... TU7ESDAY'3 LUA :#O Tbis G~uelle ?? R 1.rcr faze C-Inodlore 11rauhloth dated ti Salavia Roajs, gair- ;ut arc1t(t *fa ecplurc nco ; detrueittrJ of hine Frezud arowd Orn e5t and wir Pr,)s, the n h ckearr in 3 gus, bvy tue S itr Fris Vfalw ?? Ltur CriX 51O), ide ccqlmai Uarr6i andJ MlAunw~l, u1S Rauawns In thie exloit Inonta ingle man was' kilied, ard tbere-weit nly elevet wounded, aznoug whum was ...

... TFESDAY'S LO.VDON GAZETTE. Dwning.-street, December 24, 1I 1. A dipatch, of which ihe filioinr is an extract, was yes- terday intling received at Lord Liverpool't offife, addrersed o hii, Lordhipt by General Visconut Wellilut), dated ire- keda, Dec. 4, 18 1 :- - * . I Arcording to the intention Ulhich I ci somu icated to your Lordship, I withdrew our ndvanced guard across the Agneda anl tlhe ...

... 1EATE1kA AARcO GRB * Mat 1 of .ou ?? -having. r'otieed, witllh s. t.6nishment, ths pectuhar taste tliat th& Baron GerambS .has erierdi playd in this cotuntry or ?? thing 'that' tends to delebrity o1.i oputr dtstinffiod- ?? haie col- ?? the. kl1owrng etais .of hmt, Swhict,-beingstri&- ly..anither~tti, ill sei v-c as a proo0t lt' his havino posses- sed at. taste ibe~foi c hervisited Englandd ...

... - MAROIT AXUA The fiqllawing are the il6tiesting partictilars of a most alarmfingf revolt in the Island of 'Mnrtinique. Hkppily the insurgents were soon subdued, ~and set'eraf Ofiheai have already siufefed thite ekxemplary.:ptuishrnebt T4iewt trheit crimes. . The wleader was' I person of the rime 6f .Moiere, who assumed tlW titl b Qf Vi~cptn ad who appears to hle beei oiD l f ibe tte4 nles ' ...

... *. 7HEN .cF , . ?? g LE.- . 7U1 - ?4SDr, D~auEMKsb-, ?? . h PQ 4ICE Rjsa'J ca Vt , i .yl Highness 5- town y'' ?? saRds'A HareaS ,his -own is ioit yet in'a Condatl-o ,toredeve him. he;. ..s~r~c1 s; -we' ?? repeately stated now feels lO btlher ?? from whie Wspr 'tfia the di ; of iwaikiig. 'fis heailtl:hhasi, in -yy other respeA:, -beeen perfe. We hatve nO doubt:but that in a' few days we ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WGE . Svr,-I anm a persen from thie count (a of Yorkshire) ind sboold esteem myself *you would inform Mc, throunh the nlediuqn f ner per, who that pertly pertenag~e may be whv is e er seen ?? the metropolis ?? on a gigantic white .charger. That he has Mape observation is hardly probable ; but lest it should be t: ease, I beg to add, that the stately motion and of both the, animals, forcibly ...

... :rfy Tsz X2 f TT~~ 44 %xw k ho. ii.;.:;uwik f _ in iON i Uli0 , tA A party ofmir.brea .1 vsit, 0 or two v llages hi.,our v i o, ut,*k ;i t 4e f'ihe' d ir *htheii any Is ij; -d Our have been. &i;dut Otiday` ' 'The Worse Gt-& lues), ativ reidy - hk g To n' & t h e Una 4A ?? -ae1e6a or- : -'derek h1*rnr'asubridie.- ?? ?? fi re$'e te tE, tha test. 5 h 'fl~d1 taia n i -;i ' neiwhbounag co'n1j ...

... THE MORNING CI-IRONICLE. LONDON: ap WI TUESDA!r, DECEMBER 24, 1811 ha Four more Anholt Mails arrived yesterday; by which r we have obtained papers and letters, the latter to the lath inst. from Gottenb urg, besides others of -earlier dates from Matwick, Stockhuln),. and-other situations lo tr ?? 1,itlc. Our fureign Gazettes by this opportu- pa nitv ar, in regular series from the 6th t ult. I A ...