... .I E , R ;, aR ,, ,EI I ' MESSAG AJKERICJ. PRESIDENI& WE $S.4E, I; -~ - Ot :' g _i, .S~~ , - ;^ ~ ,W iI o . t S ;.~~~~~, -4 A 'bngtr Xy tvewZr_4.- Was lsgtson C~j1I owa tai Presidentlof the United States this day-corn- munikated to F. Coles,. his private secretary, the fdl.. lowing neiSsage to Cotigress: .. ,w s . Fells,,. cVjt4'Z s/J9th-e cenateit .akd- huse- of uvrnenfat~rn, i On nrpresebt ...

... THE KING v. BELL AND OTHERS. The solicikdr-geuiral, on a former day, obtained a rule- calhing on the defendants to shew cause why a iri niinal-hiformation, or int'rmatious, should not be grauted zgainst thedefezndaqt, for having sent a chal- lunge to.Mr. PaisbIns, to provoke hsim to fight a duel. Mr: Searledthis day shewed cause againsrthe rule, andfromrthe affidavit ofEMr. Parsons, upon which ...

... , DelNorQ. 0 .JEUTENANT GAMAGE. . ii the jm~rdet. -tThe eteeution of Lient Gamaie,-for G at Griffon sleoo of 5-jernt of marines, on hoard tiel court-martial, took P ,ursoan-to the sentenceinf a o* n boirdnilat ship. He.,hs -orning at'rea 'clock, titude. -About- eight o cia., his fate with manly frw At clergyman, and remained Witl.!vat aneqded by the M r: nine,-w-hen the proceosion began tro ...

... LN NTUD - - - - - - - - w- ~--Ai---u A GOTTENBURG mail has just reached the office, of which the following are extrac.. Gottleiutg, D'Dcembei 5-During the retr( _ French, Gen. Augereati, together with his w; tk have been compelled to lay down their assr prisoners-of war. are General Wittgenstein and General have joined. key hutusowv, with his grand army, is at Koloona, Smolensk is completely ...

... . 4 gor3 . C. - *. GOi''lENBURG MAl T.L 6Sz.dkotra tit., Ii .Q-It is, reported 'and gven'erallybe-. tiev', ihae. isegsiiiarismis are onifoot between Russia, atid Anusria. About' totir *buhdredifguis, akell ftoi;. the .French4 are to be. formed into' thas, pinttuelitS at Peter.sburgh. Agreat nitniher oF itands ,,f colours tdkeo from lle enemy, are placed in the Ceraami cburch, at Petersburgh.' ...

... LQRDON ITiHRSDAY, DECEMBER 10. DREADFUL S ITU,-T'aV .OF TRiE r FRlENH ARMr. .2 re itile tale is told in France! The twentyv re .thbulletin has been published, and on NWedrnes. r plot 5 received in this country- in Paris papers. m dl lt aa n ch in acdiifnt of disaster and miseiry-as, re derl Swas never before ofaicially pubsthed. st GC believ the princtpal passages of it befor o ur cc ' ...

... '7 - H i. - = 5 = = - . , .r.. LONDON, VWwwzSoA, DECE-uER 5 ., IDA SHis morPn!g. a Malta,mail arrived, by' which sidef :e'hsve received .the Wlo tingarticles from Sicily:. car!t Misrisa, Ortaber 17.-Yesterday a council of war wvas minI a~sebied in the citadel,-for the trialof some .spies who 'had-been arrested, when, before theyprQceeded ti say- dier, wo. we bropvr- 'before -them, 'of the'' ...

... INTERCEPTED ,CORRESPONDENCE , - . - I - . ,A . n l, I n- GYy of an intercephd kter from Bona/arte to the DJA _assanoJaed~i14ksezto, October 16, 181S. * DutJr oF BASSA-O-I have with rne at thi pIS two Pruffiran regiments, who have diitingudfh 1 felves in the advanced-guard of the grand arry which, as mayi be expected, hnave fuffered feverdY Might not the King of Pruffla relieve thcse regifl; 5 ...

... Welast weed gaw insertion to a Letter. on 'th suljeit of the H Bull Suberiition Libray, from Rosr TopNe :- the Jaws p4iodple of perfedc impartiaoity iniducer us i, find pilai for thi fallowing Poetical. Rjsion rece(red fron,aonothgr Correspondtent, under the title of. LIBRARY ANNALS for 1812:: Beinsg a Lrettir', co4dlatery and ceagratukiloeyfrrno - . SLow so his Brother. Sixste. .:'TWLLF giVr ...

... CADIZ ;MAIL. : Repiv qf Don Ftancisco BwliAstermosi to Tihe dispatch by which he received hi Sdisniiail trot his tII's tand ,M6rST B i. T SiF, Iii's msoiing, ivlire eiaged in rne~ i rdisir'y disjiatcl f dFnl' buaineiss I re- ceived your.excoltency' spa clischartng one ,icodl t4ie co.u rnniiiiof ti'e ciapr a.iislhip ge erai of the bur knglrnis 'or Andalisia, aid of the f nrth army in ,WUinieg ...

... 'MtETING or 'PARLIAMENT. Trat meeting of 'a new parliamnst is atwa'y5 an nie. 'tasiots of expectation and curiostty it i tanamnhiti,- 'in a popular constitution, to a new reiii and to a new prince; and between the passions of the lisy, anti the. curiosity of the idle-between thlse hry ha'e 'some- thiing to hope or fear, and those Wh( are allways on the looknout for something new, the whole ...

... Lonbolnt oagtte eItaorotnarp. PisAp~cuas~of ic i lh arpe * . receivedilast: uyiarh byVis~n~~slratoeo~f Waji~tv s 1'ritcipal See~ret rieti~bfState,- from Ggi 2~11 1;ic' no:s Catilizrt,' IL T-T.his 'Majesty' ainb, do~ T extiao ~dittary ndud 01,eipoteutiisr~ ~to. tbe E~~i'~ol tf s'idated at Si~ ~P etrsbutgh, -the Osd and 25th of'p November, 181 My Loani Jo ini dispatch of Lthe 11$tls iust- J ...