... O roI'E .TItLTO t Ol TiJE i,1O'WNING CA1RONICIt. } sIn, you w vill I have no doubt, with your usual liberality, allow0v me to ma e afe ?? on a subject wvhich concernls every citizen householder of LoIdon. It was -viih a considccreble cle-rgec of indignation that I observed a publication, ?? pectting to be Resolutions of the Loyal end 111 !',eenden. Livryl of London, Alderman Cesots- T'Or'tl)rt ...

... sl, N DAY ANDI) TUESD)AY'S POST. LONDON, Dirc. 22. INE ni iMr. Mills the inessengeir, hms arrived S'it I pit s fri ii ?? Peti'r~iii igh, the Substanflce %ii he ,its b~een published iii tile bow), BULL ETIN. Forri-nopn8live, Decr.21.-A letter front Mit. rhornton, di 'ed kloltidili, the 10t1 tiiSt. inclnses~ a, precis Of ditc nunm th Priiice oh Smorlenskto to the '21th No- dated Pet ersbunfgh, ...

... J. W. TO THIE SE'U'F;rTAWY F (VifTR DOIOD DE- l'ARTM'i'lLN1 I £'I'iEV X. a*~~ ~ ~ ~ ; I .. -- Y n __t .1 By the Aft of Union, 5 Anne, co S. st 3. it is enac''tedl, that. I the UnivxcRties and Colles . Oes of St. Andiresv9, &iasi rov, Ab lo de-n alil Edirobtinuh, as nowv estalrlished by latv, Shall coninue widlr ' clis l* i0ig. dom for ?? the College ot Plriyscir;!S of Lon- don, in their ...

... RELIGLOUS LIBERTY. =.X1^ ..l 1.r .x I- .112,^r. Irlr To ihe EDlT'OR of the LEEDS rERJCURY. IStu,-The question of Catholic Etmanei- pation'beinsgexpected'erelong tooccupy the attention of the Legislature, it may not be iintcceptable to some of your rcaders to plrtise a etev remarks upon two subjncts in the discussion of which the EmRancipation of Ihese Des-nters is materially concernod, The ...

... 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 ...

... I TO TEIHE EDiTOa OF T1XEi R 3 i ClCnO2UCLL 1 ?? ?? Lnoulh to execate a ?? plan orsystem, in re sp&t to hvllicll there is little need of such ai super-addiuion of incap:acity as the l3ost Per- fe&n and promising could hardly prosper under. . Schi aprp2'l s to ceti system ot Min els in re to hn0 ial n'l su'cb incnixrcitv eCX Inoplixe'i in their pro- Rc r.ai1 ofit. ?? foErna, .: ias r'lt ae ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDO N, DEc. 22. It is Stitte(. tltit wh.en COLant \VttiZingL)('ode W MS treacherously taken Iby te Frenclh, tho ugh t le heater of' a flag of' 1 ruce, B~oniaparteaito le ortfuis that he shouid j( sbhot. T'he Counit, fhowever, remni dedti te tyritt t, thuiz there were SLeverail Fretic el Octitrls ili thle finiols it* the Ilus~ians0, ii Jitn tl whM relri'ihmit 1 otld be ex ercised, it' he ...

... 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 ...

... bATTJRDAY rui tf'nallwtseof Cotmmons, thse In- o2 so~lvent D~ebto~rs?Amejsgnrent Bill wast read a third Limxe aned p~egs~t Mir. ?? twi -hrfroughlt up th~e r eport .tof tble Conmmitee uf Supnp~ly of t es~re~t ay~j by w1hzeih it wris ?? g~rant ?? be mlade tts,,is 'Mlajestyts for the' relief£o t'ne stif- J'erers i n Ras'sia, in ciirsequcnr e of the ju\linatn Of .thleir terni tory bA~ thle l rench ...