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CAVPAIGNR TN POLAND. '' .• d i 111 thee Yui 41u. price il. I is. 611.; !!o)al Pape. Va. is boards. illustrated with • Map rood fle.en Ivry' Y•ates, I s., thr Cil A RA(''rEll %AC , ' I PINI rION of the RUSSIAN ARMY. end • ac - 'OUNTof the CAMPAIGNS is POLAND is the Irmo 1.1 rod tu.l. tiOKKKTWILION. Aiiio.do-C.anip to the King. Pram/dim. T. Evrton, Military t Apron. Whotelinli ' liatii4 . lF.et tDue Te!riday nest will be publ..bed, pnce as sewed, dinar'. tad with *coloured M op of Hiadellao, poiateig out the hie 'Maims a Tenitory, ► v ie F. 4•4 IN VIA RF.OISTER said Dl a ECTOK Y for iBl 1 containing the GlOlO4OO Emig hbalreenta at lloute and Abruad, ash the Camialtite that ..eurnd ,i." . t the taut ; agree' Maki sod ite• sulatioga 61.141 C, In% teeCuarpsaya Stroh% Mid Medi other awful lad.rutall.ro ay JOHN MATHISON end ALEX. WAY MASON, of the %eere.w . frOHee. Emit India /Untie. Leedom t told te, Meek: Pirry, Ira KlnglibilAY, Leaden bell•eteurel; J. tietclute4. NO. Isp; Pkeadilly; Cheeks P. Archer, Dinese.streei, Debits; did Matiool shit Miller, ablailoure. TO l'llE BRTIISII PI'BLIC. Shortly WIZ plriallilted. Fr'!.t. ttf ' , )Ill' u' DPBATES itt the 1./ler tiEfaSl. 0 . 1 4 of PARLIAMENT. earls the IRISH Poirts.bed b liferarli. Elating. Thilia-strree, arusintor oirerei mid by Nelms, Ryan, Opord-sirect In offeriwg to the serious co rldcratioa of &eery Engliiiln man, • full mid authiiittg Ramon of the Lie tkheles is Pan lament, upon a P.Ltiiios foe Cuustitutiunal Rights of up wards of Four Mil:. to of bill Irish fellow-subjecti-l-unasual pales hare bens take.,, that o i u object so immediately ml. &eon fibs vital interests of lye Eiupite, the &liberate sen timents of titNer ult., debated 1., the Legisioloro Otis uto smistutissocistimi steads& be ta thistly recorded. With this view the above (('port has bora compiled ; and deo revision it has as of that de•eripium, as gives to its publication a degree of miharity or .••• , e re never be fore obtained lu tampon of Is 141111111? englertakt,le. 'Thu del a published. price as. Ise 7114, Ultimo relaxed, Jill, A 'PRA(' t'ItEATISE 191SEANES of the 1 . F.Ttllt 4, pert calarly deal thins the Symp toms *Heading atrirsorris Obsourtioils, Fatulas, • tioniey of Virtue, fi.ress 9 .ar kr To which are iddsd. * !arsmy or CUMIN siwo in the r*ruey ,f Iltrsu'o M Boogies. ..td a New sad s if. N. Ms* of rrisating a t; eisor . Ale Beasoks os Coils ir tiorgirs, with entrails from VW .44 *wows, uniformly osnig the gauger sad iota eat, of Ib. Cowie ry W V DU F 4 bra, Surgeou. Solt Proproinr otoiVewriur of Dorm's 'lrgioated Boogies tallow, No go, Crows-cum Soho; this Liihor. Rs. 54. Frsi St .et, !Soho; Gale and Curtis r.orriewiter-row G sad ‘l.wirs. Ilmtlry sod Co Porlsomoth. DRAWING. Iva s. Po ELI. teeth 'fully keq /amt. the .I.V I& a.ot f:ostry, she teetrseie Lithe. Is the po llute seem/sly /slim n f and PAINTING ie IVATP.II COL 4101.1:•., either as Paper, Silk, Velvet, Wuutl, SLe.— M e. P has for many tiara made the Monet 4/merest Arts hrr sisiy. end deters kereeff her Abtinies eta f .ise4l deserving d.. Patios:iv those Ls. dies who wish to at Qi re or perf.et theessetees to the Art of Pasting. Spec:meat too,, he sees of Ft .war, Fn.it e Shell., ' Freshers, Ave-le. t, Arushl's Pantos, Francis street, Noo,..gtott, tout* N. Li "be retOtootrodo to Ladies her LIQUID CAR /NINE all IMPI RfAI. GREEN, hews superior to prat. limey of Colour t•soy et otti-red the Pulate. f amities ettres.4l *Ulna la Milts 411 Lmulue. W J. DONNE WILL SELL BY •errioN, Oa tits Puttanava, Nu. Westminster. ea WEI/ht.:OMT Jim .1. tali, AV A LUA 13LE COLLECTION of liaUSE HOLD FIERNITILJII IL Ste. ((imitator of ‘lsh,tgany Cabaret Work, Pax alai Dreaeiity GMwe., *award (hue, Eaatbar Beds sad Seddiees. a Chose Tea mot COIGN LAM per-. Glam. Kathie Forsakers. ae. Ise. law the v.r p. ty of • Permit ebesegiug rendeuce, taw be sold ettlwat leserve. Sale tts begis at Ebeve4 &elect. Cattlemen to be had of r Uosts., Gnat Rumen- t, Cowsut-tiarthati alai at ota's Cuffea•lleree. Cenaktil. ar - --t THE £S ATAS OF Tilt REALM. ROUSE OF LOAD', FRIDAY, Die. The Earl of Ltirenrooe. moved, that the Report of the Committee appointed to inquire hit° the State .•f the Nelson be laid before the !louse.— Agreed to. The Earl of LtvEnrool. next moved the Furst ago agreed to unanimously. The Errl of Ltetaroot. then moved the Second Lord, ii 40.1.414. said be TWO, merely for fortn's N ier, to =etce the pervious qoestion. The Loup CH I stsi.Lna Intl the question, which was instsied without a di...ion. The Stewed Resolution was afterwards put, cud carried. The Earl of Ltvsapoot. then moved the Third Nemtotioo. Lord Hotta's° mowed an Amendment to this Resolution. exactly similar to that he yesterday proposed in the Committee. Lord Emus& said, illoemi last night had pre vented his coortnuoivai cur b. ntnuenta he ruler taisted on the subject now under their ecursdera tion. After the more cornett retention which he had peid to the question. he hail no hesitation is giving his unqualified preference to the ruo.l e Address. The S•omid Resolution had his approhb• Lion ; but still dia Imode by Address preseivvil in Parliament all its right.., and presented the in convenience of delay an.l other injuries which stated result by Bill. IV respect to the P.r liainent taking upon themeeker to dx the lirrat Seal. which ... A th a began o f Kingly_pnwer nod nut of Pain:sown', he grd Nubile Lira. to eonin.i.r hoe suers a principle. by had men.osid in other 11.nes,invht be applied to the war..t °jeer pew*. The E.bil of DARIOLFT spnke • few irorila info. your of the abode by Atkin's*. and con hoard the delay which bad arisen through the cominct of llinitter.. Lord Ks:News Iltpress.4 Lis Ar.i.le.l preferetwe to the mode by MIL as he thougnt ci►: ums!atic .6 might arise which would ►ender the tirck:c by Ail dress injurious to the Caostitotion. The LORD CIIANC‘LLOR or-st proposed the Autismlusciat in the usual way. V.st all the words a ft er th. w..,4 •r that" 'be omitted. fur the purpose of toweling the words following: **Ms Royal Higu oess." hr.—where Led !reinsure objected tittle mode of uuum. 4 the (111P•I .011. Itr Liu!, there were to., mocl e i., g• that oh, a.ueaduaeot b. imierted;" dud the oth,r, " that the "orris orthe f..wreser owteou I.e "'truck out M thr parlouse or inarron i t thaw of the ainernti newt :" but Ise coateuded. the termer was the mode prueriheel -by his Noble Friend, anal It was right tha Amendment should be put in the same way it was prop...ed. . Thstasast:Classcathase observed, it wat his its. erotic" gitil Sias...ring to put the Amendment in the ssme way. as proposed, and that the kart mode %vas adequate to every PiriPtise. Sremnora paid, the meaning of the Noble ■od Learned Lord w is honest, but his intentimi was ridirelloiss.—(ol der, ortier.)---The Neble E irl immitaintii he imam nouns, diste.peetful, but if their Lordships would enmities., there was a wide difference between the question bring piit in our mode and in the •tiger. Lord Hol4.arin siid. be had but moved the emendmetit in the way stated by Ins Noble Friend (Stanhope). The Loop CHANCRLLOIL then proposed the Amendment in the way mentioned by FEATI Stan which was negatived without a (bewail. Tim Thud Reso!ution was nest pat, and agreed to. The Ea►l of Lteseiont. mo►ed, '6 That their Lord,hipa' Resolutions be communicated to the Commons at a conference on Nloticlay."—OrUerctl. Adpuroed tall Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House met at four o'clock. pursuant to ad jeuronn nt. Lord My Lcaseeit. Mr. MARRHAN. and Mr. BCPYON. severally obtained leave of absence for • month. The CHANCELLOR of the Eicneouttit stated, that.the House had met this day I , r th; purpose of being in readiness to recrive my communication which the other House should think proper to make to them. As, however, uo communication had been made, mod there was no 'Airline's before the House, it would be proper to adjourn. fle I:sought there was no necessity to meet to -morrow ; the ad journment should therefore be till Moodily, and they could hold their conference with the Lords on that day, prior to their proceeding to hosines.„ Mr. THAN sy inquired whether the measure to be 'wooled forward un Monday, o mild be exactly the same as the Right llanommr.lde Gentleman had stated in the opening speech on the subject The Cnancet.tmeof the EXCHEQUER answered, that, generiniy, there would be no alteration.— There would, however, probably, be a difference with relive ct to the limitations, ohich of course would be specified in the body of the Bill—some sites-46w, might also take solace as to the custody (tithe King's person, It was also intended that prisision should he made for graiviii‘ pensions amid pe-r.e{•s 1,1 naval and military ofh.:ers who should mgeilis- themselves. He was not aware of any probable alteration. Mr. Ao.►st inquired, whether the regulations re. epecting His Majesty's Household were intended M be the seines* those adopted in 17ite The CIIANCULLOR at tar EnCHFQIIIIII answered, that with tin exception of the limitations, they would be sins hr. The tow in'.. That this House do now adjourn till Mender iv was then put, ;end carried neat. e.g., and the House sajourned .ccurdingly. • CADIZ MAIL. SITTING OF THY tn. The motion made by Dam Villaaueva, that the estates of Godoy and other, might be destined to ressari glorious deed. performed iu favour of the colsutry. was niscu..ed, but the Cortes did not come to any resiolub , iii on the uI ject. 111111106 1,1 TIM 4Tv. On the motion of Don Torrero it was decreed, that the DeputieA or the Cortes ought to be alto gether! indtpetsdent of the Executive Power, and nut to hold any office w'nelt renders thew account able to the said Poo vr, in order to avoid its luau cure iu this mann, r. SITTING OF THE STII. A Memorial was resid, presented by the Magic. trines of Croat., stating that they are the principal movers of the insurrection of the said district, winds amount• almost 7,500 men. Among other rircum simnel s they relate the Winning tact:—The inha bitants reclaimed from the French an individual who was taken prisoner. The answer was, that the Cis al rower had already disposed of him; and in in fact th..y had hanged him. By way of reprisal, the patriots hanged two. Frenchmen on • tree in the road, furni.lied with • label with this inscription: T.O for one; four fur two, &c." They de in tmled 204) hoops of the line and ammunition, and engaged to defend the diidiirt, if they üb•ained titein...—R:erred to the Council of Regency. CADIZ. NOV. 27. fivneral Mend LAW has joined, ea Fen:emit, Georralllaetertw, the tr..ops or both together compoiing a force of 9,000 infontry and 3,000 Amity. a:tscl.. a , eo.dios to accounts frnin Aya *Sortste, are ruarchirg ispow Serillr, where thry w ill be j-ioeil by the li'%I•1011 of tropona. It appears that Areattierg has fal!eo Lick to die capital of Andolo4a. Cotslohis, the theatre of heroism, has tint ceased to give triumphs to the Flosni.h suns. Macdonald. 'pith intent to sur..otai Gerona, divided the corps under his cousin:l , W into three eltii,tow, one of which has bees he.teit and destroyed by Campo. e e ri e ., an d th e oilier tw.. dispensed. The partisan in-o, who has euliettrd under his orders about tint) men. has cut off the water from the n.ills of. Barcelona. and et alumni to rib,erie the French: he has surprised and taken prisoners adetsuinnesit of gut) men that they had sent out. An order has been putilishel by the Prot unto! Cnintre..., In • ~i.e Motet men, wri , n h is cart.) tog Into til.ct the utmost ir•gewir, ar.d the number will be eons; li.trd in the course of t:.e pre.ent innuth,—Genersl Urt:inell CAD utterly ask in hi. ' , olive, though be cannot go out, sad it is ttiver.ted that he 111111 KM be entirely recovered.—Tm tosi mai a Prei.th have sot Viekei, lust 1 , 1 free communication, and prOV1"1011$ all 1 troops tires from the Whit side of the daily go in sad oat. extreme of misery; bdt the peep, The giosiistor.inis issued a decree, ordering that I end •appear d e t ermine d to defend the Spamaida who fight for Ferdinand VII. shall the Ise'." no longer be Called issergener. but be considered as 'regnlsr armies, and, when taken prisoners, be treated with the greatest consideration.—[llow well this Decree agrees with his having so often asserted that Spain was pacified end contented with his &other Josepla, and that only some robbers and banditti disturbed roil order! Within a short time he will be obliged to confess that the forces of all Europe under his command have not been able to conquer Spain; and reluctantly to acknowledge, if he is esi.tence, the independence of the most persevering and heroic nation iii Europe.] The Governor of 4 il Ism I. C aaaaa ra, has ap plied for a reiutorcerneat to his garrison. The hospitals are full, and 50 or 60 die every day : the convalesceots are sent to Valladolid--The garrison of Cividad Rodrigo con...ts at 800 men, and some troops from Ledesma are de. Med fur that city. PRIUATis COI:11E11 1 4k DXNCE. RITRACT FROM A PRIVATIR LETTRR, DATLD CADIZ. 10TH DECEMBER. " As you are much ineeri.sted in the politics of Spain, 1 shall give pm some news ; prriniaing that the French have already continued to throw their shut and shells muck farther than you supposed : they have sent several shot as I Snrapnell-shells into the barrack-yard, and td•inch shell, Gout mortars to within 100 yards of the wells: all of them were fired from the Napoleon B attery • (4,600 yards off), which is not so near by 700 yards as M AtegOrd4; so that whenever they con get their works completed at the tatter, they sill throw a range of some hundred yards into the town. Luckily none were hit io the barrack-yard; but they have min found out Some of our working parties, and this morning lie first that they fired took off one of the men's thighs. " Slake has arrived here, after having got a drubbing from Sebastiatii--the eirproses of his ex pedition were defrayed by our Aloha...odor out of your pockets at home !—Sebastiani has nothing to oppose him, and it is ivargintil he is now opposite to us with 11,000 gun-boats can do nothing here. for in every attack they lied the thattenes too strong Soult continues opposite—Ate' , are building' more gun-boats at St. Lucie and other parts. In het there is a gloom which daily thickens over this Peninsula : one good thing is, that we have got rid of the epi deans. Provisions are very dear at present. All your accounts of the starvation end desertion of the French turn out as 1 repeated, to be erroneous, and reinforcements are constautly coming up to them.-111 now let you into • piece of news which I dare _say has mot yet transpired at home, and is only known to a few here. 1 have opportuni ties which others have not, auil this you may rely upon—Ferditiaod the Seventh is betrothed to a daughter of the Emperor of Germany, sister to Nap's wife !!!--.Tne Cortes have had tome private Sitt i ings an the subject; tad 1 leave you to judge what effect this is likely to have an the politics of the country." ILIMACT or a LIMES raoM at omens wren ME 11LITtsti Atltillf IN 1 41 ,141:0•Ier " Almerria, Portage', Nov. ea, tete. " On the 15th instant, the whole of the French army retired from their position in front of our lines ; and ou the pith, Lord Wellington advaoced with about half of his troops towards them ; we marched after the einemy for several days with all possible expedition. but we could Dot get up with them till they had arrived at the heights of Santarem, in a position which Lord Wellington has deetu-d to, strong to be attacked. General hill's division has since crossed the Tagus. and is now immediately opposite the town of Sautarem, where nearly the whole of the French force is con centrated ; bus the Tagus is between us, sod they have no memos of crossing it. Lord Wellington is on the other side of the enemy ; and there area con siderable numher of Portuguese troops. and our 19th Light Dragoon., at Abranten and the neigh bourhood, in their rear. Therefore, in case M asaens attempts to retreat to Spain. as we imagine he wishes to do, lie will wawa a eery great loss; and it is certain that he will never get Lisbon with less than 100,000 men, lie brooght about PO.OOO men from Spain, but cannot um, have snore than ti 43.900 effective. Thebattle at Bunco cost him 1 0.000.50il several thousand deserted taus, inoi•ly German...— Oar myelin were very linguini:, as we generally started at four o'clock in the iaiiriuug . and we sel dom arrived at our quarters for Cie iii. 4 ht till see or seven in the evening, and se L.! rani aluiost fiery day: when see came in. we sit to take pl.lP.ltfoSl.tll of darted bowies, churches, hr alai pre pare for coeditor our breskfast. Our oxen ate driven with u., and killed and made uee of im mediately on our arrival at a place of h Oar ing oar march on the other side of the 'logos, I we, constantly oitliessing the horrors of oar—the roils bring strewed with the carcasses of hones and mules. and even in some places with human he.hes ; •inl the towns auJ idlers comidetely deserted : what furniture reinsiord was thrown into I:io irreets aril nothing hut llt sliel!, of the hou-es were left. We are wow in a eoi:utry what lye Til E LONDON, SATURDAY. Dammam The following is the **little St. James's "fiie MAJVITY bas been rather the lag twenty-four hours. The Lords and Cousaime, adjourned unt.l Monday.-- !;ci pose) • . the latter House to spectimig the course which l ie the subject of a liegeticy, Gentleman declared his int,•u his original plat. SJ.n. tr:v. ever, he a•ltnit eJ toOt 111 and would be sio•cmtied i t are getcmiabed at this Pcitce.a 41., after the debate and of Lords un Tutir4ilay ! Upor left in mi majority ot• oaly 26; ym taiued to the mere farm of proceedi shonirl be by Bill or by Address. sti, in a full I louse of Peers, nut cumstances, be considered a du then, can Mr. Peaccea tXperl, of the it mr•trict iota comes to bee The public ferii.ig revolts st ■nd hampering the Regent em initationa, time tendency of it ordinary power end tneuence in the nit ural course of thicip, into oppanuon to his measures KING is unable to gerfur.o his limo be of any use. eenught Substitute. This is a propus:, p•ejndaccd mgd disinterested man dominions, except his Ministers Upon what basis this confidence. , rests, whether upon the iotegrit of Ire friends.wedo not pretend it is. that he bas takes a Feat himself, and that of his nom cannot plead either igtiorence or but a moral cer,f.nitt . x that the I left tree and anfqtered, would ought, in oar hatable °pluton, Parliament and the Country . which Mr. Pcncevairm i, d,terraineJ upon him.—m When the Noon, r sitioas were made to Ireland by an offer of trade in exchange fm. —that Minister wesilearathed generous stied with, the bridle, sieve of provender iss Niemeyer. however, me ins to manage the whom lie has to deal even in —he proffers the bridle. it tit provender he keeps to himself Tha Notitcee par& filo on the Ude. bas Ines& a fleet hating pot to sei, w ith the posed, of po-hing for Cadiz. creditel at the Admiralty. SEBASTIAN( ' with 10,00 u men, Cadiz. The enemy have collected boats. Au attack was made upon ■nd Spanish force, and three were lost two Officers in the attack. Captain MAIINTIM SUTTON boa. which place lie left on 16 the hoe of his departure mothh had occurred. On the 9th :natant TOM woo prnat,ly dt lh in. An Anholt Mid arrive:i brouglA no news alio). inter, Our Port Letters of yesterihs any importance. Pertereranet merchai Portsmouth from U.LrAtar. %%'• 112111 GTO a of boar.i.vrith Qnraltar oft the sth s..stant. Thursday mormog. a Biel railed the Here, of end for IC last from Lesion. went oh /hare about half stay between Dower The Cr,., with a Lady slid tr. , ger., OM all saved he 91 Yesterday a Court , of DII tef EVA LAS 1:GUIIV. Wiltql the u t aus ions llsturu Soto tits cowl speetive slop. vis• Coptaio Jas. Murray. Des ,n•hire Jos U. Oodob, Lord Moloslie (.4 V Capitals J. Loch toilet Marks Groot, Lord SIPIVIWTit. we are eIWICet , extremely indsapesed, at flichp caur.lit a cold while attending witatnine His MAJMITT's Physics; A few dada ay a Swedish ' weasel of diet oration, appl'.d ; et Hall es be Olken apprentice their ithstri; stating is a rent weever lark re Is ewa taUlary, fling eellt sti/erid iv refir tea it.' which', FP.... le river, ni hi l e e" fen li d ° P • DN. He 21). !tiro 'hewn y tiodaar Cw t Vo rather better Rr * R. R. REIN, pi. Halark Vt. REShal " mat it.tar.l .* o Nl.. Paccar heard to pa It•ght lion oterio,i to per vial et-ret--idolA II itrohiul, take "IP ia lie body this de, sritimi and r. 4, io t le vi that 0..e4-4iso 11, yet Ihr a ess. Ti,i uader all t defat. IVII2I s ,eet, wneo 6,e, 1 e debited on "4.4 the 4 A of har ith restrirtioes Nhit..!i is to give to a set of • willevea II es eNienut,e,l.. it to hove a 4 Clear to es.. NMI is H.. era sold their or neeof Hr. Pi.itC ;rite Of the corn • .nd to sly ; iPtt St tontionedoltty creation, in wit' Or ill Trill?. • Pewee of WA said ainoe hi, non, to reet,n4.l to the ft .! terfaits.4 to II C0113M.!r6.il by Mr. Pitt —. for her in I. pe., Ni as approecitn. • to one hurl, a then 'Mr. Po' ;to: he Onerous 'trod • •ieSs lemon: true. but tla If ! i Cadiz, which Are report of die 'f.• the inteittw+.4 It I , I. This aecuuet .1 men, has arrired lected a lioliPa you them his 13 were driven t. I is arrived frail the 13tb i.uteet. within of latent Lord WSLU d morning, hot it rev. relay bring no ne` , ant ts s r • 'till 1., , ut.C. 1 di.patoits. Jive rip, neer 300 gr. York, In late nu a re •f 4sl over a , d Faloto" We Gentlemen r" chip to gone t i re , moss we, held et ' a Air f•flicAliened C :01/111.64d of their ire ; J. sC***ltg:r Maio od Greet, fur aim dove!• conceited to rude. tchmonJ Park, he noe the Coins:Pee velment'. oy, beiorzip.g t• I to a sattc.ottdr IC ea 1M.r,1 U,• • t ,at At W Fr F. 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