... OFFICiTAL PAPRS. - I NORTHERN WAR. CONDUCT or THE RussIANS.-lntefi- gence from the Grand Arm4j. * Contizuedfrom page 542.) quence. I understand it A!s received some reinforcements from Mayshal Victor, who bas arrived with the army of reserve from the banks of the Vistula, and that it is the intentibrr of the French Generals to attmp~t to drive me from the positions I now occu- py. The enemy's ...

... | PAWAMLtENTAIy REFLRM. I. l . , -i. , I. . i~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ MIR. FAMWES TO Lij b4lqtO1 !-MY, LORDS L .. ?'..: , The very decided opionions-p:oi the thb6 ject of* P~rI~amenitary ;Refnsn,. which youb Lordship is Tepo~edetotlhay::atelydeliveri ed in: Avarious addreses.toyoiirGhsiies have. begin TO we ;th4QUow f Cabh suro prise -and -conernof surprises ;b thoughlI -knew your Lordship entertained ...

... OF-FI4C AER A d d asRS. 4in AnuERIA& S§t'l-ZACdS.-pon9eng2 o.r. * TV Order s ii Coki. Lt Ski o&t- j s- SAir-.-rSircea. had the Ihon i in# you 4$. your oice. yestewIay*i' av ceive~ditn ntiale in the PblwktiristjS - toube egzracted firom an^£nlisioaws~pti and ptwporrtogto .be~eaaisffla~diiti of tHis Pw~lEihesT a s=hat th~e Orders in Council will be, and are, th rlnFil ' and- Milan r O 1 soe ...

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... IM-MARY OF PO SU.MMARY OF PIOL]TItS'; VENwcn OVeRTuRES FOR Pezce (nSic kdedffr oi page 1 tr)o Since I wrote the article here ftfertrd to, -thete has taken place a dbate in the Hlouse if Commoansi- upon the wbjet- of the rrehch -bvertufls. Mr. Shridan made, on the :UsJtf a. sponon for the production of the cores- deie reai~hugV'to that: subject, wich n-: tion seems: to have been made o the pur- ...

... - . i ,T ;L ,GO IA. i: > ' LUMIX0 09't LATENCYA~q{ ' m e?~L~CA:l M1vN1STRY~ti~;,e;. *;, _W,;!l , cfzdm~e itt Xh, J$ 2Wr -a i f rd y al > - ; t -y ,;> ~ -,g W , t 0 A ' -. id i ?S E By p J! t am wt;s r i g ln s - r - S S N rue q j ...

... NORTHERN WAR.-A tleins of a ie Grand&Fre'ncA Army.-Fflfh Bull ehi, (cotSinued from page 31S.J to the right, and made for Ochmi~na. ~neral Baron Pajol arrived.at tha tplace w*th bis light cavalry at theb noment when Debc: torow's advanced vanguard 'enteredl it. General Pajol ehargecd. The enemy was sabred and-overthrown in the town- lie lost 0O men killed aiid IS prisone'rs. Geni. Pajol had ...

... I 1 FIAIA- PAPERS SPAsn. ' D'sffatcl~f Lorn Vicoum Tv;a- :er,, reat ie t~o thiege and Caetr, qf :CIstd Rodrigo,. Dated, Galegos, 20th '.Jar.. 181;2.- Ad. edded- to:LorTd tLier- Pol. ad pabl4hed i. London o4 ihe 5th FOe. 1812.-,-(Cnclyd fop 224.) A - -.-.i : - ^ c But I beg particularly to. draw: your Lordship's at- tentionu twthe conduct of. Lieutenant Colonel. O'Toole of. the d 2 Cagadores, ...

... . , '. ? .. , , , , , , , , , -- p''; , ? I - , , , : ? , , .- . al? .', L I ? -HOWN I q !? ?? - 7 ? T e : , tie ws eyshot, and toribri h Vt &re and P 0n e d a Ts Q a~~&b.;H sat- -|*id he woud Whex{o~akdhi mt aihue o 'WI further pas ssed ?-c d wnel, whs d: -he s wheanl iaskted him for iit at hsv*~ie heM suaid,' 'es a-4 h Crown and tl P Ele, te it to eithe('W ity.: Whn ou-entte iie~od ...

... I Rklativie oMaPR. HEkR'V's MIs-SION, accom- anying the Messdge of the Areidemd of ihe Unitedi Stales, nff the I 5h1A of Martch, 1812, to bolh Houses of Congress iM; Aiterica. f :: : ICon inisedfroom page 704.) Boston, Marcl 29,. 1809. Sir,- Since--}t:y letter of the i3th, nub- tbing has occurred which 1 thought worthy of a cotftmutiicatin.- The last-weekls of this monthi and the first of ...

... 'I NORTHERN WAR.-B Alletims qf ftli Grind Arench-ArmeyF-First Bs lein, :.k4at Cumgnfirten, 3:~w2% 1812.. Towards the:end of 1810, Russia alter-i Aed her political system-the English spirit regained its influence-thevUkase respeating Commerce was its first act.-Iik -Fe- .bruar, 1811, five divisions~dithe lRIsslan army quitted the Danube by forced marches,- and propeed4 to .pblad. Bj t1is nmove ...

... SUMA- 'OF pOqTics. * MERCENARY - SSIN. I have often hbd occasion to-obseryupon the wonderful sensibility of ouru mercea6ies of the press, with regard t thosepersons, who suffer undqr the as icote Emperor of France, .an .instance' o' :which0 sensibility I have iew bye.foreeia an, ar-~ ticle ,in the: Times ,News-pap, er o, t~he luth f inStant, which aricile is. asfollows 4 Anl Imperial Decreq ...