... Q HOUSE: DF iLORDS-tc. 10. ?? th -oo ?? u Ut ?? c. 10. e ?? ~bill for the better administration pf justice vwas red a e thideim, ad ased LOrdrWAL'SirqGHjAS rnoved-that nlop vate petitions tiepre4 . dsented after the ad of February. Agrees to.-AdjourneL. 0 I : fHOUSE OF COMMINS. Ie,-t M frW. DUNDAS Moved for' a bill for . newjaili thecoun, 11 Lord G. BEiRESrORDO brought a -messae from the ...

... W F. lI E . . WAIR-OFFICE_-Dec. 1. 181. *11& A; n r_ 1 IAA ~ 11 j r s t -r_ vtAA a Regiment of Drageonis.-Cornet Mark Johnstone to be Lieutenait,. vice Massey2 deceased. Wllhsiam Bell Stapleton to be Cornet, vice Johustone.I 15th Regimnent ?? A. J. Cloe to be Captain of-a troop, by purchase, vice Griffith, promoted. 19th Ditto-Liersel Goldsmid to be-Cornet, by purchase, vice Lucas, promoted. ...

... 0 ?? 23. 'We have received letters from Haliftx to the 12'l: ult. but they afford us very little news of import- ance. Nothing had been heard of Commodore Rod gersi since he had escaped out of Boston. It was- conjectured'he had gone on a distant cruise, with bopes of intercepting one of our homeward-bound East India convoys. The Tenedos, -Captain Hyde Parker, had captured the American ...

... FAIKATE CORRES.PNDENCE. Lozsdon, X .4, :4 past seven P. M. T' the French paper,, arrived ,this mornig to the 30th ult. and part of their contents, including the 28th bulletin, is to be found in the evening' pa. pers. We have continued the extractsfrom them, which comprise intelligence of no inconsiderable in. terest. - X - REPORT FROM LIEUT.-GENER.L COUNT WREDr. Cynovoska near Bainetscky, ...

... -ROM TJE I l LONn'A GAZTE.; ,, fr W -, _ ?? ?? I -r W 8}I }AL.-DECE B;i] WV2lo. ;f His Royal Highnes' the Pi-ace .egent has been Vleased,* the name. an4 on the behalf of his Ma est~y, to grant, t oity of a Baronet-of the Unit-, ed BKin om o f eat Britain and Ireland unto J.oger- Hale Sheaffe, T~sq. Major-General of his l!4si sty's fqices, ?? in the 419th (6or. Iertfordshire) regiment Qf foot, ...

... GDTTAlv.BUB>2G1Z-'MLS 1 1 a > la . t. RUSSIAN'!, BtLTIS.N ' Miitfry report rorm. inceekutusof to the Empersr Alex. ?? SIeniska, QcO. 20, (Nov. ?? . Your-Imperial ajestiwill havymerceived ljtrny firrner ncommunications, that the ir.tntion of theene- ?? to go roud'rme, and by that means get t'rK-' louga, and, force his way into' our most fruitful pro- vinces.- Tlhis detei minednme to abandon ...

... aise Dec. i.L -ARMY! OF TORrUA.- . .. .- - . ., - .: . - . . v Earact of a letter-written rto his- EXceency Athe WA-ltr;0f hi War, by General Coiut SsouI1a'. .. ?? Mo rjSEu&N-UR '.Whe 1. I arived ,t the arim 'th of Portugal, to take the command-of ?? .,u cantonments betweei the right -'bank-cE thte- Ebro duj Sand Bieviesea.-.Wishing to -force the 6ef to'raise . f .the siege of -Burgos, which: ...

... ?? - 9--- a;:aI'laebonian- Ocrfrp. e-A. EDINBURGX, le at - : iM0oNDAT-DACEMBERR 7. le Dispatches have been received from Lord Welling- ton, which bring down the account of his operations to the 19ch, at wvhich period he had arrived in the ly neighbourhood of Ciudad Rodrigo. The Lisbon papers previouslj received camrain intelligence of- a t later date, being to the' 2Oth, iwhen rhe. lhead-quar- ...

... (TRANSLATION.) COpy of an intercepted Letter from the Emperor Napo- JCon to the Duke of Bassano, dated Moscow,- Oct. 1., 1812. Duke of Bassano,-I have with me at this place two Prussian regiments, who have distin- guished themselves in the advanced guard -of the grand army,- but which, as may be expected, have Suffered severely. Might not the King of Prus- sia relieve these regiments by two ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDEASCE. London, Dec. 23, 1 past seven P g FRENCH PAPERS. This morning French papers reached us to the 20th inst. containing the 29th bulletin of the g0id army. It further appears by these papers, that til great and fortunate genius of the EWmperor NapoleQ3 has ultimately extricated him from the perilous sltu3 tion in which he was placed, both with respect to the rigour of the ...

... ?? CAN PAPRS. ?? :: ,~ I % :j sr , ; .. I . TS WH1CR A CCMUE (D T ?? substance of the tfaloi*g co ndiewiasven in ,vi ?? MIt -PR-UMLL tO L0iD CASTL4R G ?? MY LORD-It ?? necessary, I tr1 to cl o ;.the att~iisiol o£ ur Lordship to a rV ::of * the :l '-pndUCs of .theGoversilent of the United.States1 to) pr;ove ineozntirvertibly its unceasing anxietyi tb mnain- i taiw-the relations of peace and ...

... -FRIDAY-DzcassaEX 4. lvlucb surprise was on Wednesday excited by the Paucity-of Me~mbers who accompanied the Speaker with the address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. The whole number present on this occa- sion did not exceed a dozen; of these, the major part were the Ministers themselves. Mr Davis Giddy, and the rover and seconder of the address, we believe, were the ?? exceptions. ...