... - . j _ IAo l '- c i-__- Fof otndan, 'Ydrksire, Mitchell; tHi9a, Padley' Neptune, Skelton;- Glass Merehant, Watson; -H lifai, Megg It; -Charlotte. &ElaehVht.rw.e Good lItenr,- Wray, For Wiserch, Succesr, Howard .Jeanie, Nailor -; Williami:& Ann, Towosley0 Harvest Home, Bativi For ScdrborhgAh, Welfare Ward. For WNevcastle, Ark, Fothergillz For Ijn, Mary, Ingram; Telegraph, Watson Ceres, Hobson. ...

... I LONDON,SATUvRDAr,D DcEME so. RUSSIAN 4AND FREfNCH BULLETIATS. We have great satisfaction in statingsthat Ad- ficesoF a most important and favourable natuie have eern receivcd l rom the theatre of war in the North, transoitted from the ahltic by 4drniral Hope, and rhich wer e last night published' in-an official bul. b ria, bom which we copy the following ,Evrart of a letter from Coun~t ...

... i DI.,. lo OlRN CHROClE I -, qri ?? R tte.. BOyllf HRO It. Silit, ,onday,-Dec. 7, iSi2 I have aliady kperle6ecd y'ou polilenss on an oc- casion when I *bas under thee necessity of vindisdat.g rhyself firom the mistake of dthers PI have nova to re- quest its iridulgence in allowirg mne to plead goilty ido'ie of my ofw, and I alti the mdte anxtious to anticipate its confession in next Sunday's ...

... GOTTIEiVBURG-I MAILS. EXTRACT OF A LtlTTERt' FROM ST. PETEtSIURGcII. , Op the 8th and 9th (N. S.). Platow again at- tacked the corps of the Viceroy, Davoust, and Ney, at Dorogobasch, with 3ooog Coss~icks, and completely ronted them, killed 12,O00G, and took 300o prisoners, and 62 pieces of cannon. An intercepted lutter from the Viceroy to Berthier, at Smulensk, gives an account of tlae ...

... - mlpeial paditaiielit niOv5SE or LORDS- AmenayINVtein Ill Tess day, the~seSsion was opened by hiks Royal H I niess the PriuceeRegeut in person, and With the'usual The commonsb kigsummoned in the u~oal form,c ~.nd the speaker and tile mleinbersof that house appear- kng its attendafice 'at thle bar, his Royal H-ightle~s, delivered the foROWinlg speech rti thle throne; .- :My `Irdo ad ...

... THE MORNING C(1110I I.V'LL L O N ) 0 N: TUILS;MY, D EC^Z.ZJEbtR 3, 011. Yesterday we had the arival or oA e o iili io n Hfli- goland, a~nd thlree fronm Gotterh;ergh. 'iv og nrl mez also reached London by the p1aclt fiom rwedcfl, dispatches from Loid Cr. A x A!LT mdthe ..rI a il - nipotentiary, by whom we hvive adriees h. l ?R - sian c.,,pital, as late as to the i 7th eli. Tbae followving ...

... Eallnon .a ette extraombiparq, I TtUuSDAY, DecEMBER 3, 1812. WAR DEPARTMENT. Dotwaing-5street, Decami6 3, 1812. F DiPdpTCHEsOfWhichthefollowing leeXtn6 were received last night by Earl Bathuist, addrera to his.lordship by the Marquis of Welington. IV Pitigua, Ntov7ember 7, i5 1, The enemy repaired the bridge at Torca: if much earlier period than I expedhed. I therd'r r- desired Sir Rowland ...

... : RENCH* .P A-PS. A~ FREIVCH1-PERS. TWCNTVYS; Til ftBtLLETIN 0 TPE O GrAND 'ARM'. .bsrowsh, Oct. 28 .-After the battlejof Moskwa, Gen. KWjsow took a position a league in advance of M os- cow, h estabishe s~everal rdoubts to defend the town a lie remained there till the last moment. On the 14th of September, 'seeing the French army march . towards him, he took his resolution, and evacuated the ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT ' o F GREAET BPIT717TiTr AND I.RELAND. HOLUSE OF LORDS, DEC. 7. In an Appeal f]ronm the Court of Sersion tin Scotland, fa 't-rli th s !rA1r' Ari and r.r. H ?? herd rc l fM 'leAtlr)LL!lE'Flzt .1i ?? nex t Tile l lotsp of LtANDO N prasante. aeti . PeeH fiom Sin n Col- Irge; ansith~ e Bihoonclioln a l 9etitiou from tue Clergy of the Cnsv.ai v ( ofleicester agaitist Caiuoct'ol ...

... : I- - -T-a -s TWVENTY-SfVENTH BULLETIN. dIil - ''' t Ocrdeapia , 0er 27. ( I On the 22d,, Prince .Poniatowski marched up-Ot ers Vereia. - c - Oti'the 2Sd, the army was about 'to follow this move- hement; 'but, in the afternoon; we learnt that the enemy he had qhitted, his entrenclied'catip, and was on umarch to )b- the littlec town of. Mialoirad'awitz. It was found h.Inecessary to marcb after ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...