... DOWNINQ-STREET-DEC. 26. 1812. A Dispatcb, of which the follawing is an extract, has been received by Earl Bathurst, from General the. Marquis of Wellington, dated Frenada, 'Dic. 2e 11. I inclose the retu:r of the killed, wounded, and missing of ihe troops in the operations from. Sala. manca to Ciudad R-drigo. 1return of the Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Army' under the command of his ...

... O E . p - , 1 T : -: .L Xf ?? Lords HirroTau id-as~~jte Lord ,Cban- he~ btarchpornob gt *e proprietors of' Leith B arbour to taken t9 At were ipt mo~sa a colllua priy; and~theg seitnt0to ,Clierkwll ed: the kpoe. Bton~iettogext-itnelongtpr reomsiee MrD 0 n rsntdapt~okr the booksle ob,! Mraise r~an a buttpqosine ppestx! to Mr Va itfarW ?? to 4me a t,1wh s te l t' errS ?? that they ,h tdbespostt ...

... AMERICAN PAPEBRA I ; CUMOTS SUBMITTED TOI CONGRESS. ii' have rece~ived a series of American ard 'Hali.- Pr X ta'x papers; ehe~ fo~rmer't'o the 8th;'an',the latterto , ' -the 19thaiultt :Fram these we have extracted the t 'most Iateriai part of the inmportant docrnents eth r lati'o' the. overiures to and froR tfiis co'untry, ihait Ir accompanied_ ?? nessage.. - - , The first is, a ,letter,.from ...

... IF .L N iFOREIGN .,2''ILSE\ ' . SPAIN AND PORTUGAL The Corunna Papers, ivhich are of the Ist, inform . ts, that the enemy were retiring towards V alladobid, . and that Lord Welligiont had returned to Sala- d manca. Y The Lisbon papers attribute the retreat of the cner d my to want of provisions and forage. t. [he enemy have thus collected and concentrated u all theit force from the South, ...

... IMPERI.AL PARLIAMENT. - - - - - . - .1HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesday, Nor. 24. . IF.ETING OF THE NEW PARLTAMINT. i This being the day appointed by the Proclamation of his Royal Highness tbe Prince Regent, for the as- sembling of the new Parliament, the Lord Chancelior and his officers came down to the House soon after two o'clock, and a considerable number ol Peers at- tended in their places. H is ...

... 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, ...

... LONDOA. MONDAY-D.c..ec az 1a We understand that his Royal Highness the of Clarence is to hoist the Union flag in the rive Admiral of the fleet, in compliment to the Admiral, who is to be formally rece the 'I reeved in sta, b his Royal Highness, in order to do away that clash ing pf equal ranks, which might otherwise occur any of our Admirals of inferior dignity. Sir Edmund Nagle is appointed ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PROCLAMATION ISSUEd BY THE EMPEUOR ALEXANDER, DATED ST PETERSBURGH1, NOV. 15. i'We, Alexander the First, by the Grace of God, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c. &c. do hereby make generally known. It is well known to the whole world in what manner the enemy has entered the boundaries of our empire. No step or means that have so frequently been resorted to by us for the punctual, ...

... 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 ...