... fLkcTiON- OF A PlEtk. .oYefterday camel on, at' the Palace of Holy- r'4 Housfe, the election of one of the Sixteen. Pe&' of Scotland, in room of ZbORGE, Marquis of TWEEDDALE, ?? candidates were, the Earls of KELL'IE-anPd LAUDERDALE. The aformerwas chofen by a majority of I a votes, .PEERS PRESENT. Earls of Morton, - Lords Semple, Eglinton, J Elphinfore, Home, : Blantyre, Kellie, Elibank, ...

... x B ER D ~ E N-April ~o. A BER DE EN---April zo. I . I On Friday came to town, the Marquis of -HUNTLY.-We arc concerned to learn, that the wound his Lordfhip received in Hoiiand fhill t rejuires furgical a$i1tance. I On Tuelday laff the Provincial Synod met heie, and after fermon by the Rev. Mr DuN- CAN MEANS, from JThIln viii. 32, they madec choice of the Rev. PATRICK MITCHELL at Kemnay, to ...

... THE GOUT. THAT the mhotive of writidg in any (hape or manner fhould be the diffufion of knowledge'will be granted-4of this ?? I-have chofen this extenively circulating paper, to communicate a few remarks and fuccefsful, experiments in pa- :rxyfms of the gout-believing that the: bulk of that clafs of readers whom I am addreffingi are niore likely to read this, than to read ten pages of-a book ...

... FROMA THE LONDON GAZETTE ST JAMES's-July 27, ISGZ. TO THE KING. filoJ gracious Sovereign, E, your Majefty's mofl dutiful and loyal W fubjeats, the General Convention of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, ?? in their annual mneeting, according to the ancient flatutcs of this realm, take the opportunity to return your Majefty our gratefal ack'no-wdgcaments for your fuccefiful exertions in reitoring ...

... LONDON-MARCH 26. Among the Gentlemen prefented to his Ma- jefly at the Levee on Wednefday, there were- Earl of Caithnefs, by the Earl of Fife. Lord Montgomery, fon of the Earl of Eglinton, by the Earl of Galloway. Sir FT. Inglis, one off the Diredlors of the Eait India I Company, by the Chancellor of the Excheqoer. Colontl Ramifey, en hia arriving from thdie ('ontnent. Colonel Graham, by ...

... L O ND O N-JAN. 11. This morning five Gottenburgh mails arrived. The intelligence which they contain is not very important The followving are the niost interest- ing articles which they bring Letters from Vienna state, that the Austrian ports are not yet shut against the English, but that this measure is likely to 'be soon adopted The above letters add, that the importation of English ...

... FOR~!GN ZNTELLZGBENCE. ?? bUTCH PAPERS. PARIs, Sepit. ?? Joniteur of this 4ay contains the- capitulation according- to which the Fsle of Rugen was evacuated bythe. Swedes, and afterwards occupied by our troops. The King of Sweden has returned to his sjat!d According to a letter in 'the M-'odteur, theI king of Sweden, and especially the arminy, are ex- tremely dissatisfied with the behaviour of ...

... LO`7 N EW C NTINED-~ - E-XRL MoAsWIO uEA cC6 OUn frits o t'r Springs say, that S ]refofa13dI: townp, on his return, to -1!e~w York,¢ .havink :rdein- 'quished his ,design.of;.xisiting the als ofZ.;a,, gara. His return had giren' -rise'to'. i'oii.e jectures ;-but we are' told it 'was occasioned by tlie ifeipt of intelligenle fit ma' ?? tie',e death- of' the 'mother of Mrs Morea. The General is ...

... TUE MARQUIS OF DONEGALL, V. BERNALL. These causes, which have been f6r a consider- able 'time past depending in the Court of Chancery, and much the subject of observation, came on to be heard before Lord Manners, the Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, on the Md instant, and, af- ter a hearing on the proofs made on both sides, (which took up several days,) his Lordship was pleased to decree the ...

... MEM3BERS ELECTED. t 9 _Rt n. R. B. Sheridan, Michael Angelo a Tayrk-Lieutr Gen. Stapleton Cotton, Henry Wil- ?? Vifcount Stopford, Lord Bruce. ~iar~hrtcurhGeorge Rofe, W. S. Bourne. Chrjich1,_ir Home Popham, ?? A. Crickett. 1pfe IC Charles C. Weftern, J. H. Sturt. 'gtw.Tha lomas D. T. Drake, Thomas T. Drake. A.Oford-Samuel Whitbread, William Lee Antonie. ~gcrihal-Thomas Everett, Magens Dorien ...

... ~: i I, 1 ?? 11.: ie, ; ARMISTICE. I -e .SETW~ EEN RUSSI &4 FRANCE. 3 JIt is with the deepest regret we announce,' thatI the Russians have not only been defeated at Ftied.. latid on the 14th of June, but that an ARur- b 8TlCe has been concluded between RUISSIA and a FRAiiCE, which will no doubt be followed by a In pece, on such term's as BONAPARTE chdftes to d give. The details ofthese ...

... CONffEDERATION OF THE RHINE. [The followirg is the remarkable A& of Confederation of the Rhenili, League correavl in detail, an Abara& of which was formerly given in this paper:)- RA!TISBOY, Aug. 2.-Whereas, his Majesty the Emperor tof the French, and their Majesties the Kings of Bavaria and Wurtemberg-their E- ltcctoral Highnesses the Arch-Chancellor and the Elector of Baden-4his Imperial ...