... 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 ...

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... IRO1J 'X1SE FRh]ENCH & D UTCII PA PES HANOVER , D.. 25.- M. De Krufemark, a Pruiffian officer; has juit arrived at the head-quar- ters of General olitoy, to announce that thel Ruffilans in Hadocer are to be in future under command 6f ruflia. It is not doubted tha this meafure, concerted between the Courts of St Pe- tefflhrg and Berlin, will pgut a period t hotilities throughout the Eleaorate ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-JANUARY 20. of HER MTAJiST S'S B(RTH-DAY. ad c- The anniverfary of the Queen's Birth-Day ij was celebrated on Saturday ; and; it being the at firfl Court-day fince his Majelly's Birth-day, the Irooms were uncommonly crowded. ?? The day was obferved with the accuflomed la- rplendour. The morning, in the metropolis, ad was, as ufual, ufhered in with the ringing of ot bells. and the ...

... .-. !2d Regiment-of Dritpon. Guards-George Watfon, A .to be Paymafter- wice F. B.-ratfon, who rcfigns. 3d Ditto-Cornet ' Evans to be Lieutenant, :without purchafe, vice Watt, promoted. to 5th Ditto-Cornet Stephnen Gtrdon to be Lieutenant, * without purchafea. 2d Dragoons-Cornet David Ronald Dickfon, to be A l'ieutenant, without puschafe. p: 3d Ditto-T. Bale to be Coinet, witholut purchafe, z7 ...

... -, . -- -- ? ?f ?? ?? . ? ?? _: -- ? - - - ?? f-.- 1 M., , . . - o -, 7-,, A Irli'll:p- EDLVJ3URGH.JAN- 'J ¢3. Sunday twro mails arrived from Haniburgh, but their contents have been mostlv anticipated bs for.' mer arrivals from the Continent. Advices f'ot Paris, by the way of Holland, have also been re- ceired since our last, to the 9th inst. and from the Hague to the 12th. The intelligence ...

... nnf, In 1'4A il _le I - I WI EDINBUJIGH-JANU4!?Y 25. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. lx .r_ HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan. 22. of Lord DARerTrOU1-r informed the H-oufe, That hi, 1th MAJEsTrY had fignified Iris pleafure to receive their of Lordhiips addrefs at ?? o'clock to-morrow. Lord MELVILLE appeared in his place, and deliver- tht ed into the table a paper containinfg a general plea of co Not Guilty to the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIANIEN'. FIOUSE Ol LO.DS.-Ja!n £t. lfhe Sellion of Parliament was opened by Conmilliotiers appointec! by his Majefly,to whom it vas ?? convenient to attend in perfon. The \rChibiihp of CAVTEItRSURY, the LORD CHAN- CsrLOR,LGrd E LLEI;NBOROUGHiLOrd HaIVK ES- !tUitY, and the Earl of DA5.TY1OUGtr , a~ted as the Cotmmillioners under royal authority, and the bofl gracious Speech to both ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-T4UARY 2.2. ?? ~~ - - - - Monday, at two o'clock, his Majfl~y hcld a c Privy Council at the Queen's Palace, which was c attended by theT Lord Chancellor, the Archbi- c fhrp of Canterbury, the Biqhop of London, the v, Duke of Montrofe, the Marquis of Hertford 01 Earls Camden, Weltmoreland, Chatbam, Win- chelfe2, anti L)artmouth ; Vifcount Caftlereagh; 0 Lords Hawkeffbury, Mulgrave; ...