... l ?? -- .. .-.Z E 1 Th~e LONDON GA'ZETTE, December 26, i 6 I.. 1FORrlf.N' OF'FICE, Diceeestest 20, 581l2. I-T., RoI'al 13 ighnoess the IioCe Regenclt la~ing 11 thi> ncimit an on thle behalf of his Majesty, has been pi ?? c 1use it to be signifiedl, biv Lord Viscount ( - dere-i-c' ls l'iq Majesty's Principal Sec1retary of' State fi- Foit ign Affairs 'to the Ministers of Friendly Powers tO - ...

... THE MORNING C(1110I I.V'LL L O N ) 0 N: TUILS;MY, D EC^Z.ZJEbtR 3, 011. Yesterday we had the arival or oA e o iili io n Hfli- goland, a~nd thlree fronm Gotterh;ergh. 'iv og nrl mez also reached London by the p1aclt fiom rwedcfl, dispatches from Loid Cr. A x A!LT mdthe ..rI a il - nipotentiary, by whom we hvive adriees h. l ?R - sian c.,,pital, as late as to the i 7th eli. Tbae followving ...

... Tob SDIToR ,2f tie iff NIowCH2j OxCL 2. TI'e publisher of 'he new eelition of Junkis has very 'p~rojse-ldechinedi pvivtl~:ny- opilio to thle real au- thlor. `jt ?? impossible fronim tie s~eneial evidecet to. fix wiehl.eevtiiinty on ay parnt iculr peseion. Th~ose Who are still nclii mci to, eonsidei Lord Chat- lj~tm as tire wvriter of to'e -tct-vthu-s they eriit the~ point by anskinfrv X IN'o ...

... I- ?? THE GAZFTATE DE FRA.CEo. Drc. 7. We to day celebrate that day which opens the lninth year of Nappleon's reign; a reign preceded by eight years of immortai' glory; brilliant to himself by the most memorable exploits, and by the most elevated ahs of policy and legislation ; a reign, the fruit-fi acivity of'whiich ensures to our country ages of grandeur, fe- pose arid prosperity. WVhen ...

... SPAIAL PRV- PITE C R ixtract of aletterf om ?Oooto .Vlv7. *- , 5 A~~6 untfye fro ; ,l my, Stadib&-Thiii tbe piiipa dIivsi~nsbhadeached. FtuenteGuinaaldoK,~where tihy remaind o the £3d. --Soult4 who'.0hd ?? itt 'luring the-whole of its; 1ate retrogi~ide n.2'e ienf tstdtt pi essed .upon~ i ts. rear. -. Catious --et;:e&isive, he- ear'd>~o b6 f ,atehing for n ppj of l ng his great 3riva. unde ...

... ?? no AH. ; , , 0 . ;W,sdg q an extrc _ . _ , ,, A . ,, ?? * tq> t fromi LondonD to a gentlermacr'; in tiscity ',ssAt three o clock Si.. 'Wiliam, Ga~row tvq'sow 1 h ;Cottt wher~e I'e Nwas pleading, osa,;ehda the ?? adng o say,he had- i pote handed in to hun, tO say, offical accounts were i just0corner 6fldnapaites, ?? are ks i2. t coffee, sugar, &c. - - ! x ,t ?? gunswere, fied this ...

... AMERIICA. Thbe. President'sMessage to Ceon- : V - ggress. - 'ashhi -ton City, Vor. 4. The Presidlent of the United States this day corn- niuuicated to Mr. Coles, his Private Secretary, iue following Message to Congress:- Fellsw-citeiens of the Senate and Rouse qi R yre. sentalives, ON our present mceting, it is my first duty to invite your attention to the providential tasours whicb odr ...

... LONDON, DEC.: %3 Yesterday morning n Cadiz Mail ar'rive by which we have received letters and papers to the 20ti it. The 66- cupation of Madriti by the enemy was kiiow v at Cadiz; but it was reported that they had again evacuated it, to go in pursuit of the ariyi under General Hill. 'The Freich ?? which entered Madri(l is estimated at 42,000, in! chiding 5000 horse. AIvwas tranquil at Cadia. ...

... FASli1ONA37AD-1' DEPARV fRpS. Vrue D'ie otaNorol, frim lia s li ?? in St. 'anes's ,irC, to his scat, Honje L~acy, Hur~efordslhire. 'he Ear and Countess of Leiu m, from their house 1'smbQi ,Iband-'li)c, i5rm a vislt to Lowcl Sydney, at his .IF1cul-1, , llent. s, d anj L dy Cast.ereiagl, on a visit to the Mar- VJ ),1at'rchioress Citladenll, at their seat, tile Vi]- ! .-s, sz . ' La I nl i ...

... LONDON: |fOMDAr, DECEMBER 14, 183 A Corunna Mail arrived last night.. The accounts from Corunna of the ist instant state, that the Marquis of WELLINGToN had returned to Salamanca. In other respeas -the tapers contain no news. The following are the only paragraphs worth extraming!-. - . . &~-CORDONA, DEc.;z. The French are retiring towards V4lladolid, in conse- quence of which the Lord ...

... A lM ?? I THE MlONitAtfG CROVt.ICLE'. LONDON: ii SAURiDAr, n::CE. jlEBAR sI, B's1'A hC 0 ;iC Qay an account was received in town, that a h ? xlss;a c finl Dieppe had landed an American a v1) o L v ho had set out for London with extraor- i4 Sy qpeed, aad wa9 st;yposed to be the bearer of im- t S!z irligc rce, if not of dispatches from the French ' el'. to Ministers. Upon th is varue report a ...

... A*4YOTHEnIX E P Eh This u'measuie eve under~stan'd bcernior6 to be in pro- giess, ,;aod,'-for the pIupos' of benetiting two or. three personal rivo't ites, about eirhty niew ninalies'are lobe added to tbL alirenly enosmous andl disproportionate list of Gencialss ::.A ?? In lookig in- l'th.e Army List; our readers; will- find, that the niunber'of general oflicers to the 'Sriit irmy atready ...