... LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARV. (Continuedfroot page 798.J inonstrations on both wings, but the centre was' chiefly engaged. --This norning they hegan'their retreat towards Senno. The troops who are in pursuit have as yet made about -six hundred -prisoners.-It is really a pleasure to see these troops fisbt. -T he newv-raisedA militia vie with the oldest regiments; One battalion of this Militia ...

... . 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 ...

... J. XV. 10 ,I1E SECI{TlAi1. OF 1 1 LiIOt 1)L- PARlTl.NT.-rL ITE11 IX. - ?? WB.l:l I'ur, X\ tbrlcotc, *r, ?? l;t3r. In tlic e-ltt TLcttels which I hlave :bead) tuikeii the liberty LO ?? tv tIIIc, in tiliS~ p~loiic marincll', Ilat withouit thL llo Ee trila i!,iobu or sqme other prOtlitiC cihal:;rte of influeinC, miiht'be exciod to t pe up t1C SulTjenl. oF 1nuilcal rc iomr, I1 Niwi. 01 I hal dor ...

... -OND D:\- * J'EDXVEDSD,-, DETCEMBER 23, 1812. W have this inoruing received Paris IVPape to Soonda last, ?? tilse T an ?? Nithlinrt of thle 6ran1 1 Army,.dated the 'M instant, ait 'Moloditschno, whlic gives at frightful picture of thvir losses, oc-t cabionte by the' severity of tile climiate. 'h liatad-qaairters ~Were at Sinorgossy on thle 5th, a towvn in Russinn Lithuania,'in the Palatine at ...

... TWVENTY-NINTH1 BULLETIN OF THE GRAND MoctncrTscIIno, Druc. 3. To the 6th November the weather was fine, and the move- ments of tte army executed with the greatest cuccess. Tihe cold wveather began on the 7th ; from that moment we every night lost several hundred horses, that died in consequence o f bivonacsking. Arrived at Snolenslko, we had already lost many cavalry and artillery horses. ?? ...

... jWARWICKo; PTETITION. 'wG~entkmeo1,c and Inhabij~tentr- of Warwvick have conlc to the Re,0olution of presenting a. Petition for eace to tint' H-T'a1et Of CommITons. It is drawn with1 Uncomn- mopj u~ijity', ?? in a sitraijn of ?? Wh'ich p~rovesc ~it tbl the producdicol of nol em-inlent penl. We ale sure da 4ou rende~ra- will consider it as at model Of' the kind. T OIIN ?? ~tt P(.5l OF CREAT ...

... AJIJS!.ICJ2N PIIPCES. BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The Legislature of this State, on Sunday arternoon, rmade choice of President and Vice-Presidlernt- T'he votes stood, in thi. Lower Io-use, for the Federal Ticket, 59; Clintoniat35 29 Madiscl'an, 22. On a joint ballot, the votes were- for thel Clintoni in ticket, 7.; for ?? Federal ticket, 45; andu t the MI;Idisonian tsiek-t6 23. [Ps-am d siwe-v Y /;rk ...

... 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 ...

... LON)ONx FR1IDA4Y, DACEMfBL.ER 25, 1812. ' ONAPARIE ieturnedl. to raris. on . Fridy nigirt lest, acid resumed. his t'unc-- tions wih as much co poSure, as if he had ?? fron a' j ist to.Fontaimbleau -is arrisv:l is announced in the following teims, in th' Frencls.,Jauinals uhich arrivt sst night to tre 21st instaent * :PA n ts;2)ec. 19.-Elis M33 esty thep Erperor arrivedI at Parwis !rsterday ...

... Fr I ore ?? GAZECTE see xie ?? pa ge. T'IVE 0?TNVIX(; CHOIClVOLE. 1. 0 N 1) 0 N: AM10ON\7DAr, DECE fiR 8, S8L1. By a person who left Ostend on Saturday morning, there is in account that BONAPARTE is seriously in- disposed. This report rests entirely upon the aitholrity of this man, who is in the contraband tracle so gleingly vwinked at; but it is not improbable. AP n-an xvho traivelled i soo ...

... 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 ...

... CONJEcT(ntpS tESPECTLrsG THE SITUATrION AND STRESGtit 0? T}S FRLNCII AItdIY IN IUSSI'(AN POLAND, AND OF TIE IIESPECTIVE COltPS OF IVIIICII rr WAM CoMPoSED IN NOVEMBEII LAST. Bonaparte crossed the Niemen, and entered Russian Poland with nine entire corps, estimated, one with an- other, at the opening of the campaign, ;t z4,ooo men each. He had also with him, the Reserve of Imperial Guards, the ...