo-ge Holre, who re- sigls. His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch his been pleased to present the Rev. Lcslie Moodie, in;is. ter of Kelso, to the Church and parish ot ...

... FEBRUARY 1X. I Married on Wednesday se'ennight, at Stoke- l1oly Cross. Norfolk, HUNTING JOLLYE, Esq. Lieutenant in the East Suffolk Militia, to Miss IARIET CLARK, youngest daughter of the late Caotain Claik of Stepney, London. Married here on the 9th inst. ALEXANDER FnDDFs,Esq. Land Sui veyor ofthe Customs, to .Miss JEAN BYRES, onIV daughter of Captain Alexander Byres, shinpmaster in Aberdeen. ...

... TREATIIES, &c. xRESE-;TED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMMAN'D, TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, FEB. 3 AND 4, (Concluded from Saturday's paper.) No. 111. Preliminary and Secret Convention between his Maje- fty and the King of Sweden, figned at Stockcholm, Dec. S. 1804. His Majefly the King of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majefty the King of Sweden, being animated with a mu- ...