... IF .L N iFOREIGN .,2''ILSE\ ' . SPAIN AND PORTUGAL The Corunna Papers, ivhich are of the Ist, inform . ts, that the enemy were retiring towards V alladobid, . and that Lord Welligiont had returned to Sala- d manca. Y The Lisbon papers attribute the retreat of the cner d my to want of provisions and forage. t. [he enemy have thus collected and concentrated u all theit force from the South, ...

... I O S r SC RI P3 'PF. = ? LaRl'Da'll, DECE \!BER 185. The anieipationsso strongly excited hy the joVous intel- I; Iigeirre oi test icek, of the complete dest-iicvirn of tie | Frenchl Arrn, irave been realized in their most inilpol iant fratuies; arid rlhaeolr thing which is wanted to complete of alithehopesand i-lie-sof thepublic-thecal)tuireof i~nra- ly |iarte-is trusv fir frorrbeing ...

... 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 ...

... The Society of Schoolmasters dined yesterday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. His Royal1-Highness I the Duke of Cambridge, the Patron of. the Society, took the Chair at half past five o'clock; after which a very elegant dinner was served ?? the cloth s a being removed, 'Non Nobis Domime' was sung by a Messrs. Doyle, Taylor 'and Terrain The following vtoasts were then drank':- The King,and ('od ...

... I-17: fAVF.C &RER. AeSD OpmRitIr WBA VRS. We are happy to be intformedt that Ihe diilhrences which have for some time exisiea be('ween the oper2a tivN Weavers and the Manufacturers have. a good deal subsided; and that many thousands of the wcez veFs lhavereturned to their looms. We have alua. 2s thought that this industrious arid intelligent class of meb would perceivethe :foflyof expecting; ...

... | WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16. oegi-O #ice, Dec. 1C, IS 12. Dispatches, of which the following are copies, wet e received last night, by Viscount Castlereagh, one of his Majesty's Principal Secreta: ies of State, from Ge- neral Viscount Cathcart, W. T. his Majesty's Am- bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of Russia, dated at St. Petersburg, 23d and 25th November, 181?. St ...

... IMPERIAL ;i i ME'i'. 0 HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, Dec. 10. C A conversation arose between Lords Redesdale, 1 r Melville, and the Lord Chancellor, with respect to t] l appeals before the House; after which it was agreed s' that the first day afterthe term, al ten o'clock, should 1i be appointed fo~r the commencement of the hearings. t' Mr Pankhouse, from the Carnatic commissioners, In brought up ...

... AR:MIES o0 SPAIN. OFFICE OF THE MIINISTER AT WAR. PARIS, DEc. IT. COPY Or A LETTER WRITTEN TO TnE MINISTER AT WAR BY MAISHlAL JOURDAN, CHIEF OF H-IS CATHOLIC MAJESTY'S STAFF. - . SALAMANCA, 'Nov. I.-I have the honour to ad- dress to your Excellency the account of the prisoners of .war and deserters which have entered Salamanca from the 1 6th up to this eweiiiog. I am ignorant whether the Duke ...

... J. AV. TH 'IE SECILETAIIY ?? TI11, HOME DE- P.ARri\UMEN'.-LErTTErI V1II. . I have ventured to oftier my opinions on what I can- nut but considerl, in a certain Statesman, a very unhap- pily conceived interference in the public cllalities of this NIetvopoli.sat the nitionml expence of ~3ool. Per annum. 'P-he National Vaccine Establishment, however, affords a hint, which, if aced upon, may be ...

... The LONDON GAiZETTE, 4ecem7b& zz,, i8xz. ADMIIRALTY-OFFICE, DECEMBER f2, 1911. Admiral Lord Kcirb has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter froin C-aptain T'obin, of his Majesty's ship Andro- maclaic, Senior Officer o;ff the Gironde, stating that the Briton haid, on theai sth instant,, captured the Sans Souci French'pri- erecer, of fourtreen guns antl one hundred and twenty nien, be ...

... e DECEMBlER (c tfDuring the present week the King has continued nearly the same as when thelast repost was issued. His Royal Highness the Priuce Regent is about to make some provision for the benefit of old and de. serving general officers, et 3 certain number of years of actual service, whom it has been impossible ether- wise to provide for, by giving them regiments or go- vernments. There ...

... UNITED PARLIAZkNIENT GCILA T BRITAIN AND I: .ELANVD. IHOUSE OFLORI)NS, Drc. 22. II ''he FR:rthbr hearuig of the Appeal (Craigdailie nic t ovhers v. u I : otJ others, Nva.3 postponeil till the eeoncl day afttr ''ite l':oyal Asent waV; notisttl bty (Comnticsion to the -An- nci 1 '11a'. D O'-tt>) Bil, the JExvhcquer Bills Mlill, th Mlalr- i quit f rF i rflagt 'l a (irit billtlud R ice liill, ...