... 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 ...

... IMPERI.AL PARLIAMENT. - - - - - . - .1HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesday, Nor. 24. . IF.ETING OF THE NEW PARLTAMINT. i This being the day appointed by the Proclamation of his Royal Highness tbe Prince Regent, for the as- sembling of the new Parliament, the Lord Chancelior and his officers came down to the House soon after two o'clock, and a considerable number ol Peers at- tended in their places. H is ...

... Parliainentayly C7ompediuI. ?? i u p . ol HOUSE OF LQRDS, 1IoNDAY,.Nov. SIOh. er Their Lord.ships began to assemble nt about 12 be 0coc0k. Pecressus and[ other ladlies being admitted, and the attendance of the Peers in their robes being of numerous, the scene was elegc3nt and splendid. co The Prince Regenlt took his seat on the throne at wi shount two o'clock; ard t~e Ialouse ofI Commllones ...

... 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 ...

... D(All7'S-2TC iNITELLIGENNEg LrJtiuW', NOVENIDER 26. Actr lay niornire the Cr wn was removed from t thelow er toThe Nl Ig's leeiers, for the purpose ofil ! be ngrep~ai rt d ,d cie.a ned, in case thePrince Regent !should goi n s-ate to open the Session of Parfiamenlt. 1 1he telhwir- are mentuioinel a; some of the sub- * iects that will OcCupf the immediate aitention ofthe newv l arliamnent :-st, ...

... GLNLRAL GASCYYE'S SPEECHi. In our last number, a letter was addiessed-nldcr the sigruature of' T to General Gascoyne, ii conse- quence of his observations on the Orde rs in Council, contained in a speech delivered by bins at a ditiner of hisfiiends in Liverpool, on the 224th cf November. -The readers of T.'s lettcr mig:ht conceive ther3 must have been some mistake in the ireprt of`Gene- ral ...

... TIvecidy sixth Ilulletitt o/ the French Arm?/. 'IJItelytt SzII /i ?? lit 0/ Cit,, a rc, ?? ,dl0 This Balletin is principally occispied Avith ob- the servatioris ott the conduct ofE trio Rirsatar armies oil ini- the fi~st occupation of Mos(,,ow by thle Frenchli- a, MLt- Jise Bultin teltn proceeds it, thle foil )wiog tcrins ed in 1 Afte Moseuiv had ecased to exvist, thle tn- R red. perorirad ...

... 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 ...

... To the Editors of tle LI E, i1POOL MERItCURY. I l - *a GENTLEMsEN, . tl I AM sorry to perceive that toy criticisms upon the report of Mr. Canning's . speeclrat Warrington, have drawn down upon me the resentment of sonme individual, under the sig- nature uf L. K. whom, from similarity of styleeud ° expression, I apprehend to be no other than the ori- h ginal ?? this consideation, I can easily ...

... I Solbtion of t~he Hlatsemlatical QeUSt6071, | Proposed in the Mercury of the Q29 l August last. .-J Joshua Garside, the Proposer. a i, Before I proceed to the solution of this prob. hi n. loam, It may not be improper W1i fly to observe, ilat li st the fgure of the earth is that of an obite spheroid, aI *_ juttid oat about the equator, and f atied towards the ti r. Ihat various experiments ...

... 7i ~lo !fty-Selventfhl BulZllet/inl a 'the Grad4d ?? VeI i(eja, O1ci ber~ Onl the '21 st, Prince. Poniatowski marched upon TIho ?? the arniv at; about to folowx'this tuovemieiit, but inl the ?? we lea rait tha ft ilic Cineil hadlquiited hlis vinreioilied Camp, andwa en1 mlarch to tile ait~ (e town of Malinard siaxitx. It lwas iromld faceessa ryN Ito narcli affol hi it, anld oh-_ strmet h is ...

... ?? I T o thae ED NTOR out he)A: V-W '9RFXYINC CS'i.' I -lI Slit, I have been mugh amused hvy the essays of the three celiaiipions of the ag-rieved parishes, which appeared in your last Thursday's Paper; their wit aml. argumewts fly thickL as the bullets of the (Camberwell sharp-shooters oni a field (lay: while their opponents, to carry on the simnile, stand like the pastebwtrd target, ...