... FRENCHI PAPERSS. Wif,\.t, Nov. 26.-According to latc accounts from Prince Schwartzenberg, he has obtained further brilliant advantages over the cenemy, and distinguishcd hirnklf with the samie a6tivity which chaia~terised 'him at tbe commencemte,:nt of the campaign, his advanced guard having arrived at Sloncim, at the moment when the enemy did not think themselves 1uisued so closely. On their ...

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... GOTTEV VBURGH MAIL. PETERSBURGIl, Nov. .17.-General Count Witt- genstein reports under date of the 9th instapt, that Ma- jor General Harpe, who was ordered to both banks of the river Dwina, totake possession of Witepsk, entered that place On the 7th, at seven o'clock, after having had a severe engagement with the enemy; two of the en6my's cannon were planted on a hill, for the defence of the ...

... THE MORNING CZINUNJCLL. L O N D O NT:| FRIDAY, DBCEM9,11BEN 1S1,9za By a Gentleman who has ar rived &ool &ot nsb) we have, been favoured %vith GerrnIa anl Dajii S l pers, and other information, to the 1ate of tile 2stil 9t last month. At Copenhagen the isia5 [iihtCl e- postulated with the KING on the intlodu :a(1 ijlto !l Danish Gazettes of all the French f - e clusion of the Official ...

... AM1E'IaCAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. WAsHri-GTON CsTY, Nov. 4.-Tbe President of tl the United States this day communicated to Mr. Coles, m his private Secretary, the following Message to Con- ir gress:- a FELLOW CrTIZXNS OF THE SENATE AND HousE 11 OF REPIRESENTATIVES, , b Oo our present Meeting, it is my first duty to invite e your attentien to, the- providential favours which our J country hlas ...

... 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, ...

... BASI INDrA Ho UsE. r Yesterday a Quarterly Generbi Court was held at the East India House. - After the usual forms the dividend for the haif year, ending in January next, was declared to be 5t her dent. RENEWAL OF CIIARWITER. The CiRAIRtaAN (Sir Hugh Inglis) observed that the Couirt would, of course, expe& him to say some- thing as to ?? renewal of the Company's Charter, but he was unable to ...

... ,6,trlu swra4 i tire AMR-tvo eliAoslett. I am one of hei Wteraberia d. a Aruit9 3txs established' hi 'afbican4' Our fule ti vafli anid: ecd. n1oamy our order of the day9 iiAi& ai6 4 0have dcnom:umtlated ourselves. T/ze-$S~ii~ ?? We are desirous of obtam nng.i aoi~bsa n fira ?? inew- nmade B}arosncts; ?? wlosio~bt haq ~iinetiily Uen oc- cupied(14i Iemldc researcteii. wil1 a vi'o'f Ascertain- ...

... 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, ...

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... SATrERIDAY'S LOND'DON G.AZETTE. JddMiralcy-f//ce, Dee. 19, 1812. .dnmiral Sir Ilichard Bickerlni has transmitted a letter from Caplain Hicheils, of his Majesty's sloop ?? g;iving an account of his haviig, on the 10h inst cap- tnrcd lte Ainerican letter of marque schooner Antelope, 0F ten grns and tlhirttivo nileft, bound with a cargo from W?!1v Yurk to Bourriealx. R iN KtUP lTS. 0r. While, ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE1 December 19, ;812. A IDIIALTY-OFICEDeCrtlaTtR 19, 18772. Admuiral Sir Richard Biakerton Illa traelsnittiid to Johln 'sil. son Croker, E~q. a letter from Capltain flichenq, of ?? jesty's Sloop Ze~phyr. giving an account of his having, Ofl th~e ioth Instaat, captured the 'American letter' of marqute schooner Antelope, of ten gunr and thirty-two men, bound wisih a cargo from ...