... THE MiORENIG Cl-IlO,\IVl ?? LO N D, O-: P7 D XBSDA F, D ECRY . C -FT: Letters to the 5tit inst. by the Caicz M-,rr- livered yestniday.-- The want of cner; ;. :c of the country, and the avidity for 1i-s -ol, for the benefit of themistelves in the no: ' .!il G vernment, is the uniform sobjea of c the best friends to Spanish indeosHpei'1; c1. n ?? of BALLASTEROS, it nOVI ap:eSi,:; .i in the ...

... P ATI CORRESPONDENC& ate- ?? Dec. 121, past seven P. mL An- offlcial statement, in a letter from Mr Thorn- :m- ton, sespectisig the operations in Russia, ig in. the~ der evening papers. It is on the authority of 'ac`ount from St Peters~irgh orthe gdth~ ult.- and .states ~no-o F*l thing su~bsequent to the 24th ofthat month, but the c ?? Papers bring the events ai laie as' the 28th of b )ers. ...

... C.IDEIZ PAPERS. CADrz, DEc. 3.-Lord Weclington's retreat has 3caused nm-discouragement here. The enlistment is car- ried on with great activity throughout the country, and in this province we already have an army of reserve of 25,000 men. ILetters fiom Madrid, of the 28th tilt. state, that Massena had left Bayonne in great haste for Paris, in consequence of symupoms of commotion in the latter ...

... 2. . TlHE EDITOR OF THlE MOlRNING ClrO?NlULr. TIhe important subjeat of Viaccinatiosl has IeCently ;onccupied your attention, and y ou Nvill p ?? not refuse to admit into yourvaluable Paper a few rem iarks, excite I bythe extraordtinary letter which you have' this niorning printed utp on that topic.. I, like your nameless Correspondent, rofess' myself A Friend to Vacci'- naton ; ; yet, ...

... Lonbolnt oagtte eItaorotnarp. PisAp~cuas~of ic i lh arpe * . receivedilast: uyiarh byVis~n~~slratoeo~f Waji~tv s 1'ritcipal See~ret rieti~bfState,- from Ggi 2~11 1;ic' no:s Catilizrt,' IL T-T.his 'Majesty' ainb, do~ T extiao ~dittary ndud 01,eipoteutiisr~ ~to. tbe E~~i'~ol tf s'idated at Si~ ~P etrsbutgh, -the Osd and 25th of'p November, 181 My Loani Jo ini dispatch of Lthe 11$tls iust- J ...

... LEEDS, SATURI)AY, Dec. '26. 6 c In consequence of the Archdeacon's invita- tiou, upwards of seventy clergymen of this Arch-: n deaconry met on Tuesday, at the White ?? Iln, e Wakefield, to consider ot the propriety of peti- tioning Parliament on the subject of the Claims of the Catholics. Mr. Archdeacon was called to the chair, and a resolution having past unani- mously to petition against the ...

... SUSSEX, I 5f'R-,D-ECE.IWBEI!G, W812. OA thc 15th inst. MIn married, It. vV. lkerq. o Mitcill Grove, to ('Caroliia, daughter ?? IsAlwr S il)lll' ?? hilthiScuuittv; 1r,tc II: ei'ta r\; Sw~linllml Esq. ill t zI 6, urfty 1married ore 'i Tiursdav, at Ringmer, Mr s Ifili , Miller, of that place, to Miss Carter, of h )j l, tiatclyv, at the Cliff, Brighron, aged J ite .1. JIelap, D-p. Vicar of ...

... FOREIGN I\'NrELLGENVCE. CR P_ R. TWENTY-NINTH BULLETIXNOF THE GRAND AnlmY. 1 MoSlfodetschno, Dec. 3. f To the 5th November, the weather was fine, and the: ;novement of the army executed With the greatest t success. The cold weather began on the 7Lht from C that moment we every night Jost several hiundred E horsqp, which died in consequence of bivouacking. r Arrived at Sxnolensko, wve had ...

... (from Dr. Clarke's Travels.J .s The Russian manners are much the same both in the' prince and the peasant. The first nobleman in the empire, on being dismissed by his sovereign frotm I attendance upon his person, or on withdrawing to his estate, in consequence of dissipation and debt, be- takes himself to a made of life little superior to that I of the brutes; you will then fnd him throughout ...

... iorUSE OF PEEiRS, of MONDAY, Dre. 21.] Thlef 10,5t00,000- Fxcheque S, Bills, the [-1ouselhid Officers', Lord Wellingtoll's Estalte, ie tile Sugar and Tobacco Duty, tie Chocolate Drawbachl, - the Cur,, Distilttifl, 1l' uhibitiln, the Rice Duty, the ly West India Intleninity, the Jamaica ansd St. Domingo at Intercourse, the spaiiisb itcd WVine Dawhaet Repeal n- the Assistaint Secretary of the ...

... t-RENcH PAPERS. - Paris, I)ec. 11. We are enabled to' satisfy the impatience of the fpublic relative to the grand events which signalize d mark the termination of the campaign of 1812. The following details are not official ;.but the aources fromN which they are drawn desrve much confidence. A great movement as operating on the banks of' S.eDwica and Dnieper. One impulse moves the Frerch and ...

... aLOsS O'-IrS, *- EXiPs T NE ALL ,~H .a ECREW . EXCEPT O2NZ M:Ag : J. I. c.-ibraugsk, Dee. IE.: 1 have to tnimunic'ate the melancholy loss, of its M~ajsty~s ' cutter Alb~an condinianded -by 'Lieute- nant Key. She was drive-n fromr the Holland sta- tion by the present very heavy gales and, forced ba I shore here this m -rniig, and -is a complete wreck- 1 am extremery sorH to say, that out of ...