... PRIVATE COR RESPONDENCE, ' London, Dec. 14, j past seven P. at. AMERICA.-PRESIDENT'S SPEECir. We have received exclusively the President's opening speech to Congress. We are making eve- ry effort to procure copies for our provincial friends, but lest we should be disappointed, we think it right to allude to the material points of which it is compo- sed. It commences by stating the 'necessity ...

... I O S r SC RI P3 'PF. = ? LaRl'Da'll, DECE \!BER 185. The anieipationsso strongly excited hy the joVous intel- I; Iigeirre oi test icek, of the complete dest-iicvirn of tie | Frenchl Arrn, irave been realized in their most inilpol iant fratuies; arid rlhaeolr thing which is wanted to complete of alithehopesand i-lie-sof thepublic-thecal)tuireof i~nra- ly |iarte-is trusv fir frorrbeing ...

... FOR EI}GAT IAE lJ'iyLLs, bENLC'E. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Late on Wednesdav :i-ht Dispatches were re-1t ceijed by G3ovet-rnment front Marquis WCLLINGTON, |nd Z crci colnimunicate(7 to the public on Thursday ! morning, in a Gazette Extraordinlrv, of wbich the Isibsiance is given in) a subsequent column. The DIis- patches are dated from Ciudad Rodrigo; and we ' ish thiee had been of a more gratifs ...

... 1TfE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ?? LIAFRIDAY, DEC. 18. WTi-EPlrSrDENT'S MESSAGE.-Reports from Yakrious quarters had prepared us to expect, in the N1essage of the President of the United States to Ctingress, a document of the most hostile character.1 We rejoice that report has, on this occasion, been fallacious, and that the Message is throughout no more than as exposition. of the actual situation and ...

... I LONDON,SATUvRDAr,D DcEME so. RUSSIAN 4AND FREfNCH BULLETIATS. We have great satisfaction in statingsthat Ad- ficesoF a most important and favourable natuie have eern receivcd l rom the theatre of war in the North, transoitted from the ahltic by 4drniral Hope, and rhich wer e last night published' in-an official bul. b ria, bom which we copy the following ,Evrart of a letter from Coun~t ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, DRCZI'MDER 206. : e A arLEoisT was yesterday in circulation, grounded on loa a letter from Portsmouth, that~the Macedoitian frigate soo had been taken off the Western Islatids,'by'the Arneri- sav can frigate United States,' Commodore Decatur. The litt s report was brought to Pcitsanouth' by' 'the Zephyr mu t sloop of war, which had spoken the Wolverine, and had been informed ...

... SUN iAY ANI TULESDAY1 S POST. LONDON, DEC. la'. nim' tnssat of Mr. Madisoni, P~resideot of the TVidted it Cjj 2ritulajtingi tile nation oil being iln good eieltit, ;It d ids thle deieats and saccesses of, tile countryv since tnie ai tseliceleit of hostilities :bitt in a war proaeciitedi 11 oSa1,1 til aSCAle, thieie clii be lit tle to dleplore c ?? zjIL (I, a de wbl o rmtiits a, eniare anil ...

... LO2%/)OA' GIZETTE hX7AO~tDLV4RY. | tC~ FOREIGN OFFICE, DixCEMBER 8, 1Bl2. Dispatches, of which the following are- copies, Ei Io Iv?rc yestterduy received from General Viscoujjt 0ithc rt, lK. ?? hts ?? Amlbassador Letra- L of ordinary andl Plenipotentiary at the Court (if Rt- a ?? sii, bV Viscotunt Castelereaqgh, one of his Majes. Stu IV ty's Prilnilal Secretaries of State:- til it St. ...

... - . i: = :y OF PEEI? I . QltO~1ND.'Y, Nov. SO.) This day the business of tileI Session Comnanneced withhtine 4isnnnl. formalities. SoonI nais fter twvo o'clocl, his ltnnyat ilighriest; tine Prince 'RegentI I at- e at thle House(, attended by thle oreut Offikel'sof' syltte, ?? ontf'te Trouse of Corn-I Ittedl, , cal in, his Royal Highness weas 1lekasedf toI aild dlvrthe' following spetvch ...

... AM1E'IaCAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. WAsHri-GTON CsTY, Nov. 4.-Tbe President of tl the United States this day communicated to Mr. Coles, m his private Secretary, the following Message to Con- ir gress:- a FELLOW CrTIZXNS OF THE SENATE AND HousE 11 OF REPIRESENTATIVES, , b Oo our present Meeting, it is my first duty to invite e your attentien to, the- providential favours which our J country hlas ...

... THE MORNING CZINUNJCLL. L O N D O NT:| FRIDAY, DBCEM9,11BEN 1S1,9za By a Gentleman who has ar rived &ool &ot nsb) we have, been favoured %vith GerrnIa anl Dajii S l pers, and other information, to the 1ate of tile 2stil 9t last month. At Copenhagen the isia5 [iihtCl e- postulated with the KING on the intlodu :a(1 ijlto !l Danish Gazettes of all the French f - e clusion of the Official ...

... EXTRACT OF A X ETTER FRIOM TUE iLLAN;D OF .3: vIY;CEN'r. At length our alarms abodt the Volcano are i ning to subside; the horrors of it seirnm past! a;d I c, haps iood may come oa!t of c-il. For, in miany of the spots. which appeared to Sgjc, most under the late ?? erUption, and the cioder, Sc. fell in most frightful exd-s.5, they already brgin, we hope, to show a inost flrtirlsing power, ...