... PREJNCH 1JAPLERS. FUlOM TruLOXwER tRwil, NoTaw 3.-Accorin o private intelligence rom fl te theatre of war in Russi,| the Grand Army has again gained a glorious vi1ory over the Russians ; the latter are reported to have lost I9 Generals. We expeft ?? intelligence respect- tilg tilis event.. - AtMly OF 1Ot'rUGAT,. EXTR~ACT OF A^ LTseirP.NVxyRjfTTE1 To HI[S 1CXCEr,Ll'\Cy -TIE MINISTrR1 AT WAi BY ...

... I _IMPERIAL PA/a l AMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. - Motndaj, Nor. 30. THE RE,',GE-NT!S SPE-ECI.U Sd on after elevest, a ontotliber orf Ladies, -sapi t- it -res el, os' , ripied the Peers ?? rite, t e CHA NCELLIan errodc 'is seat,-and the Prirtcess Clarlhite of W A LEO5 ?? ?? -Iont'e iy hirsside. At two, s her, the REaas5r .ilrtLrr-l , i!ie fllne a oS Coss derl ill every 1!ari- Hiis Risii ilag!1res w ...

... URNIT'D PA RLIA 'IENT GID GRS~i 7 BRdTAT [XAND. IRE LAND. m-ousP OF LORDS, Dee. ~1. Tire Lono(IIAI5CELCR ret etter h6 had received. fromr Alnmiral Stopifsrdl, who cOmmeni2leC, the navell fo-rc' at the Capi- tw ~ ofj;dat, exprrssing his hai Zh' -elrse OF the lionoar conferred Ili I hime by Cris'ote ot-the ?? of the( Hause. 'I lte lisctof Oxrorro prcsonted a't ?? fromn the Cor- p jorin of ...

... THE M,)ORvvQ CiOi.YCLE. L L OND O N.: MONJd4Yr DlACSMSM ?? *We haye to ngtice the arrival of ?? in eve days ftom Lisbon, bringing, howeveft no intelligence of comp~iratite interest, after the important fiat 'te. .jpbing the~ Allied iAtmy' .widrtvhich .we-.iee days since mane ac.ainted by theNiemez. It -s admitted, that - vfithr~g ~ be2kiA -With' whch the junjtion aqr4 retreat of the Allied ...

... I LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDIN4. 4nr, | SETURSDAY, DEc. S. Downing-strcet, Dec. 8, I1I8. Dispatche-, of which the following are Extracts, were re.reev glast niht by Earl Bathurst,addreased ?? by the Marquis of Wellington. Pflegua, You. 7. The enemy repaired the bridge at Toro at a much earlier- pe. rioid than I expected. I therefore desired Sir Rowland Hill to continue his march sy Fontiverus ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF . GREAT BRITAIX AND IRELAN'D. JI-OVSE OF LORDS, DEc. I. The T-House met at two o'clock.- rhe Mariui.sof tlle lero e a reported that his Royal Highness thl Prince Regent would he -pleased to receive the Address of the House this day, at halffpalt two o'clock. CATAOJ.AC CLAIMS. The D;uble of GLC;ucrsver presented a Petition from the Universi y of Cambridlge, against the ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT G oB GRBA T BRItAIN ANSD IURRLAND. * HOUSEOF LOILDS,,Nov 3d0 - Se The doors of thle House- were opened about ele~ven o'cl oe, and soon-afterwards a great nunsber of ladies a superbly dresse~d occupied ilie Peers' sea'tS.. III the dII coursie of little miore than an hour thle House 'was exc- ?? cro~q~ed. v About one o'clock the Lord Challcelldr cani e i Pand r prayers were ...

... Thue LONDON GAZETTE, December5, 18I2.. WHITEHALL, DrcF.mBnrt q,aR . Ylis Rcyal I-ligliness the Prince llegent lhs been pleasecl, in Se nin 5e1ind on the behalf of his AI ijesty, to grant thc dignity ,tt a tiaronet of the United Kingdon om Great Biritain anr lre- land unto Sir Jamnes Shaw, Baroet, of Kilmarnswcki in the county ot Ayr, and Polnielie, in the Stcwartry of Kirlmid- brvigit, and to ...

... FRENCH' PAPERS. PATiS, NoV. 2.-H is Majesty the Emperor arrived f in good health in the evening of. the 8th, at Smo- I lensko. Hi~; hajestY the King of Rome, some days agno, en- v tered his Isit montif; thle health of this august infan ( becomes more and more strong. a Some private letters, written by ?? houses in I the soutli, and friom the frontiers of Spain, announce, I that tile French ...

... - LoNDOxr, DgC. 6r 'TNE new Parliament commenced its proceedings on Monn dlay, when the Ri:GLIN read a Speech from the thirone, irk the usual ctile Of modern Royally; It is a production 'at least as remarkable for what it omits to riPention, as what it dilates upon; ror, while it says nothing f the wretche'i condition of ouir manufdctures and cormn erci,-of the de- plorable stagnation of ...

... e la eOEFFICIAL D)ISPATCHI FROMz MAt.RSHLT THIE MARnQUIS OV d WELLINGTONs DATED NE5AP-QUARTERS PETISGUA) r 7TI NOV. TO HIS EXCELLENC t DON MIGUEL RtnEIMtA FORJAZ. The enemy repaired the btidge of Toro in much ft less time than I expeaed, I therefore ordered Sir Row- .e land Hill should continue his March by Fonteveros, upon Alba de Tormes; and as soon as I found lie had rf| sufficiently ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINER - party is 2t)e madness of ?? for the gain of a few. SW IFT. No. 249. O THE RICGHT HONOURABLE LORD ELLENBO- R1oUGH, CHIEF JUSTICE OF T1lE COURT OF glXG'S BENCH, ONE OF HIS MAJESTY'S PRIVY CoUN-CIL, &c. &C. ~iv LOno,-' am sorry to diiturb you at breakfast, but th'y who have representations to ?? to persons in office, nrtolrallychluse a point of time, at which the ...