... FRENCH PAPER9.: . Paris, Nor. i7. TWENTY-SIXTIf BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. Berowsk, Oct. 23. Aftsr the. battle of Moskwa, General Kutusow took a position a league in advance of Moscow; lie established severel re'doubts to defend the'town; he remamed'there till the last moment. On the 14th Septemnber, seeing the French army march towards Lima he took his resolutidi* and evacuated the posi- ...

... lfrla. P. atr IO'3 io IvD ~dta~ and 1 Otnba V '0000 . LONDONSATURDAY, November 28; UVRENCH Papers were this day received to the 25th i inst. Jlite eontain ?? and Tiventv seventh iulletis .-Trhe N6th Bulletin is dated Borowsk, the 23d October, and the 27th from Vereya, both to the suotli of the grandi. road to Smolensko, but at a great distance from it. It appears to have been the design of ...

... 7i ~lo !fty-Selventfhl BulZllet/inl a 'the Grad4d ?? VeI i(eja, O1ci ber~ Onl the '21 st, Prince. Poniatowski marched upon TIho ?? the arniv at; about to folowx'this tuovemieiit, but inl the ?? we lea rait tha ft ilic Cineil hadlquiited hlis vinreioilied Camp, andwa en1 mlarch to tile ait~ (e town of Malinard siaxitx. It lwas iromld faceessa ryN Ito narcli affol hi it, anld oh-_ strmet h is ...

... ?? I T o thae ED NTOR out he)A: V-W '9RFXYINC CS'i.' I -lI Slit, I have been mugh amused hvy the essays of the three celiaiipions of the ag-rieved parishes, which appeared in your last Thursday's Paper; their wit aml. argumewts fly thickL as the bullets of the (Camberwell sharp-shooters oni a field (lay: while their opponents, to carry on the simnile, stand like the pastebwtrd target, ...

... I'>o'n tilt! PARIS PA1' I I [1S A ftr thle bat tle of' MosivaIL4, Genealc Kuti 3. took aoit, 1`0.ifioui a lea g'ue if] :11lvince of Mdoscowa, he est ahl ished sevorca I redolthts to ?? then town ; he reanaine-dI hfere till 1he la it miomoiditl. OnI th#e 14th .seliff iefu)C' SeCill ug11 Fhrench -a tiny1 mard cl owards hiMin, IIs' tok isis t'so.5J t hol, and cx acunaiod the posi- titus, ?? ugh . ...

... e la eOEFFICIAL D)ISPATCHI FROMz MAt.RSHLT THIE MARnQUIS OV d WELLINGTONs DATED NE5AP-QUARTERS PETISGUA) r 7TI NOV. TO HIS EXCELLENC t DON MIGUEL RtnEIMtA FORJAZ. The enemy repaired the btidge of Toro in much ft less time than I expeaed, I therefore ordered Sir Row- .e land Hill should continue his March by Fonteveros, upon Alba de Tormes; and as soon as I found lie had rf| sufficiently ...

... f - Pos .1,17e'd,y~ &!i poset 4 tOU$N W4,GAZLT1'M, sxrURDAY Nov. 2S. U ;- f xr? the Oleius.vii. an etract, has iee zeivex ieu(; L>.tint.-.G. Sivum (ew'g Ikcvstatt, ad- d-, ssd tO the Eti ' athsi-A, ole Mif ilis Nsij lty's V'duei. jtW Saises dl v3-ltateai, Oct. U'. I Jl4W thte onout'~l t iairm y~ut Loirt hip, that the 4 X *,Ics anpRing tlhe cord 6ifaetf;nce zgipafist tbe . tpe-.lf tO e kefm in ...

... HOUSE OF LORIDS-Nov. 30. TRE PRINCE REGENT'S OPENING THE PARLIAMENT. Soon after twelve o'clock :this rnornin *'the Prince Regent proceeded from Carleton Rouse to 5t James'&- Palace, and about one set out from thence I his Majesty's state coach, through St James's Park, drawn by the cream-coloured horses, aad at- tended precisely as the King used to be. The' draft from the Life- Guards for ...

... LONDON NEWs CQ1TINUED. A -royal tigger, on:the -rtI. Dec, last, made its ap- pearance in the fields of,Wagra, near Bombay. In- foraation' having been gwven to the Judge at Berah, aff Adawlet guard of -10 'persons, armed with mnus- I kets and 'swords, were sent, to discover and kill t~he anipmaL . The service they bravely 'er oredi; but having in their. advapee upon the ferocious animal. b~een ...

... TO THE LORD PROVOST AND MAGISTRATES OF EDIN- BURGH, . AND OTHER TOWNS IN SCOTLAND. It NTL-of ?? GENTzsrxtEN,-The accounts -bf the harvest, from the rnorth and other parts of Scotlandare sugh as to lead to the rea- Sb sonable expectation that we shall not firtl provisions very pleus- tiful during the months of next summer; on the contrary, there is reason to fear, both fromn tho.backvwardness ...

... ?? _a.P -O ' :;2;2 tio ?? ?? ,f4r ,I i ;8 X ' il i rbr ?? A D)i'ml. ch, (fi ?? (th e `ltwing51 i.i k nu ,xtract hl:i; 1)CQ ' ei\ cd Irvin Ioit!E 1 ($Vilur.l S4r (ui,^te l'i,(oslt, hitstL. Odd 1d itO to ll' iiri a l l- ?? ()I 1;;;ISi \ S [;D PrinlC9: Xt'LI vc1 a ii SO >li ?? t~le(d d :'oliu'll,OJ ?? 11, 31s 1 I hawe [ilii iio)lr ?? ni'vln 'o0ilV 1,ok1jipli, t'hat tho forces c.i pol o tsill,+ ...

... . EDINBURGH N EWS CONTINUED. Sixty~ive sick prisoners were on Monday-landed at Leith, frotnthe Ariel ?? transports, and con- veyed in eight artillery waggons to the depot at' Green]la'w -; and on Tuesday twenty-two' Weielanded: ?? ?? transport, and sent in three wag'ons to the samhe place. quarry ?? hill, on splitting a- huge, block of freestone, xiearly three tons weight, founrd a living- ...