... LONDON; 9 F~ul SD , c o .' As we wer; about to Otit oer paper to press' ano- thk Gottenburgh wail arrived. .I'thas brotght in- -telligence to the sthjinst.,ad'the acccounts from Perrsburgh-give reason to.expect tbht General -K0 -tubpfF, i conseqIence oI l having received reinfoice- d wents,; woud sooff recommence offensive operations%' ' and attack the enemy.. - sai G,,nuJargh, Oor ._Wc have ...

... . Jrom. t. .oix r. TmsbAl's OCTrOaEW 4.. ( rtItl, e Cotirt a6t Carlton-1ouise tile l3th ofb)ctaber, ' 1812, present, his Royal.'Higheess the Prinice iegent I isn Council, -Wbhereas, in cnseqisence-of inforsati'din having been received of a decdaration >f war by the gnvernmliet of I Ox.e United States of Am erica against ilis Majesty, asd, f of tre issue of letters of' marqtte and reprisal ...

... jforrfSn~.3*i~ gn - USSIA. .. . PROCLASMATION OF TH EM PROR ALEXANDXtO-. 4'kIUSSTAN8.!-At length the enemy of our trintry- the foe of its indepeldeoce aitd ireedoin-has expe- ie-ietil a portior of that vengeance vwhich his arribi- :iorts and unprincipled akgiession had aroused. Fromn' tihe period of his march froils Wilo, his aIlly, great 'iii umberassured. n valor ainid discipline 'rod eIated ...

... LONDON, THUR-SDAY, JULY 96 .- ,, -1 I A - . - LI LATE this day, a mail from Lisbon'arrived with letters and papers to the 2sd ult. the contents of which are considerably.interesting. Lord Wel- lington's advance upon Salamanca is confirmed.- The Lisbon papers state the entrance of his lord- ship into-that city, and- dispatches, dated there, have been received by government. The French appear to ...

... AIbLRE S -S O' t- I PR'EACIIK' , $ o f tbe.Me t b st jvCietii foIm43 br the -ak Rev. Y'obt [1alJey.' . '' -; Wii nee not profess to ivith atintestun i iinxietlyWe watch over tlie concerns 'of guouf]i, and *haitever relates toE yt ilr spirittial aud. inb'a! crindttn;?. r -We' kndw' theat in proporiiob as the grace of tsGd i 1O)Ouud5 in;~ )ott, will be dlie degree otf yeiufr pr~eite: bsi p l ane ...

... ON Easter Sunday, his Royal' Highness the'Prihee c e Regeut went iu state to the Chapel Roy'ali St. Janes's t Pslace,' to astend& divine setvice, and to'reteive the sacrament. His' 'Royal High'ness' sa attended by the- Dukes of York,'Kent, Cambridge&c.,in full uniforms. ''le Prince Regent took ib-KEing's 'eat in the r6yal ' *pew, strrounded'by 'its nival droserA'atsd 'ttenddiits.i The public ...

... lmporilfltan vscounts froin lBussia. FROM TSil x,,flblOn (Faytte ttraovbfltarv1 , TuESDAY, DECEbIuER 8, 1812. DisrATCHES Of which the following are copies, were yesterday received from General Viscount Cathcart. St. Peterslsrgh, N-reib -r 11, 181 A21 MY. LORD-I have the -honour to acquaint your lordship, that Bonaparte has escaped from the govern- msent of Moscow, and has followed the r ead to ...

... LOINDOX, MO;;kAY, JULY27. NORTH OF EUROPE. ' It the re-establishment of the kingdom of Po- land, Bonaparte, no doubt, proposes to himself ti considerable advantage in his operations against the B Russians. It is thought by somei'that the king of u Sa;Iony will be platid at the head of thee netr mo- unarchv in that kingdom, because, in the diet which a established the constitutionr of -79l, he ...

... Lokl4tow; tRiDAl PiRÆuARY 28. T - tHIS mrt6ging .erteceived Coairnai papers to the. he ch .tgth inst. being one day later than those bUrught b.y.. :kh th the SurveiIldantefrigate., Ai might be expected,, tliey- -in S do rnot futoliss us with mn'achaddidional infoimatiop. to Accotntgt fizon! Valiadblid; State :tat ilhe Frdtdch mn troopSi *fhic were p'ressing for~ard to th-e ierief h. of Cihdad ...

... It- IORM;Gi - L 1GE : . .;. . f.. i:ANH2OLT. 1s'AILS., As 1elMsri9-Grbav events t:r'e incosct~mplattofl ~dj fn'fle'swicqSrfitri's al'Animmense. forc cald bc mAl army ~ ib '~lsrrhii a'oad noF6t ' 9fdisto e ccoimmanded 'b-Bonapart~e in pergifn. Talleytafidlis Wo 'sti 'crnmain at home to plan the destruction of states during ~,a 'hill'abstence. TW arIy in four divisiilonsoa 090 a -each ; ...

... :: UXEC.OIS. MONDAy morning lact, William 'Cundell jnd John Smith, pursualnt to their sentence, for. high trea0n, int thbi.Isle of France, were h ng, and a'fierward6 bieaded at Eorsnon~er-@ane, In the presence of aeme thousands of spectators, and their oeaius theA dejivered over tW al their respectierieods fo'r interdient.' A eight 'clock tt tiese t'wo u r 'tohns'men Were otddacted frosd ...

... FUNrER AL OF ADMIRAL COTTON. PirkiiOuri, MAR4ik 7.-Yesterday, at ten o'clock, ie- Flg Uflicers and Captalis of his Majesty's slsipi at *eiid jport, as6em'obled sa Stoke, in compliance '^;itb the' bAier3ofo! Sif 'ohit aldiri Hart. the-PWr Admiral, fdir'WenbO i efithc teziains bf tbe late Sir C. Cofton, X ~iinder'is Chief ef''tJie Cfsaltil Fleet, to; his ~je't9 rl Pelottts lying albds~idCie the ...