... i I AI P As, .I AI, 1' t4) ,PLL MENIAP. I I . . . .. . ?? In the Ilsli-et Lof LotA, lmOliiit' Of 1i1mileat has at- cuirred durin-r thie palo Week Ii [Ilie CIni0 itil, O 1 Njlii!IV, Lordl CA TTLE1EAr-; I moved ' hat 100,0001. shoiztjj he v.scstd in tlse 1iuad I of Trustees, to lie 13id out, iS the ptiriliane of landS of that value, to lie sct [tie(i Lord Weligi(nill s liciri I and siccts.-5ir ...

... $)ITICkiL PICM'C. Whenl it was resolved that the Catholic Claims should be resisted by a revival of the. No Pocry cry, tile contrivers of that notable scheme agreed to furnish each a grountad of odjectiun, or in other words, a topic of abpse against the Members of the Church of Rome. Some dishes of this singular Pic-Nic we now present to Our Readers ; but before any contributor was permit- ted ...

... LONDON GA7ETT.W IEXTRAJfORDINARY WEDNSOSD:%Y, DEC. 16, tSi2. FORLEIGN OFEIC1I, Dcc. 6, ?? Dispatches, of which the followinrg a-c copics, wvere received lait night by Viscount Castleieaghl, o'ne of his Maj~eitv' P'rincial &ecretaries of State, from General Viscount (hi thcai ?? K. T1'. his MajestyI s Arbiisador Extraor'dinaray and Plenilpotnitiar9 to the EmPelor of Russia, dated at St. ...

... THE MTORtNING CHRONICLE. - I. O NT' 1) 0 N: WEDIVESD.112, DECELMER i6, irgz. At a late hour last n'ght we received a Gottenbyrgh Mail. The ?? are Extrafts. - GoTTErntBnG1r, DEC. 9. We continue to reteiveinnstmratifying intelligencc fiom, the Theatre of Wir ; tfie f6llowindr is the sub- stance of the latest news received On the i7rh N1oveniber,'in an tngagemerut ie- tween the Russians ajnd ...

... Adnzirafty OQdce, De_. ;. Rear- Admiral FlHpe IaIs Iraitiritte7 to 1r. Crokser the rof. l o wing I rablaitl wi of tuo Ro..'inal Buieiiw, dated St. Pe:ere. |hira 9th and I llh N..v. tngether vvith in extract fif a letter rereived at Gottreniargi, feisril hi- ExcellencY Curit Iloep, G;overrntor of that plqre, dated Sitokho1n, NSis. 19. Tlle Rea ?? tl:td nol lenieii 'any crccituts f6iriailh Rear. ...

... THE MORNIANG CHRONICLE. L ON DON: S,17,MD4r, DECEMBER S5, tEt;. The follovfing Bailletin was yesterday issaed frcis the Admiralty, of the intelligercr from Russils brought by she Bezaver brig of war, arrive3 a- Ya- mouth OFXIC1AL BUELETIN. ..ADMIr AL rT-OIzcI, Drc. 4, :tIs Rear-AdImiral R-orE has traimitced to Cr. CasEa the :oi- lowing translation of two lussian Bjlkrins, did St. Pe:es- burgh, ...

... DOCUMENIS Which accompanied the P2-esidean's3 Mcssage to Congress. M. RUSSELL TO LORD CASTLEREAGIH. -MY Lostrn,-It is only necessary, 1 trust, to call the attention of your Lordship to a i:eview of the con- duff of the Government of the United >tates to prove incontrovertibly its unceasing anxiety to maintain the relatiors of peace and Friendship %vith Great Britain. Its patience in suffering ...

... GOLD IN BILL. F I- ro TflIEEDITOR or, T1 i% OlRN ING ClR O>NICLE. r The compositor has made a most unhappy mistake in thsi last phragraph of m ny Letter to the Chancellor of the a Exchequer, which you did ine the favour to insert in 1 yt Paper of the 9th instant, by substituting the word c ?? instead of reducipig 1 the present high, price t ot bullion, which I aiay you to covrelc. And ...

... THEE Lb,'JND GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, WOEEbNAY, SAC; 30. PORUEIGN OFFICEj brc. 3C'i it Z. Dlspatches, of whih tine ficlionipg are copies, iae iieen rt- ca itedliy Viscount Casileieeagti, his Majestv's Prinqipal Se- cretary of 5te fir~orei ri ffairs, from 6enbral Viscount Cath~itt, rL- T.Ieijs Afajesty's Ambassador EPtraordtnary and -llerotetl iary tthe lnperor Russia, dated ie .30t. Nbveniberi ...

... * .UNITED PARLIA MENT qF GRA AT BRIITAIN AND IRELAND. IlOUSPE OF JOl..)fS, -Dzc. P. The AdministrationofJdstice Ail7 wvas reported by lord Wal: sinohant, the Amendments agreed to, and the lill orderd4 tr. bc engrossed. I NSOLVrENT- D)E TORS. Lord ELwserslsoROousl presented a 43ill toe amend and enlarge the P'owers of the Inpolvent A.'t of last Sessioli. Ilis lordship statue that ?? ciaie ...

... PRECIS OF TIll. OP41RATIONS OF THE VRMY UN- I)Ei{ AtJRJSUAL PRtINCE KUI'UZOIFI ;lROM F1,' 9th TOTHI 13th NOV. c Nov., ?? Aide-de-Camp, Count Orloff Deniznff, has succesfully pursued several French furagitig detachments, and taken ez6 prisoners and 22 waggons. rhe loss of the enemisy in killed amounts to 20o men. |C olonel Adriaoiff has attacked a detachment ofthaenemy near Dubutotchina, put ...

... OtFFICJi.'?APRSo ;JW'd ReM~ ief Monsieir 4w JfdkZ don ' 'o hfis. 4r fo Asz the' i*.,e - lu'ns before :th .f h Wa dIi - n, commanded by M-General Lagraic. He -pricipaly -directed- hisst battery .whicah~-~ coii1Eed, o.rx the. 1eft' baik of th'E N~oti Wi~ 'whkhthus bee tl 'castr i~ /4b~ivion o~f Le- grand. .Three or i tiurani eideavour- I d to obtaini 'Pos0 b .o-it .i wt a a- wa u~sld wib tha lh ...