... 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 ...

... TITE 3LEDICAL JOURNAL. Time Fle ?? ,?it lrri t.'le circuit of this paper ae rehpect (rn inf'(r, (hat tre first nalmber ot ta Ae7wU Volume yf ile MEDICAL JOURNAL, can- rlitti,'1 by Dr. Io.egili and Vr. !R'nyston, willhe ?? on s ire s2 of Jnnl lary, and mer ybeliar lof t/a SIi tinler f (1ti/s papmr, of qids Nlewsmen, andi of all BJooklscile.s. TwsLriY Enawrr Vor nES nr now comp/iletedJ of tlis ...

... 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. ...

... M0ST GLORIOUS NEWS. CUllt Ite Destruction of DAVOUST's CO)pS! Surrenltdir of Nyr 's A rmy ! ?? ?? title l ield of Battle! BEIAt1/kO'S sarrounded! VlIcroR dcejated' es% P1o tn e p/at ofj tte Enemy, oJ' 12 Ge- aI)ol, 243 Oflicers, betneelt 30 ae 40,000 ?? besides Ailled and PP-ouneled; 300 ?? oj Casannon, 8Standards, ?? LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Forutin 03;ice, Dec. 1I. ipotces, of Uilch ...

... . 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 ...

... M'r. Edilor oj Mhe Mercury. Sin-Your correspondent of Dec. With, sign- ilt hinms I 1i Ytrks li s jlaw t ivesrt , h as very greatly added tis the numbier oftdiffieult es attending the hu- ainess o1 vel.btqving and of swool-grooing: no Las so (if Iis rpresest ations are coyreco) thas ;he risque of basnkrsincy fir the: rister, and nf no market that can aris 5cr for the latter: y-t he tulks oi ...

... 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 ...

... WOUSE 01F LORDS. Thursday and F^riday, nothing material came bdlor, 111. C r Lords hips. HOUTSIE OF COWIMWN'S. IVE DNIsoA\Y.-In thle Coionlittoe of ways ?? me3ans,0 1t ( C,'ieC, 11)3 qn C:l F.3 h.q,,r ., i li ie r rneoal 0! ilo lr.1nery 333'es lIi) inl0, sugr. .3n3 tOIJ4(-, ; J (b( 1 10 ,3O,131101/. ?? Ua I.;i-ae by 930 1' l.0301.(q 3:1 11i i.-A- rr u to. S;i, PJ,.'cio 13ordltil osc 3 nd so d, ...

... 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 ...

... AMERICAN patlE.S]D ENT'S MESIAG E. Em, NnKrII 4- (o/tl(t Ij C'd, Nov. 4. i The Pr-esident (If tre' Uni'tccSatstista .communtinscateii tO 3It. (.>lcs, I~ riiviitti ?? tary, ther Iotlowitg 1 sgetin C Mlgls 1el/ew-Citize,15 Of pi,. t aid,, ?? of llji v' on our ?? in-t iti, is mly fi St duty to 'A I nvite y o r auet oniir to trio liro% ride ittial fr coors ~hieh or nionitr ies 'qlcrierreed 'Ii ...

... 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 ...

... THE 3MRCURY. A~orRuc.i.-The Messoge of tie Preoidont to the S-riot, alnd Hlonso of Ri-presenmatives, bas been r clhed. Thwe acival of this Document ?? beeii 3oiticiuatod with co uliderable aixiety, from ari expvcmttlo ?? it would coulpi.ately fet at rest all the skir nises thot were entertakied rocpectitlg tile Ov1rLLUCS MaIde to the Gov,'rnmetnt of tile Unitetl Staites through Sit' JoNs B1-0 ...