... - Zto i Tc Q @ of i' tm2oNrNG CHR2mCzE. Si R. . SIR, in my-last Letter I ornitted to=tate those Orq-ier§ of Counc116 which svere issued subsequently to the estabhlth- ment of the blockade'; and by which hsg Majesty's Mi- nisters professeod to ne to triigate the rigyour ef th6 blockade, viz. That such A.neri'an ships as should cnter a British port, and give bond to pay the duty im-i; posed by ...

... . . i, ?? . k ?? _ I; iACT-pR O AN 4FFf6ia.. FtrakT OF GENERAL XLE RC Zk, ComsMNDPR IN. C41X¢7'0 TuE NORTHERN ARMr . 5 , iA ATl)RTEs, Ar OLERAufGaa9 NTough iave bee n compeiled, by thsevt superiority of thei en'ensrs ±orce to evacuate the Province of Uleabuirgs, WhiCh. independenly o t'his considrI'anon, -must have done fron's th'e total- wnt of ?? anaiproveitder; yet I derive 1 uo small ...

... 77 FZENCII- 2? UM,,1AJ~rs 'ln ihe fist lart of the. Iortte'cnth iluetiri le £1o 9wsntf pista~sL stwere omittd: . . A. hatcher's. boy .fironq FEstranaadurn,'who conni mnandeoi o)!ea of tle PatesJlhdf fieaudacity to ie~oue ; thiit * l) ; of 1stra shoukl go ilimself into thie loin. with h . is .esyes bl indf(!h~eid 'Genreral M, n thblun' IJ ld 'is presumptive -den iodttith indigbation. , Isl VaS ...

... TH1- MORNING CffR 1 II ?a- LONbQN: St. FRIDAYS DECEMBIR A0, 18l8. .nd . :he Mr. LEEs of Gloucester-place, yesterday' arrived in town wit idispatches for Governmept. He came by , the Undaunted,'frivgate, which reached Weymouth on :S Wednesday eveniing. This gentleman is said to be the he last British subjeat that left Madrid after the siege of nY that city had commenced. From the capital he ...

... TIifi IJORATLNG CH;RONI1CLE. L.ON D 0 N: 7T.URSDA2-,,.DECEATLMER Z9, r8o3. WIe are now enabled to state tho substance of the lush, s5th, and j6th Bulletins of tile operations of the FrechArmy, dated from Madrid, on the 5th, 7th,. and 8th of the present month. 'he 13th Billetin stated, that the Du'ke of ISTRIA hdrarrived with his cavalry before Madrid, on the 2d nfitant. It now appears, by the ...

... CO 7ER~~jr*T Ma LR, '1ITOR Thc Liecy of 'cs 'ss ±ht r x hen, 'as .egleat Wariton Sayq, 1:4 ' wtietbhes; ldang anddiown themselves, anrdihe'ireat ones sell th'ett selves to the Coult nd. the v' Isbai I eae tO be discussed by abler.pens; but I fmust it tle ttiiile sp ex;postulate a. little on tiw nature and oflice of a Corio PC net's Jury. I do not doubt that our Cot oners thin u tlhenselves ...

... PRBNCH PAPERS, . ?? ng FOURTEENTH BULLETIN OF THiE ARMY 010 FSPAIN.. es, MAADRID, DEC.. 5.-. The`2d at, noon his Majestv ar- mU rived in person on the heights which impen4,dver VMa- ms drid, on vwhich were already.placed the divisions of dr-a- gs. goons of Generals Latour Maubourg, and Lalhooissaye, o land the Imperial horse-guards. The anniven-ary of the msd -cororation, that epoque which has ...

... tRRORS Ot tMUCdToN. ] M 2R. EDITOR, I do not aliule so much to the triti of last ?? as to some other Itiials of persons Who have miitaken public propely for their own, when I say that I think those ie Gentlemen are entitled tono smdlider!e of ity-not in because ~ ~ ~ '~~eofpit-o in because t I have boen'so ?? to be cntnvt&ed, is bunt because they ajppar to have offended ?? ignorance; .Yoa will ...

... THRE M10RAi TG C[RrJNIG CLI. - 0 N D 0 N: SATURDAI,; DECEIVfRIR'31, 1809. Yesterday dispatches were received at the Admiralty from Admiral Dr CouRcv, dated on the 23d ihst. from Corunna. Wie are happy to announce that this Officer had received a letter from Sir DAVID B.AaD, dated on the 17th, stating that he was on the point of forming a jundion with Sir JoHN MOORE ; and that be intended on ...

... CIRISTMVAS WEK4 EN- Notw FROM A COUNTRY NEWSPAPER.] 3W Nqtwi thstanding the hitherto acknowledged superio- 1 rity of 'the French nation in the article of lPoliteess, it S5 is allowed that the English ale not miuch behind them; ed but while this allowance is made', we are at the same on time told that it ?? only to the upper avid well- n educated classes of society, and that the lower, the pL- ...