... - . 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... 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 ...

... : 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 ...

... '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 ...