... IMPERIAL PAfRL,I~ TIZV i ?? A HOUSE OF.-LORpD& .con'inuedfr our 'lat Pri ...

... Q HOUSE: DF iLORDS-tc. 10. ?? th -oo ?? u Ut ?? c. 10. e ?? ~bill for the better administration pf justice vwas red a e thideim, ad ased LOrdrWAL'SirqGHjAS rnoved-that nlop vate petitions tiepre4 . dsented after the ad of February. Agrees to.-AdjourneL. 0 I : fHOUSE OF COMMINS. Ie,-t M frW. DUNDAS Moved for' a bill for . newjaili thecoun, 11 Lord G. BEiRESrORDO brought a -messae from the ...

... W F. lI E . . WAIR-OFFICE_-Dec. 1. 181. *11& A; n r_ 1 IAA ~ 11 j r s t -r_ vtAA a Regiment of Drageonis.-Cornet Mark Johnstone to be Lieutenait,. vice Massey2 deceased. Wllhsiam Bell Stapleton to be Cornet, vice Johustone.I 15th Regimnent ?? A. J. Cloe to be Captain of-a troop, by purchase, vice Griffith, promoted. 19th Ditto-Liersel Goldsmid to be-Cornet, by purchase, vice Lucas, promoted. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-DeC. 17. A message from the Commons 'brought up the L.10,500,000 Exchequer Bills, the Rice Duty, the West India Indemnity, the Spanish-Red Wine Rle- gulation, the Chocolate DraWback, the Assistant Se. cretary to the Post. Office Frapking;, the Malt Duty, the Corn Distillation, the Sugar and Tobacco; and Lord Wellington's Estate, Bills; which were read a first time. The Duke of ...

... (Ea niaf n 4rurrp EDINBURGH, lTHURSD Ar2-DECEMB.R 31. We mentioned in our'last the capture of the Ma- cedonian frigate, of 38 guns, and 300 men, by the United States, with 44 guns, and 460 Men. This intelligence is unhappily confirmed, and the official ac- counts are arrived, which will appear in Tuesday's Gazette. The Macedonian bad 104~ men killed and wounded. The h aster'ate was killed, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-DEC. 12. The SugarBrewery, and the StarchProbiibitionbills were read a second time, and ordered to be commit- ted on Monday. Lord Ellenborough's. Insolvent Debtors. Amend- mnt bill was reported, and ordered to be read&,a third time on Mohday.-Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Dtc. 11. GOLD COIN BILL. (Coz ni,,e frosz our lastP rivate Correspondenrc.) Mr HUSicISSON observed, that the ...

... -IMPERIAL PARLIAWIT.-- HOUSE OF LORDS-Nov.. S0. : ?? ?? oer last Privets Co>r~eiponiden.) Tvlarquis WELLEsLEY, in rising, sta-ted tkat many !tIiS of 'the speech and address had his warmest con- currence; asnthose' which regarded 'the vwar in the Penins'ul'a, andi' ;oar illustrious ally. the Emperor Alexander. He' particularlv agreed with that part' (A-'ihe speech where his Royal ilrness s iA, ...

... - CAN PAP ARS . at Albany, head-quarters, Nov. 1. c Pan Accounts from the frontiers state that all the forces sC destined for a third invasion of Canada, were con- the dentrated at Platisburgh, and would -amournt to ; of 10,000 men. They will be commanded by Gene- our rals Dearborn, (who-left Albany), Bloomfield, and de, Chandler, of the regulars, and some militia Generals. ci )ns Theregulars ...

... ?? ~ ?? a . , -: . ,, ,: I, '.ii I I, ' , ,_ - , A, b ?? * ;- EDINBUIRGH,. ?? :'ITHURS.DATD.iCEMfBEh! 10. IMPORTANT iNTELLIGENd3 FROM RUSSIA- Thiree Gottenburgh tmails have been receiveds with. inte ligence frorm Petersburgh to the 161b., au. with dispatches from Marshal 'kstusoff to the 61h- It appears from these dispatches that there has been a constant successisn of battles since Bonapir-te ...

... FRENVC PAPERS, - Paris, Dec. 9. Private letters from. Wilna, dated the 29th No. vember, state, that they had there received letters, written by the. Emperor, on :the 27th of the same month,-.from Stukzenka, near Stariborsow. His Ma- jesty. continued his movement, and enjoyed the best health : at Wilna they flattered themselves with having the pleasure of seeing him within eight days. The army ...

... BUSSIAN BULLX&ET. PRINCE KUTuSOFPFs REPORT. Prom the Village of Dobrovo, Nov. 16. After the defeat of the enemy neear Viasma, the army advanced in the direction of Krasnoi, by the de shortest road, in order to cut off the retreat, if not of hi, the whole French army, at least of the rear. This was successfully carried into execution on the 17th ca 2nd 18th of November. The van, commanded by T1 ...

... LON'DON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY- TUEsDAY, DECizErEv8, 1$120. 'O-REitGN-OFFICE, DECEEBER: 8, 1812. Dfsparches, of 4vhich the following are copies, were yester- d.y received from Geneial Viscount Cathcart, K. T. hls Majesty'.i ArmbassidorExiraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of Ruseia, by Viscount Castlereagh, one of S.is Mijesty4 SPiincipal Secretaries-of State. - St Petersburgh, Nov. Ii ...