... To ?? er a of rhi idh;vp ire I .( . ?? 1 ansiver to a letter WvLXc1 a pple timL : yovir Paper of Nov. 30, I bvg you to iisert tlec h ; reraarks. - t Tbit riter of ?? Iktter retpresest ruttch W(.tr t1. ;. aulidst tih lat uluitude of blibit SntijcV I,;ail. !. r , estaaltishiti c, atrmitnd, ?? tlc C.liai) o tl 11.1T Io- kV ?? duo IlL efifvt to b,:iU 't a t atillt tlt it) tire estimasationu of ...

... IF .L N iFOREIGN .,2''ILSE\ ' . SPAIN AND PORTUGAL The Corunna Papers, ivhich are of the Ist, inform . ts, that the enemy were retiring towards V alladobid, . and that Lord Welligiont had returned to Sala- d manca. Y The Lisbon papers attribute the retreat of the cner d my to want of provisions and forage. t. [he enemy have thus collected and concentrated u all theit force from the South, ...

... 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 ...

... POST SC RI SATIJRDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BY ZXPRASS.n FORVtIN qFt'ICE, DEC. 26. . W11 IS Ioyan illighijess the Prince Regent has becn plcase'd to cause it to be signi. fi.di b Icird iscount Castlercagh, his 1 IIajciig's Prirrcrpal.Suecretay of .itate for Poreign i Aitairs to the Ministers of Friend'ly Powers re- . .sidlino at thii Cotrt, that 'the ?? nicasurs have ieerl tsrreir,; by thle ?? of ...

... I I I S1.N7 'f R: R tE i%]$VIV 1.)i. C. 26, I gl X. tit No foreign 3rrival this day, cxcept a, Malta S, iS mnail, which brought no news. p losjxarte, i a his flight from his army in Lithu.- rr ana to alrts tlvitelled at'thc rate of licar 10) inies sa daoy, performin tile whole joiurlid5 Gron Sror in gonic, vhere he left his ienerals oas the 5th ol p , Decemaber, to the French capital where he ...

... ( tI'S.NIOUTH, SATURD.1Y, DECEMBER 12,1812. CIIARITY S ERMONEvils be preached .tc CI t 'd If tile Rev. RusSE:u. ScoMl, oil .- I-. - - , 01111 , oil licuint ,by tei Rev. JOH-iN ROIWE, otBristol, tlile Pw tcl I I.Cvjt1stvia 11 lstitutiuli or tile Edu- of thl,,I I~i±5t Pxoor. . ?? v~ci wvili hegilt;1 l Llf past six o'cleck, and the lhcvlsry~ will hc reisd, froun 'sca- to seat after the . ¶m'UTI1, ...

... M0ST GLORIOUS NEWS. CUllt Ite Destruction of DAVOUST's CO)pS! Surrenltdir of Nyr 's A rmy ! ?? ?? title l ield of Battle! BEIAt1/kO'S sarrounded! VlIcroR dcejated' es% P1o tn e p/at ofj tte Enemy, oJ' 12 Ge- aI)ol, 243 Oflicers, betneelt 30 ae 40,000 ?? besides Ailled and PP-ouneled; 300 ?? oj Casannon, 8Standards, ?? LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Forutin 03;ice, Dec. 1I. ipotces, of Uilch ...

... 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 ...

... EXTIACTS F.C)AI-'IORlElGN PAPERS AND LETTERS. NuiL3EM]5EG, DiE.-Several parties of brigands are at this. moment desolating many districtps of Silesia. Their cruelty and audacity have in a few towns struck terror into the Civil Authorities, so that they have not exerted themselves sufficiently to apprehend them. This pusillanimity has, as nsi(dlt be foreseen, emboldened these wvretches, and ...

... i DI.,. lo OlRN CHROClE I -, qri ?? R tte.. BOyllf HRO It. Silit, ,onday,-Dec. 7, iSi2 I have aliady kperle6ecd y'ou polilenss on an oc- casion when I *bas under thee necessity of vindisdat.g rhyself firom the mistake of dthers PI have nova to re- quest its iridulgence in allowirg mne to plead goilty ido'ie of my ofw, and I alti the mdte anxtious to anticipate its confession in next Sunday's ...

... PO- STSIIP T. K> .:1- Ao nee7s ? 7ZTUeesday AigIdS Gazette. JON OI) TN. 1TUBsnAY. DEc. 13. SOUSI E of (AN1'JMN()NS, MOl)1DA) Deveenl c 14. GOLD COIN. 11f ClIhANCTELL0R ofS FhlieEXC RIQUER inveil Ille thlird re.lill- of tlhe Gold Coiu lill. Al?. I/Lhitebrrtad mrovetl the readlhu- of the r:ooltcltis wbievh were protlosel Mr, Biroughlaim ill 'July, I 1. 'he f~itt xwas.en .read, ~purporting that ...