... The Marquisses IBUcKlNfhinA-M and CAs.vtDeF, to the CIHAX. CELLORt Of the EXCHEQUER. SIR, Exchequer, Novrm' er 21, ?? Under the impression which we entertain of the increased sa- crificels, to which the country will in all probability lie called by the pressure upon its resources, in a moment of unexampled expenc and difficulty; we are anxious to express, threugh you, ourdesire and iiteution ...

... POSTSCIUPT. Tl'inrsd~ly ini the [louse o~f Ceoumoiuis, Lord lFollhestbise, atelr a sp~eech ef' somie length), molved thlt anl humbille ?? be paresenlted to hlis t~oyal Hligholess the l'ri~nce ileg~eot, playinlg that he wou>ld be graciot~i sy plteased toe ordler to be laidl etore the I looise, copies of all thle ordeirs whichl hiad beeii issued frmthza le WSar Ol~lice, relative to, the ...

... 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 ...

... Welast weed gaw insertion to a Letter. on 'th suljeit of the H Bull Suberiition Libray, from Rosr TopNe :- the Jaws p4iodple of perfedc impartiaoity iniducer us i, find pilai for thi fallowing Poetical. Rjsion rece(red fron,aonothgr Correspondtent, under the title of. LIBRARY ANNALS for 1812:: Beinsg a Lrettir', co4dlatery and ceagratukiloeyfrrno - . SLow so his Brother. Sixste. .:'TWLLF giVr ...

... 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 ...

... tON DON, jfoyDAY, DECEMBERt 14, 1812. F -PT,,,'flCI P~apers to the 11th int~ant, 0 vdill ?? I thits 'Aftet'iOlkhii.-'ltly ?? 110 latetill, but PrivateiL leteles firom 'II C airnity- Itlit il I,IC i.ts vylttoid Lit W1iltl, ?? thue 5th jus~t.- jtIi,'ll' file wtIId, VISr i c XLIilllit'ild fav'przotif) I .ILL~iL ILt~ttiII' ItS IL ilVC im its ' It is rl iLliriiillL, >1 L.ICI L L~t~tILfrao thle I ...

... -OND D:\- * J'EDXVEDSD,-, DETCEMBER 23, 1812. W have this inoruing received Paris IVPape to Soonda last, ?? tilse T an ?? Nithlinrt of thle 6ran1 1 Army,.dated the 'M instant, ait 'Moloditschno, whlic gives at frightful picture of thvir losses, oc-t cabionte by the' severity of tile climiate. 'h liatad-qaairters ~Were at Sinorgossy on thle 5th, a towvn in Russinn Lithuania,'in the Palatine at ...

... TWVENTY-NINTH1 BULLETIN OF THE GRAND MoctncrTscIIno, Druc. 3. To the 6th November the weather was fine, and the move- ments of tte army executed with the greatest cuccess. Tihe cold wveather began on the 7th ; from that moment we every night lost several hundred horses, that died in consequence o f bivonacsking. Arrived at Snolenslko, we had already lost many cavalry and artillery horses. ?? ...

... 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, ...

... diffR1CA ~ PRES1D9ENTS SPEECff.- : Washington Ciity, No0V. 4. A gi The Prmsidefit vf 'the Unmte4'sites ihis dayq Co~n'imuncate&di ?? Coles, his private Sicretary, the-'~ following me~ssage tor Congress 015 O our present snleetng, it is my first duty to invite your 'a attention toi the providentiat favouls -wbich ocuru country lisas, . experienced in thae unusual degree of health 4iepesesd ...