... W F. lI E . . WAIR-OFFICE_-Dec. 1. 181. *11& A; n r_ 1 IAA ~ 11 j r s t -r_ vtAA a Regiment of Drageonis.-Cornet Mark Johnstone to be Lieutenait,. vice Massey2 deceased. Wllhsiam Bell Stapleton to be Cornet, vice Johustone.I 15th Regimnent ?? A. J. Cloe to be Captain of-a troop, by purchase, vice Griffith, promoted. 19th Ditto-Liersel Goldsmid to be-Cornet, by purchase, vice Lucas, promoted. ...

... (TRANSLATION.) COpy of an intercepted Letter from the Emperor Napo- JCon to the Duke of Bassano, dated Moscow,- Oct. 1., 1812. Duke of Bassano,-I have with me at this place two Prussian regiments, who have distin- guished themselves in the advanced guard -of the grand army,- but which, as may be expected, have Suffered severely. Might not the King of Prus- sia relieve these regiments by two ...

... FRIDAY-DECEMBER 11. Wednesday, the Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton House. At two o'clock, a Privy Council sat, which was attended-by the Lord 'President of' the Council, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancel- lor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admi- ralty, the Master General of the'Ordnance, the Se- cretary of State for the Home ...

... THE MWZNUFACT7URZRS AND OPLRATFZF WEAVERS. (From a Correspondent.) We are happy'to be informed, that 'the aifferen- ces which have for some time existed between' the: operative Weavers and the Manufacturers, have as good deal subsided ; and that many thousands 'of the 'weavers have returned to their loomsi. 'We * have always thought that this industrious and intelli- * genr dlass of men would ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Dec. i, 1812. The May, Affleck, from St Lucia; and the Fairfield, Hughes, from Tortola, arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday; ;Ihey sailed ?? Thomas's 25tb October, with about 503 vessels under convoy of the Ringdove and Scorpion sloops of war; 12 sail parted ?? for Halifax and Neiwfund- land, under convoy of the Scorpion. The Preston, Ditch- burn, from Trinidad to London, ...

... Gattenburgh, DMc. 4. 0Owing.to the Courageux having lost her rud der and part of her false keel, and being other- wise materially damaged, a survey has boa tak- en of her, and it is thought unsafe for her to yP'0- ceed. She therefore remains here till the syrifl She will serve as a guard-ship, Band as a prateC- ion to the packets during the winter. t, . 1l Warsaw, Nov. 13. The grand army ...

... , OFFICE OF ORDNANC9E-NT. v2 Royal RegimnentoefArtillery. First Lieutenant larrioti C. W. Aitoun tobe SecondiCap- tai, vice Brown, reiigned ; dated July 22,1812. Second Lieutenant Charles-Spearman to be First Lieute- nant, vice Aytoun; ?? 30 '1812. Commissions in the 43d, or Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Courty of Argyl.- Captain Colin Campbell to be ...

... The Beagle, Captain Smith, arrived on Filday at Portsmouth, from St Andero, where she left Sir Hi Pophaam, on Saturday se'enriight, with the Venerable, Fox, Latona, Lyra, and Insolent; the Surveillante, Iris, ?? were cruising off the porte. Sir Home was making 'increased preparations to attack the French fiorce 'at Santona ; one side of which port is ocitoied by the enemy, the other by the, ...

... L 'S q . - I --CO .R ' {v. P.9ir~ars CdBRRSPOND-ENCE .. th ?? *sLondon, Dec. 11, K pastiseven P. M.: In the absence of real intelligence to.day, va. I ri-usreports have, been circulated without the least regard to, consistency or truth>; amongst others was the daily.'epeated rumour' of the death of Bonaparte, to which all possible ccurrency has- been given in a se- cond edition of an evening ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Dec. t. , - 1 As Three appeals al In the name of Johnson, Semnplei and others, were hieard. Messrs Adam and Horner f6e the aip- pelant, and Sir S. Romilly, and Mr Winfield for the respon- dents. .f Judgment affirined. l He Insolvent Debtors bill passed through a Ceommittee af- tet fouerseveral- amendments, moved b'y Lord Ellenboreugh, bad been rimade in the bilL The,$ugar ...

... HqUSE OF LORDS-Dac.10. Lords M VELILLE and REDESDALE wished that an appeal of great public 'importance, respecting the im- provement of Portsmouth harbour, should be heard on an early day out of its turns The LoRD CUYNCELLOR-expressed his doubts of the propriety of taking any appeals out'of their turn. It was, however, agreed?, that it should be heard on an early day ; and that after term the ...

... Sketch of the Operation of the Army under Marshal Prnnce Kutousoff, from the 9th to the-13th Novernber. Nov. 9.-The -Aid-de-Camnp 'Count Orloff Denizof% has successfully pursued several'irench foraging detachments, and taken 126 prisoners and S2 waggons. The loss of the enemy in kil-' ed amounts to 200 men. Colonel Adrianoff has attacked a -detach- ment of the enemy near Dubutochina, put them ...