... *At All-hallow fair, on Tuesday last, fat cattle sold from 9s. 6d. to IIs. per stone, sinking offals. Lean stock had also a ready sale. Sheep sold wvell, but scarcely maintained their prices. There was a great show of good horses, which brought high prices.- The shew of cattle was large, and the whole: have been nearly sold. Extract of a letter from an officer in Gibraltar, dated Septe..nber ...

... II. 'HOUSE OF LORDS-Nov. 25., to Til~e Ioan Bill, the Accomptant GeneraI'sstki of Malt D uties, and the Local Tokens Bills, were severally read a third time, and passed. -d E SINiING FUND. On the occasion of the second reading. of the -y Loan Interest bill, a short conversation took u'place between his Grace of Ndrfolk and the Earl of Liverpool Ur The Noble Duke, after eulogizing the onrginiat ...

... SKETCH OF MILITARr EVENTS FROM THIE 1ST OF SEPTEMBER TO THE 1ST OF OCTO- BER, 1813. The following is a specimen of the printed state- ments thrown into the towns in possession of French garrisons, by means of the Baschkir arrows, employ- ed in the army of the Crown Prince:- 4 Berlin, Oct. 9, 1813w 4' In the month of August the French armies at. tempted to invade at once Mecklenburgh, Swedish ...

... YI-W BRS.MEX GA ETTE- CV, 9. i8si. or I enl B_.- N From the head-quarters of ?? Blucher, We have receivlad the fojiovin: ve T-EXTH ARMY RtEPORT.i its Etsrnach, ?? I US As ear ly as the 19tth of Octoboer, alec tbe i nig of Leipsic, the corps of Cournt Lar enarl n- Von Sacken procederd to SkeeniIz. ' v? valry Of Sacken's-corps, Under General Vanu5i!Cbii4,;c crossed the Elster. TIse main body of ...

... WEDNESDAY-NovcMaeR 17. Lord -Lowtber is to be the new Lord afthe Troewsuy, in the ?? F Rebini. - Yesterday the Duke of Y,,O, as Chief, held a Leice at his 0fic Cian guards, which was attended by the thre er, Lord Hay, Lord Brownlow, Lord Ar Lieutenant-General Sir JxT. p, a G l Jr i Trigg, General Sir Thomas Pitc,,, C John Stewart, General Fnolys, Ger l General Sir Charles Green, Lc. v esi; By ...

... EDINBURGH, Nov ,iBI'R 20. . ?? lI- Montday, 'itc tG ?? -Thomas~ Graham of' Mal. aI- gocwan, K,1. B 'as elected Lord Rector of the Uiiiversii- of r[a; an, Pcv for the vi',,iinc- ?? is thle State of Cte 'tiL t otlt iiis ?? -- . -rol WATLO ~~~CLtOTItAaA. In. For Sir Thmt tas Grahnih ?? i,- For Lord Melvitlle ?? Li d ?? LAiTIDONIAttA. hi For Sti Thomaii-s Grahanm ?? 8 f it; For LodMu ?? or- NATIO ...

... 2'1IE CJWe0WN .1. ?? 01' *SliL'D2,')1. I~~~ . . . . . (it tal S&irrazi h et pthli.k Al the iil ! l r w'atinns on Om chv actiier Of the aII 3 iso. i II td iLit I!I'(ylk ?? thla't ?? IitA' Ujlj) Ill-ed ig:n1 t lilk ni ova L l li j!ire in !he Pitlzlch C ' 'Ihi hll, the 1iahi selldinlliti; aldl toaoalndc.ihitics of i the lrillve ftloyal ol' Sv ndale too rv 1.i lellire iany It ?? aoguinst tihe ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONVDENTCE. l , -.4_ %r. I _ London, Nov. 19, A past 7 P. O. It s not in our, power to announce either the d of arty mails from the North, or of French e fcertainly the one or the other cannot be deayed. l0 arrival of the Princess Augusta cutter has to-day from the Weser. She touch |Hehgolan d and brought a number of letters to the 6th instant. If the contents of | them as we ...

... L T ?? s I;D SCiELLDT EL -FST XILLRZATL A'DEED. on- . -_ M ,[ItCURY OFFicE, Three o'clock. ok- -By a letter from Dr Fuller, dated Sunderland, gill Saturday eiening, ten o'clock, addressed to theI the ?? Provost,we are ?? .That the ships of war i it a inthe. Scheidt have joined the British fleet; and 'are me now in the Downs.. This inf6rmation was biought L OW by Captain Wardell' of the Plato ...

... INCREASA Ol OUR IS.POSAHLE rD2 C-g. 'Icet The bill for'increasing the disposable force of the nokingdom by voluntary ofers from. the militia has just D.. bee;! printed. preamble enforces the necessity of the'melsure for the g purpose of a vigorous prosecution of the war upon the Con- )lve tinent. The bill empowers his Majesty to accept the voluntary om offers of a proportion of the Militia to ...

... Cawnpour, Feb. 10. We expect in a few days to have tde Comnrander in Chief, Sir George Nugent, with us, to remain during the hot winds and rairs. He has been, since the 2d of Nov. when he left us, marching about our western and northern frontier, visiti4 all the eut- posts. and stations, having his Lady and a very large party with him, vii. Sir Wm. Kerr, Adjutant-Ge- neral, and Lady; 9Colonel ...

... IPRI;VA,~TE COR ESSPOND-EACX j, London, NOv. Is, r ?? F. i' Five Gottenburgh, and as rnany eleigo0 mails are now due, and until the arrivl of 50G!e them, we cannot hope to learg the ,vhole ?? the French loss, in their retreat urom Leipsi France. More French papers are due from Frain' the boats are now gver for them, but the wiO ?? so t remendous a gale last night, that yO yesiel C pat to sea ...