... a 0 , .1 I.. A ' ' ' : ADMIRALTY-03F ICE-w- .9. . Extract oF a Letter from Adn Lor4lKeith, K. B. to JoHz Wilson Croker, Eeq.dated'in S'ard his Majiesty's ship Hannibal, in Cawsand Bay, the 6tl intt3ut. I have frequently.had occasioi to 'co6mnmetid the active'and enterprisirg spirit'o Captain Scriven, of 'he TeTegraph sehooner, whom, their Jtordships have so recently promnoted to, the- rai~k ...

... PAJFA2 E CoRRSEPOND ar[a 9 g A London, Nor' 15 i T French papers have reached us to t t As il fiom Which the following are ey:ractS d Oli eer' ' ischarges of artillery have annound C biS ing to the inhabitants of Paris, the ;esty the 3£nperor and I~ng erafehad an emtraordinary meeting to-day ck under the presidency of his Serene °th prince Arcln-Chancelor. b ?? the King of Westphalia ...

... '4';lITB CORRESPONDENCE. 6c l London, Nov. 1, j past 7 r. m. 111911t French papers reached us to the n m' small portion of their contents has ap- hth evening papers of toaday. We shall P i 4 remainder of them, cosnsisting of addresses C d Owns in France to the Empress, which, tl ,. 2 Ctnfsiderat, will be found important. C , ,I ng thc various addresses presented to the ar tat the Council ...

... IPRI;VA,~TE COR ESSPOND-EACX j, London, NOv. Is, r ?? F. i' Five Gottenburgh, and as rnany eleigo0 mails are now due, and until the arrivl of 50G!e them, we cannot hope to learg the ,vhole ?? the French loss, in their retreat urom Leipsi France. More French papers are due from Frain' the boats are now gver for them, but the wiO ?? so t remendous a gale last night, that yO yesiel C pat to sea ...

... FJRe3TMEATEILS iTHE WETL NCUSNOF .TH{E WEST LOTHIAN COURSING CLUB. LU .Ifl1 Wf O . , Mid-Calder, Tuesday, Nov. 16. 1813. For a Silver Cup, given by, he- Club. FIRST CLASS. Mr Reid's g. d. Tackle beat Mr Pitloeh's r. b. Mr H, Dundas's bl. b. Jessie beat. M' Murray's b. h. ie Mr H. D. Erskine's bl. d. Midnight beat Captain Shairo's St y. b. Fly. Mr Johustone Hope's bi. d. Haco, beat General ...

... _ ?? ~ ~ _ _ -I DOME.STlC INTELLIGENCE. I 7 - I,) LONDON, Nowwiutt-Etr 1S. by by P- The Contractors for the late Loan have taken tIL Loan of EL n Ttveuntv-twko Al illeio. iltondav mtorniln' at eleven o'clock th'bc re ,as waited on the Earl of Liverpool :irll th LChaiiceili'r of the x tb ri- chequer, to give in thi ir terms. The fiiddtin, ouir ri l-- rs knw v. P wd was to be nl ti e tlirce per ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE L1ST-Ndv. 2. 181 'The Travise -French frigate, of 44 guns, asedu 40 men, from the Tesel, was taken on the 23d ult. off Ushant, by the Andromache frigate, (the Gleaner ketch in company) after a short action,; she having been dismasted during the late gales. A Lientenanot and two men on board the Andromache were 16 wounded.-I'he: Travisse bad two kiled, the± Captain, a Lieu. !d ...

... I to FRIDAY-OcTosBr 29. id Preparations are making for the return of the n, Prince Regentf, to Cailton-house, on Saturday or i. Sunday. nt The Prince Regent, it is understood, will go in state to open the session of Parliament, on Thurs. *dday next. ?? The Duke of Cumberland is with the Hanoverian y, regiment. ,s- Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO THE I . I LONDGN GAZETTr, EXTRAORbINA2 02 WEDNESDAY, NOV 24. FOREIGN OFFICI-NOv. 25. 1813. F, Dispatches, of which the following fre copies and extracts, fiave been this day'received by Viscount Castlereagli, his *: Majesty's~ Principal Secreearysol state for Foreigti Af- ais, from his Excelleny the Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. - from his Exce~encg Generat 'Via'oun~t Cathcart, s..T. 4 ...

... Ene HOUSE OF LORDS-No&rEnresE 18. Owl Tle Matquis of ELY took the oaths and his seat, pen as Baron Loftu-, a Peer of the United Kingdom. had Their Lordships wraired for some time, apparently in expectation of a communication from the Corn- Ing, nions, but no proceeding:,of the kind took place. the Ajourned till to-morrow. dan rest HOUSE OF COMMONS-Nov. J. . the ( Contirnu from our last Private ...

... GIBRALTAR, CADIZ, AND CORUNNA MAlL3. l .ts, ?? - ~~~7 - ?? er. - (PRIVATE LETTER.) l Gibraltar, Sept. is. 1813. I am sorry to inform you, that a very alarming fever has made its appearance here for some days er. past. The Faculty have not yet declared their opi-' ntion as to the nature -of the disease,; but those who witnessed the horrid pestilence here in 104~, think that the symptoms of this ...

... rtUTP., EDINBURGH, MONDArlsyoVBLfMBEhR i9. t Paris papers have been received to the 8th; but l they contain no intelligence of any importance.- ?? were said to be arriving at Strasburr, and _ the fort of Kehl is also stated to be prepared for de. . fence. t. r- The Volontaire frigate is arrived at Portsmouth, ' in four days from Passages, with part of the garrison of Pamplona. Lord ...