... FOR EI}GAT IAE lJ'iyLLs, bENLC'E. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Late on Wednesdav :i-ht Dispatches were re-1t ceijed by G3ovet-rnment front Marquis WCLLINGTON, |nd Z crci colnimunicate(7 to the public on Thursday ! morning, in a Gazette Extraordinlrv, of wbich the Isibsiance is given in) a subsequent column. The DIis- patches are dated from Ciudad Rodrigo; and we ' ish thiee had been of a more gratifs ...

... .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 ...

... LON'DON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY- TUEsDAY, DECizErEv8, 1$120. 'O-REitGN-OFFICE, DECEEBER: 8, 1812. Dfsparches, of 4vhich the following are copies, were yester- d.y received from Geneial Viscount Cathcart, K. T. hls Majesty'.i ArmbassidorExiraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of Ruseia, by Viscount Castlereagh, one of S.is Mijesty4 SPiincipal Secretaries-of State. - St Petersburgh, Nov. Ii ...

... FROM ANOThER CORRESPON-DENT. -The Court of King's Ben vwas crowded almost to suffocation this morning, to hear the following trial.' TIHE KING V. JOHN HUNT AND LEIGH HUNT. This was an ex officio proceeding for an alleged libel upon the Prince Regent. A full special Jury having been sworn, Mr Richardson opened the pleadings by- reading the libel. The Solicitor-General very shortly put it ...

... IMPERIAL PAfRL,I~ TIZV i ?? A HOUSE OF.-LORpD& .con'inuedfr our 'lat Pri ...

... 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. ...

... 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: ...

... (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 ...

... SPAIAL PRV- PITE C R ixtract of aletterf om ?Oooto .Vlv7. *- , 5 A~~6 untfye fro ; ,l my, Stadib&-Thiii tbe piiipa dIivsi~nsbhadeached. FtuenteGuinaaldoK,~where tihy remaind o the £3d. --Soult4 who'.0hd ?? itt 'luring the-whole of its; 1ate retrogi~ide n.2'e ienf tstdtt pi essed .upon~ i ts. rear. -. Catious --et;:e&isive, he- ear'd>~o b6 f ,atehing for n ppj of l ng his great 3riva. unde ...

... POSTSCRIFT. OI1tIrn, DECEMBER 5, By the dispatches received from Lord W.1lington, on Wednesday last, our readers will learn, with iegrer, tk it his Lordship haq been compelled to retrace his steps to l is former station at Fuente Guinaldo in Portugai. On the 5th, Gen. Hill joined his Lordship, and the retreat inine- diately commenced. On the I 9th, head-quarters were at Ciudad Rodrigo, and on ...