... ' XAPOLEO-N S MEMOIRS AND LAS C IS'S' JOUzxNA .I.. (FARTilHEt XTRnACTS). Q Sept. 1. ISIS. de At the first breaking out of the Revolution, there li was nothing but disorder in the materiel, and igno- rance in the personnel, of the French army, which was owing both to the confusion of the times and the1 rapidity and irregularity with which the promotions c lad been madle. The following ...

... isHE1zg' B * 1ESP.ECTABLE yEMALE; -(From a Maanel lchester Paper.) Afew. wveeks ago some OF' ou co temoraro mentioned a circumstance wNhich, we forbore to oe- tice, partly into aof deli sktty to tile connexi f he esuld ~ ~ ~ ~ ws to fet i ih koevep hiupion person accused, and partly from ab h to keep clear of the possibilit, of oasoioning dgt ent The case was tried apet the Quarter besions, ...

... FR ANCE AND SF EM. ?? TH i T MES.: I 11re this (lay preselnt the most important documelt wlhich has been laid before the public since the close C of Bonaparte's career of iniquity. It is the opening of t another career-we hope of' shorter duration ; but, if we may judge from this first specimen, not less ini-C I quitous, and not less monstrous and detestable. Well inight that tyrant say, that ...

... caieboniafl crturb+. X5DINBURGH. i v TA2'RDAY-FEBRU4BY 1. al We are still without any: certain intelligence as to si the question :of peace or war. The speech of the h King of 'France, which will, it is supposedl, deter- mine it, was 'not received in Lo don when our priS vate letter was sent off, though it was expected 11 every mom nt. 'b y express with the utmost anxie-w ty. It is said to be ...

... aloetbanm ;leut ot | EDINBURGH. n, TITURISDAIz-I FJI±Bi UIeR } ti- Only one mail from London has arrl j st last, namely that which should bave een recs e- at Sanlay night. It arrived last ighlt at halK ato'clock. is Paris papers have been received by ?? F ik date of Wednesday the 29th. Tlc are i f accounts of military preparations, ans d vatir is the loyalty of thle troops, maniftd at ...

... I fP.ERIlAL PARLIAM11EN, T. HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 18. On the motion of Lord Shaftesbury, it was ovdered that no petitions or private bills be received after the 24th March, and no report oif the Judges on private bills after 22d April. re Superannuation accounts wvere brought Up fromn the of Tr easiiry.-Ai(journed. lHOUSE OF COMMONS. sC MIr ITitslisson and Mr Arbuthnot took the oaths and of ...

... LOINTDON RIFIDNY- ?? 21. hs Yiesterdlay evening at six o'clock his M~jisty artiv in town from Brighton. sle The Gazette of Tuesday contains an crder ia C n- cil, allowing whale-fishings ships to take one e. tice for every 100 tons burtlhen, instead of 50, ee tofore, and to be thereby entitled to the usual b Id ties. to It On i\onday last the 17th inst. tbe Court 0 1i ne Bench determined that ...

... SCOTrrisur noItxutns. On Fri:ay the Y4th ult, a onumerous and lrjdri spectalile partv of gentlemen frum the Scntt 'I dinedI tXgethxr. according to their annuial ens,, Rioyal Exchange Tavern. After lytying tilm es n. sics ti thc Kirig-the army and the la., man pr~ceedlcl to the toasts of the day, ;|Ich ?? faced with an appropriate speech ; arid whim t to ?? that, among the mary interetirr,, ...

... catcoania Ilercurp. r Y EDINBURGH. 3 S ?? d MONfVDAY-1-'EJI:BRUA I11 17.. 1 The Paris papers which have been received to the 3 date of Tuesday last contain little that is of any im- portance. The preparations for war go on with una- S a bated activity ; ans reinforcements daily arrive at - Bayonne to join the army of observation. These pa- I l pers mention that a rumour prevails at Madrid of a ...

... THE rIYG. -tchave or~ some days known that his Mlajesty has a fs ttack ofgoat which confined him to his 5p,,at, 'ljlrtnacltS His AMajesty, however, was able l at thle Council held on Priday, for the btc 11e p ! ' the speec4l to be delivered at the t'ogrl 0Ofthc sessiOn. Since Friday his Majesty has r QPCIbeenSl so wvell, anid we undterstand has suffered much c the gouty attack in one of his ...

... - caictouian f rurp th EDINBURGH. an th --Me have now received all the London mails Which re i! VIneC 1, withl the exception of that which should ag jlia arrived last nigpht and they contain important re fatelligcnce both from France and Spain. al Iromn all the accounts containtedl in the Paris ti papers the country appears to be on the eve di Vf immetliate war-troDPs, With all their naees- tr ...

... FRO.M THE LONDON GAZETTE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. WHITEHALL., JAN. 31. b The Kin- has been pleased to direct letters patent to be -assed undler the great seal of the United Kingdom of Great VBritain and Ireland, granting to the Right Honourable Fire- derick John Robinson the offices of Chancellor and Under Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. ' lie KIing has also been pleased to direct letters ...