... jforrfSn~.3*i~ gn - USSIA. .. . PROCLASMATION OF TH EM PROR ALEXANDXtO-. 4'kIUSSTAN8.!-At length the enemy of our trintry- the foe of its indepeldeoce aitd ireedoin-has expe- ie-ietil a portior of that vengeance vwhich his arribi- :iorts and unprincipled akgiession had aroused. Fromn' tihe period of his march froils Wilo, his aIlly, great 'iii umberassured. n valor ainid discipline 'rod eIated ...

... lmporilfltan vscounts froin lBussia. FROM TSil x,,flblOn (Faytte ttraovbfltarv1 , TuESDAY, DECEbIuER 8, 1812. DisrATCHES Of which the following are copies, were yesterday received from General Viscount Cathcart. St. Peterslsrgh, N-reib -r 11, 181 A21 MY. LORD-I have the -honour to acquaint your lordship, that Bonaparte has escaped from the govern- msent of Moscow, and has followed the r ead to ...

... - . j _ IAo l '- c i-__- Fof otndan, 'Ydrksire, Mitchell; tHi9a, Padley' Neptune, Skelton;- Glass Merehant, Watson; -H lifai, Megg It; -Charlotte. &ElaehVht.rw.e Good lItenr,- Wray, For Wiserch, Succesr, Howard .Jeanie, Nailor -; Williami:& Ann, Towosley0 Harvest Home, Bativi For ScdrborhgAh, Welfare Ward. For WNevcastle, Ark, Fothergillz For Ijn, Mary, Ingram; Telegraph, Watson Ceres, Hobson. ...

... ' LONDON, ;TVESY I, DIE.E, 15S. - -w W ,. . .,. I * E DovC:S: ct hi ' ontainrXCepOM. bR' Zht+.by-t -^Sia|1h i ' tciznsburj,r of Obna qiviyng brescn ag ',ta 'y one'fo his ,', ': theame letter id mnt .mention -Ile r'eceipt'of taisinifira. Vour friii Ostnd, We .'*oU i. 4fnk, this !J~ijthypof tittle inotice;' hor-can, *e ,nefi-lo- I regprF !jesven thut repeatd sith, #test coinfiden~et ..lt may be ...

... 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 ...

... I - . d I TO THE EDITOR Of HatULt PXCgXt. SIR,-T-olferve that your. correfpondent, SimON,b whofc lines ettitled, LraRAts A-wts s alipearMd in your Iaft,. has reprefented thoie regulations which have :been lately adopted for the purpofe off obtaining a greatef variety of fuitable pierfons to a6k on fucceeding commit- tees, as intended -witL a 'view to promote tbe P aie of 'trnita- ridn fm. ...

... -,t RR EDlroR oP Wki Th7LPcXRgf., I i , 21V0 J..fl' . f .l . A Z2 x. 4f l . f l 4J1* - , -,, JSIR,Do you know- I am in the.,greatest flurryiniai' 'gitahe, ,as i haie taken -up mv candle 1b1it; ryusa h room, to write to, you poknosvis to any boxdy, and -am real terribly afraid of: a surprise, for papa htas an ut t er:'aver-' sion to girlsascribbling. asise calls it. Indeed, but for a twi, kind ...

... I will be seen by our Falmouth letter, that the armies of LOrd Wellington and General Hill have ce tainly joined. - - N o intelligence has arrived from the North of s europe since our.lasr. Letters receired fhom thie . liench coast, dared the 2lst, do not mention the i rrival of any intelligence eithier firomntshe'arnies in- Rostiaobr in Spain. Much disconten i 'ai LO PlC. -.11h LV~ii ?e ...

... LONDONT, SATURDAY NOVEMBER S.2 I pARis papers to the 24th inst. lintaining th tgel bad 27th bulletins of the grlnd Lrmy, were . ins torning received in town. The French ar my twiixrd so retreat towurds the frontiers ot Poland, 5ta Iiaccoreding to private accolints, Bonaparte was ssr ateoed to reach Smolensko on the 8th. It is n I bn, liowever, thit their retreat, so fatr from being 0 oltesred ...

... - mlpeial paditaiielit niOv5SE or LORDS- AmenayINVtein Ill Tess day, the~seSsion was opened by hiks Royal H I niess the PriuceeRegeut in person, and With the'usual The commonsb kigsummoned in the u~oal form,c ~.nd the speaker and tile mleinbersof that house appear- kng its attendafice 'at thle bar, his Royal H-ightle~s, delivered the foROWinlg speech rti thle throne; .- :My `Irdo ad ...

... :,;!5:i '.~ II ;IS',., '~ r +1': 1J, . 1.~-S.1'5- , .,a --7 toi Ie -bto W.J to g -P.az - .~~~~~~~~~~~~~' -i.0TREf . !:.. w 'last*'~ pa er, pbiecjp the ULi 8ASIjWS i~ ~'o pposition gaii'oCcWioneo thrioa o f'in ori6uliik tha1~o ayya Tj 'ens eobt sb ~ hadnxstte to~~~ny~~noc thre as: yci'yeacr, ut aloto prqctre~-. appgntneto tiat re 'in anl elaborate. Letter, dated therthtlao desd br ...