... FOREIGN I-NTEfL IGENJE, (ii our extracts from tile foreig m Iilita l otelliience, we shall endeavour to give the latest and the latest only, except wlien it may arrive al too far advauced a period of the week for the wiinission of what has, been preiouisly set ulp. The FIienioeh 1;Eirems, Im-r ioianee, has received lel- ties respectlig ih situation of ?? armies up to lile i 0,h, 1Ith, tdJ ...

... Q u- CK Ule Y. MR. AND !. 1RS. WILLIAMS. QU.Icrc.-A vain boasital pretender io plisic: one swx ) proclaims his own medical abilities in public piaces.-Dr. Johnson. At the first appearance that a French Quack iade ill Paris, a Itoy wilieted btcfore ?? piblishiing will) slirill vnice,- ' My father cures all sorts of disilempers ?? %hitch time Doctor added in a grave nianner,- M1y child sab s ...

... lNN - I XlIODN Z ONDON CJZEETII'~EX7=71tAOltDvllv1y2Z ,ATUltRDkY, 5lTu 31813, ..This Gazelte contains Dispakches from the Marquis of lde. liogson, of which the folaiv tilag is the substance:_ The enlemy's army, conmananded by Joseph Bonapaile, ha,- rig Mhrshal Jiturdan as the M;njor-General, UIIS plsted, on tp e nig1t of Ihe J9th, in front of V ittoria, tlie left of wihich rested upon the ...

... : I TVESD -YS LONDONV GAZE7rr. .ddrdmiranly-Offiue,-Jan. 26, 1S13. A Letter has beenre-veived at. this acfief;ona Capt. Ricknffi of His MArjesty's slotpi tie Atalairte, atddessed to J. W. CrokIer, Esq stailog his h.EingS oil the 12i II. of Deceneber rldplII' Ameritani letter, af macqrse, Oig Tulip, from Philadelplliaf - BiNTRUPTCJLS-SUPERSEDED. T.- and J. Toct-on, Derhy -ciottu-spitnrelsI:.. ...

... UNITED PARLIAME NT * GMABT JRITA74N ,AN h. HOUSE' . L.Or D' ?? The House itet at ten o'clock tl1 thera rcning. .lfatileApreat )f Beltenidep Kerv. the Duke of ltozhurgh, Sir Samnuel' Rto- af railly 'and'Mr. Cockbiirn were heard for6the Respondent 'and Mr. Clerk partly in ?? lsefiriffj silo'rTdaj. _ The Clerrg Penalty' Suspension, 1;111, the Loe.tt'okens Bill, r the Annual Indemnity Bill, ...

... EARLY LIFE OF BERNADOTTE. This celebrated personage, upon- whose actions the 76. attention of Europe is now fixed with anxiety, was born on the 26th January, 1763, at Pau, 'the capital of e Warn, the birth place of the Great Henry. His father, by w Who was a Gentleman of moderate fortune, followed she. bit .s profession of the law, and took care early to inspire in he his son just and elevated ...

... ?? -iF5 O if N 11 ~. t' * iF JND^42^ zv~f'i1'fBER ia ia813. hiffll ?? ?? reached ?? on S yt r'IiC riot Ce, rhatt the people of Hjolland, Cn A .jpr it? o':fhe Ceows 'Thacu to NimegUfl had fl8'i~ tb'rnaiiist;and 5esterda~y;towing tile BaOn 0E fibidA'&atul- F.A-GE~rliY'edin - wt~rxith tihe 'ic~tii i~tito#4df the hapl~py tird'ibgiv O tn M )onday It t 4se took'}laee; 6eWedneiday th. FrgnCltroopn ...

... GERIVLN B ULLETIN. ;; _ GREAT VICTORY or, THE ALLIED ARMIES.' ' Verden, Odt.24, 181I3. er: This day, Oft-i4,. the Irnperial Russian:Colonel Baron Von Herbhrt arrived here, as Courier' from Leipsig, at which place . .the'head-quartersof the twvoEnperors, the :King of Prussia, the Crown- PrI ce of Sweden, Generals Buiicher and Berinig- Y, sen, -,,er 'ort tb igth, in 'conseqfence of the great ...

... TO I'HE EDITOR OF.IEllE MOUNING CIIUONICLE. ,Silt, Under the above head, in your Paper of the 6th, appeared an incorredl report of the case, James v. I1allett, upon which a judgment had been given on the preceding la y. As that-case must be considered highly interesting tr al:I persons who either have lands to dispose of by wvill, or wvho claim lands under such an instrument, I am confident ...

... TRE' I I lONDON ;;rif ~ ~ M S'?#J~~~l-M4CH 3, i8r3- - 1 S ?? !- , ?? ?? Ara late hoiddr Jist night PIuis- Pape s reached town, to he 2[truu 'iey tre still more destitute of intel- lttr'%'te 0CC, ?? s e It an t1e last we received. '-he mo perfet silence is. naarijainted with respea io flce. at-mats and the s.t ?? of Dantzic, nor is even a'hint given? relti~r to te i/o5 . rhe following are tlke ...

... ?? iBISHOPRICKS. . b .he valueDL tle Ie' i -Sesa is but little known in this country. It w.'ill be seen by ?? state- seo ment, that they are richer than the 'nglish Dishopricks, and the list .f, persons holding theni w sil ehewr, that like m; them; they have been made the earis.of'tewirding Par- liamentary services, and havebeeo bestowed either upon' the younger branche of tie. Nobility, oi ...

... C/iT'IIOLIC QUESTION. 'A '1 A a ,UA All A At 131r 41i Ba Be II le '13t ?? hllo Eli, Br Br 13U l3r lb eha 4C .C Cl C 'C COi Cli Cc, *Ci Co Cci Co fri ~ I) *D ?? Elie Esi LISar O THE iMIi'OVIrVY UN MR. GiAITlt4'CNdOT50TON. Thlose nsarktA eare County DIeltlIers. bercroniby, It. Felkener, Sir r. 'O Neill, IIon. T. ('iurt W. Fallc J. R. i. ldilgtoiIRt.Ilon. Fuiq'u.icir, Janmes O.i' ri, . 1:. II ...