... 'EDINBURGH NEWS: CONTINIUED. TXhe Candlemas Term commenced on Tuesday . t. the Court 'of Exrcmque. - - 1I The Court, of Session met on Tuesday for the dis- patch of business, -after the Christmas recess. r On Friday, Mark Jameson,. Esq. solicitor, was eected Town Clerk of the Corporation of Berwick, o in the room of ?? Willoby, Esyfresigned. d On Tuesday evening, there wase discovered, at the ...

... q'ttltlapW' post. M R. J. Larpent, Deputy Clerk to the Privy M Seal, having rtdtused to execute the duties of his ollice¢ without a p)roper sanction, and Lord Gren- ville, as Auditor ol the Exchequer, not being satis- fied with the warrant 0f the Lbods Commissioners of the Treasury, as a leoal authority for his allow-/ ing money to be drawn Froin the Exchequer wvith- out the authority of his ...

... TUES1)AX7S PORT CCONTINIUED. I FRO(Mjj 'Il!lE L)N l)ON GAZETTE. CS~A IUD IV, IAN. 19. BANNKRI1P1'S to SUrretlder at Glill.DTIAII. W. NA oddesoll, Pall-mall, priiitseller, Jan. 26, Feb. 2, at twelve, March 2, at ile-eli. Attorlnies, Messrs. Chopma lla nd Stevens, St. Mildred's-court. J. Read, Southwealdl, ship-mnner, Jan. 22, Foh. 2, Tvlarch 2, at ten. Attornivs, Messr-. Baker and Snlis, ...

... ?? 1-- M&~. leaU~ITC EnC 10(l) If _ _ ,. ,: .US ,6 r .O5 a g- WEDNESDAY,:'JA~. 23] ?? of r1 seised aliettws~fmtheq JLoj~d_ Mayor1_ Alderen s' do h Iss e'qn sig1 sned by then L.ord m'1 sor,. our i Aldermen, 45551 tuol!(_of the Lsses-y, Loid brvsn s m~oled, th.t iiti lie on th t I ible . 1 'The Lo: IACLOto.oieitb ~tePeiinI After sfense frther boovtrsation, the Eatla( ILAD_(~ NoR ?? ientiou of t ...

... RSDit'g 4- jD.I YS-POSTS. LONDON, !JANUAR 23? 1813. RIVATI letters from -tbe Continent s~tate, th it thi Danish. Governmnent. is inclined ?? m e sadto bearad akeib Bonapedjot Prit-ate arealin s froat Danltzic to the I ibt tilt. stats, .tbe-.Batire baving ailed to pay the duty of 40 per cent. tapsdon colonial-property, the ,French, ICteenlit Otficeri have aflopted an `seraotdinary OIude of ...

... . POSTSCRIPT, (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JAN. 10. S per C. Cons. 66-Red. 681-Omnrium 4s dia. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, Jan. s. A Cotrt of Common Council was held this iayj is pursuance of a requisition, signed by seve- 1l Members, to take into consideration the defi- biency occasioned by his Majesty's illness, and the best means of supplying it. Alderman' Food then rnse to propose the Resolutions. ...

... E? - ZDO?eJf'?rn?' ?Y4NvA?r ?z. ; ::pAPEId ketters to the 29th 2it. toiwrance~i.~ad 'Holhiiid. On:e h 4 7 6osiervaiive d-as e red essage rlBonr .6pari usdtifyi hib bsl>celit anfexations of ioii t~ie'VfT~ and' the NoiN'hOf Geiman. Theol_ Owing is.a sntpmary of the ¼Cher artic es ofnitP gencelin'the Trrenc4h;ipers* : reh levy ofI .hundld and -wedly- thous-ind mi the ,Ascriptioiof 0the 'oAr- ...

... .W*40490? - UAR- , ?? . .10. 11 ?? UIAli$~iSGA:ZmTTE- oi 'the tia Lige rool;addresied'$y his Lordship' ?? °2, 18 10:.- h 'Mv L-os^'o, ?? , 'ThJ enemoay dti1T confinoe T th'eit hoa~twi. at S'~taieiW'; ;Da which'uo alteratioa afS cosssequ~encfi has been' msad'e t'ii'ce X add'tessed' you~ Lordship' on ' Thy' 'codtinoe kt'.db1l~et boats on the Ze~ere,- over which river they have nbW two or ...

... SUNDAY ANI) TUESDAY'S POST. LONDON, JANUARY 1. n A Btg of letters and papers from Arnholt was on !unday hi AL received at the Post-ofrice. Tbc report of an in- ati un(led visit to Bonaparte by the Archduke Charles is re- be ,ivtid. A projected change in the political relations of as Saxinmy is agaill ainouniced. The King of Prussia has been po nt ceasitated to part a ith his jewels to make ...

... Answrers otf her Majesty and the rirjce of Mules to the ?? oJ btoth Houses of 'Parlianient. Oi Fridiv the Deputation from the two Houses went up lo Carlton ilon e to present to his Royal Highness the itesolatiolns to wshicd the two Houses, atesi longt dliscussioll, htal :grted. lho Lords antdI Ge itlemen, all in full dress, were uliereal through the superb suit of rooms to the dtara ilng ronos ...

... A IRICAN PAPI?PS. SY TrItE FI'ESIDENt do'- Tilt UNviEb STATs Of. AMERICA. A PIWOCLAMA1TON. Cc Whereas the TerritOry South of the Mississipp' Territory, and Eastward of the River Mississippi, and extending to the River Perdido, of which possession; was not delivered to the United States in pursuance of the Trcaty concluded at Paris on the 30th of Aprilt l So3, has at all times, as is well known ...

... ON J{uMhNS'01 &UP1'LYING THIE SIUSP'FN- iEXEICIRE OF TllFEE GA_ S IONK O- ; fl. 1. GLFNC Togi'e BDIJTOR offc 4TOQ12NING CHIRONICLE. The 'Resolves 'of 1733 bave been 'adopted on the ire 'newed question of a Regency, arisinri. from the pre'- seuit i ability of tze _King to exercise t IlReo-alci T c- . ions. - - , This has led me to re-consider the ?? of listory,i the principles of the Cons ...