... I ; , N ' F'.G EXTJ ' , : , lI . : .: ON'G;Z EXR4RR~1.. - -, W:tVA DEPAfrMTMNT , ,. D Oi1-SI'i~tinT, *lECI9MMEait ?? 1012- ' ispatciics, of whidicll the ?? pi c'crsits ic, nuic icrpivcd. last liight 1iw r1v atb lrst did. , ed tuois Iordsihip by tbvi ~lrqpacsa oi' XX - 'ds rie e-etmy rci~ared h d '',htobri 2 i.,V,1z~ti8l2. ii 1), riod tliai l cxl;vet'fd. I tii'etirce Idilsired rs : lt ud laa'l ...

... I IONDON>, I3 j, i';v'itu-C anid P'iptrs were received St - mi leu ut c. ti the litte tiC IIi 2,iii I/11 ti csi 4iimet'if, thle h].funt aiit i;iilihi- ?? * it Am; ier i~o 0~~let t~i.SrCtrit' l -1iii rt lus I it to ttti 27 doics ?? (r1d ei ai j t i 11i !iI'IIg ii t h Ie 7 t Q h.vir t If iti c li ?? , ll it. i lIsmtI jins, ( 1r i(iiaiiI. p1 'pl * tl 'i si I II', I I t tue,! talc ;M I ?? lef ...

... SATUrDAY, Drc. 5. § ~ ?? PAT'I'JUILL D1, I~Ur V o i Oa Tuesday last, ill the House of Lords, the Chancellor presented the petition of the University, against the Catholic Chioss, and upon that occasion spoke as follows:- Hisl.ordhhip said the mete act of presenting ?? at vari. anoe vith his own opinions, was a thing so common in parlia- nientary usage, that he should not have thought it ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONT'INUED. FROM THE LON DON GAZETTE. . Ditttseitg-str cet, J'OtibC5r 'ztr2P. v A Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, has been f A reeeived fromi Lieut..,ienerdl Sir George Provost, Bart. addressed to the Earl Bathurst, one of hi; Majesty's Principal t Secretaries of State, dated Mentreal, October 1?, 18112. I hase the sonolor to inform your Lordthipi, that the ...

... - . i: = :y OF PEEI? I . QltO~1ND.'Y, Nov. SO.) This day the business of tileI Session Comnanneced withhtine 4isnnnl. formalities. SoonI nais fter twvo o'clocl, his ltnnyat ilighriest; tine Prince 'RegentI I at- e at thle House(, attended by thle oreut Offikel'sof' syltte, ?? ontf'te Trouse of Corn-I Ittedl, , cal in, his Royal Highness weas 1lekasedf toI aild dlvrthe' following spetvch ...

... LONDON, 7T'ED.VESD,4I, DECEAMBER 2, 1812. TITERS havereacised town from Paris L to tine 3ith uit. Thyare silent as to ithe ar- L Erival ol ay further ltnilletios,, or- pr~vnte intel. ligtnce froml the Grandi Army. -It is intimated, however, that thet Frenich finrinei-snare very low, anid that to ?? theirnn, thle French tiovernmnenst bad so far determninned on a relaxation of thet Continental ...

... I Saws lo s Aid De U~s's~i POST. II uoUSH OF LO.RDS, MONSDAi-, Nov. 30t. *1I., ,I %, -It tw Oo'clo GkI his Roya Ihi!4hness thI e Prince JL ?? utdeiI ?? alta Stn~ te, enltered ~i~ hlese a 1( tok IlS eato~ t I P roi. r Thomnas 'foIll~e nt r Gentlconizin 1 4iero of the Btlack Rod watos 9555 schortlult ha , 119 U vert ?? II tll11IlC,, seith the Fl~ealker at there head, !Il~Iret'9(itI at ?? B3:r. ...

... London Gazette' Extraordinary. NVAR DEIUAi TmENT. J)nnibg l-stree, Dec. 3, 18 812. ')ISPATCHES, of which the ?? arc extracts, I Were received last night ftion the IMarquis of' Wel- Pilegna, Nov. 7, I 18°,-Tbe enemy repaired the b lidge a It a atmucli earlier period ?? I expected. I therel ore desired 'i S ir i lll to continue his marci by Foutiveros upon Alba de T orines; and I dnI in march ...

... - - I ILONDON, , i , ' SA'!URDAYEVEvN1NG 1CEMBER i ?? Aerican brig .Eaores4, (xapt. rin, has ' arrived at Plymouth.irom New York-,; railed Noa J 6, bound to Bourdeaux, was captured on the 30th o ve nit. by the .Raver sloop. Accounts are statcd u euI to have bcesi received at New York, that the I, &a FToIIc Sloop of War was.capturedby the Amern-' t- can frig~ate Jmej',.after na itost desperate ...

... LONDON, DEC.: %3 Yesterday morning n Cadiz Mail ar'rive by which we have received letters and papers to the 20ti it. The 66- cupation of Madriti by the enemy was kiiow v at Cadiz; but it was reported that they had again evacuated it, to go in pursuit of the ariyi under General Hill. 'The Freich ?? which entered Madri(l is estimated at 42,000, in! chiding 5000 horse. AIvwas tranquil at Cadia. ...

... ?? PosL (By Express.) I Sntrefl sPost'. (-By Express.) 1 ?? I Oioiq, DECERBER 4. IljE Pagle, Capt. Roie4t, is just arrived ntt SpithlAad, in floir days frnom Oporto, bringing accounts t;'in ,or% W.eingtoii tr the 21st ult. which state, that Sir ixward paget antl his Staff had iieen taken prisoners in a in the night time (lhlvinig lost his way), on the re- treat of tie nrmy from Salamnaticit to ...

... 2JC I'tiJ J.L ?? 5, 1812. are inmritned, fromn vllwat we deem good , sy, tha.t the lench Gesllser:l } ho lately I . . . . - I . ?? . . , LI.. I - : . I ?? lit (foist of lFrance, froiii 1Plymouth ii l t 11.t ?? K.s t;r nwasmi Counut Lauristolt; khliol Be_.. IaI t . St:.t r ' t Ii i voilitry fronil Nelscow, nieog- Wit uit'! prl'e.;als ti our ?? for PCadW. ^, i abi:. wxi lie ?? wit il hiin, ...