... 1, e ?? q ni ?, z ?? e ys -x, p. - - - r- EDINBURGH-JANUARY 18m (PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.) FIRST LETTER-London, Jan. 15. Five o'Clock. Since writing you, my dear Sir, in the morning, letters are come in from Holland, up to the 12th, with accounts of peace being figned betwixt Auffria and France on the 27th; the wings of Aultria not more clipt than unhappy expeaation. BONAPA RTE had re- turned ...

... L 0 N D 0 No-JANUARY 15. His Majeffy is not expeded to go in (late to thwe Houfe of Peers, to open the Seffion of Par- C 'harrent, which, in that cafe, will be opened by o Commiflon. . Mr Pitt has returned to his houfe al Putney b he is far from being completely reltored to health, f and fome doubts are entertained whether he will fI be able to attend his duty in Parliament at the ft opening ...

... SCOTLAND. ----- The Annivelsary General Meetir of this Society, in terms of thle charter, was held in their halI here on Tuesday last, at xvhich there was a respectable attendance of the members to the num- ;er of 100.-The Right Hon. the Earl of DAL- 55bS15,- one of the Vice Presidents in office, 't fie chair (in the absence of the Earl of MoIBA, l llo had not arrived from London) when, ...

... T LOYD'E MARINE. L[ST-Jan. 14. Erratum in Lail Lifl-The date Sir John Duckworth chafed t&e French fquadron fhould be '23thx not 28th December. The Wanflead, Wilfon,from Lontlon to Madeira and the WeltIfndies, nis well 26th Nov. in lat. 4t0. 30. long. 10. The Reliance, Davidfon, from Jamaica to London, -was taken by a privateer, but on bei:g chafed by the Diana frigate, the privateer's people ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-JANuA.Y 1i,. Yeflerday, at two o'clock, his Majefly held a levee at the Queen's Palace, for the foreign Am- baflfadors and others, which was attended by his Excellency the American Ambaffador ; the Prince of Calielcicala, Ambalfacdor for the two Sicilies Mr Macko, for Wirtemberg ; Count Woronzow, Ruflia ; Baron Jacobi Klofi, Pruf- fla ; Count Stahremberg, Germany ; the Hef- iian ...

... EDIN1BURGI-f NEWS eONTINUED. - The officers of bothli battalions of Roxburgh- do ihire Volunteer infantry lately prefented to their tv Comrnalndant, Lieut.-Col. RUTHERFORD, and to , the Right Hon. Lord MiNT6O- and Sir JOHN to BucHANAN RIDDELL, Bart. their re[pe~live.Lieu- tenant-Colonels, elegant Sabres, as mharks of gra- titude for th~er zealous and' un wearied attention to the welfare, the ...

... . (TE. n- _ EDINX3URGWq-h.JANUA/RY 20. Pt i ?? - Paris jourioals to the'6th, Dutch to the 1ith, d and Ilamnburgi papiers to the Ist, 3d, 4th, and le 7th instant, comprising those which were expect- :e ed by the two first of the three Hamburgh mails I now due, have been received since our last, From thein we have given a number of important ex- ?? which will he found in our second page. DfThey ...

... FROM TV L FREN UIl & D UTCH PAPERS. PARIS-Dec. 25. I Tkirty-sixrih Bulleiin of ti/e Grand Army'. S ' Bltu4N, Dc. 14.-The deeds of valour which have exalted the Grand Army aff6rd a matter for a colledlion of great intereit. A ca- I rabineer ofthe iothliglit infantry lofthis armnby a a fhoL ' Help me,' cried he to his comrade, f a to take off my cartridge-box, and haften for- e ward to avenge my ...

... LLOYD's MARINEq ITST-Jan. 17, k The Howe frigate, lately arrived at Portfmouth from Bengal, fell in with the Blenheim man of war, (Admiral Sir Thonmas Troubridge) off Acheen Head, the begin- i nf fing of September, with five or fix outward-bound Cili- na flbils under convoy; and was informed that the Blen- heim arrived in Madras Roads on the 2:3d Augrait with ir the fleet which failed from ...

... - ?? ?? ?? -. - - J-1,02agil , arflignitc. i ?? Yit ?? I TTT h.W AUSTRLJ AND FRANCE. S WVe hixve received Piris Jolurnrals to the 6th, i; Dutch to the i ith, and the H-annilnrgh papers of c th. sot , d, 4th, and 7th inst. They ainiroince, n r titat I' ?? '.tis btee sigtired betrwieen 1-Fra-t,.;O!tt \, .;lioii. This event, xva5 anticipated with con- P lidlence, from the moment the arvmistiee ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY :X. Died there, upoll the ifthI Dccuimler Inst, Mis DAjvl)nSON, reiiC of the late AlCminder David. ?? ?? ~ ..l ..CS1 ?? i;-t In1. son, Esquire of Newtonr, murnoch .di justly ia- srented by all who knew her. Died here onl tire i6th inISt. Miss JANE MAX- WVELL GnORDOiN, daughter of the Rev. Dr iOur- don, one of the Ministers of this City. S U B SC R IP T I ON Relj of the Si ...

... ebilbuirgo, -31an.viap 18. 3t IHIGULAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLANID. IC The Annvecrv( General Meeting of this- So- hCiety, wvas likkl inl thz-ir H~alf hcre On TUE.. 2V lhist, at vwhich there was a ilnesp e t v. of the nellnbc-s to the nuimiohr of ?? . Rieht Hon. The Earl of flihoicin tie chair, t when, a'ter a ballot, as vorctpned by the rues lof tlte soce ty, the follow Og uolbimnl-n x.:nd gc-itie- ...