... L i >ON FRIDAY-DEcEcMBsn 18. The following is a correct list of the Russian fleet arrived at Chatham: S;ps. Guns. . Comamanters. Chabroy ?? 110 Commodore ButchensitY (1} Pametgeftavi . ?? . . 74 Cear-Admiral laropka ICaptain Bftchernsky Smeloy ?? So Ogilby Treschvotitel .. 74 Rose Borey .. 74 Ratmanof Severdaja Suezda ?? 74 -- Povalichen Jupitor ?? 74 Commodore Boyle Orel ,4 Captain Durnoff ...

... .DTT~fl . F TH. CALEDOITO T N . ECR I , EDIOR. OF THE CALEDOMAN MERCURY. ., Ms Ebreost-As a frequent sojiurner in this .my native city, may. lbe indulged wits -half a column or so in your jtaper, to state some ideas.on the subject.of tlie nevi, 6treets, Iqttawes, an4 placer, tbe introducedto usson'the fields and ireries.tos*ards Leitli; and for the miost'approved plan of *hich, tfeti are, I ...

... LLOYD'S MAR1ItE LIST-Dec. 1812. . 'he Sans Souci French brg privateer, of 16 guns and 120 men, Iwas taken 15th instant, after a chace of 12 ?? by tro the Andromache and Briton frigates, and arrived at Plymouth tib on Sunday.' She had been out from St Maloes six weeks, pa and made two prizes, one the Speculation from Cork to Lis- bon, mentioned in the list of the 15th instant; the other the ge ...

... GERMA--N- -N GBR2M.~b PXpER5, N ,rmbrg, Dec.I Several parties of the brigands are at trD: k desolating many districts of Silesia nS cat and audacity have,- in many towns, Tr Tht,1 to the Civil Authorities, so that iie tror ; erted themselves sufficiently to iave nt ?? This pusillanimity has, as might be fr-, boldened these wretchieg, atid oCcas, fores e-m. ra, .es. Their retreat is in the nao ...

... Calcbonian`' 31 cu EDINBURGH, SA TUIUJAT A0CEMBj~RSP 5. A second edition of the Courier contains the fol- lowing intelligence from Poxtugal Soult and Souham have formed a junction, and seemed determined togring Lord Wellington to anj action. The lat- ter is strongly posted near Salamanrca, and in direct commu-. nication with Sir R. Hill, at Alba de Tormes. Our united force was 60,000 men, ...

... FRIDAY-DECEMBER 11. Wednesday, the Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton House. At two o'clock, a Privy Council sat, which was attended-by the Lord 'President of' the Council, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancel- lor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admi- ralty, the Master General of the'Ordnance, the Se- cretary of State for the Home ...

... PRfVATE CORRRSPOIVJNDBANCR. .London, Dec.; 9, 4 past seven rP.M. . No fresh arrival from France has taken plqce to-day, as we expected. -The wind coming round F to anunfavourable quarter, isdie principal cause to which we artribute-oui 'disappointment. We have; | avoured'with the perusal- of fartber letters. firom ?St Petersburgh to the 16th ult.bu theydo notbring down. the advices from the ...

... .PRIVD4T1 CORRBSPO-NJENCE. . 4 ~~~London, :Dec. 16,-$ past se4;ve M. While' the Gazette EXtraordincry Twarepar- jng, another account arrived by a schooner'irom' ehe North, and the official jublicaiion of LoiACat- cart's disp;at ches was postponed.u ntil it should 'e ascertained ifany sdditionalpintellsgenceof import- ance had reached the'banlds of Government. ?? ,was obtained, and thc Gazette ...

... LONTDO. MOINDAY-NovEMsEP 3, Saturday,, in the flouse of Lords, tie Lm d cellor sat at three o'clock, when several Peels *O'b the oaths. The Earls of Northampton ard Carn introdaced~by the Marquisses of Hertforod rd IV. chester, took the oaths land their seats z the Marquis of Northampton, and the latter s ?? Camden. It has been reported, within the last tlhree or J days, that the Marquisses ...

... - ' AD'IIRALtY. IC, DEC. 26. ?? ~ ~ _ : , ., z , Copyofa Letter from MAmiral the Right Honourable Sir ?? Wairen, K. B. Conmmnder, n Chiei of hits Majesty's ships azid.vessels orinthe North American sta. t .Ofn, to John Wils*o kerq, Esq. dated at *ioifaxs lath NoVemiber-1812. I beg leave to transmit copes -of Iet-ers from CaptaiWV 'Whinyates and. Capiain'Sir John B,eresford; tbe former giving ...

... FROM StE ZLONDO.' GAZETTE. C'&RLT0N-UOUSE-flEC. 18. 1812. This day his Exccellelncv Count de Lieven,. Atm'- b bassador Ectraordinary ad Plenipotentiary from'his s Majesty the Emperor of ail the Russias,. had hi it first private audience oe his. RoyaL .Highness the. . Prince Regert, to deliver his credentials; to which t he was introduced ?? Castlereagh, his Ma- Jesty's Principal Secretary of ...

... 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 ...