... 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 ...

... I ?? ? 11- - I I I I LONDik I .- ?? .- ?? - ?? Ael ?? . IA, 01 la s ?: t-iisiioii:.it ~ aniitelel. .| :( 61;ucd N'lv. IIv 38iu!%v;L-l je .i N''b V t'h.;;:!)rwucci i I ai occu-i';ed il tie liiae sineu I A.- is | leol :y ,l ; iI[-lll! Iwidel1 nropslsc:lt t->i ; .,|r etll}- IIL' ?? ?? lJIO XC). I fl;' ?? ,1:I thet 2 thl Oct ?? j!.i eull.1;6ltl. ,itit, ?? 1!1,t -hI j,,ld, beo :I;Il..lc; io ...

... P0.. S1T S.C RI 3l :LONDON, N'ovrimER3 i2, 0tto rirari fron Gotfelhtii -gli 'aimld two ?? Heligolandc, ii hanvearriv(ed tlti-;'rivk~ but they have nut hroutglit anly fnjli gatira ham11 -Sixoll o at' later d; its. tli it t She dispatchies itt' Sir. C. s; Stewarlt at' stie lI 't irid I fohi alti wich cit'scre publitshed in our ti ItisV. Byll t Ge Ctteli'blir-c packet, Captain James5, thle ai&de ...

... FR9OM THE LONDON GAZETTE. WRlITERALL-NOV. 16. T- ie Royal Moiihness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the 'tame and on the behalf of his Majesty, to order a 'conge d'elire to pass the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Btitriin and Ireland, empowering the Dean and Chapter of thp cathedral church of Peterborough to elect a Bishop of that see, void by the death of Doctor Spericef ...

... 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 ...

... PAJFA2 E CoRRSEPOND ar[a 9 g A London, Nor' 15 i T French papers have reached us to t t As il fiom Which the following are ey:ractS d Oli eer' ' ischarges of artillery have annound C biS ing to the inhabitants of Paris, the ;esty the 3£nperor and I~ng erafehad an emtraordinary meeting to-day ck under the presidency of his Serene °th prince Arcln-Chancelor. b ?? the King of Westphalia ...

... 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 ...

... rtUTP., EDINBURGH, MONDArlsyoVBLfMBEhR i9. t Paris papers have been received to the 8th; but l they contain no intelligence of any importance.- ?? were said to be arriving at Strasburr, and _ the fort of Kehl is also stated to be prepared for de. . fence. t. r- The Volontaire frigate is arrived at Portsmouth, ' in four days from Passages, with part of the garrison of Pamplona. Lord ...

... CONQUEST OF CASHMPER BY . HE ARMY Or RUNJEET SING.-1lhe Persian Akbars, of the 23d February, 1813, from thexcamp of. Runjeet Sing, relate, that on the 9th of that msonth the Chief a marched from Imrutsur to Taran-Taran, where he. a received 'intelligence, ihat his forces under the s Wezeer Futteh Khan and the Dewan Mochurn Chund had succeeded in reducing the army ofthe King Shoojah-ool-Moolk, ...

... i o . i r the Con- MDINBURGII ntary artot THURSfJr-Vo0 ES 1B . ilte We have received, by our private ?? Lty of French papers to the 11th, annountie a that of Bonaparte at Paris on tile 9tl Novea ber. 'i> .y be are also two bulletins from the army, brin in. drg neng the accounts of military operations to the -th int which period the whole army had crossed the lii; nto o, ]I pro. with the ...

... SOUTH AME.RICA. GAZErTE EXTRAORDINARY. OFFICIAL INTIELLGENCE. BULLETIN, No.S. FROM THE ARMY OF THE NORTHs S LIBERATION OF VENEZU13LA. Carthagena, Aug. 16. The vanguard ofjtke army took possession of this city at one o'clock in the afternoon; a body of our cavalry having defeated and made prisoners- a de- tachment of 50 men, who, by order of the Corn- mandant of the cavalry of Fiscar, and the ...