... UNITED PARLIAMENT -J~EA . BR I or G-R.S A RITzYNAND IRBLAND. HOuSE(IOF LRD~s DeC. ra. The oaths were administered to the: Earl of Londenderry, and the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry.. - 1:PE.ALS. Lord R c I F S D A L t mentioned, that it wvould be -of great im- portsaice to the public Service to have a speedi decisiun.on an !iopeal now before the House, relative to encroachments in ...

... X I ro TIlE EDITOR OF TLEE MORNINGtp CIRONlEr I = _ ?? . . - , I . - . . .. . I . Five times f is ._-Cocrim AsurulTti'rc. It will much, gratify me if you or any of your Cor- respondents would inform me by what new theory of f numbers a Reverend Prelate in the Holse of Lords, and'a Noble Lord in the Common4. have so satisfacto- s nade out that sii' days' notice was given to the e Unoivrersity ...

... UNITED P4RLAMLENT, or GARA T BRITAIN AND IRE LAND. so HOU1~SE OF LORDIS. D~c, It. In three Appeals from the Couust 5f SessIoqn inz Scotland, ; Sir Bii' NV~isiaf Jonhsston, 14arl. v. Teiii~pir qna othrhss Mr. ~~dam le and Mr. Homner were heard for th'i Appellant, Sir S9anuel Ro- th~ mnilly and Mr. NWIogfiehlt for thum Rcspoadents', and Mr. Adlanm in treply. Judgminrins affirm&.tI with ~cot. ...

... FRENCH P.APERS. At a late hour last night we received Paris Papers to the ioth inst.- inclusive.~- They contain no Bulletin.- The following are extrafs:- PARis, DEC. 9.-Private letters from Wilna, dated the 29th N6v. state, th'at they had there received letters wi itten bj the Emperor, on the 27th of the same month, from Stukzenka, near Staroiborsow. His Ma- jesty continued his movement, and ...

... 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 ...

... ThE L6 OYDOAiTiGAZETTE, Decenm6er x2, i812. WVAR DEPARWPMENT. A Dlspatch, of whivhe the ±sdt~sow g is an Fxtrutt, has been. thris d.ry received b; Earl. Ilashirt, front qenerrd the plar- ?? of Wtellington, dated l'ren'ada, 2sth Ntiverube, t 8r2. hegrreater part of the enemiy's force which had crossed the Torn~ea have retired 3cross thatriver* alnd, it is-reported, have diree~ed the~ir marcih ...

... THE iVIWOVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: iF THU]RSDAr, D UC AGBER iO, IX2, At a late hour last night we -heard that Ministers p had received dispatches fr om Lord W ELLINGTbON. S We did not, learn their contents. Si 1- W e understand that a Messenger has a riived, who S was passenger on board a catter from Gottenburgh. By' the same opportunity wve have advices, from that.. C port to the- Ist inst. but ...

... 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 ...

... GIBRALTAJR MA~)IL. GIBRALTAR, Nov. 20.-By the last accounts faom Alicant we learn, that the first division of the Allied Arriiy marched from thensce in the direction of Va- lencial on the 20th, and the secod division was to fol- Jovj the nextday. The&8 ist regiment had had a small ?? widh the enemy's adk aneed posts. Lord WXiliiam Bentinck was ho1ur.y expeaed there, %with 0oo Si cilian troops, ...

... 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 ...

... GERMIAN A-,.D SI.DZSH PJPEERI. E(:TRACT OF A LETTI-1 FtROM CO?EINIIAGES, DATMD No~ 2. t MTe have receited ?? h1ere, that Prince Eck- muhl is dead of his wounds. WARSAw, No. .- A n ii ?? nolrs as a Courier, in the evcniniT of the 6i .e u a; the moment the Emmperor was enlterir f. I; Jd u He had an opportunilty of sceing ilis zI ?? rd a-- surinoT i-imself that he never lvas better. Thie army ...

... UNITLD PARLIA.MNN'P GRE.Ar BU,,TAIN AVD JR LAN1?. II ?? 0O .0RDlS, lMtC. fl.I I':l~~cio.dzllitau of jlstiqe B-ill wva ?? a t'iirl tim~e and p;%Sged, Oil the IllOtiOi of LOrdl WALSTIGrAM it Wasl ordered, that no Petition for ?? Bill should be received after the ?? of I[Cbruary. e CATH~OLI SC .,LA158. ?? Archbishop of C.INEr BrOIc preseited a Petition from the Dean and Chapter of ,C.iterhury, ...