... l'HE MfQRNILVG CHROxICLE. L'ONDON: . WEDN~E$DAr; D~ECEMlBER 25, 1815 The Gazette qf last night contains a notification from the Marquis WELLESLEY, that the entrance of the River Guadalquiver is so far- placed under blockade, that vessels having on board provisions, or warlike or naval stores, will not be permitted to enter. It also contains an ?? of a Dispatch from Lord 'IELLLNGTON, dated ...

... ME~TI~NG of ei~ E~b~ Ie-M~B~T~of thei 3= 'V1~~B*SS To institlite a Pubric'SUbtciaf I air i On Iionday there vas'a reisy ftilf'ftefitlaia'c ate bt.ii ah d, AncIhor 'Taver n of tlhe friends of Ph kl~eii 6f the. Press conveiied by Spublik ad~e~rtnsenen~~it, tb consi 'rXthet claiis ot; M!I.7White Xo pi151ic tuqp6r. ;6: 1 g ';fvJ ?? - i 9irj 'rnel ?? havmg( taken thie rcli~ij ~deit ?? tutthwtei t- ...

... AR. a COLELDDGEIS LECTURES 9r. jleridge Ihftroauced his ninth lefure by ' original r'iarkcs 0n-Jte distiniion between Scslpeat hid Paitntit drew a alo gy between them and ?? anciept andi ?? Drama. He'no6j thI advagtnges and's ntawgeabf hich our m tal oet hadto avail h 'f or to combat, bestow~i some sever.e censures on ?? cahledtle Sen mental'Drama, .which, in' itsl t state tion, ?? to the ...

... PUS I bS iRIP T.~~ ?? Vews inl 1uedall Ni.;t's Gazete,. L ( ION, o . Tu RsiAi, Dcc;. 10. 11!E Prince Rlegent, we arc hapiy to say, is so T f far recovered from his slprain, jis to be able to irome to town. N1c let't Oatlhltds on Mondaiy, and urri ed at Y'ork-houso in thA. cvening. A little dif- fiPclt' in walking is thle oniv incolvenllience his Ilt al 1lighneos teels. S iuldan' the followiln- ...

... IP.SWI1CHf, Dcc. Q2s. 0, - , - I I a1. I 'I'lle inliabitatits of iaxfield have subscribed ioC for the purpose of supphking the poor of that parish with Bibles and 'estaulents gratis; the sui- phIs to be api lied in aid of the general pur poses of the Society for Promoting Chr istian Knowledge. Last week I. S. \Eaddiogtiin, Esq. of Cveiliam Hall, ordeled a quantity ot blankets and cloth, to be ...

... Mc n9aMp'0 w1oot. ,iR . ' Downing-strect, Dce, 24, 1811. ADispatcli, of wvhich the fofllowing is allextract, -.. was yesterday rnring received at Lord Li- verpool's office, addrested to hislordship by Gen. Viscount Wellington, dated Frenada, I)ec. 4: Accoirdo'in to the intention ot which I commulni- ca!ed to your Lrdshibp, I witlhdrew our advanced gtiard across the Aguedn on the q9th. Don C;ir ...

... OBSERVATIOQ'S ON i ,51'STE1 ADOPED BY' I.:-sTHE4AfES -~ IS . tTEIWAR IN I- STHV sl.?,ANISLJ 1NSULA-CO-PLNCD. he [TrainA tedfrrani thie Spxnish. - - - t ?? t j- si The' small e6-pedxtions of this ]ind hthci to undci iI .of talcenJ ?? idictdously planned, :and'' they A ed, as S they .ought to finish:;, for success shvuld ,'evr ' x. n~ade to de1pend -pn c lhanciwliea ,it s possible to seize it e ...

... SA UILAY NOVEMBER- ~- ?? 30,.IU Under the Patrenage of Diet l l thc DUKE OF CLARENCE, and iby partiC10 est*e of' viii) the Captabis qftthe ityar xvavy. ?? onf in M HERMTANT ?? rps - OM ' i- kg, WV forms the Nohility and Gentry'yof Port's Aouth r ~on-- avid its Enivirn, ttthere will tl~ an ASSE9MBLY pa oraheld at the Cronln on Tuesay, 3d flecciiiev~- m foro a Tickets FireS~ig each, toube lhad ...

... SOU''HAMNl ?? ?? S.42'RD, ?? i)ECEMRER oe; 1811. Otn M'.\Tonr v last bis Royal Highlness the blihe tof ilarlI>V, with tMI Raiilue ,-P ,,ae d 0tIllous0b i Ti:k ~ tlJsI8 (a : i.ir; 1.. P-lni 1fl ?? ?? E l ti: tN e ii, 11 it avi-it Iii Colunt-il clpigny and tlie J:lul l Cavel., ;;t ,EL huiust, near Foawle. T'he ttstiing TIalI for the Master of the I ( Et~iO , is C \tictl to be very ...

... SHOCKEING MYTINY, Plymouth-Dock, Dec. 4. - Cis morning arrived the Diana, 36, Captain Spi Siis from a cruise, in wrhich she had.captured a ai TIt blig, deserted by tlie enemy, on the French te [scoa't Mr Andrewa '(Midshipman), a Quarter- 'sc ?? seven men, were Iput on board the brig ar . 'to &iwng iher into'-ort, and a Mr N. Winsland, hi J('Clapt. lxerris's Stvward) as a passenger, making in ...

... Tuesda~'s 1is. - - I LONDON, MONDAY' PWC. 23.. A Mail romt Lisbun arrjvj~d tbis rn6o~rfi , oirith A-.LPpeim -atid Letters to'. thle SthI.. ?? ; bY (tspatehi Irouq hold %%ellin~gton t appers,,thiat 1ie~r- Ifg ofa ussvetneto. the Fitrench ~tak ?? e6dvod Ba.rois I le Agueda; but the Frenell ~Heasaring hueck Itheir iteps, tbeurn~ returned to theiol ttow nt Unthe Vjth tilt. it i ad t e.$jttnrsars ...

... Sla; I have read, ill yourWeekly Re- gister of the 7th December 1811, a letter upon the subject of Prisoners of War) which has interested-the friends of humt- nity, and particularly those who have some relations prisoners in France. I must confess, tbat I was induced, like many other people, to think that we had offered very ad.antageous proposals to the French concerning the exchange, and ...