... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FRENVC PAPERS, - Paris, Dec. 9. Private letters from. Wilna, dated the 29th No. vember, state, that they had there received letters, written by the. Emperor, on :the 27th of the same month,-.from Stukzenka, near Stariborsow. His Ma- jesty. continued his movement, and enjoyed the best health : at Wilna they flattered themselves with having the pleasure of seeing him within eight days. The army ...

... BUSSIAN BULLX&ET. PRINCE KUTuSOFPFs REPORT. Prom the Village of Dobrovo, Nov. 16. After the defeat of the enemy neear Viasma, the army advanced in the direction of Krasnoi, by the de shortest road, in order to cut off the retreat, if not of hi, the whole French army, at least of the rear. This was successfully carried into execution on the 17th ca 2nd 18th of November. The van, commanded by T1 ...

... LON'DON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY- TUEsDAY, DECizErEv8, 1$120. 'O-REitGN-OFFICE, DECEEBER: 8, 1812. Dfsparches, of 4vhich the following are copies, were yester- d.y received from Geneial Viscount Cathcart, K. T. hls Majesty'.i ArmbassidorExiraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of Ruseia, by Viscount Castlereagh, one of S.is Mijesty4 SPiincipal Secretaries-of State. - St Petersburgh, Nov. Ii ...

... L 401DOQV GAZETTE EXTRA QRD7NA.RT. TUtRSbAy, D'ecMBR55 S. 1812. WAR DEPARTMENT. U] Downing-street, Dec. S. 1812. at lDltatclseas, of wh ih the following are extracts, were re- :ehved last night by Earl Bathurst, -addressed to his Lord- Ysp by the Marquis of Wellingto. -S .'ll~e -en~tPitiegua, Nov. 7, 1812. o 'Thelc ienwettly repaired the bridge at Toro at a much 8 ?? period than I expected ?? ...

... FROM ANOThER CORRESPON-DENT. -The Court of King's Ben vwas crowded almost to suffocation this morning, to hear the following trial.' TIHE KING V. JOHN HUNT AND LEIGH HUNT. This was an ex officio proceeding for an alleged libel upon the Prince Regent. A full special Jury having been sworn, Mr Richardson opened the pleadings by- reading the libel. The Solicitor-General very shortly put it ...

... PREN7CH^ PAPERS. d _ TWENTY.EIGHIT BULLETIN. ofithe FRENCH v. ARMY. , T.e . Smolensk, Nov. 11. ;e The imperial head quarters were, on tle k 1st NovembLer at Viasnma, and ^on the 9th at Smolensk. The weather was very fine upto the 6th, but on the 7tb winter began. The ground is covered with snow. The roads have become lt very slippery, and very 'dAfficult for carriage- ohorses. 'We bave lost ...

... Cadiz, Dec. :. The Marquis of Wellington's retreat has caused no discouragement bere. The inlistment is carried on with great. activity throughout this country, and in this province we already have an army of reserve of 25,000 men. ' ' : Letters from Madrid of the 28th ult. state, that Massena bad left Bayonne, in great haste) for Paris, in consequence of symptoms of commotion. in the. later ...

... IMPERIAL PAfRL,I~ TIZV i ?? A HOUSE OF.-LORpD& .con'inuedfr our 'lat Pri ...