... k USSIAN S UFW-F-RS; A Meeting was held yesterday it the Crown and An- chor Tavern, for tl4e purpose of contributing to the r - lief of the people of Rasswi, wvh6 have suffered from the invasion of the French. The Duke 6f YdafK took the chair about half past one o'clock, wihen tile room was nearly ?? with ijidividuals of rank and erriuiince. Mr. S.AMuiLz TiuORstTOV observed; that the occasion ...

... s13{NUYSDA'Y',-IEC- e22. iiarie staeht,mnad 1he~ ititclfigti&` lit, 1fruiv ' is of ionporttaiia.e. ~ lsei k~ft I Milnette inl 0-eat ho.ste for: Paris, A1 6stmpe' i S It' ommotiOn; sud' ~ tet ~cc 10,000 mnen, to haye marched frllt w ~ttora, o hisrntlt to France'. ~. ..-Lor Weliigtofl's retreat bad theconitry,. & i ~~s¶~~lrendyh~ave Y (if resorve. o the 1French Papers, vvhich mtecaldiz,w .mcut ...

... rO THJI £EDiTOR OF THl 1101NIN(G CUIItONICLE. c.l *, SIRt, Obse'rving in your Paper on Mondav, a Letter, signed IMiles, requesting, through that medium, to be informed how the Fund raised for tlle Suffrers in PoltugJal, Was disposed of, I think it highli improbab!e that his in- quiry wdll be answered in/ th(/t seq.-if he wished in- formation on the subje&, I have not the least hesitation in ...

... 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 ...

... PRIZE EWIGMA, (Fros the Gentleman's Mathematical ?? jorI181&) Permit an intimate acquaintanceforonceta0 dyour company uncalled for; and, if you are ne busily engaged with worldly concerns, to gie,, le same accotint of my life and adventures. Iaaq known in various parts of Europe, if ot all, storer, at least sa an assistant to your sight. Ia of a tall and comely figure, and generally hnj sa ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... En,-f -. - :. Ili 9'i~ ., ?? . ' I IdON~Qo MrOND.AY, D:EC .1. PAIS, ~ JQ APAm I'A>1. PAPR DNAI'AW11-t ll;A'IiLT ALIS 'Papers tn tie 16th istaont, were received this iollorlinig, lhter thwtl'd any that have beell received in thiscountry; tlaough the Morning P-apers aecti to flave ?? them to lhe' 18th But if they hid,. ve hsardly think they isiI hafe been so extreuielv fjdki- atO 'ii their ...

... I fHUmhP4 ?? sj the Cavasscr s- As we are convinced thiere cannot exist twoeopi- t nions upon the subject in ti6 minds of any person c of common sense,;or -komi non candour, it was nol 1 our intention to. alve., taken up any teore of our If ?? with replying to. the round-about arld , unintelligible explanations of the,Canvatsser. -VC',i e therefore, intended to refer those who were desnxusi e ...

... A SHORT LET-TER E. . ., , _ . .- .. I k .. i: . , SOi, A . -NOBLE 'ISC OUT- On the present disposition of the -People of the United ,States together *ith sot51)arlk, -o the :Condqct of the war.. t . (A fert of the abservations conitenedA -.Ae lwreseni . pioieantioii, harce dretidd-~pp~aordtin laee Lpi4erb : Mercury of .the 30th f October)' . .- ~MY LoRwn, I have observed,- -with regret, -that ...