... TRJIL. 111RNINGA Cj-miWNICLGE., LONDON: TUESDAr, DECEMBER 29, d8z5. By the arrival of two Gottenburgh Mails, last night, we ?? Cat length put in possession of the .means of comr paring the Russian account of the affion on the Berisena, on the 2Sth ult witlh the detail of that affair, given in thc 29th Bulletin. It vrill be seen by the Report of Co9in0t WITTGECNSTErIN, thit the two accounts are ...

... J. 0 3 I nrOA O. 2!. I ~NN NItE ahe,~dismbnr dfthe scle of tetteis, 'whic 11%v A1111Ml~ toi e.dress tui'nbti bidliooth, -on'he suhje&., sA Medical Retbrmiiniito thy Jduarnal, has beiar to mien. i Qof ~Cn4&rablo g ati'fi~citioti. Thrzby- they at C~tce reac -the Nforberq, however scattered,' -of the and of '(barbaroa'.iv conce~ved term ) risppoition. M%- last' tdho hinlavimt descended jinw ?? ...

... Tite LONDON GAZE TTE, December 29, 1812. ?? ~ ?? , . . I AVMIRALTY-OFTICE, DzCEi.SEt'R 59, I8l. Copy of a Letter front Captain John Surnian Cardtn, late Corn- Mandcler of His Majesty's Shin the Mlaceonian, to John Wil- son Crolter, Esq. duted on hoard the Americais Ship United States, at Sea, the z8tti October, ig8z. Sii,-It is with the deepest regret I have to acquaint you, for the ...

... r TO THE EDITOR &3' THE MOlIJING CHRONICLE. I sflt, Plyn outh, DMc 4. I ha've benled to ho e, through the mediuni of your 'paper, to point out t6 the public a grievance at present in ;the Navy, in the regulations for the promotion of of- ficers; and to kvhich cause, I think,- in some degree, mnrfy be attribdted the many losses the nationb has sus- tained within thes lhist three oir four years, ...

... I HE MfORNINGV CHIRNICLE. LONDON- WfDN,>SDJJr, Dh'CE'CfoER so, iSci. It iL our most painful duty to annlotine another cap- !:d of immensc importance. 17\Vc learn that the ?? S'!'~tSc frigilte, Captaia CocI;'qN (nephewa of S:: ?? i'S) oitI ft'wo millions oj ' hr'S 0o; boiwa', ?? ,- C7m, has been capturcd by the Americans, i C ii e into thle Ifississilppi. We lave lnot hleprct O the vcssel by ...

... FASli1ONA37AD-1' DEPARV fRpS. Vrue D'ie otaNorol, frim lia s li ?? in St. 'anes's ,irC, to his scat, Honje L~acy, Hur~efordslhire. 'he Ear and Countess of Leiu m, from their house 1'smbQi ,Iband-'li)c, i5rm a vislt to Lowcl Sydney, at his .IF1cul-1, , llent. s, d anj L dy Cast.ereiagl, on a visit to the Mar- VJ ),1at'rchioress Citladenll, at their seat, tile Vi]- ! .-s, sz . ' La I nl i ...

... rEP 1 XTO TIHE iZ lmszIJ S 7YELRERS. ' CITY (1I. LONDON '!TAVERN, DEC. So. nis daly a V-elry numiroua and highly respea'able t: ti o fo the NlMrch:mnts and otlher Inhabitants Voodun was rid, a-iecably ! o adveltiseinent, i I)e City of 1tIoldun Tavern, Biahopsg^,te-street, for I 'urplose u. con-ideoit-g of a. Subscription fur the Re- t ft1te P'eolle it' Ru-itsa, suiffel ing the severest prival- ...

... I ro Till DYTOiT OF THE MORNING CIRONrICI'Ej SIR, Never, surely, did a ny critic undertake a m ore un - fo4iate o5ce than that ?? your co respondent. has assumed in your paper of Satuorday last .Anxious, I supliose, to say something novel ahdut anothel; whollhas beeh' suffiiently -co mmented ulon, from Dennis -dow n to John Bo vles, le sent out - this, ?? i n 4uc t of iimlagoinary to llics, ...

... ANSWE!R TO TiHE CHARADE IN LAST MBIDAY'S ClI T ONI CLE. Of his Army, rvtresting frorna Russia, pelt.-mell, ea i;yV took a Frneaczl leave, without saying- Farewells P. Whliile thle London Theatres are entertaining the Public Nvith rivsa[ pantoilmimes, and some of the Journals fill columns With recording the tricks,: the inhabitants of BLad llave thejintelled&ual enljoyment of SEIAKSPPAiE and ...

... GOiTEN B1 UR G 1-! 31IA IL S 2-iE GENERAL 0r CAVAI.RY COUNT WiTTGENSTEIN MAKESTVIES FOLLOWING RLtrPORT TO li fi' 3 IMPEItIAL MsIAJESfY, DATED STriROY BERISOW, 17 (29) NOV. Yesterday I reported to youir Imperial Majesty, .lat $ sholdj ro. :d to the rivcr BI3risena, ncar Stu- .entzv, I-hich I the samc day accomplished. On coming up vith the encmy at tile above men- tioned passage they halted, ...

... THEE Lb,'JND GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, WOEEbNAY, SAC; 30. PORUEIGN OFFICEj brc. 3C'i it Z. Dlspatches, of whih tine ficlionipg are copies, iae iieen rt- ca itedliy Viscount Casileieeagti, his Majestv's Prinqipal Se- cretary of 5te fir~orei ri ffairs, from 6enbral Viscount Cath~itt, rL- T.Ieijs Afajesty's Ambassador EPtraordtnary and -llerotetl iary tthe lnperor Russia, dated ie .30t. Nbveniberi ...

... GOTTEEJ URGI M1AILS. [FURTHER EXTRACTS.] Tile Commander-in-Chief of the Armies, Field- Dt{arslhal General Prince Kutusowv,-of tmolensko, re- ports to his imperial Majesty, under date the rith (zgd) November, from the 'village of Lannitki as follows 1 I have the happiness of informing your Imperial Majesty, that on the 8th (2oth) November, Napoleon, with his guard, left Orscha, and marched off ...