... FRENCH P.APERS. At a late hour last night we received Paris Papers to the ioth inst.- inclusive.~- They contain no Bulletin.- The following are extrafs:- PARis, DEC. 9.-Private letters from Wilna, dated the 29th N6v. state, th'at they had there received letters wi itten bj the Emperor, on the 27th of the same month, from Stukzenka, near Staroiborsow. His Ma- jesty continued his movement, and ...

... Ito 'rTHE EDIrof 0i TL}% MOTIMNG UCIIIONICLE. The mistakes which: have arise., in history, tind espe- cially in the nomenclature of persons and places, from the ignorance of the orthoepy of foreign laiguages, are sufliciently numerous to indtuce ts to take sonle pains to preveat their recuirenco. Bat at this-time, when our conuettion ?? Russia is draivingr much -closer, and, her station in 1r ...

... 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 ...

... EXTIACTS F.C)AI-'IORlElGN PAPERS AND LETTERS. NuiL3EM]5EG, DiE.-Several parties of brigands are at this. moment desolating many districtps of Silesia. Their cruelty and audacity have in a few towns struck terror into the Civil Authorities, so that they have not exerted themselves sufficiently to apprehend them. This pusillanimity has, as nsi(dlt be foreseen, emboldened these wvretches, and ...

... i DI.,. lo OlRN CHROClE I -, qri ?? R tte.. BOyllf HRO It. Silit, ,onday,-Dec. 7, iSi2 I have aliady kperle6ecd y'ou polilenss on an oc- casion when I *bas under thee necessity of vindisdat.g rhyself firom the mistake of dthers PI have nova to re- quest its iridulgence in allowirg mne to plead goilty ido'ie of my ofw, and I alti the mdte anxtious to anticipate its confession in next Sunday's ...

... BASI INDrA Ho UsE. r Yesterday a Quarterly Generbi Court was held at the East India House. - After the usual forms the dividend for the haif year, ending in January next, was declared to be 5t her dent. RENEWAL OF CIIARWITER. The CiRAIRtaAN (Sir Hugh Inglis) observed that the Couirt would, of course, expe& him to say some- thing as to ?? renewal of the Company's Charter, but he was unable to ...

... LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARV. (Continuedfroot page 798.J inonstrations on both wings, but the centre was' chiefly engaged. --This norning they hegan'their retreat towards Senno. The troops who are in pursuit have as yet made about -six hundred -prisoners.-It is really a pleasure to see these troops fisbt. -T he newv-raisedA militia vie with the oldest regiments; One battalion of this Militia ...

... ThE L6 OYDOAiTiGAZETTE, Decenm6er x2, i812. WVAR DEPARWPMENT. A Dlspatch, of whivhe the ±sdt~sow g is an Fxtrutt, has been. thris d.ry received b; Earl. Ilashirt, front qenerrd the plar- ?? of Wtellington, dated l'ren'ada, 2sth Ntiverube, t 8r2. hegrreater part of the enemiy's force which had crossed the Torn~ea have retired 3cross thatriver* alnd, it is-reported, have diree~ed the~ir marcih ...

... J. XV. 10 ,I1E SECI{TlAi1. OF 1 1 LiIOt 1)L- PARlTl.NT.-rL ITE11 IX. - ?? WB.l:l I'ur, X\ tbrlcotc, *r, ?? l;t3r. In tlic e-ltt TLcttels which I hlave :bead) tuikeii the liberty LO ?? tv tIIIc, in tiliS~ p~loiic marincll', Ilat withouit thL llo Ee trila i!,iobu or sqme other prOtlitiC cihal:;rte of influeinC, miiht'be exciod to t pe up t1C SulTjenl. oF 1nuilcal rc iomr, I1 Niwi. 01 I hal dor ...

... TWVENTY-NINTH1 BULLETIN OF THE GRAND MoctncrTscIIno, Druc. 3. To the 6th November the weather was fine, and the move- ments of tte army executed with the greatest cuccess. Tihe cold wveather began on the 7th ; from that moment we every night lost several hundred horses, that died in consequence o f bivonacsking. Arrived at Snolenslko, we had already lost many cavalry and artillery horses. ?? ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF . GREAT BRITAIX AND IRELAN'D. JI-OVSE OF LORDS, DEc. I. The T-House met at two o'clock.- rhe Mariui.sof tlle lero e a reported that his Royal Highness thl Prince Regent would he -pleased to receive the Address of the House this day, at halffpalt two o'clock. CATAOJ.AC CLAIMS. The D;uble of GLC;ucrsver presented a Petition from the Universi y of Cambridlge, against the ...

... jWARWICKo; PTETITION. 'wG~entkmeo1,c and Inhabij~tentr- of Warwvick have conlc to the Re,0olution of presenting a. Petition for eace to tint' H-T'a1et Of CommITons. It is drawn with1 Uncomn- mopj u~ijity', ?? in a sitraijn of ?? Wh'ich p~rovesc ~it tbl the producdicol of nol em-inlent penl. We ale sure da 4ou rende~ra- will consider it as at model Of' the kind. T OIIN ?? ~tt P(.5l OF CREAT ...