Star. — London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

VIE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, NOVF.MBER 12. : ' , OF STOCKSTHIS DAY ATONE O'CLOCK : Coos. for money, 66”—Ditto, aeconitri . Reduced 654j-4 per Cent. 820 Noy .5 per Cent. 100ii—Omnium 514 efts.. Bills, 9s. to 133. pre.—Bonds :173. Us. pr. )ur last various accounts,have been received. Peninsula, some of them so late as the Ist tt which time nothing of importance had oc the vicinity of Lisbon. Thursday night, his Majesty's ship DRYAD, GALWAY, arrived at Plymouth from Corun- a passage of nine days. She brings. intelli a the expedition which lately went from under the . command of Commodore MEN - Ds, possession of Gijoti:yhich they ransacked article of property .North bringing away, W i t h Fritsch plunder amounting to upwards The wear, it seems, quitted the place ,p rn ath of ours small Squadron, but having in greater fotce, and . indicating an intention ►g to rag Y& possession of the place, our after doing all the mischief they could,. with-. fining any loss,; ro.embarke4 with their booty, proceeding against Su .tiiiidero. )RYAD also brings i•iePe'tl tion of the nn= report brought [tube SCYLLA on Wednesday ., Netiorishad stistaiqed a severe defeat, and tetrad to evacuate Portugal, with bis array, pro- y Were suffered to retire unmolestedi The also brings another report, said to be Tomded • received; at Mina from Opoito, that ich prisoners, t4 . 0417 .; C010nel TRANT near - wag erobarieit sta' ;Oporto, preparing to sail Lad. :DiCEES Cnintorre packet, Captain KERR, :Falmouth on .Fridays from J.isbon, which I left on the 90th tilt, at which time the 'ere exactly jn the,samc state as when the brought. by. the APOLLO, came away...—. NCLSS CHARLOTTZ had an_ action at one Friday morningoaff the Lizard, where she :ked by a French schooner priVateer, 'which lff. The crew and passengerk fought nobly, - • - - ,uffercd severely fro m the galling fire of the musketry. Mr. *Comet, a passenger. and NIAERACK, a seaman, were killed ; Captain Id Mr. HUTTON, the Mate, slightly wounded; BATHORN, a seaman, lost an arm ; and HAMILTON, ciit(o, slightly wounded. 'legraphic Communication was succeeded last the arrival of an Express, with intelligence WELuttcrrox of so late a date as -the first At that time no general action bad taken had there been any movement of conse either side. Indeed both armies remained in the same situations in which they-were left of the former advices brought by the APOLLO LordWELLINGTON continued to present a bold front to the enemy, who had not dared to Lordship in the fine positions which he had so y taken. MAssmt had certainly not retreat as the Ist instant. He several times re. . the British lines, but had not yet attempt- Lek them. Lord WELLINGTON, on the other mgh he most prudently had not ventured :e u[son'the enamy,.continued to bid a proud to his utmost efforts, and should MAssENA ly,.be induced to attack. his Lordship, the Yarinkhopes of skglon'ous result on our part iersilly entertained throughout ewers divi. the i3r4i#ll force.. 'The whole of otfr continued in good health, eieellent spirits, and feet order of battle, ready and anxious to enemy. " CORUNNA, OCTOBER 25. Iformation has been this day received at this nn the Expedition which sailed from hence en inst. under General RENOVALES, by which it that a partial landing was made in Gijon, ich town they have dislodged the enemy on inst. leaving POILIER proceeding towards f!),4101 sloop of tiikr i Maptain . WHOREWOOD, on Friday from :11 - FlFifediterranean. She from Gibraltar on the 10th alt. with 28 sail of Asports and merxhiiittnen 'under tan.toY, 13 sail of high parted convoy OW Care St. Vincent, in bad the only ships *arrived with her are the and Hornbt tranitidift.. The 'ROMAN left the lnd ONYX at Gibialtii.* • The garrison was }thy, though there were four transports lying y, with deserters' froth the French army in dl part of Spain, - which had an Infectioui 'aoard, but they ;Woe kept under strict qua and no communication whatever allowed to Pace betwixt them and the *shore. They came c:a rihagena.—C4ptains GnnTzt, PrAnsE, and of the Navy, arc arrived passengers in the . last we gave extracts from the Paris Papert ist ult. inclusive. Last night we received the. 4 Soir of the 3d instant. The intermediate those.of the Ist and ttd, have not reached us. no news from Portugal in the paper from we have made our extract& itish sloop which was lost about 30 years ago, gre , ti umber of passengers, on Lake Ontario, ,rneriea, lately discovered 44 miles east of 20 feet below the surface of the watere:' ° • APPOINT MENTS.—Captain HUGIIrtinOT, io at. Or. C.V:44l•lde4lA*D t *also; 0 2 str4? iritftBM+llfraft•MP.'?:!.., , ,k4SUlrt:' • .saysar Till MOI t ax of ol Con& for n Reduced 6, Nor -5 Pei f a , Bins, Since our la: the Penin t, at whi d in the y Late on Thu *: . plain GALW y . after a pass ;lee that the under taken pose every articl ort h e r with the approaci ° l ie u ( ' in gre retaining tt int alstaining . were proce DRYM a ided,iiport --tha l t fofrepiiito •kd they wer tau also bri • do letter nee Fr inch pa &brit, Were f i England. The PettscEi eked at Fain pee she left a llies were ex zounts broul le P R INCESS frid attacked b sibeat off. '1 Itthey suffers dny's rnuske IPIARD NIA& Ins, and Mr. Onus BAT} HAMILT A Telegraph riht by the lq fin Lord WE font. At ti tke, nor had puce on eithe precisely the sa at kdate of thl flue. Lord \+l feraudable fro!' attack his Lord judtiollsly tike edifite ti 4!% Coed the edsattaek-th ha though . to #irarke ups ier!i!ise to hi; Eltigtely,be ogsanggivie. ioiof the ' 2n ril.Con4ue , Tatipeifect as the enem 1 ThrOttilati PI;n1 from the thi,l4th inst, arNar; that frail which to the 17 t h i nst., M e a n ?, The ItostAN 'rived on F ailed from Gi 't"Ports and hick parted ither ; the ,Jra and He oftut.and 'Cry healthy, 1 st the Bay, w ''‘e South pa :C7CT on !mart -,'ltine, and n a't:e place bet mom Carthap IVION: 4 o f t h fora. 111 our last the :11st ul, ..‘'lgrao/ Soi l' . 'Pera) those. aere is no ni Bich we hay A British sl 'rhafireati Afriorida, le fart, 20.fe NATAk Appol , e;% ; • .1 5 •1 !I:P*li THE KING. We: -24't happy once mare to announce a progres sive iMprovement in the health of our beloved Sove reign. The folloiving are' the Bulletins issued since the ittlilication of our Paper on Saturday t BULLETIN OP SATURDAY NIGHT. " WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 10. " Half-past Eight o'Clock, P. M. " His MAJESTY continues much the same as he was in the morning. (Signed) "H. R. REYNOLDS. " HENRY HALFORD. " • W. HEBERDEN. • " M. BAILLIE. " R. WILLIE." • ' OF YESTERDAY MORNING. 44 WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 11. " His MAJESTY is still a little better this morning than he was yesterday." (Signed as before.) BULLETIN OF LAST NIGHT. 4' '• • • . WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 11. " Nine o'Clock, P. M. niS MAJESTY has a little more fever this evening than he had in the morning." (Signed as before.) BULLETIN OF THIS MORNING. 46 WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 12. " Although His MAJESTY has passed the night with very little slgep, yet he appears in no resplect worse thi yesterday." (Signed as before.) • The following Personages entered their names in the list of inquirers respecting the King's health on Saturday and yesterday at St. James's : Marquis of Abercorn Mrs. Tyrrell Marquis of Blandford Mrs. Burr Marquis of Hertford Mrs. Macdonald Marquis Cornwallis Lady Fludyer . Earl of Aylesbury Lady Radstock Ea 4 of Sandwich Lady Besborough Earl of Lindsay Admiral Apodaca Lord Cremorne Madame Apodaca Lady Cremorne Cremorne • Bishop of Salisbury Lord neathfield Earl of Aberdeen . Lord Boston Earl of Moununotris Lord Holland Countess of Aberdeen Lord Radstock, Lord Ellenberough Lord Charles Spencer, General Sir Eyre Coots Lord Tyrconnel, Hon. Mrs. Crispigny Lord Morpeth, Miss Crispigny Lord Borringdon Earl Rivers Loid Gknbervie Alderman Birch Lor.i Gower General Gordon • Sir R. Barclay Mr. Kenrick, M.P. Sir I'. Trigge Major-General Burr Sir. John Nichol Master of the Rolls Sir J. Macpherson . Doctor Moseley Sir Richard Gamon General Wemyss Sir Alexander Johnstone Viscount Chetwynd Sir James Mansfield Viscountess Chetwynd Sir James Shaw Bishop of Kildare Sir J. Jones • Hon. Mrs. Knox Sir H. Burrard Wm. Wallace, Esq. M.P. '. • SirWiu. Scott Earl Paulett Colonel Burr Colonel Macdonald Colonel M‘Mah(n Lieu.-Colonel Macdonald Doctor .laton Genevtil Crewe Sir James Bland Burgess ♦iscountess Wellington Mrs. Fielding ‘• Geneial Wilford • Mt. Parry Mr. Stone Mr. Wallis Mr. Tierney Mr. Erskine Mr. I I.,:.:lacote Mr. bkeffington Mr. Harnage Mr. Calvert Mr. Birch Mr. Shaw Mr. Mainwaring Mr. Johnson Mr. Irby Mrs. Ryder Miss Bankes Han. Mr. Verney Doctor Clarke Mr. Eurgeon Horne Countess of Lincoln Mr. Rose, M.P. Mr. Stratton Mr. Adams Lady Haggerstone Lord George Thynne Sir Samuel Ronitlly Lord C. Bentinck Lady C. Bentinck Lord R. Fitzgerald Earl and Countess Barrrnore Lady Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope Lady E. Spencer Sir D. Dundas Mr. Canning Lady Dundas Mr. Marsden Archbishop of Canterbrry The Recorder of London • Colonel Haulage The Sheriff of Surrey Colonel Loftus Mr. Greville Mts. Loftus The Countess of Mansfield Countess of Athlone Lady Caroline Murray Colonel Vesey Mr. Best Miss Conyers Mr. S. Thornton Prince Castekicala Lady Dundas Princess Castekicala Colonel Roberts Colonel Lightfoot . _ Lady i rigge Governor Blth Countess Fauconberg Duke of Queensbercy Admiral Lerd llotilam Marchioness of Donegal Lord Chief Baron Sir Joseph Bankes Lady Bankes The Duke of Gloucester Lord Courtowt) Lady Couriown Sir Francis Molina': Baron Tuyil Solicitor-General Lord Deerhurst Sir Walter Farquhar General Barclay Lord Joh• Thynne Earl of Ashburnhant Duchess of Leeds Major 'Thornton Lord Bruce Lady Bruce Marchioness of Downshire The Portuguese Ambassador The Spanish Ambassador Thu American Ambassador 'The Neapolitan Ambassador Count Woroncovr The number of Bulletins published of the state of his Majesty's health in 1738, during his indisposition, were TWENTY-SIX. The 17th Bulletin pronounced him in a state of convalescence, and the 26th, which was only nine days after, announced an " entire ces sation of illness.'—There were. Bulletins published daily, from the 30th of December to the 26th of Fe bruary following. There was a most general display of mourning in the Metropolis yesterday, for the much-lamented Princess AMELIA. Colonel M‘Matiox and Colonel BLOOMFIELD are to be the Prince of WALES'S supporters at the funeral of the Princess AMELIA. We last week announced the arrival at Portsmouth of the French lugger privateer Surcoul, of 14 guns and 56 men, prize to the DONEGAL, of 74 guns, Capt. MALCOLM.. She is a fine vessel, had been two days out of CherbOurg, but had not made any captiire. The 11.evexoe, Capt.- NAM ) chased another privateer, of the same description ? into Cherbourg. The pri soners report, that BONAPA RTE was expected at Cher bourg.on Thursday last, to view the new Basirt which has been constructing for some time there. The. Satellite, Captain EL - ANS, arrived on Friday at Portsmouth, from the Havannalt, in nine weeks.- She has brought there a, quantity of Merch: money. The DV I.WA Riks Hon. Capt. ILENE was at Vera Cruz, receiving money on boar( Cadiz. The Satellite, agreeably,to a. late Order Council, on /ter aaival at kortsinoutli, was put and& quarantinev i .hes wsk hike .that. the Yell .' Fever wilif,kinvoiktkietti dig atitlottiaakkx:4o tir4 o sc44e 4 . l 4irrol Li,aanociaß Ij saCtaa4 IL- Oat ii+l' .1 . • . ..t,;; NA IL INTELLICINCE. PLYMOUI:H, NOVEM:Int 0. • The HEno privateer, b:•longing to this port, ittritl bee late cruize, encountered a heavy g.ile in tlie *el, and passed by tn.° vessels with their keels +I .• Frirards—one apparently a merchantman, and the &hit. French schooner ; they were close to e tch ocher. By the James eariel, which has arrived here'lMin Morlaiz, information has been received heir, tiiatYa large letter of marque ship is on shore on the'Frenett . toast, about 23 miles from Morlaiz t she Was earn. red about a week since, on her voyage from London to the West Indies, after a sharp engagement with . French lugger privateer, and afterwards dticen on shore by accident. It blows a mast violent gale at N.N.W. attended . with a heavy rain, which has continued without in termission for the last 24 hours.—This afternoon, A Portuguese brig, laden with sugar and coffee, bound lea London, (not the Dryad's prize,) went on shore on the West Mud, in Hamoaze, and the whole of her cargo will be spoiled : they have cut away ailthree of her masts. About twenty days since, two brigs belonging to Scarbro', were captured by a French privateer, and carried into Modal' ; one of them fought the priva teer a considerable time. The James brought over Mrs. RCWE, who was taken on the 27th October, in. the brig Four Brothers, of London, blitind to Gibral tar. with a cargo of tea, coffee, and liftens ; taken by le Furet, French privateer ; which vessel captured on the same day, .the brig Lord Collingwood, Smarms, of London, bound to Lisbon. "' The biA RINER gun-brig takes convoy to Jersey aid Guernsey, and the Princess CHARLOTTE frigate for' Cork, Scr. They will each sail as soon as the Pica, . they moderates. Arrived the WEA ZLE schooner from Topsham ; and the PICKLE brig, supposed from Lisbon, but it blows too hard to have any communication with her. Sailed the RossuLus frigate for Lisbon ; the Roan tender for Liverpool; the ORESTES sloop on a cruize ; the Eau, SPENCER eutter for Cork ; and the 'GAME/ER cutter, on a cruize off the Land's End.—The MINERVA fri gate has captured and sent in l'Angelique Freach.pti• vateer. Arrived his Majesty's ship DRYAD, Captain GAL. + WAY, from Corunna. Two Spanish officers of dis- - tinetion landed from her yesterday forenoon, and set off for town in a post-coach and four. The DRYAD brought in with her the Portuguese ship Americana, from St. Salvador, with a cargo of coffee, sugar, hides, and cotton, bound to London, which had been captured on the 25th of October, by the French Na tional ship la Charles, of 16 guns and 200 men, in lat. 45. 30. N. long. 17. W. and recaptured on the 31st ult. in lat. 46. N. long. 10. W. by the DRYAD. The sloop Tyre, Captain COATES, trading between this port and London, is on shore near Yarmouth, Isle of Wight ; and great part of her cargo, belong ing to several industrious tradesmen in this town, will he lost. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1I . Sailed the CYANIC, FYLLA, RATTLER, and SOPHE on a cruize • and the Vows with French prisoners lot Leith.— Wind N. N. W. DEAL, NOVEMBER 11. 1,4 Yesterday it blew excessive hard from the east to the north-west, with a very heavy sea. The ship En. terprize, MILLER, lost two anchors and c ibles ' • a. Portuguese brig called the Flora lost one anchor and cable, and several others whose names we cannot learn, shared the• same fate.—Came down from the River, the Mars, FaLcowaa, for Martinique ; Ann Dorothy, CA ass, for St. Lucia • and the Middlesex, &lux, for the West Indies.— Remain his Majesty's. ships as per last, and the Charlotte, Cornwallis, awl Sir James Sibbald East Indiamen.—Wind N. SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 11. . .' 0 :11 ' Arrived his Majesty's ships EDGAR and GLIM NU from Yarmouth ; and the TWEED from the Downs. The Asocatit and Pelson:l CAROLINE have come into harbour. YARMOUTH, NOV. 11. Yesterday morning we experienced a very severe gale from E. S. E; during which four vessels parted from their anchors and came on this beach, between the Two Jettys, viz. the Good Agreement, J. Woot.s. rots master, from New Brunswick, (America) with timber, for this port ; the Industry, and Good.intent, from HOU to London, with oats and carpenting; and the Palafox, of London Jouw Scorr master, in bal last : the crews of the Love vessels were principally indebted to the exertion of Captain MANNY for lives, who, with his Mortar, &c. were on the Beach soon after the first vessel was on shore. The vessel* come on shore will be got off without much damage, but the cargo of the Hull ships is most part washed out: Several houses in this town received considerable damage, and a number of trees and fences were blown down.—Two hundred sail of the homeward Bahia fleet were said to be in the Wold on Friday; thy"! are supposed to have gone for the Humber, as they 'have not at present passed this port.—Arrived the Kerr,. ARCHER, BOLD, and Vixest, from the Baltic and the PATRIOT armed vessel, from Heligoland. ' flailed the HAVOC and PoteriA on a cruize.—Wind N.E. BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 10. The sloop Prosperous, STACLY master, belonging to Mr.. MANT, of Eutsworth, with a cargo of oats, bound to Newhaven, was totally lost off Chichester Harbour, on Thursday. The crew (three persons) unfortunately perished. Most of the shipowners Brighton have, in consequence of the late heavy gales, sustained very considerable losses of anchors, cables,. ‘, • Bcc. and their vessels have experienced much other . damage on the Suffolk coast. The injured vessels are chiefly colliers in ballast, and the principal suf. tering patties are Messrs. HARGRAVES 'and Baows, Messrs. LASHMAR, and Mr. IVIED. 7 .' 1 tit Passengers per CORNWALLIS East-Indianan, wh ich arrived m the Downs on Friday last: Lieutenants EATWELL, BENEETT, and BLACKHALL. P r tv JAM/S1 SIBDALD : ,MrS: Losawatu, Lieutenant MACILENZAL The Charlton Whaler an iced at St. Helena the 31st August, and the Recovdry . Whaler, arrived at that island the 11th September. The Rehecca coantry ship, to With :a cargo of cotton, was unfortunately destroyed by fire On the night of the 4d of Jane. She left Bombay tho May. The passzngers and crew, with the ex of the ?hit Mate o who.'orot lost, returned to "27.• .w.. i ants s White Peas (Boilers) Sas. 64*.. • •r! kite Seed .618 X5O. Fine Flour, 80s. to 83f07449•14,51i5. w Sus. Z 41114 ° , - FROM THl , LONDPN,Q4Z w p arm 44 . 44 94 .cnibir 1. 1:1 far Average Prittkof Corp rde wpm the returnsl Lit'! . ill' • 114401.0trilibit, 1110.> -77 4 un d o: . Barley. satioit I IMO +ik • 11 * 0 5 1 ' 1; 1 2 a. , 2 d.. Ir atc h fillstil • :. WlOl filleiverage P• ' k ~computeti exup:R l A I'.1) it. ziktieveek 4444 *WO SI . I , Nov. is "ELLICINCE , NQVEM:11•11. 0. • longing to this pott, ed a heavy g.llc in the Ch.n. vessels with their keels or. merchantman, and the Otir were close to e tch other. .)rich has arrived here' l'Huts been received heir, p is on shore on the'Freneft . a Morlaix : she was ertu. n her voyege from London a sharp engagement with a . and afterwards diicen on It gale at N.N.W. attended . has continued without in- , hours.—This afternoon, a th sugar and coffee, bound sd's prize,) went on shore Lmoaze, and the whole of they have cut away allthree e, two brigs belinging to ly a French privateer, and of them fought the priva- The J IMO brought over en on the 27th October, in. 'London, betind to Cibral. affee, and liftens ; taken by ; which vessel captured on )rd Collingwood, SALMON, an. takes convoy to Jersey ar a :E.'•-•5 CHARLOTTE frigate for' h sail as soon as the wea.- . sooner from Topsham ; and from Lisbon, but it blows nunication with her. Sailed isbon ; the Rosa tender for oop on a crttize ; the Eau, and the 'GAMB/ER cutter, s End.—The MINERVA fri- t in Frestch.pri.. • hip DRYAD, Captain GAL. + No Spanish officers of dis. - •esterday forenoon, and set ch and four. The DRYAD 'ortuguese ship Americana, a cargo of coffee, sugar, t o L b o e n r o b n y , w t h h e i ch had French been N a. 16 guns and 200 men, in W. and recaptured on the lg. 10. W. by the DRYAD* Coavas, trading between on shore near Yarmouth, part of her cargo, belong- ; tradesmen in this town, , NOVEMBER 11. .A, RATTLER, and SOPHE Oft with French prisoners lot VEMBER 11. sive hard from the east to y heavy sea. The ship En. yo anchors and c able* ' • a. Flora lost one anchor and s whose names we cannot te.—Came down from the ' ER, for Martinique ; Ann .ucia • and the Middlesex, es.ltemain his Majesty's. Charlotte, Cornwallis, and diamen.—Wind N. NOVEMBER 11. ihipt EDOAH and GLEANER TWEED from the Downs. :tit CAROLINE have COME R, NOV.II. experienced a very severe ; which four vessels parted me on this beach, between nod Agreement, J. Woots- unswiCk, (America) with Industry, and Good-intent, t oats and carpenting; and OHN SCOTT master, in ba- re vessels were principV o lz Captain MAXEY for t ar, &c. were on the Beach ras on shore. The veueb t off without much damage, ships is most part washed town received considerable trees and fences were blown 1 of the homeward Bahia: Wold on Friday; thef ars the Humber, as they have I port.—Arrived the Krre,, a, from the Baltic and the ,m Heligoland. (jailed the Tuize.—Wind N.E. THE ARMY. • The 102 d regiment is arrived at Horsham from Portsmouth. The deserters from the French army in Portugal, lately landed at Portsmouth, have been removed to the toreign Depot at Lymington. Tuesday the Prince of Wales's Loyal Edinburgh Volunteer Regiment, under the command of Colonel INGLIS, was reviewed on Burntsfields Links by Colo nel Sir JAMES BAlnD.—They made a very fine ap pearance. NATIONAL DENT.—An account of the Reduction of the National Debt, from the Ist August, 1786, to the Ist November, 1810.— Redeemed by the Sinking Fund A 167,191,530 Transferred by Land Tax Redeemed - 23,643,549 Ditto by Life Annuities purchased 1,279,090 On Account of Great Britain - - 192,114,159 Ditto of Ireland - - - - - 7,4)2,310 Ditto of Imperial Loan - - - - 1,107,925 Ditto of Loan to Portugal - - 43,618 Total - 200,678,012 The Stun to be expended in the ensuing Quarter is 83,131,599 Ss. 9d. Letters have been received from the French coast to the 4th inst. and from Bourdeaux to the 26th tilt. —The former state, that no vessel, which sailed prior to the Ist September from any French port, shall be allowed to return, although she might be in posses sion of a French licence, the date of which is unex pired. At Bourdeaux two large vessels had arrived from Batavia ; one of them of the burthen of 60() tons, with a cargo of coffee. No troops had passed through that town to Spain for some t►me before.— Marshal MACDONALD, it was stated, had, at the latter end of August, succeeded, with considerable diffi culty, in throwing six months provisions into Bar celona. The patriotic force in the neighbourhood of that fortress, has been greatly augmented by the arri val of fresh levies. By a Gentleman who has just arrived from Heli goland, we learn that the Commanding Oficer on that station, in the HORATIO frigate, with six or eight gun. boats and 400 men, were proceeding to Nieuwark, to make an attack upon the French, who were collect. ing in that .island. The communication with the Ems, Weser, and Elbe was destroyed 'by the gun boats brought by the enemy from the interior, and ranged at the mouths of those rivers. There were between 70 and 80 in the Elbe only. The property on the island has been greatly over rated, the value not exceeding one million sterling. The merchandize had been carried to the top of the rock, and the inhabitants were under no apprehension of molestation. Sugar, which sold last year at 13d. was now at 3d. per lb. and coffee was reduced in more than that proportion. Advices have also been received from South Ame rica. We understand that LINIERS has been sent un der arrest to Old Spain. A deputation from the American merchants last week waited on Ministers, for the purpose of learning the intention of his MAJESTY'S government respecting the Orders in Council, and with this view the follow ing questions, we understand, were proposed to Mr. FAULKNER : 2. BONAPARTE having repealed his, Decrees of Berlin and Milan, as far as respects American trade i on the Ist of November, whether it was designed by Government to issue orders to British cruizeri, to bring into port such ships of the republic as should proceed from America to France direct, on the faith of that revocation, without British licences ? 2. Whether an official notice being given, that the Ruler of France had repealed the Berlin and Milan becrees, this government would either r.:voke or sns , pend the Orders in Council d 3. Whether the Decrees of Berlin and Milan being annulled, Great Britain would blockade the ports of France and her dependencies d Lord BarritrasT being out of town, the answer was postponed, and it was understood that no definitive reply would be given by the Lords of Trade, all mat ters relating to the Orders in Council belonging to the Treasury department ; but that the former will be the medium by whichthe communication will be made to the latter. It is conceived that the letter of the Duke of CA - DORE on the Berlin and Milan Decrees is perfectly conclusive as to their revocation, and it is assumed, that if the Orders in Council are not repealed, the Non-Intercourse Act will be revived against this country and cease with regard to France. Licences were on Saturday received from France in pursuance of the revocation of the above decrees, granting liberty to American vessels to proceed direct •from hence to French ports. The project of a Commercial Treaty between Sweden and France has been received in London, and contains the following stipulations 1. That Sweden shall on her part, as the Ally of France, use her utmost endeavours to promOte the adoption of the Continen tal System within her territories. 2. That the Decree of Trianon of the Sth of August, with the Tariff annexed; imposing duties upon all colonial produce, shall be resorted to in Sweden. A. That all persons guilty if introducing colonial produce, without payment of duties, shall be punished by fine and impri sonment. 4. That, if necessary, the forces of France shall assist in carry ing the provisions of this arrangement into effect in Sweden. S. That a regular intercourse by packers shall be established tvween Stralsund and Ystadt to assist in promoting the connec tion between the two countries. MARK-LANE.7 7 ThiS day there, are large supplies of wheat, with part of last week's foreign, upwards of. 6000 quarters, and general sales at a reduction in price of about 4s. per quarter—ln Barley and Malt but little variationßeans of each description like wise—White Peas again lower—There is but a short supply of Oats, and this article quoted rather dearer . —Flour is cheaper. •CESERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, COs. 110!, 995. Beans, 50s. 565. Fine ditto, 965. 1001. Tick ditto, 445. SOL Od. Rye, (new) 355. 40s, Oats, 245, 273.336. Barley, SC,. 465. Poland ditto, 345. !Ss. ed. Malt, 79.5. SOL Potayse ditto, 401. bd. care 4 .043