... FROM StE ZLONDO.' GAZETTE. C'&RLT0N-UOUSE-flEC. 18. 1812. This day his Exccellelncv Count de Lieven,. Atm'- b bassador Ectraordinary ad Plenipotentiary from'his s Majesty the Emperor of ail the Russias,. had hi it first private audience oe his. RoyaL .Highness the. . Prince Regert, to deliver his credentials; to which t he was introduced ?? Castlereagh, his Ma- Jesty's Principal Secretary of ...

... P O ST S C R I T. I1Un!oI1, DE CEm DE i 26C. ARRIVAL OF BOXA'AR rE 1-% PAR!1. lWe have at length rec-ived Paris papers to the 19th, conraming the 292h hulietin of the trrench ar iv, inod it:- teltigeioce of the arrival of Bonaparte at Paris l'Itheu- tkein (stCc p 0.) is dat;ed Molodetcfiio, Dr c. S, and gives a t very circumrstaritial otirrative of the disastrous retre-at (if the armly. Its ...

... .DTT~fl . F TH. CALEDOITO T N . ECR I , EDIOR. OF THE CALEDOMAN MERCURY. ., Ms Ebreost-As a frequent sojiurner in this .my native city, may. lbe indulged wits -half a column or so in your jtaper, to state some ideas.on the subject.of tlie nevi, 6treets, Iqttawes, an4 placer, tbe introducedto usson'the fields and ireries.tos*ards Leitli; and for the miost'approved plan of *hich, tfeti are, I ...

... LLOYD'S MAR1ItE LIST-Dec. 1812. . 'he Sans Souci French brg privateer, of 16 guns and 120 men, Iwas taken 15th instant, after a chace of 12 ?? by tro the Andromache and Briton frigates, and arrived at Plymouth tib on Sunday.' She had been out from St Maloes six weeks, pa and made two prizes, one the Speculation from Cork to Lis- bon, mentioned in the list of the 15th instant; the other the ge ...

... Government have ordered a strong reinforcement of ships to join Admiral Sir J. B. Warren, at Hali. fax. In addition to those already on their passage, the following have received diiections to join him:- Ramilies, 74, Captain Sir T. M. Hardy; Cumlier- land, 74, Captain Baker; Sybille, 3S8,'Captain Up- ton ; Eclipse, Captain Tucker; Indian, Captain Jane; Arab, Captain Wilson; and four smaller ...

... D(All7'S-2TC iNITELLIGENNEg LrJtiuW', NOVENIDER 26. Actr lay niornire the Cr wn was removed from t thelow er toThe Nl Ig's leeiers, for the purpose ofil ! be ngrep~ai rt d ,d cie.a ned, in case thePrince Regent !should goi n s-ate to open the Session of Parfiamenlt. 1 1he telhwir- are mentuioinel a; some of the sub- * iects that will OcCupf the immediate aitention ofthe newv l arliamnent :-st, ...

... . 1. ~~ ?? ?? e ~~WEDNESDAY-Drc~s~arS s.23 I- ._ . - Mr Bragge Bathurst is appointed one of the Cabi- net Ministers, in consequence of the resignation of the Marquis Camden. Extract of a letter from Alicant, Nov. 15.-. Our army (Maitland's) has been, ever since its arrival, in a state of inactivity, being then considered too weak to advance.; but Elio's army having united 0, with that which ...

... Mdi K. Li ? -.:.-.s£epTiElt:S! .1811. .- - , ?? The French troops, under comnunld ?? as java, satrrendered to the BritdsS;.'. 'C7. The Corceyre Frsan asfrigatf`£ guls takeibl the: IB iti-7h.6hip Ligle,2 of 74,n~~e~~zi\ ?? ' - 9. 'T'he Porione- Fench fdgatpe o. 44g4uns-taken inthe Adrfatic, bythe Activeand A - t, Britishfrisgatesl DEC1E)UiZ. ?? A newi comet iiscovered-very apparent tajt ...

... | I Forin Office, Dec. .. Dispatches, of which the following are copies, were yesterday received from General Viscount Cathcart K. T. his M[aJesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and e Plenipotentiary at the Court of Russia, St Petersburgh, N-ov i;, 181 2. MY LORD-I have the honour to acquaist your t Lordship, that Bonapatte has escaped from the go. vernment of Moscow, and has followed the road to ...

... CALEDOXI74N HORTICUL2'URAL SOCIETY. i . I r A general meeting of this Society was held on Tuescday the 8th instant, Sir GEORGE MACILEXcZE, Bart. in the Chair. V Several communications were read, in particular, . On the sufperiority of Camposts to pimle Dungs by Mr David Wighton, gardener to ?? of Lever, at Melville House. 2. On retarding the flowering of Peach ?? Trees, r by means of moveable ...

... 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 ...

... I PUOC'LAMAATION OF1 THE EMPEROR E PROCL ALEXAND ER. at Russians I-A.t- Ielng:h the eeirvmv of onr crimtrv ,o -the Ibe of its indepenldence anr3 freedom-has e%- perienced a portion of that terrible vengeance whida _ his ambiticus anrd unprincipled aggres;irmn h id aroass- r ed. From the period of Ils march from XY i'na, his ,ear ,great in numbers, assured in valourand disci1p- ;e line, and ...