... PURVATE CORRESPOND 2NCE .1 ~ . . . London, Jan. 4, 1 past seven P. aM. Th ere has been to.-day an unusual dearth of in- telligence in town. An evening paper stated, that Gottenburgh mail had arrived, but this was a mis. I Two Gottenburgh mails are still due, In the the absence of real intelligence, several teports crept 7:in- teto circalation from the French coast. It wassad the that Paris ...

... ,LONDON NWSs CONTINUED. vid The following is a list of permanent staff ?? ~vho still retain their full PRY With their tegifliental ge ?? gre, Co.Lord Frederick Bentincic, Col. Gifford, 45L1 regit. caif ?? regiment foot guards. jCo). Adain, Clist. an Co). Phipps, 44th foot.an Lt..Col. Pritzler, ti1st drag. ILt,.Col. Nicolls 31.5h foot. the Ross, 86th foot. I Carey, 134th. co Myers, '10th. ...

... I p ?? I a r I p. Calobanian go ert ai- - t v- j EDINBURGH) Pr SJ TUR DAr JA ktU4AR 2. By the Gottenburgh mails several Rssian bulle- pr t fins have been -received, containing a variety of m- ret portant inteliigence relative to the operations of the Co] armies. Dispatches have been also received, from, val LordbCithcart, which brg'd6w tse accoihts of rig Russian successes to the 29rbi ...

... 1DITOA OP THE C.LEDONlIrX A1RCV'R1 | ' .1-:1 . ' ;-rpidnz. SC) ?? the demands for potatoes are daily increasing, So it is! ardently wished, by many, that the planng of t may likewise be increased yearly. a norgmna To d ethis the farmers have now great encouragement. as the sowing of wheat among potatoes, just when they are go- ing to be lifted, has lately been found to ansery etceeding well, ...

... FRENCH PAPARS. off - nI Pans, Dec. °5. lad DOCUMENTS AND DECLARATIONS RELATIVE TO ( THE AFFAIR OF M. COUNT FliOCSHOT. No 1.-Declaration of such prit of the facts as c A- took place at the Hotel de Ville, on the:morning of e the 23d October, 1812, tommy personal knowledge. c It was about a quarter past eight o'clock,' as I was v rk, returning on horseback from Nogent, at a slow pace, c yes in ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Jan. IS.: . .E , . -The Jane, Jolly, from Fowey to Malta, was driren on, shore 13th ult. at Gibraltar, during a gate of wlnd, but got off ' i'ew days after. The Aeieander transpore a is driven on slaore 19th, but got'of-~on the OSth, 29th, and 3th uslt a ipost tremendous galeof ivhifd fron S. E. wai exjerienced at Qibraltar; the following American vesseli were daiyen on ...

... 11FO1M THE _ONDON G4ZETTE. 71 ADIlAIRALTY-OFFICE-JAN. 5, 181 . Rcar.Admiral Sir Fancis Laforey has transmrtted to Jotil WiMlson Croker, Esq. a leter-from Captain Westropp, co.- r'iading his Majesty's sloop'the Ptruxvian, giving an ac- count of his having, on the 24th of October, captured, off Sombrero, the Yankee, Amnerican schnonrr privateer,-of se- ven guls, and 44 men, out 28 days from ...

... ?? ~ ~ - j IiLOYJYS M ?? -7 ?? The Medonlanfrigate of 3 guns, and 2860 mchn, wse tikoi~8th of Ctober, to the viestward- of Madeira, byhet UnIOed States Amrerican fdigte, 'of 44 gun arn 56mn after an action of to hours, duin fbl: 1' 'lVieilouhin . ' had 104men kiled andwounde, and ridot strik,6till all hr: hermasg hd ben arred y te bar& Both 'ship1 *ere The ing f Roe, rom ~ew orkto, Bourdeanx, ...

... FRIDAY-JANUARY 1. CAPTURE3 OF A FRENCH FRIGATE. Piymousuh, Dec. 330 CC1me in to refit, the Conquestadole, 774-.Last ' ght she spoke a British frigate, with a French frii gate in tow, of equal force, taken westward of Scilly, after a very mil t action of one boor and a half. Se, ral men killed and wounded in both ships. Ti-welve o'clock.The Belle Poule and her prize are now in the offing ; but ...

... SUBSCRIPT19NS FOR THra wUs.4s.. A general meeting of the inhabitants of Leith xwas held in| .the. ExchangeICtffee.roorn, on the 14th inssantJ f6r tbe puipdste| ots entering into resoqutions for the relief of the suifferiagiifiha. Wisants of Russia.. W.. G.,Cassels, Esri. the-senlor magistrate, was called to the chair. Mr, Cassels opened the business in a speech -equally 'eonspi- cuort for its ...

... F AND CAPTURE OF TWO FRENCH FRIGATES. The following is an extract from -a letter received ) from Greenock of Tuesday's date:- a 7 'The Mars, Captain NI'Leod, of this port, is ?? arnved if from Lisbon in 19 days, with general cargo, and leaky. On le the 9th inst. in lat. 49. long. 1.9 fell in with the Andromache d and Briton frigates, of 38 guns, each a French frigate in tow; was boarded by ...

... I Caltbonialt, Orcurp., - - EDINBURGH, XOuNDArJANUARr is, By our private correspondences we have received French papers to the 18th instant, containing ac- Pnt.s of a convention entered into between the Ir'ssian General De York and General Wittgenstein, w'I Wich it is agreed, that the Prussian force under 1)D vork, Consisting of six battalions of infantry, I si squadrons of cavalry, shall not ...