... 'TIHE -LIVERPOO1. MERCURY- I RIDAY, NOV. 27. TME OPENING ao PARtrAMENT,-Thespeec!1 from tbe throne ought to contain a cle'ar expositioni of the situation of the country: it is a communica- w tion freni the sovereign to the people, in which no- Vw ?? be more suspiciousthan'to disguise occur- it rences wlich concern the well-being and indepea- br dence of the community. That a documentof this- ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... Meteorological Diary, 1812 from Nov. 17, to Nov. 23, incucive Bar. Ther. Wind. | Miscellaneous omarib. ENE Brisk wind in the night with beatingI 1- °9.2.~3~ 6 showers. Cloudy with breaks, brisk 44a winud, beating rain, clouds moving t - NE rapidly. During the day cloudy with 5 breaks, cold fresh ?? *06 1 NNE Partially clear, fresh cold breeze. w 29 47f 4 Grew more clear, breeze abated. 410 ...

... - 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 ...

... GENERAL BA.LLASTEROS t TO IllE MINISTER AT WAR. EXC~rn1.toY SIR-F~rom the timne of tl~t- iurreic.'er ni Barcelona Figu i-ras. 1'aipelUna. and Sa. Stelbast iL1l, Wt viwhich epoch I %ai at Madrid, 1 ioiiirit to l lu lao 10 a !ihalit ticl' ,evoilutloll. lir illlaillifla It csiilfliiuti lliiX 0 iti v; Trintis prav iii.c in Spaini, atld ;ctio_, ivi it ll aergy sOi; sls- qed bv nue I ilsitterlnly ...

... f - Pos .1,17e'd,y~ &!i poset 4 tOU$N W4,GAZLT1'M, sxrURDAY Nov. 2S. U ;- f xr? the Oleius.vii. an etract, has iee zeivex ieu(; L>.tint.-.G. Sivum (ew'g Ikcvstatt, ad- d-, ssd tO the Eti ' athsi-A, ole Mif ilis Nsij lty's V'duei. jtW Saises dl v3-ltateai, Oct. ?? I Jl4W thte onout'~l t iairm y~ut Loirt hip, that the 4 X *,Ics ?? tlhe cord 6ifaetf;nce zgipafist tbe . tpe-.lf tO e kefm in hils ...

... -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. ...