... 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, ...

... SUN iAY ANI TULESDAY1 S POST. LONDON, DEC. la'. nim' tnssat of Mr. Madisoni, P~resideot of the TVidted it Cjj 2ritulajtingi tile nation oil being iln good eieltit, ;It d ids thle deieats and saccesses of, tile countryv since tnie ai tseliceleit of hostilities :bitt in a war proaeciitedi 11 oSa1,1 til aSCAle, thieie clii be lit tle to dleplore c ?? zjIL (I, a de wbl o rmtiits a, eniare anil ...

... 1h41'IC ii, Dcc. 19. A i?u,?erous ?\Ietaing was ht4d ui? Thui ?lay uti on the Moot-hall, to this towfl, called by tlt? AIa? - C., ?? gistrates, at the request of the Clergy, in (oder tt1 take hito co~nsiderauion the reliefo*f the poo~r at this inclemsent season. Ed(ward1 I'acon, ls.se IWlg ca.Ll- ed to/ the luaiir, he o~pened thle biisiiicss in, a CIc lei anld conicise mannler. After wvhichl ...

... 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. ...

... PO- STSIIP T. K> .:1- Ao nee7s ? 7ZTUeesday AigIdS Gazette. JON OI) TN. 1TUBsnAY. DEc. 13. SOUSI E of (AN1'JMN()NS, MOl)1DA) Deveenl c 14. GOLD COIN. 11f ClIhANCTELL0R ofS FhlieEXC RIQUER inveil Ille thlird re.lill- of tlhe Gold Coiu lill. Al?. I/Lhitebrrtad mrovetl the readlhu- of the r:ooltcltis wbievh were protlosel Mr, Biroughlaim ill 'July, I 1. 'he f~itt xwas.en .read, ~purporting that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Government have ordered a strong reinforcement of ships to join Admiral Sir J. B. Warren, at Hali. fax. In addition to those already on their passage, the following have received diiections to join him:- Ramilies, 74, Captain Sir T. M. Hardy; Cumlier- land, 74, Captain Baker; Sybille, 3S8,'Captain Up- ton ; Eclipse, Captain Tucker; Indian, Captain Jane; Arab, Captain Wilson; and four smaller ...

... -,tu ay 1osi. ' I l L1ONIJO3NC GAZErrTT1 ,SATURDAY Dec. 15. .Thtriigfireit t~t 1i, 181. A Dispatoclt of wlich. the tullo4viiig is an exttct, h ;lts 'e this tlay received b)y E.arl Batist, from General the Marquis of Wellington, dated Freuadi, £5th Nov. 1812: The ireater part of the enemy's force which had Frossed the 'lorines lhaveoreti'ed across tiat river; and, it ls reported jhae directed ...

... | I Forin Office, Dec. .. Dispatches, of which the following are copies, were yesterday received from General Viscount Cathcart K. T. his M[aJesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and e Plenipotentiary at the Court of Russia, St Petersburgh, N-ov i;, 181 2. MY LORD-I have the honour to acquaist your t Lordship, that Bonapatte has escaped from the go. vernment of Moscow, and has followed the road to ...

... CALEDOXI74N HORTICUL2'URAL SOCIETY. i . I r A general meeting of this Society was held on Tuescday the 8th instant, Sir GEORGE MACILEXcZE, Bart. in the Chair. V Several communications were read, in particular, . On the sufperiority of Camposts to pimle Dungs by Mr David Wighton, gardener to ?? of Lever, at Melville House. 2. On retarding the flowering of Peach ?? Trees, r by means of moveable ...