... LLOYD'S MARINE. LIST-Frm. 9. The Little Williarm, from Teneriffe to Philadelphia, prize to the Poictiers man of war; the James, Tibbets, from the Cape de Verds to Portsmouth, N. H. prize to the Tartarus sloop of war; the Isabella, Basset, from New York to Phila- delphia, prize to tne Childers sloop of war; the Logan, fromr Boson, prize to the PoictiersE man of war; the Eliza, from Sumatia to ...

... LONDON NEWS CONTtNUEDM Col. Macdonald, Military Secretary to the forces in Ireland, has reliiquished his situatioll to accom- pany Sir J. Hope to the *Pqninwila, and is to be at- uched to that Generdls Staff. Rear Admiral Durham leaves town this day, to. 1hpist his flag in the Bulwark,Jin the Downs, and join the armament now assembling. The reinforcing detachments belonging to the bat- ...

... M4GIl'ATES OF GUORGHS. , NEW CASTLE. 'TzoMA SMITH, Esq. Mayor. Thonmas Smsnth, Esq. jusior, Sheriff.! R. H. Williamson, Esq. Recorder. L^WaareCn XRTarSOrEsq. PrvoystSheriff, and Coroner.I . David Morrlson, Esq. Dean of Guild. -D~Vid 13eatsosr, ?? PAtrick C2 stewart, q. Baiges. lame~ir Eaq. WiliiamnM. raball;.E sq. Irades aiiie. William Sandeman, lsq Toin Treasurer. Wias. RoberL'Ros, . Thot ...

... I PRIFArj CORRV ?? London, A.g. 11k patt 3seven, P. i., Frencht pers have reached us to the 9th inst. ! I ?? i mporlant are their contents. There. are t °ial accounts from Soult, which anticipate t tf te tck dispatches, relative to the failure Itbtas ack upon St Sebatian ; and of the three .* cks cn the line of the allies, as mentioned by ac- TI ?? the Sparrow, two only are noticed.- I ast ...

... 1, . . - I , ? agaottw i A t 4?illt U.5 - d, EDINBURGH, ?? ?? iA. a )r, Tiib Gottenburgh'rtiis ae ed, which bring accounts to the lst Ma stated so that Dantzic had surrendered that the Russians had er advanced to Berlin; which place they had entered on i the 19th, having taken possession pf Warsaw, Thorn, i Liebau, and Pozen, and that a conventioh' lad been d entered into by the Austrians, for ...

... EDINB NB NU 'lt iW in con ?? 6tAblish passage Dboat| betwixt Perth and idjndee, to be wfoughtiy isteam, 'and to 'be of the sameconstruction as. those .o suc- cessfully employd betwixt-.Glasgow and -,reenock. . n O Tuesday e veing ast, a poor old woman fel ;from 'thet-rop of an .outside stair in a close of dhd Mri ray*te, DDundee, and -wAs killed o--the spot. Oni Wodnesd&y, i'joirner belonging ...

... C A IR NS ON TEU ISLAND OS LITTLE CUMBRA¶. Mr Weir of Kirkhall, near Ardrossan, having stated t the Earl of Eglinton the extraordinary variation of the com- pass, at a certain spot near some cairns of stones at Shinnic- wily, on the island of 'Little Cumbray; and as there is a tradition that a Dane was buried isx his armour at Shinnie- wlilly, immediately opposite to the Larga, where a famous ...

... WAR-OFFICE-SFPT. 14, er Sth Garrison Battalion-Ensign W. Green, fromh the 6th or- garrisonbattalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Davies, apprined e he to the 4h royalveteranbattalion; ?? 9. 1813. Richard D. O'Connor to be Paymaster, vice Manley, who resigns; dated July 19. 1813. ,ie 6th DittoOliver St John to be Ensign, vice Green, pro- 16 n- moted in the 5th garrison battalion; dated September 9. ...

... .YEW JAIL. To TRIC ZDMO7R #1 THE C4LAED0NZANAr&fRCUMT. SIR, Our worthy Sheriff'sview, In-puablishinig lisa e~tgs~b hg the prison, was not to forceupo us the plan which be. suggested, but to give a fair and patient hearing to'tbt voice of the inhabitants. I trikat~hat hisl patience !s'not yet nearly eit: ilsoated for much perhaps remrains to be said on this very in-, teresting and important ...

... (Trial of Mir J. Philipsfor Murder.) Surrey Asizc Court, Jamaica September 10. Joseph Phillips was indicted for the murder of Alr Joseph Irving, bY wounding him iwith .a swoxd. on the night of tile 16th April, at.Ardsheal, in ~St David's. The following evidence was adduce ed in support ,df the prosecution. MriJames Bogie knew the deceased; recoi- lects him at the house of the prisoner on the ...

... e ?? L I ti I I r -, . I ?? ' I EDINBURGH, THURSD A2-DECE MB.E.R §. THE KING. e Windsor- Castle, Dec. 4. 11 S3. The King's disorder continues undiminished, but his Ma- jesty's bodily health is good, and he has passed the last month in tranqilllity and cornfert, ?? BAisLLse, W.HrBERDEN, 1 H. }HALFOX&DK R. WILLIS:' The allies are still continuing their successful pro- gress, clearing the ...

... FRIVATE CORRBSPONDENCE. - t C r. - _ _ - _ _ - .i C London, July 9, A past seven, P. to Private letters were received to.day from Paris, to the 5th instant, (but no papers accompanied them), to a more recent date than those previously received. By the former we are-.informed, that the defeat of Jourdan and, King Joseph wxas known, but no particulars had been published. ' The appilehen. sion ...