... [ T -To the Right linourable. G1EOR GE c4A> aN.I Sir,-The occasior of my addressing you arises from the .Requisitisn. transmitted to you, by some of the inhabitalits of this town, and from ?? to Pliatreiisiti.on. .Those wvho invited yoiuy iake of their high respect for your talents, integrity, and , public conduct, and daclared, -that they felt a strong and anxious desire, tbat this loyal ...

... ,,,ORKSHIRE NOMINATION. Troceecditngs of a Meeting of the Gentlemern; ClAergy and Freehold- ers of the Count, of York, assem- bled at the Casile--Yard of York, on Monday the 12th Day of Octo- ber, IS12, for the Purpose of nomi- nating proper Pei-sons to represent this County iII Parliaiiient, Sir T. SLINGSSBY, the High Sheriff, in the -Ch air; 'I'e Vith-Slicrife opened the Meeting in thle, ...

... CO.V'TES7'FD ELECTIONSV Ad - _ I _ _1 _ _ . ?? _ a t On Wednesday the contest at Poufetdrat finally terminaied, when the nu roibers iviire- Mr. Milnes, , . 41). Mr. Lasci elles, ' Si6 Lord P5clington, ?? ?? :1 Mr. Headg sonn, The two first were aecordi liri dcclard dtily elected, and c aired with the usaal ccreniunies on snah occasions., :ul1l Electiom.-At 10 o'clocl r's Monday m orulag, ...

... Tf)O?t, Vl/DNELSD.IYA Ocr. 7. T11is RU1SSIAN ACCOUN1 OP THE BATTLE - Pctersornr/qk, .,4r ;30 O. .r t1 We hIave' thank God l glorious u(ews fromt the inrterto lio newrs btthL ?? isptublished. yet atnd cotnseqtuenitly we cannot discrierhinate hit s ofitcial frol-L rwhatis only report, 93er-' Vnii it is that tt yfe eraI and A lody battli Na's tonitt o thile '26th, 60:. S. (7th Sept.) not very ...

... GENEINA I1.AX IJON. - ?? seteriil to serve ie the Aew Parliamient. Ahingdon-Sir George Bowyer, Bart. Andover-H. Smith, Esq. and the I-Ion. Newton Fellows. Anershbam-T. . Drake and Fr. W. Drake. Arsnd-Gen. V ililer and Ii. Howard Molyneux, Esq. Braektev-R.H. Bralsliaw, and Henry Wrottesley, Esqrs. , ?? Painmer aand Lord J. Ihynne. Bc'y-rd-S. Whitbretil and the HoI n. G;.W. Russell. Brmlmbei ...

... MAELTA AND GIBRALTAR MAi LS. Mi~ta Journals have been received by the plcket to .olthlt z6th of last monlth.' The NLunber of 'tlo 5th man - .'ition ~the report (.mentioned in our former 6'1roseiale, y upon the faith of - pirate letters from thle sameL island) 1.of a body of British troops halving arrived, or even 0 landed at thme mouthis of Cattaro, but nothing further -, is said upon The ...

... Tim, vORININvG CHRONICLE. lps Sler ten L O ND Q N: FRIDAr, qCTOBER Z3, XBis. Ps, TIle Thistle sloop of war has arrived from St. Peters- e burgh with Major N ICHeOL, bearing dispatches from ?? CATIICAItT, to whom this Officer is Aid-du- iv Carp. The Gallant, from Gottiia urgh, has also its reached the out-port, bringing a Messenger with official e- omsmunications from Sir JAS. SAUiinEz, with a ...

... PARIS, OCT. 4. fi It TWENrIETIH B3ULLINTI?I OF TIll GRAND ARI.MY. till e . . 4U MOSCOW, SEPr. I7. , The Russian's have celebrated Te Deum for the sta v battle of Polotzk. Te Deumns have been sung for the :, battles of, Riga, for the battle of Ostrowno, and for s that of Smnolensk. According to the Russian accounts e they were every where conquerors, and they drove the D Trench to a great ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, OCT'O )ER 5, 18i2. T' 7IS afternoon, t1tc toavn as ngs rati ed Nlithli SuippIlement to thle Gzefie olf Iall(dala c.lottfilling tie Marquis of %Ve finton's no l ilcoutlli of his ope~itcills nsp totlic 2I t vI Sell- It r-til IHis last dlispatcl, it till be recuilected, ovas froi W ld rqutelitatla, oil the 13th. T' Tie tyi llolv- *.er, (iti. CIsTanos mrrived at Ilk Ltordshipi's I. ...

... LONDON, TfrESD.11; OCTOBER 14, 1812. j0 ETTFPS fromi North Ame'rica imiention the Probnb-ility that MNr. Clinton, of New 1 4 York, the nephewcl of tile lnte Vice Presi- dent of that nt-'nte, will he chosen Pi esident ait the election lvilic, is to take pihei th pesn fronth of ()rte'ter, intd that. the Federalists hmove 2l- gl d to Ouppvert huln, on his ?? decclaratioin, t-htbe vrnoid re ...

... LONDON GAZETTE', SATURDAY OCT. 24, ADMIRALTY Ovricye, Oct. 24. V ICE Admiral Sir-Samuel floodCommanderin ( Chief of his l'ajestv's ships and vessels in the East Indies, lies transmitted to Joln Wilson Crokern &sq. two let-. ters frnto Captain Crawtord, of his Maijesty's ship th'e 111usSir, diated in0 acassarRoad, ise ltlio aftilarc:la, aid olfSidayo, tle 20th of April last* the former stating ...

... 'AGRIC7LURAL, REJPo.7?Tq. I, - ' LOT.INAN. From $hp beginning unwil abouf the 10th, the same ?? e and quiet weather konrinuped that was: prevalent dwring la-c month, sincethat t~i~e the air has been more-dry and desirale for harvest. work, of which a great deal has been done ir2 sq. wheat, early eats; and barleys, in the lower parts of the coun- 'In- ty. Thebulkt of tbhe whegts is secured, ...