... DOWNINQ-STREET-DEC. 26. 1812. A Dispatcb, of which the follawing is an extract, has been received by Earl Bathurst, from General the. Marquis of Wellington, dated Frenada, 'Dic. 2e 11. I inclose the retu:r of the killed, wounded, and missing of ihe troops in the operations from. Sala. manca to Ciudad R-drigo. 1return of the Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Army' under the command of his ...

... Mdi K. Li ? -.:.-.s£epTiElt:S! .1811. .- - , ?? The French troops, under comnunld ?? as java, satrrendered to the BritdsS;.'. 'C7. The Corceyre Frsan asfrigatf`£ guls takeibl the: IB iti-7h.6hip Ligle,2 of 74,n~~e~~zi\ ?? ' - 9. 'T'he Porione- Fench fdgatpe o. 44g4uns-taken inthe Adrfatic, bythe Activeand A - t, Britishfrisgatesl DEC1E)UiZ. ?? A newi comet iiscovered-very apparent tajt ...

... 0 ?? 23. 'We have received letters from Haliftx to the 12'l: ult. but they afford us very little news of import- ance. Nothing had been heard of Commodore Rod gersi since he had escaped out of Boston. It was- conjectured'he had gone on a distant cruise, with bopes of intercepting one of our homeward-bound East India convoys. The Tenedos, -Captain Hyde Parker, had captured the American ...

... ?? CAN PAPRS. ?? :: ,~ I % :j sr , ; .. I . TS WH1CR A CCMUE (D T ?? substance of the tfaloi*g co ndiewiasven in ,vi ?? MIt -PR-UMLL tO L0iD CASTL4R G ?? MY LORD-It ?? necessary, I tr1 to cl o ;.the att~iisiol o£ ur Lordship to a rV ::of * the :l '-pndUCs of .theGoversilent of the United.States1 to) pr;ove ineozntirvertibly its unceasing anxietyi tb mnain- i taiw-the relations of peace and ...

... (Ea niaf n 4rurrp EDINBURGH, lTHURSD Ar2-DECEMB.R 31. We mentioned in our'last the capture of the Ma- cedonian frigate, of 38 guns, and 300 men, by the United States, with 44 guns, and 460 Men. This intelligence is unhappily confirmed, and the official ac- counts are arrived, which will appear in Tuesday's Gazette. The Macedonian bad 104~ men killed and wounded. The h aster'ate was killed, ...

... ?RIVATE- CORRfSPrN1NACE. is. London, Dec. 28, 1 past seven P. M. This morning the City was thrown into consi- Is derable bustle, on the arrival of letters from Dovert ;s announcing that dispatches from France had been ta- . ken'out of a flag of truce by one of -our men of war rigs, and forwarded to the British Government, for whom they were intended. Some believe they rela- t ted to ...

... - ' AD'IIRALtY. IC, DEC. 26. ?? ~ ~ _ : , ., z , Copyofa Letter from MAmiral the Right Honourable Sir ?? Wairen, K. B. Conmmnder, n Chiei of hits Majesty's ships azid.vessels orinthe North American sta. t .Ofn, to John Wils*o kerq, Esq. dated at *ioifaxs lath NoVemiber-1812. I beg leave to transmit copes -of Iet-ers from CaptaiWV 'Whinyates and. Capiain'Sir John B,eresford; tbe former giving ...

... I.;N 0o CNI ED. ,Ff3 or~A.- She Iass f hi~Me7;tj, . tcut~jer AAban :-i so -rndanccholy-ad exrarlti,- 'eventd t at, ebouighwe csnt^ Flabby aSe~taQ t1Ia4 lcaswe 8t:e the fol~owiing pticuIrs. from Dipe: taior -pthis eplorab~e ?? > The cixterhadd teeni crtidst or wa~~iwg itG crwuc -On ibe oasL #Bf -Ai d -- 'tjalinfld'.that ?? .ostinacy .of the .pit1, i e 1i str ' ' a ht , W wMhej' they were TI ?? ...

... GERMA--N- -N GBR2M.~b PXpER5, N ,rmbrg, Dec.I Several parties of the brigands are at trD: k desolating many districts of Silesia nS cat and audacity have,- in many towns, Tr Tht,1 to the Civil Authorities, so that iie tror ; erted themselves sufficiently to iave nt ?? This pusillanimity has, as might be fr-, boldened these wretchieg, atid oCcas, fores e-m. ra, .es. Their retreat is in the nao ...