... lmporilfltan vscounts froin lBussia. FROM TSil x,,flblOn (Faytte ttraovbfltarv1 , TuESDAY, DECEbIuER 8, 1812. DisrATCHES Of which the following are copies, were yesterday received from General Viscount Cathcart. St. Peterslsrgh, N-reib -r 11, 181 A21 MY. LORD-I have the -honour to acquaint your lordship, that Bonaparte has escaped from the govern- msent of Moscow, and has followed the r ead to ...

... EXTRACT OF A X ETTER FRIOM TUE iLLAN;D OF .3: vIY;CEN'r. At length our alarms abodt the Volcano are i ning to subside; the horrors of it seirnm past! a;d I c, haps iood may come oa!t of c-il. For, in miany of the spots. which appeared to Sgjc, most under the late ?? erUption, and the cioder, Sc. fell in most frightful exd-s.5, they already brgin, we hope, to show a inost flrtirlsing power, ...

... I - . d I TO THE EDITOR Of HatULt PXCgXt. SIR,-T-olferve that your. correfpondent, SimON,b whofc lines ettitled, LraRAts A-wts s alipearMd in your Iaft,. has reprefented thoie regulations which have :been lately adopted for the purpofe off obtaining a greatef variety of fuitable pierfons to a6k on fucceeding commit- tees, as intended -witL a 'view to promote tbe P aie of 'trnita- ridn fm. ...

... THE, MORNING CHFRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, DECEMBER ?? I812. It is not possible to form any rational judgment of the a6tual state of the Fiench armies in Russia, or of the motions of BoX9.1iAARTE, from the accounts received yesterday morning. It would appear, that he has at Smoleonsko a formidable army, and that pains have been taken for the last three months to increase its natural strength, ...

... . LONIYO, SATURDAY, DECEMBEE I'. THIs morning, Government received dispatches V at from the Mar quis-of tTellington, dated at:Fieynada, S he on 'the 25th ult.' The allied, army, under his lord. id ship's command, occupied precisely the same posi. n tions, as at the date' of the last dispatches. 1 The d enemy 'had made no movehient whatever in ad.: [ vance--an, additional proof of'his ...

... I- ?? THE GAZFTATE DE FRA.CEo. Drc. 7. We to day celebrate that day which opens the lninth year of Nappleon's reign; a reign preceded by eight years of immortai' glory; brilliant to himself by the most memorable exploits, and by the most elevated ahs of policy and legislation ; a reign, the fruit-fi acivity of'whiich ensures to our country ages of grandeur, fe- pose arid prosperity. WVhen ...

... rlpperial parliament. . i ? {OjfTg or LORDS, Mwnday, 7ecrnier 7. 7Xe jg-ia~f Lincolrn presented a petition from the ottgie of Lincoli;-and The Bishoweof tLon a peti. the clergy of Sion College, against the Roman co~ic caDr ' rTE MARQt'US WELLTIN T 'ON, Theerder of the day was nmoved for taking into con- gsrtile Poi bce Regent's gracious message.. elerkaccordingly re-fd the message, informing ...

... FRLENCH PAPERS. PA,.s, Dec. 6.-The French people .cclebrate, for the eighth time, the Coronation of his Majesty-a day the most grand among the great days, which havc marked each year of a life fertile ilk prodigies, and pre. cious to the universe. Before plicing upon his viELori- ous brow the Crown of Charlemagne, the Emperor had already proved himself the greatet of Captains and the first of ...

... MISCELLANEOLT9. iD The adjournsment of parliament for the holydays h will ta'le place on the l8th indt. andbe extended tonTues. e davr tle I8 - f c 'eisruary- Ib Sir Edward Pager was' surtnonded by five Frencb f d dragoonq, and wan gallaptly cutting his way through . f them, when his horse fell'rnder him, from the effect of tl )f wounds an'd fatigue. He was ctieni necessarily 'com- '1 ...

... LN NTUD - - - - - - - - w- ~--Ai---u A GOTTENBURG mail has just reached the office, of which the following are extrac.. Gottleiutg, D'Dcembei 5-During the retr( _ French, Gen. Augereati, together with his w; tk have been compelled to lay down their assr prisoners-of war. are General Wittgenstein and General have joined. key hutusowv, with his grand army, is at Koloona, Smolensk is completely ...

... 1VESTMliNSE.vA 'trC bRS. The E lIc6 ors of Wetminsier dined yesterday at tile Crow n and Anchor 'taverls, for the purpose of celebi at: ing the elecihon of their plesent Representatives, SiW FitANcIs BUPTe'rr ancd Lot d CoCoI0IANE. The chair wnis filled by M>. WisluiAT, who, after the cloth w as removcd, stated the obje ct fo orvhich they were assembled, and observed, with how much reason they ...

... '7 - H i. - = 5 = = - . , .r.. LONDON, VWwwzSoA, DECE-uER 5 ., IDA SHis morPn!g. a Malta,mail arrived, by' which sidef :e'hsve received .the Wlo tingarticles from Sicily:. car!t Misrisa, Ortaber 17.-Yesterday a council of war wvas minI a~sebied in the citadel,-for the trialof some .spies who 'had-been arrested, when, before theyprQceeded ti say- dier, wo. we bropvr- 'before -them, 'of the'' ...