... LONDOIV. :ts - WEDNESDAY-DECEMBEaR 2. ns The adjournment of Parliament for the holidays ch will take place on the 18th inst. and extend to Tues-. re- day the 2d of February. Ve ' ' On the new Members 'of Parliament being sworn in iD, the fees -are a couple ol shlig-adwt lC- couple of shillings and becoming gravity, the West- minster C(ommittee, we hear, waited on Sir F.Bur- af- dett. Bur- as ...

... FRENCH PAPER9.: . Paris, Nor. i7. TWENTY-SIXTIf BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. Berowsk, Oct. 23. Aftsr the. battle of Moskwa, General Kutusow took a position a league in advance of Moscow; lie established severel re'doubts to defend the'town; he remamed'there till the last moment. On the 14th Septemnber, seeing the French army march towards Lima he took his resolutidi* and evacuated the posi- ...

... L 401DOQV GAZETTE EXTRA QRD7NA.RT. TUtRSbAy, D'ecMBR55 S. 1812. WAR DEPARTMENT. U] Downing-street, Dec. S. 1812. at lDltatclseas, of wh ih the following are extracts, were re- :ehved last night by Earl Bathurst, -addressed to his Lord- Ysp by the Marquis of Wellingto. -S .'ll~e -en~tPitiegua, Nov. 7, 1812. o 'Thelc ienwettly repaired the bridge at Toro at a much 8 ?? period than I expected ?? ...

... PREN7CH^ PAPERS. d _ TWENTY.EIGHIT BULLETIN. ofithe FRENCH v. ARMY. , T.e . Smolensk, Nov. 11. ;e The imperial head quarters were, on tle k 1st NovembLer at Viasnma, and ^on the 9th at Smolensk. The weather was very fine upto the 6th, but on the 7tb winter began. The ground is covered with snow. The roads have become lt very slippery, and very 'dAfficult for carriage- ohorses. 'We bave lost ...

... FAIKATE CORRES.PNDENCE. Lozsdon, X .4, :4 past seven P. M. T' the French paper,, arrived ,this mornig to the 30th ult. and part of their contents, including the 28th bulletin, is to be found in the evening' pa. pers. We have continued the extractsfrom them, which comprise intelligence of no inconsiderable in. terest. - X - REPORT FROM LIEUT.-GENER.L COUNT WREDr. Cynovoska near Bainetscky, ...

... -ROM TJE I l LONn'A GAZTE.; ,, fr W -, _ ?? ?? I -r W 8}I }AL.-DECE B;i] WV2lo. ;f His Royal Highnes' the Pi-ace .egent has been Vleased,* the name. an4 on the behalf of his Ma est~y, to grant, t oity of a Baronet-of the Unit-, ed BKin om o f eat Britain and Ireland unto J.oger- Hale Sheaffe, T~sq. Major-General of his l!4si sty's fqices, ?? in the 419th (6or. Iertfordshire) regiment Qf foot, ...

... ?? - 9--- a;:aI'laebonian- Ocrfrp. e-A. EDINBURGX, le at - : iM0oNDAT-DACEMBERR 7. le Dispatches have been received from Lord Welling- ton, which bring down the account of his operations to the 19ch, at wvhich period he had arrived in the ly neighbourhood of Ciudad Rodrigo. The Lisbon papers previouslj received camrain intelligence of- a t later date, being to the' 2Oth, iwhen rhe. lhead-quar- ...

... -FRIDAY-DzcassaEX 4. lvlucb surprise was on Wednesday excited by the Paucity-of Me~mbers who accompanied the Speaker with the address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. The whole number present on this occa- sion did not exceed a dozen; of these, the major part were the Ministers themselves. Mr Davis Giddy, and the rover and seconder of the address, we believe, were the ?? exceptions. ...

... LONDON NEWS CONTINUiD. _ - ; g MELANCHOLY C ATAPSTROPiE.-n Tue1ay tl 2nozning last, Sophia Edwards and Mary Nest, two female, serrdnts. of the- Reverend John Gib-3 bons of Brasted, Keint, (one aged 22, asud the other 19 years), were found drowned in a pond 1 in the garden beloning to the. parsonage-house b at thatplace, 'and the same day an insquest was . taken on their bodies, wlen - the ...

... HOUSE OF LORIDS-Nov. 30. TRE PRINCE REGENT'S OPENING THE PARLIAMENT. Soon after twelve o'clock :this rnornin *'the Prince Regent proceeded from Carleton Rouse to 5t James'&- Palace, and about one set out from thence I his Majesty's state coach, through St James's Park, drawn by the cream-coloured horses, aad at- tended precisely as the King used to be. The' draft from the Life- Guards for ...

... LONDON NEWs CQ1TINUED. A -royal tigger, on:the -rtI. Dec, last, made its ap- pearance in the fields of,Wagra, near Bombay. In- foraation' having been gwven to the Judge at Berah, aff Adawlet guard of -10 'persons, armed with mnus- I kets and 'swords, were sent, to discover and kill t~he anipmaL . The service they bravely 'er oredi; but having in their. advapee upon the ferocious animal. b~een ...

... TO THE LORD PROVOST AND MAGISTRATES OF EDIN- BURGH, . AND OTHER TOWNS IN SCOTLAND. It NTL-of ?? GENTzsrxtEN,-The accounts -bf the harvest, from the rnorth and other parts of Scotlandare sugh as to lead to the rea- Sb sonable expectation that we shall not firtl provisions very pleus- tiful during the months of next summer; on the contrary, there is reason to fear, both fromn tho.backvwardness ...