... IMIPERIWL P.4LIAMENT. -; )USE OF COMMON&S NVETJNF.SDAY, Dec. 9.] In a Committee (t Supply' the resolution, for granting the sum of 100,0001. to.Lord Wellilngnoo was agreed to, anid tile Rleport ordered. to be received to-morrow. l'te IHouse went into a Committee of WVays and Meanrs, aid tile Amnotunt of Exchequer sills issued during. the 5esqion warS ret'erredl to the Committce. The Chancellor ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF . GREAT BRITAIX AND IRELAN'D. JI-OVSE OF LORDS, DEc. I. The T-House met at two o'clock.- rhe Mariui.sof tlle lero e a reported that his Royal Highness thl Prince Regent would he -pleased to receive the Address of the House this day, at halffpalt two o'clock. CATAOJ.AC CLAIMS. The D;uble of GLC;ucrsver presented a Petition from the Universi y of Cambridlge, against the ...

... THE iVIWOVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: iF THU]RSDAr, D UC AGBER iO, IX2, At a late hour last night we -heard that Ministers p had received dispatches fr om Lord W ELLINGTbON. S We did not, learn their contents. Si 1- W e understand that a Messenger has a riived, who S was passenger on board a catter from Gottenburgh. By' the same opportunity wve have advices, from that.. C port to the- Ist inst. but ...

... AJIJS!.ICJ2N PIIPCES. BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The Legislature of this State, on Sunday arternoon, rmade choice of President and Vice-Presidlernt- T'he votes stood, in thi. Lower Io-use, for the Federal Ticket, 59; Clintoniat35 29 Madiscl'an, 22. On a joint ballot, the votes were- for thel Clintoni in ticket, 7.; for ?? Federal ticket, 45; andu t the MI;Idisonian tsiek-t6 23. [Ps-am d siwe-v Y /;rk ...

... jWARWICKo; PTETITION. 'wG~entkmeo1,c and Inhabij~tentr- of Warwvick have conlc to the Re,0olution of presenting a. Petition for eace to tint' H-T'a1et Of CommITons. It is drawn with1 Uncomn- mopj u~ijity', ?? in a sitraijn of ?? Wh'ich p~rovesc ~it tbl the producdicol of nol em-inlent penl. We ale sure da 4ou rende~ra- will consider it as at model Of' the kind. T OIIN ?? ~tt P(.5l OF CREAT ...

... I PUOC'LAMAATION OF1 THE EMPEROR E PROCL ALEXAND ER. at Russians I-A.t- Ielng:h the eeirvmv of onr crimtrv ,o -the Ibe of its indepenldence anr3 freedom-has e%- perienced a portion of that terrible vengeance whida _ his ambiticus anrd unprincipled aggres;irmn h id aroass- r ed. From the period of Ils march from XY i'na, his ,ear ,great in numbers, assured in valourand disci1p- ;e line, and ...

... 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 ...

... LON)ONx FR1IDA4Y, DACEMfBL.ER 25, 1812. ' ONAPARIE ieturnedl. to raris. on . Fridy nigirt lest, acid resumed. his t'unc-- tions wih as much co poSure, as if he had ?? fron a' j ist to.Fontaimbleau -is arrisv:l is announced in the following teims, in th' Frencls.,Jauinals uhich arrivt sst night to tre 21st instaent * :PA n ts;2)ec. 19.-Elis M33 esty thep Erperor arrivedI at Parwis !rsterday ...

... Fr I ore ?? GAZECTE see xie ?? pa ge. T'IVE 0?TNVIX(; CHOIClVOLE. 1. 0 N 1) 0 N: AM10ON\7DAr, DECE fiR 8, S8L1. By a person who left Ostend on Saturday morning, there is in account that BONAPARTE is seriously in- disposed. This report rests entirely upon the aitholrity of this man, who is in the contraband tracle so gleingly vwinked at; but it is not improbable. AP n-an xvho traivelled i soo ...

... ,6,trlu swra4 i tire AMR-tvo eliAoslett. I am one of hei Wteraberia d. a Aruit9 3txs established' hi 'afbican4' Our fule ti vafli anid: ecd. n1oamy our order of the day9 iiAi& ai6 4 0have dcnom:umtlated ourselves. T/ze-$S~ii~ ?? We are desirous of obtam nng.i aoi~bsa n fira ?? inew- nmade B}arosncts; ?? wlosio~bt haq ~iinetiily Uen oc- cupied(14i Iemldc researcteii. wil1 a vi'o'f Ascertain- ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT G oB GRBA T BRItAIN ANSD IURRLAND. * HOUSEOF LOILDS,,Nov 3d0 - Se The doors of thle House- were opened about ele~ven o'cl oe, and soon-afterwards a great nunsber of ladies a superbly dresse~d occupied ilie Peers' sea'tS.. III the dII coursie of little miore than an hour thle House 'was exc- ?? cro~q~ed. v About one o'clock the Lord Challcelldr cani e i Pand r prayers were ...