... INTERCEPTED ,CORRESPONDENCE , - . - I - . ,A . n l, I n- GYy of an intercephd kter from Bona/arte to the DJA _assanoJaed~i14ksezto, October 16, 181S. * DutJr oF BASSA-O-I have with rne at thi pIS two Pruffiran regiments, who have diitingudfh 1 felves in the advanced-guard of the grand arry which, as mayi be expected, hnave fuffered feverdY Might not the King of Pruffla relieve thcse regifl; 5 ...

... 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 ...

... O E . p - , 1 T : -: .L Xf ?? Lords HirroTau id-as~~jte Lord ,Cban- he~ btarchpornob gt *e proprietors of' Leith B arbour to taken t9 At were ipt mo~sa a colllua priy; and~theg seitnt0to ,Clierkwll ed: the kpoe. Bton~iettogext-itnelongtpr reomsiee MrD 0 n rsntdapt~okr the booksle ob,! Mraise r~an a buttpqosine ppestx! to Mr Va itfarW ?? to 4me a t,1wh s te l t' errS ?? that they ,h tdbespostt ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDOA. MONDAY-D.c..ec az 1a We understand that his Royal Highness the of Clarence is to hoist the Union flag in the rive Admiral of the fleet, in compliment to the Admiral, who is to be formally rece the 'I reeved in sta, b his Royal Highness, in order to do away that clash ing pf equal ranks, which might otherwise occur any of our Admirals of inferior dignity. Sir Edmund Nagle is appointed ...

... tON DON, jfoyDAY, DECEMBERt 14, 1812. F -PT,,,'flCI P~apers to the 11th int~ant, 0 vdill ?? I thits 'Aftet'iOlkhii.-'ltly ?? 110 latetill, but PrivateiL leteles firom 'II C airnity- Itlit il I,IC i.ts vylttoid Lit W1iltl, ?? thue 5th jus~t.- jtIi,'ll' file wtIId, VISr i c XLIilllit'ild fav'przotif) I .ILL~iL ILt~ttiII' ItS IL ilVC im its ' It is rl iLliriiillL, >1 L.ICI L L~t~tILfrao thle I ...

... diffR1CA ~ PRES1D9ENTS SPEECff.- : Washington Ciity, No0V. 4. A gi The Prmsidefit vf 'the Unmte4'sites ihis dayq Co~n'imuncate&di ?? Coles, his private Sicretary, the-'~ following me~ssage tor Congress 015 O our present snleetng, it is my first duty to invite your 'a attention toi the providentiat favouls -wbich ocuru country lisas, . experienced in thae unusual degree of health 4iepesesd ...

... 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 ...

... PROCLAMATION ISSUEd BY THE EMPEUOR ALEXANDER, DATED ST PETERSBURGH1, NOV. 15. i'We, Alexander the First, by the Grace of God, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c. &c. do hereby make generally known. It is well known to the whole world in what manner the enemy has entered the boundaries of our empire. No step or means that have so frequently been resorted to by us for the punctual, ...