... I1EDNESDVJ4A-JULY 9. B.RTIL.-At Fraserfield, oll the ith inst. Mrx Cut;&w | Iof a d&vsghter. I ie 3 Marri'd at Keith, on the 1st current, by the Rev. Mr i ar! W3lcer, Huntly. Mr JOHN MURDOCn, of the Episcopal | 2 ct Church, Keith, to Miss MARY, eldest daughter of WIL- 1 le |LAM Kivr, Esq. of Lion. ly Died at Montrose, on Thursday 1ast, Mr A hm5S l.Y L, I e- late sf Brac of Pcrt, in Forfardhire ...

... FOREIGN 1iNTELIIGENCE. a t -SPAIN AND PoRTUGAL. M llu t he Gazette of Safurday contains at Short dispatch VI( s from the Earl of Welltngton, datled frontl Frenada,te ion the i9th tilt. lie nientions the return to thle T[a- e gul; of part of General MfoitbrUll'S force, which had O bpeen detached to reinforce Soichet. T1hree of the- Ilsix dIi vWaisions o f t hte armyv o f Port ugalI a re i n t ...

... E D IY B B URG ii. | 4J. '22. z the weavers in '`t!,ow and he ne7jgl'baorhoOL; SC lutely p res)nked a pewi'ion to !he tnag tratcs of that - citv, on the su!.-ct of the lowv prieci paid for weav- ilti, a-lzl prayingf Mtr rpose tneir attthoritv, ia; to f. ! Virei..able ' i Ps. 1 5e mFgislrat e;T i a ; cnflt ol Ite suti);ect witil i',,tm of ti S' itlttltmclt'ivirs. --:,d Lfitflflentid to tI:t ...

... D - --- - : E - .L. ORD hTJfIVT OA. h'13e latc Lord N'ewton was descended of the H ays 'of 5annes, one of the most ancient branches of the famiv o. H-av. Ile v as born in the year 1747, and vias called to'tlhe bar in 1769. le haid so thoroughiv studied the principles of the profession on which lae iD now entered, that ne u, ed often to say, that he was as gocd a lawyer at that time as he ...

... PERTHHIHRE ELECTION. Pzth, Oct. siu. This bing the day appointed by the Sheriff for electing ia representative for the county, the contest which has ex- I cited so much lIcal interest, and attracted so n-uch genieral ,ttention, was decided by a majority of . in favour of Mr. DRUNMtUND. AC a very early hour the Court was crowd- - ed vwith Freeholders, bevond all former example, and not- ...

... LUNDON &AZETTE EXTR.,40RDI.NzIRY.I I I ltVAR DIflTfl _T gowning Street, October 6. 1812. Captain Coore, _A id-de-Utaop 'o Liew unto- (eneral Sir (1ecrge l'revost. Gonverntor it) Chie-f of hi, aijajests's P'rovioo- ce, iii North America, arrived this inornhin- with di~lpatclics fron tile Liuena ;ocnsdores~ed t`oo Litari t Witurt, one ofhis Mooajests's Principal Serretaries of Stateofothich the ...

... TI-JE ALARMING IR.OTS. The riots in some manufacturing districts unhappi- I . ly cont'nue. On the *24th uit. a very extensive cqt- -ton factorv at Ho ighton, 13 miles from M anchester, was burnud to the grouno by the populace. with all fit, contents. Not one of the rioters wa; taken. On I n - tshe preceding N16nday, the cotton Milis of Messrs. Z cItirton and Sons, at Pitddleton, 7 miles from ...

... UNITED STAIES. ItIPORTNiT N Y1S1' FROMl ,MEwICA. By the arrival of the stip Harmony, at Derry, on Wednesday, from New YPrk, lve h .;vv received in- telfigenee from thence la the 19th ult. From ilhe Commercial Advertiser ot the I 1th ult. we have made the following ipportant extracts:- WASlXINGTON, MARCH, 2. The following is a copy ofa Message sent by the Tresident this day to both Houses ot ...

... p O S IS R I As. Tfi, mel-ncholy ccairmlatiaaa, Of t i. .cs of :the ,- George and De-fence iq at length rrcciaea3, It vrs brought lhy he two XAho!t i wls hich arrived veste'edy yf-- i naam 11Thrv were loIt off the' ciast `a1t lI aanti*-Ciz :hea I.'-llh De mb r. B;,rh ships str!cek th,rro-,d at ice, , Lt a ttot great Zas Jaae fi Elis th-a Zc.-. to receive a'qig- t Lnc, the ternptst atil ragi&g ...

... FO )REIGN INTELLIGENV'E. SPAINT AN'D POlTUG-AL. From the contents of Lord lWVellington's dispatch! of the tfi tlt. which *e have inserted from the Ga-, zette of Saturday, ve maT confidently an icipate tt e scl'ed v redtiction of l adaioz. H1is Lordship, profi,- ing by fh faihure of lis foriner attempt, has coin- inenced Ihis operaticos thil timc against the bodty cf the placeL upon the left of ...

... FOREIGN INT ELLIGENCE. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. A messenger arrived on Mondav morning vith dispatches from the MarqnLi; of W't-llmoigton dated Viliade lToro, near Burgeos, -Is, Seutembvr IS 12. An extract from tiie dispatches was published in a' Supplemient to the London Gazette on Mondav a.- ternoon. It was bePeved. that when Lord Wellinpton hould I have cleared the French from 'Iurgos, he Wou'd ...

... [ DOMESTIC INTELX'G N C. I E LSIiEXm, SEPT EMIBER 17. A morning papersavs, '' his Majesty, wre are con- cerned to state, has experienced anothier severe pa- roxysm since the last Quarteily report of the Queen's Council, which was of more than six and thirty hours duration. Mr Rose has withdrawn fron his long duties at the Board of Trade, which are now discharged by Lord Ciancarty and Mr ...