... IE P T1HE POLITICNL EXANIINtER, i ?? I Party is tih Rpina(ess of many for the gain ?? o f w. WIrT. No. 2.i'7 tENIARKS ON LORD ELLENBOROUGH'S CHI RCi (CONCLtUDED Flt.l1t L.%ST. NVFtlE.) To resuFmC our Observations o1 this blessed piece of jild- ?? now come to the remarlks of the Noble, and Ixaried Lsrd! upon the ' Comprnioln of Gaitufiers aind Detnirrpe,-a phrase, by the by-, which though our ...

... I _IMPERIAL PA/a l AMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. - Motndaj, Nor. 30. THE RE,',GE-NT!S SPE-ECI.U Sd on after elevest, a ontotliber orf Ladies, -sapi t- it -res el, os' , ripied the Peers ?? rite, t e CHA NCELLIan errodc 'is seat,-and the Prirtcess Clarlhite of W A LEO5 ?? ?? -Iont'e iy hirsside. At two, s her, the REaas5r .ilrtLrr-l , i!ie fllne a oS Coss derl ill every 1!ari- Hiis Risii ilag!1res w ...

... I LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDIN4. 4nr, | SETURSDAY, DEc. S. Downing-strcet, Dec. 8, I1I8. Dispatche-, of which the following are Extracts, were re.reev glast niht by Earl Bathurst,addreased ?? by the Marquis of Wellington. Pflegua, You. 7. The enemy repaired the bridge at Toro at a much earlier- pe. rioid than I expected. I therefore desired Sir Rowland Hill to continue his march sy Fontiverus ...

... 'rUE EXAMINEii. ?? Loawnwn, Dec. 1.& TnsF RE have heein of late plenty of dncutnts fur tr sperilaltiimt% of the coffee-house politicians: we have had French and Russian blilietills, intercteid tett eri an Ex. braordicaary Gazette, aid ain abstract of the operltropj of Klrrvwssr, front the 91h to the 131h Novevnahcr. 1t ij inipossible, however, an we have often statedl, to plice apry reliance ...

... FORitIs N INTE'LLICEGNCE. I'ARIq, Dixut 18-0. ; thie .Mli of December the Ent- perir h1 vii' (a-llelll tl 1E ert, ait his hleadd-qu:rteI k;t tnSll- goiily, th- Vi erovil [he Prince til Nettfch itel, antl MarirsIals DrIkes ?? Elchtirltcn, Drlitzie, 'rreviso, Iihe Vrinfc of Eck- T]uo~ltl, ;llmi lile IuLke (if IS; ,a, Iqa;ted theCmI ?? lie ?? rn ioaledl Itbe Kil. 'i of -Nal)1eA his Ltieioill1-Ge ...

... , IAMPERI'EAL t )ARL 7llI'. itU.S[SIA. hr Wi ill ?? exception fsf lbe ?? grpnt t there Ia ls I l ?? oi f m o ;lit sage ; I * e; It sai ou: ?? tliat lie ?? MeC'i it ra d o1 i. I-auses froam tile Priuce RnglIt : ?? Pl;ar tia. nvf sille i othwslre ldj1 t The PRI~NC cm LGz.NT. neiert'' h fi 1ii Majesi y, htivingtall IlI Ili$ Seri-ills c :tccilis 'A itili lie ju;ki received uf thec se-ere dieree c ...

... LON DON CrJZ1YV1E EXTlJOIIDINJRY,: TUESDAY, DEC. 8. This G6izelte conlaicig tao Dispatches from oird Catheart, da-ed fi nrm Si. Ppiershureh, Nov. I1 and 15 : the lafter is given eatire : lie o rice r repeats the inforinatirrn alreadly de- ldeI in tie Missian BRoittifts. reliee ng( tiee retreat of thle French frorn Moscow, their defeat at Viassma, &c.' &. In iegaed to the French atray (wvS ...

... - LoNDOxr, DgC. 6r 'TNE new Parliament commenced its proceedings on Monn dlay, when the Ri:GLIN read a Speech from the thirone, irk the usual ctile Of modern Royally; It is a production 'at least as remarkable for what it omits to riPention, as what it dilates upon; ror, while it says nothing f the wretche'i condition of ouir manufdctures and cormn erci,-of the de- plorable stagnation of ...

... SATrERIDAY'S LOND'DON G.AZETTE. JddMiralcy-f//ce, Dee. 19, 1812. .dnmiral Sir Ilichard Bickerlni has transmitted a letter from Caplain Hicheils, of his Majesty's sloop ?? g;iving an account of his haviig, on the 10h inst cap- tnrcd lte Ainerican letter of marque schooner Antelope, 0F ten grns and tlhirttivo nileft, bound with a cargo from W?!1v Yurk to Bourriealx. R iN KtUP lTS. 0r. While, ...

... TV E POLITICAL EXAMINER. ?? the mnadnegs of intany for the gain of a few. SW I F N~o. 23 1. 1EfMq;1FRKS ON LORD ELLENBOROJUGH'S CHARGL. IY silting down to commient. upon the most remarkable ,pe weees of this very remarkable Speeeh, e feel as the Noblc antd Learned Judge himslf might do at a -profuse elitertainmefit, and are somewhat at a loss upon which to begin. One invites the attack, this ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINER - party is 2t)e madness of ?? for the gain of a few. SW IFT. No. 249. O THE RICGHT HONOURABLE LORD ELLENBO- R1oUGH, CHIEF JUSTICE OF T1lE COURT OF glXG'S BENCH, ONE OF HIS MAJESTY'S PRIVY CoUN-CIL, &c. &C. ~iv LOno,-' am sorry to diiturb you at breakfast, but th'y who have representations to ?? to persons in office, nrtolrallychluse a point of time, at which the ...

... 'T HE EXAMINER : . _ e s k i- LoNI;ON Dec. 20. NEw aind Formitdhble accounts Of Ruissiau ?? have arrived in tile coarse 4' i-e 'Week frour Lord CATIICART, Mh4 secrms to oljve an acconiultdating faith in al] that isj told him. A- nding tO these, the Russians are still cut- ting up tile French at their leisure in all directias; -nine thousands and twelve thousands of them. are taken. at a lime; ...