... LLOYD'S. MARINE LIST-JA N. 7. Paris, Dec rS. The True Bloeded Yankee, American privateer, Captain J. Oxnard, belonging to Mr H., Preble; is arrived at Brest a from a cruize, during which she made 4l prizes; among them the Cora, Farmer, from Smyrna ?? (arrived at Ros- coil'); the Favorite, Evans, from Buenos Ayres to London; (arrived at Abbirevach); the Eliza, Knapman, from New.' foundland to ...

... ael,60ni= f'Innaurp, EDINBURPG1H, SA TURDArA-JNUARr 8. IMPORTANT FRENCH PAPERS. We have received, from our private correspondent, French papers to the 2d instant, containing the speech of the President of the Conservative Strate to Bonaparte, with his reply, the decree for exe- cuting the late conscription, and for calling out the levy en masse in such provinces as are invaded by the allies'; ...

... Crifnd Assembly of Free Masons on the Union of the two Grand Lodges, on St Jon's d ay, Dee. 27, 1813. ' The ne-union of the two Fraternities of An- I tient Free Masons of England, after a. separa- I tion of a century, took place o Mnday last, -uith great solemnity. Free Masons' Hall was fitted up on a plan and drawing, which was in- A vected and approved of. The whole house was tiled froni the ...

... Cadiz, Dec. IS. Yesterday, General Ballasteroslarrived at St Fer- nando. Vech, Dec. 4. It is unrdoubted that all the Italians, who remain- a ed in the French army in Catalonia, have marched for France, and that they have been replaced by conscripts. d Yesterday, all the enemy's army moved towards al Ordal. The general report is, that it is marching in the direction of Tortosa. q Madrid, Dec. ...

... DUTCH PAPARY., Breda, Dea. M. A courier, in' two days from Breme%, has brbught here Die important intelligence, that Denmaik has at last joined the allies; and that Davoustj forsaken by all the Danish troopshilad shzt himself up, _vith 8OOU men, in Hamburgh. This event, it is said, has-de- termined the Crown: Prince of Sweden to follow Ge- neral Winzingerode in person, with his principal force ...

... SUPPARSSI5NV OF BEGGING. In all large towns the practice of begging 'is a P standing annoyance, for nvhich' 'it is extremely diffi- cult to find any remedy consistent with. humanity.-2 If we 'were at liberty indeed to put down begging, by the strong hand of authority, the. process would be a short and easy; but, however well satisfied we may a be of the great evils of profuse and ...

... :UCHESS OF BUCCLEVCH' S FATE. DUCHESS OF BUCCL EUCH'S KETT. Dalkeith, Jan. 7. Her Grace the] Duchess. of B 'cceuch's Fete, at Dalkeith House, on Wednesday night, combined as much elegance, splendour, nad festivity, as we. hare witnessed. Thewefl knawrurbanityand condescension of the Duke, and theease, elegances and fascinating manners ofthe I~ucless, contributed much to the a- musement ofthe ...

... FOREI ITGOFFICE-SAN. 8. 18l4. Dispatches, of which the followirfg are copie s and an es- > tract, have been received at the Foreign Office, address - cd to Viscount Castlereagh, from his Excellency Gene. ral Lord Viscouqt Cathcart, K. T. and from his Excel- ...

... BOW STRET. P On the 4th of November last, the Stroud mail- . coach was robbed of a parcel containing Ciren-4 cester bank-notes,.to the amount of L2,800. The: i, robbery is supposed to have been committed': when the coach was between Slough and Lon.s; - don. Some time after, two of the stolen notes, t for ten pounds each, were presented for payment. at Messrs Masternan and Co.'s. bankers, White ...

... 11RIDAY-JANUARY 7. Yesterday morning his Royal Highness the Duke 'f Clarence left town to proceed to Holland. A morning paper says- We stated yesterday l that Murat was arrived at Bologna, and was nego- ciating with both parties. Rumour says, that he has gained his end. He has made terms with the allies. It is said; that his demand was to have the Papal territories added to his own Neapolitan ...

... fl2NCH PAPERF.- Paris, Dec. 27 The accounts which we receive from Alsace and Franche Comte, infot r us, that at the ?? signal of the invasion of the enemy, the sentiments of national honour, and of the common defence, united all the Firench. The cry of to arms, resounded on all the sidds. The retired soldiers having rallied, threw i Ehemselves into the towns for their,4efence. It is im- o ...

... r EDIURGH NEWS CONTINUED. I Ciptaia John Maitland is appointed to the com e- t. mand-of the Barieur, 98, instead of Sir E. Berry, pi uappointed to a yacht. :c A At .a general meeiing of the Sympathetic Society, 0 1 Leith, held on Mondav last, the following. gentlew, A Imen were elected as a Caffmittee of managem3ot, , . for the current year:- . JoHINt DRYozA, Prpes . a Alexander Taylor, ...