... AMERICAN PAPEBRA I ; CUMOTS SUBMITTED TOI CONGRESS. ii' have rece~ived a series of American ard 'Hali.- Pr X ta'x papers; ehe~ fo~rmer't'o the 8th;'an',the latterto , ' -the 19thaiultt :Fram these we have extracted the t 'most Iateriai part of the inmportant docrnents eth r lati'o' the. overiures to and froR tfiis co'untry, ihait Ir accompanied_ ?? nessage.. - - , The first is, a ,letter,.from ...

... FROM StE ZLONDO.' GAZETTE. C'&RLT0N-UOUSE-flEC. 18. 1812. This day his Exccellelncv Count de Lieven,. Atm'- b bassador Ectraordinary ad Plenipotentiary from'his s Majesty the Emperor of ail the Russias,. had hi it first private audience oe his. RoyaL .Highness the. . Prince Regert, to deliver his credentials; to which t he was introduced ?? Castlereagh, his Ma- Jesty's Principal Secretary of ...

... LLOYD'S MAR1ItE LIST-Dec. 1812. . 'he Sans Souci French brg privateer, of 16 guns and 120 men, Iwas taken 15th instant, after a chace of 12 ?? by tro the Andromache and Briton frigates, and arrived at Plymouth tib on Sunday.' She had been out from St Maloes six weeks, pa and made two prizes, one the Speculation from Cork to Lis- bon, mentioned in the list of the 15th instant; the other the ge ...

... . 1. ~~ ?? ?? e ~~WEDNESDAY-Drc~s~arS s.23 I- ._ . - Mr Bragge Bathurst is appointed one of the Cabi- net Ministers, in consequence of the resignation of the Marquis Camden. Extract of a letter from Alicant, Nov. 15.-. Our army (Maitland's) has been, ever since its arrival, in a state of inactivity, being then considered too weak to advance.; but Elio's army having united 0, with that which ...

... BUSSIAN BULLX&ET. PRINCE KUTuSOFPFs REPORT. Prom the Village of Dobrovo, Nov. 16. After the defeat of the enemy neear Viasma, the army advanced in the direction of Krasnoi, by the de shortest road, in order to cut off the retreat, if not of hi, the whole French army, at least of the rear. This was successfully carried into execution on the 17th ca 2nd 18th of November. The van, commanded by T1 ...

... Cadiz, Dec. :. The Marquis of Wellington's retreat has caused no discouragement bere. The inlistment is carried on with great. activity throughout this country, and in this province we already have an army of reserve of 25,000 men. ' ' : Letters from Madrid of the 28th ult. state, that Massena bad left Bayonne, in great haste) for Paris, in consequence of symptoms of commotion. in the. later ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDEASCE. London, Dec. 23, 1 past seven P g FRENCH PAPERS. This morning French papers reached us to the 20th inst. containing the 29th bulletin of the g0id army. It further appears by these papers, that til great and fortunate genius of the EWmperor NapoleQ3 has ultimately extricated him from the perilous sltu3 tion in which he was placed, both with respect to the rigour of the ...

... rT-ELERS OF > following nrp to- Ac . ;The ?? are the letters from .the Marqu.,: of Buckingham and Camden, oferia f seirvice parts of the produce of their o Puicl t ce m ofthe Excequei. The Lords Of the Treasury i~ 3 consequence of their offers, requested the e : t f their l espective sums into the Bank of Lngt odpg S voluntary contributions. .7 The Ailarquisses of. TJCark5lGAU ard C0. ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Dec.25. 1812. The President, Congress,,3nd United States frigates, and' Argos sloop of wat, sailed from Bostonr on Sth October; -the t Uhited States was spoken with oni 14th, in lat. 41' long. 61. She had parted from the resc of tliesqiiadron four davs before. b Tbe Essex frigate sailed from' the Delaware on , .7th October. 1 he Cbnsti!tion frigate and Hornet sloopof war ...

... I _ ; M I'rI tile letters rela ting to a., recent 6fr`f`a!rw Mistice by.the A.mericn offert, of a , Ar : mstce y ?? iha.iw to a peace, 'havebeen' subrnitied 'toCorgressJ and we have insertedthese documents in another part of our paper., It is now clear, that the controvers etweer two courltries of Britain ahd Arherica la. been gra- dually worn away almost to nothing. The orders iin .Council ...

... - CAN PAP ARS . at Albany, head-quarters, Nov. 1. c Pan Accounts from the frontiers state that all the forces sC destined for a third invasion of Canada, were con- the dentrated at Platisburgh, and would -amournt to ; of 10,000 men. They will be commanded by Gene- our rals Dearborn, (who-left Albany), Bloomfield, and de, Chandler, of the regulars, and some militia Generals. ci )ns Theregulars ...

... 1JfINBURGH INSTITUTE. --A'gemelil e~i~-f the memnbersf;-tbis. lstii~- nci tutionw iheldtin'Mnry' ChOapel,. on ?? 'ucsday, the., :v:~22d current, for the~ purpose. of 'receiving 'onmrnusiii j ci ctions- dri sjct oeedwt'cinlieaU're, and.the, arts t~- ?? h - : -D J~AM~S M Ls n h Chai.- Aong.,othaer communications the fiallowing ?? z-revs di. 1,st, Account of a fact-in Metoorology lately, ...