... UNI'tED PARLIAMENT GR EA T BRITAIJ AN fD IRZLAND.' HOUSE OF LORDS, ?? 23. The oaths were adminihtered to Earl Gra-e and the Earl of (^a; ciig~an. 'ic J'arl of CcuRTowli presented a Petition from the Pro- ttteawits ot the' CLoty of Wexford, against the Catholic tqjias;t bht '-tn objection, beingr made by the Lord Chancelloi, that the liamens appesred to be all in one hand-writing, the Petition ...

... 1NZENCII PAPER). BiJ1SLIN, FnB. 3.-It is certain tdit the Rudgian Armi t is still beyond the Vistula. The gate bf Dantzic, called t Oliva, was still open on the 2zd January. Grenier's division has wiarcled towards the Oder. Fe6 see pass through this place many French troops. The Prussian regiments are being comnpleted, and our Contingent will soon 'be as stong as it was previous to the ...

... ?? iBISHOPRICKS. . b .he valueDL tle Ie' i -Sesa is but little known in this country. It w.'ill be seen by ?? state- seo ment, that they are richer than the 'nglish Dishopricks, and the list .f, persons holding theni w sil ehewr, that like m; them; they have been made the earis.of'tewirding Par- liamentary services, and havebeeo bestowed either upon' the younger branche of tie. Nobility, oi ...

... PARIS- PAPERS. PoSEN, DMo. Io.-Yesterday and the day before d yesterday, a considerable column of fiesh troops passed d e through our City, for the Grand Army. Lurzrgc, DEC. 22.-The passage of the troops a which awc proc&cding to join thelGranO Army daily C contil ue.. h PARIS, JAN. 3.- is Majesty ttbe King of Rome took an airingoin his-carriage., PARTS, JAN. 4.-The-day before yesterday his ...

... TH:fE MOILVIAIG Cl j'IV/NICLE.- I, O N D0 N:- - SATUleD4T, WA2 8, i8i3. W. mentioned yesterday the o~er of tie Russian Minister in the Uniited States, to the American Go-- vernment _of a Mediation on the part of Russia. The following are thle ExtraEssfirom The Nwional Inlic-. gencer, of Mach 13, which relate to this 5ubjet - ' It has been stated in some of. the fadtious prints, and may be ?? ...

... ?? £EDITR of th; M@ANING CHRONICLE. SIR; Lord WeiLizigton wished a naval diver;o'ti on the North Coast of Spain-it is entrusted to Sir 1diqre Popham I' . - - Mortnuig thronick of this day, ?? if; I812. dr No ghost is necresary to solve the above is~inua- I th tion. Well, be It-so. The writer of the paragrnph on it this day's Clz707zicle (with every part of which, by Ti the way, I most ...

... 7Ii of~rNIG CWWNWVILE. ' LON D ON- g{PDNESJIA , MA2 19, , 0!3, pi, piziiapers to the j6th inst. reached town last.nigbt, whici unfortunately leave no room for doubting the chlaiae- oftl c ve.torv g'uned by the French at Lut. Ze4, 'tli~e Alpes 1ahVing retreated across the Elbe, 'ind BQNAPA-iTEU 1aving eritercd DeJtden on the Sth, to wvihich city he1 procpeded by W;Jdheim arld Nossen. ...

... ita It E1TAC'f OF A LETTER ?? VIENNA OF THE 26th D' . . ' ~~DECEMBIi2R i 6 Prince Kurakin. arrived at Vienna on the 29th of ni t Nov. aa Ambi'ador Eittraord nary from the Emperot 6t L of alltfe Russias. On the ;d of Dec. he obtained an th interview with the Minister of State; since which it is, . believed he h~s had a private audience Of OU1' monarch. re - On ihis and. other subief conne'edt ...

... THE AfORINfTNG CIIRONICLE.' . . .L O N D O N : F L'IDAr. 4PRIL r6, 1813. Tbe inteligene Wbich arrived yesterday, if it c an e .telied upoz, is of greater impoitance than aninu t 'that has yet been received, it being nothing Ict t!a tthe announcement of Austria making conrmmot ca e with guss~ii against Frane. The shape, howe(ver, in which it'comes, 'enders it liable to much doubt, nori, it ...

... -HELIGOLAND LETTERS ANVD kIAM- BURGH PAPERS. : . IELIGOLAND, MAY I I.-On the 7th, the French pushed forward their advanced post, consisting of Hu- lans, within gun-shot of the battery at Cuxhaven, and obliged our picquets to retire within the gates. On the 8th, about i200 men, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, with two pieces of cannon, advanced, and as the batte- ry was nearly dejnolished by ...

... f .! v , f , *E - r I . .1 % 1z. I .&I ComPARATIVE.,STATENENT ?? TlHc PRftCx AND,; ALL;VD .AI?iS, IN ;-ibI ?? OS OR ABOUT TXII 3°orl APFRfL, 1813' , * . -: FRENCHl.'- r.,A4l. D'Avaust, 'trince af7 I .cead-quarters. Mkmiinlslundsr him Sehasrini, 0 aooo0 llremen. Dufour, and 11an'mhit, &a. . Laet bof the Ir^nlch %Grand. Army undet lscauharnuois. :iiid ;enefeldt, on the under lirl MacdonaldandVic ...

... DR. JOnIISON'S LMNICe. c6mrIIICcAL rEcu. LIARITIES. - TO TIMr EDITOR OF TIE V ORNING CIHONICLE. SIR, .- t Ih all the varictiesdoF inqiiry which have been insti- tuted into the writings of Jolnson,; is :flkioary seehss to have escaped with less examination, after that wiich its first appearance exciitid4.tiJ any Of'his other wvorks* Ikpresentsi ho'weverj ?? ihis curious in liteniaresti i ...