... 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 ...

... .A, 1t'as ist et ab losie doceri Tro the Editors )'~Jthe LieqWoIt ~Mrcap. J cl GENTLE.AEN, - Ihave'selected the above senti- ment from an old sehool-book, the miusty' leves f fli which mnight, I often'think, be se'viCeable. in the rX hands of Khing antd 31ii sters, if they wiiold only f, suppose tbei r understandings to be on a level with II I.tbose of children Dly master had riot a more i'fa ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... : 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 ...

... FRIDAY-DECEMBER 11. Wednesday, the Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton House. At two o'clock, a Privy Council sat, which was attended-by the Lord 'President of' the Council, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancel- lor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admi- ralty, the Master General of the'Ordnance, the Se- cretary of State for the Home ...

... PRfVATE CORRRSPOIVJNDBANCR. .London, Dec.; 9, 4 past seven rP.M. . No fresh arrival from France has taken plqce to-day, as we expected. -The wind coming round F to anunfavourable quarter, isdie principal cause to which we artribute-oui 'disappointment. We have; | avoured'with the perusal- of fartber letters. firom ?St Petersburgh to the 16th ult.bu theydo notbring down. the advices from the ...

... JtribQpZt?. V' J?YT?DAY it the House f Lords, Iu'rd Ellefi- I) r ugh pro?en ted a Bjh to ex lain and a it ic id ii si lye Deli to rs' Bill of last bess in : Ft cii a h icli his I ?i rdsh i p desc ri bed as f? nod to be ii in- -?oi-atl lv defci live, ,nid principally in whi?t respected tl.e pi ovisions dative to debtors, the aniiiunt ot wh'se debts exceeded '2OOO&. With respect iii ttiSC the ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 'Parliamentary Cotmendium. HiOUSE OF LORDS, Dec.3rd. The Bishop of Oxford presented a petition ?? ithe corporation if Oxford against the Catbulin. claims. The Bishopr of Bristol desired to say a few. ?? l on what had fallen from a Noble Earl (Hardwicke) F on* a former day, relative to the petition from the F University of Cambridge against the Catholic ?? It wds not usual in the uniiersity to ...

... Compendium of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN k DOMESTIC. .SATURADY, Nov. 28. Spain.-Tbe Extraordinary Gazette published Deceimber 5rd, contains despatches from. the Alar- quis of Wellington, the first dated Pitiegua, Nov. 7th, and in thbi bie states that the enemy repaired the bridge at Toro sooner than he expected. -He, there- fore, desired Sir Rowland Hill to continue his march by ?? upon Alba ...