The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-28 00:00:00

. . Vintlly obliged to our Correspondent at Liverpoo 14 lia.s sent as, of the proceedlsgs at the to celebrate the Anniversary of !Sir. Rost oE'i :or that llurosegb. Press of matter compels us to Cis day, hut it * ball appear to-morrow. • 01 STOCKS 'rills DAY AT ONF.O'CLOCK. silt. Rrd. 6610 I 3 per Cem. Cow. 6711 Oinnium 41 dis. TWE 4VATESI 4N. LONDON: 4144,:c :644T 1 isoviattant 28, 1810. •U::t h .Y.• 1: -r•MID.; , -- al-VAI9F !IP iWES'f If E ALT il. ifiedsor. Gott., You. 47, 8 0'6104.k, 1'. .11. Uis ML.igny hafbeost rsitter IKitor through. • out this gay." - 0 Nov. 211, 44 His MAi &wry has had some sleep' in the Welt : and upon the sylioje is much the same as he was yes• terday✓' (4igipsti Ps usual), rm • • This day arrived a Mail from jnholt. From the papers received by this conveyance, we have given some eiteacts. It appears that fifOlyrtga has joiqe.d.M.ASSENA., We, some time since, said, the policy of the . Fr e nch would be to. send every man, nearly, from Spain to reinforce MASsEN4--. if they did not, we argued (and, we believe, soundly), that (boy would not act upon their usual policy, . that poliCy which has made them masters of 0 great portion of Europe. The Times of following up its late tactics of feeding, and comfort. blood bolstering up MAssesS, insteadnf its for. met . plan of heating and starving him, of killing him by wet and by heat, has scot hitn rcioforeentents from. ladrid and 'relavera, in addition to psalm's vutps. This reinforcement it has enntluited to the South Bank of the Taps, to the Aleittejo. Omar Readers will remember what was 'said in the sitiaeot letter from the Tagus, which we gave yes. terday till enemy can advance a strong, force through the Alcnlejci, to time South bank of thu •Tagus; LW w.o.LitiertoN must embark!", That littler came from e person of high ranki•er, accurate observation, and sound knowledge. It,: moreover, comports with all we have heard. It is; in truth, echoed by the Times ; and the Times s Paper of real vgacity. Why the 'Times did not seethe thing befiare, or rather why it did Jot tell' the. thing balite, we have endeavoured to shew. The Times left time gentle Lord of . Stestot:Tu for the WELLESTAYS ; of coarse it could nut bring forth tkose harp-ibis spectres against my Lott Nyt.i.i.ustiegoo, 4 DooeeT joinide MA.sSENA, and . berajegies .A.braotes ; of reinforcements arriving frit* Madrid and, telasera (I 4 ord ELLENG. ,roe=s man Tamers), through the Alentejo, to the south banks Pr the TtiPs ; of MAssENA'S troops being fed by the fertile .Beira, having the southern banks of the Taps open to them, and having an uninterrupted road to Spain, with all its resources. Thu Times could not develope this fearful scene, while allied to the Wer.t.eaLETS. Bur, when it appears they must fall, the WeLLitaLevs, whoa that is plait', why the Times must not, sill not stay to be buried in time ruins of the WELLEsLET house. If the 'times had been at Matra the other day, whyllaqj would have partaken of Lord WEL , Ltxnzwittlete ; but if he had been compelled to Aght the net morning, they would have been off to England, which is not yet in such hazard as my lAA WELLING - MIN last iu'Pre!r."ahie• Se riously, there is something so poor inthis profliga cy, that it is difficult to speak 44 in commenstr.• rahlo terms! The Times on 'Saturday thought. proper to prepare the public mind for disaster in r urtupl ;,Alto Times, has done so again to-day. This is well, for the public owe ti to he's; prepered. No it moult hire done niure cyclist ' to the lutes had if o began ---fveren tot arliev. An army might as*. aged--$ that ! A NATION !Iligilchive•#evied dest Iction by their ad. monittn. .Bob .they • tugife the G eternment to slake tke - Yery G is, out of the q p,ehliun i it ci ( nnot ut ikhe'stake , i).tpf the Country .kr pisiact it could n.cirtiptain ; anits4f it could, ; on °bleat 4i•t Worth the tWentictlt part, of the army' thui hoarded,: The Times did this, lied repeated the invitation, .110 d *Rote • to ttlf success of the teltemri net echoed' and '• re,echocal the 0 014..... O a th ! Well, tow! Who espeard the 'fixes to cow. - an 4 uili4wiris* is in clurer4 time star.. issg,,•;nid eil Ire have Mid about his.mirfprtunci, • end ells` ,papircis.es t is ,Notbin4.l Irmo must act it , tr c iiiiirt, •i*44l,o7iye drir t ! a tale, whose ;.gtok_iitillifAtet& us, Ina which es now !thjitrd stud ity the Times aught oOt. to have told • •r' -these two it tries in. th e mine centery;:uor, to the, pints genet~ t.on I For our. part, we irilf oat cease. to gay, that it is nest le impossible my Lord Wet.. E.tmoromst should And if he stops,- he wins do. ' thing worth the dreadful.hasard 40 leis counbers bare placed the country'in, •••• taut night there was a Council oldie Cabinet Ministers hckkat the Secretary of StainAs-t)ifice, in DOnning.sirect, on the snbjeit or bite 41/44Es,TY'S tucliSVOllll4,o l previous to the centeniphttetrexami. nation oftka tiµlts a Klaiels is to 0144 c uA this ;hip. L ialor 4 • suns! Our Readers will see, &u our Law Report, sentence passed by tde Court of King's Be" upon 111,r, Lioyet t N the Proprietor of this Paper, .• We will 10 rats ii4T'ffinaileppitit • We dirti: When they . inco trust Inslit#P). triOno,, sufisida iota 891ne degree of . cooloos. shall en deavour to make such otiservidons - oulbel* sentence .‹ • •_ OIWO shall deem it necessary` to co nve y to the pub. lie. Pt •I . . the llinniteUr and Journal do Commerce, ok . . the 30th inst. are received. The former contains the speech delivered by BelliC4Aoolr76 04 his pre seutation to the Swedish Diet. It-is of o less Os sooting character - than we should have expected. 'rheessown .Pat nos is full of professions of grit. tilede and filial obedience; andliai something baud. sotne in the way of compliment to say to eech of 'Ate Order's composing the diet. With the e*cep-, tilott of one trait of 4(.0.4t.ini tI I i _ c) BOUM/Alai, 1. 'Fogs outiray clear of any IttlusiOlill to eVera l 4l f owed or politics. Paris letters, of 110 slays later date than the above palters, mention that LioNAFARATIR W 0414 proceed to the coast about the cod or this North. • . . ,—............. . . .' -: Wear!, happy to -state, on.tbe authority of the annexed official communication, tile Oeciine of the alarmiug mortality at Cadiz :-... ::. aory Or A I.ETTEN 1,11011 51* JAMES rectowes TO testes DUFF, ESQ. 1111 MAJESTY'SCONSIMPC44SI44LAT lA/MI RATED E4PQJ, NOV. 11,1810. .. • ',.. ....-"' • •.. °I Sta,-1 have the honour to sesiewit yea, that tbeleperts which have been sent into the Booed of Ifealth during the hit week have been of a very falourible mature, anal eonArtu the , opinion which is generally entertained here of the insprosk state of the ',able health. • " there have beet but few fresh eases dB erverl in the town, and the number of deaths has diminished. '• 4 . ,• - . - " On the Bth instant there were nineteen burbds; tin the 9tb... 1 twenty ; and yesterd:ty, sevgoteeq. . • The Briti,h troops, both in Cadiz and at the leht,Wry end health. (Signed) " JAMES_ FELLOIVAS." rimmpwr Some Paris Papers of a late date *ere received y4S ter4ii, but they contain nothing worth deice, 'ex. eopt the following Decree against British coin. emcee, which King Jeatuilto has iSstiell, in 011(1- '4 lo i* t 0 di c4Mmauda of -Ms Imperial Brother Caskr., No,. - 4:pl—The following has been pub. fished here A/MINISTRATION OF FINANCE. We 'Jerome Napoleon, &c. having taken into consideration the umsfare carried on by England against France, and.the ' Sat* of. the Rhenish Confederation, it has become our dity tot' put a stop to all kind of communicatioo. and to exclude shlg common enemy from the cwitiueut ; we . ,:tare there:MOW creed us follitop . :+ 7 , o _, *i• L In all the States of toff Kingdom la rarbietribeßrlMlP Need any q uantity of colouial produce or British• goods, the same shall be seized immediately. 4. For each of oar cities our Minister of Fitraince,shall ap poipt a commission, which shall he empowered to execute In +- its fullest ex tout this Decree, until (nether directions shall be given respecting the same. 3. The Merchants in the said cities shall deUver in to the Bureau of this Commission, an account of all Colonial Pro duce or British Manufactures• ity their hands, or.withia their knowledge. 4. This account. shall he given is within 44 hews Oklestite publication of this Decreeon pain of entilimillotheilse OWL 5. Whenever it shall happen that the ateount sboll'at►t be delivered in within the time appointed, the Confiscation, Sei zure, and sale of the goods, shall be the Inanaliate cease-. queues.. 6. The Commission shall take Cognizance of all goods, whatever may be their destioation, whether fur home conserap lion or exportation, and shall grant certificates for the same. 1. The Civil and Military Authorities are to lead their as sistance in the execution of this Decree, nod are to enforce it with the utmost rigour iu every part wider their regulation. S. Our Miuisters, as far as is Antilles. are charged with the treution (Wilds Decree, which shall bested lutist Code gf Laws. • • J. NAPOLEON. Given at otir Palth'e of Napoleon, Ilofthoe, Nov. 5, 1810. A Gentleman who quitted Lisbon on the 14th of this month, and' who had been with the British army the preceding wcck, computes our "own force at ressen . 3l. to 35,600 men, anti the Portuguese` from 40 to /5;000. • At that time the regiment which hall arrived (root liallfax remained in Lisbon. • t • Lettersfttinithiropposite coast have been reeeivetl to the date of the d..y before yesterday. 80rah..., 11.1.MTZ had not avast time arrived at Ostend. . • The unremitting attentionli of the Prides AL I WA LE, to MS Royal Father, to whom he has ever been daunted and most fondly aittelteil l stirpaatea Ora coniMon ininedaries of filial piety and attedtien. It is so strongly marked . with such delicacy Of feeling towards the Sovereign, as well as of ten derness towards. the parent, that combining the alts;- ions solicitude whialt his Royal Highness hat most unfeignedly slitntd tit his .11asestv's recevery, with the other Princely traits which mark his clia racter, cannot but anticipate the happiest re sults froin his Councils, whenever it is the 'will Of. Heaven that his virtues should be fully called into action: • • Yater44y morning Primes AIiGUSTA WO DO, Plii4 took an airing on horseback, in Windsor Great Park, attended by Lord WALstaissa4b,Latty E L T, tietiefal CAl:mason; Colonels 'rain:M aud passion, Tetietlisy Cnnn! de GaTolt, visited the rally, and remained there c4?r. a considerable timu in CrailTeroalion • with Mr. Ifottsl, Isis Mssarry came i n # punt Orri4e, M jtit Wit/ one atistitlitst, kis in ',ltirpretett +7 •-a • .- It t. T . ' l olll 'UAW V. LOVELL. ~...': ..-:- .._... ......1010..... tlin Of KING'S InNCii, WEDWRIDAV. Nov. li. , The De(pudvot, * Proprietor of Tax STA* ',11451, ,ill this; warning brought Insti- o porrt 'to regeive!audgatent. . Ohs stated a varietSof. 1104.4 stances to the*, ki * at he had boon rather tikenity SitiPrise, 04 had Oot had . enfheient lino Oicsicild firm _when he wei_ last before the Court. The Court however, refused to postpone the Judg ment. Mr. Limas. thou. subluittod,,that during ' the attspensiAns cif .the Itnyal Prerogative,, in regard to the eatetision of mercy, lid could not legaity have sentence - - hint. passed . upon . * A O'S was said by the Cosilt wttb refereoca tt this objection. . Mr. Justice Guoss then proceedtal .to pass ten. .614011—for 'the libel respecting the conduct 'of the Military in Piccadilly, *which was, 'that; be - should' Ise IMPH.I4.IISEIi T%ygf..VA, .CATJENI.)A.H. MONTHS 'IN NEWGATE ; sod, at the expi- , ratioe of that perietly -foe respeCtiag the Manchester Coauxissioneri u dr.,*•Prriperty Tier, be FURTHER , IMPRIiIt)*ED , FOR THE TEEM, At OAGENDAR. MONTHS, and, it: the expiration of tbe two yews, eater into secerity, hiteselA, ja 014 imp swito to S5Ol. each !!! wile inn w. irtsuus'elfts tam*. The. Defendants were brought i to receive judgment in the libel against the King's Troops,' 'llrst published in Tee DAY Newspcier l . and copied irste Tut STATESidAti, The sentenCe was, Twelto ouths imprisonment in Newiitesureties . ,:to be given ) the Defendants respectircly in 1501. ) und. two sureties in 1001. etch, ;t . The Dotes of Tons auto! t it T .Jet Windier yesterday morning. . 'Yesterday morning earticthe Loaf, CuatteeLt.on. ',and Mr. Plume/tr. arrived at Windsor Castle, it er na e ryc :;;; d emaintxl about an hour, and then setoff' fur London. . , , ,if - -_; ,'''' Earl and Countess CHOLKOWOEVILT returned to from Chohnondeley . CastlN Countess Stirore and family arrived where yesterday at their, helittiteilelitigton.street, from Oxfordshire. • ''''.. ' -i: ' .. al• viscount Ifoosrusti,etrAved last swing at the J .Clarandon Hart. The Duchess of Gg,jtottoledect assemblage of Nobility lee! iifa - ft' l l 014h4t.louse in Lower Grosvoootatreet. ,--- .. , ; -, : • -.. - ,The Marehionen of SActirspre. intends to re. turn on Saturday to bar house in Arlingtoo.street, from Hatfield. • . • . , Sir Ifni** N - and prpeaT ,1440. ,at ti pta In Liki town this dat a fruits Ireihnd. ~, . -- , red ais4 dy STOUT are respected taanstraw in Graiiverwr.sguarev Mom laiaeashke. • •-. COIRTIVI and, Mrs, BeiestOwe have been 011 & 110 to the-gari•of Lissastica, at his seat la flaik e t: shire; they are expected in town this day. . Mr. and Mrs. TIMIAB SettitteAW left town 7s. terday fur Devonshire. • ' The Poittstielete AMBAssAnos gave a •grand, dinner yesterday, at his house in South .atadletng; street: . . .... ON-Friday lad., the Marquis of Dowysntae, in '.person, acknowledged end sufftsied retoveritii, lie. ;the Judea Of the Court of Common Pleas, Irelands of his immense estates in tie cot nties in lOW kingdom, by which proceeding he has acquired 'Ate fee simplo and absolute dominion over his entire • preporty. The Hon. Major-General W. Srtr.tat (brot het to the Earl of GALLOWAY) has left Sicily for Lis bon, to take the command of the,?,o4divisien of the. Wish army. , ~ r t . :4. ,• •s, • . tient. REAn, of • the 02.1 Wale* ,ass agail wounded in the unlucky expedition from Gibra► tar, commanded by Lord BtAnse, against *flo tilla at Malaga This ..dexerving young Officer was so badly wounded .'in Spain some time previ ous to the battle of Comae*, that he was re. 'turned is the list of killed, but recovered' to, 'the great surprise of ell, his •couiesdes; at Wel.: thereat he was knocked . &twit •by a nearly spout; shot, and again supposed dead ;..but the sespeAdons of life was only temporary l owing to the shut having struck upon' the plate of his sword.belt. It ,is not a little extraordinary that the house which the Prince of CuNDt occupies at Wimbledon, is the precise house that M. CALONNII, the French Ex-Minister of Finance, formerly enjoyed. ' - The recent ditalts4s front India are said not per• fecty to tally wilt the wishes of the Diiectors of the East-India Company respecting the unfortlinate dis putes which existed in :their military force on the Madras Establithrnent. '.-- Collated Doliiiss left town at a late hour lasi `isighk fur Plyinauth; tltere "tty . . embark with di patches for Lord WsttartoTthi'. . . Mr. Jowril L the favettrite .Comedian and succes sor to Mr. Lewis, itte.snient-Osetlest Theatre, ' arc concerned to state, is seriously indisposed at 'tense in Chupel.strett, , 6 rusienur.phioe. for the Foreigti Department, . Mr. Moose's My .of 'The Doubtful Sou was Swede received him its a 04411).4f sanounced at the Etlinbor i gh Theatre on Saturday room on the second f l o or, whither last; and on: Saturday neat, Mrs: YOUNG, will himself immediately afliT he . wake her -first iiiisearante there this season, in the was obliged for the sttention shot part of Lady 7'eade.. • . Ministers in his reception ; but ' Costa EXCISANGt, . No!. lak.t_there are ' no t to this country its a private t _ many fresh arrivals of AV+ z'a i to.d.iy,. but tolerable . supplies on hand—sales heavily made and give way courtesy. All he sought in England aria s— _l to decline any public mark of distinction u tictuation ; in price, 7 —ln Barley and Malt little n White Peas• likewise.— Beans of , each. kind are adequate to secure all that he required, told honourable retirement. His owitmeaus vercivi .deillt...i4here are very stoat .lUpplie's of Oats, employed them, in the Oist bistance, to 1 1.. et , tiltfolii .artivals. l le,' . t ilt - f e w. e si e s .pane . pr i ges arc, comfortabie aparttnent (casting his cye clePr" coStliklered amen noteinalo—Flour without va. ti ;. ~ ~ his carriages shortly . afterwards to the h01e 4 31 to around the room). The Marquis NV ELLtsr,q,na ...„..... $3 . p os 924.. Vi c k B ello - - s. bks Od 'waited personally nu the Count and Prel*" . no • .4 .; r. tom. 98*. Oats - - -.1 - 1. :so.' 955: tt' dl . M .. t ' h' v'sitsto , the Royal Da". e so ..-._ . 5t i 0 ... 4 1,. miLds .• _ viii. 40. a. 0, a IA it! apLs 3 , in Is I • ' C ould PT' --- - - 34.. 04 Miaow ditto,- -- - 4is. V. It was with dif fi culty that .the Marcos . , r , 725. $ . laine Seed - - - .C 44 1 5 54 , Ted 90 him to areept tho oceasiostal• we C r hi/ e i„-, 1 (Rollers) Si*. 625. Fine Elmo- -- .% -.IA. s. , r • as, - - -.- 4N A. 544, Sprogd. M• 5941 I ICSpects to the ROl al Valid) in 3 his . r..illl , 7b;. bo s . . loges and to give up his first .0110 1 o f P . ,17,4 I Rye •aL W. Po (tree anti . . . . - • 111511.111.41"e"11"."."" - y e i .e r o A , N0y. 1.1 GE Ic A I ER Rll l ; l . ll — vi t E4 h o D e N i h i e Tina P al t v e li y 2 Pl) g r AB d t hYi PAPERS. alt. w . i I li I v v ei: b a t; s i a l ..- ; —........ pc! vent Mm from attacking till to-day. The Nl . dbi a - ato io the neighbourhood of Coimbra. Monier' s i• ` ,,,, is,, , eel , .d rgeue e thousandto e I r t aiv Mi l it ia , iemjeonitnseld a re re o nantth e Maslen. t he batiks 1 3t ha f at niglie tizih4 i V :it" 1 e 4 - repo rtedth ' )34-"‘fiC6irtiv'eockO'colofeittn ' earth. * e tilitr 2 R . 11.—On the col ose j ra m 'ZCF G ee II t ,i4. ll4 L itit (tv ili N tt o Wlialar te.WA y Of this tl i t v on e t e h zspe e r t ien h e a mi lf-p t a h s e t in th e evening, ad' quake, which lasted about 15 seconds, yet without he tweed to b, df i o e t t a f t I : i i t .: I :u7 s g a s o a n in r i blo h lt ql . i t m 0 0 oi s e y outh.y. 7 4 . r i c , a c l d r ii : I F . s c t a s h p d n ei o b e r n :c f.:: li t i , Qii t u i l :t 1 v w a a:s . i l s 10 re ). r i , d 3g4 ay el oaring paria u trot A . al , • fio.xxxs, OCT. 301...--Ilia Loper I 'll OII la i aiesty th e k i mpeeor °i r k:reit - di Afiving demanded of theait ~ ) fet 01 .:.'Bremeaa . oortain masher of able smitten , ut men, tow,t d du ban i t s Imperil fleets our Sot ital Called et ese t a t h ilo P e q . •d il ieog is res t v a r i l i cr ee o r fi t a et h ore fa e d e r a e ln y o b g a f yii ,. m w tht e h i n i o ciuse, a r a c e iti o s e i l y d ‘ci e e h tla 2: o il l tr i c h ia ili teh d l e ' s fi ist e i f i , t t iai 7 upttiatr a : t h al lu t: t 're il Frlnch . Navirittedonter en board the F reach l eg . i —(Corrop446ll; W ' ar. IV). . •el • t.te,r, 7 ' i lllMlllememee=sanets ! 0 !i4V4t I. '' `-` I, I . I . . ;' 40. ,INTALLIGENVE, ~ ...t., 1 ...: g.,,,...... . 0............ . . ,I.chit. I , . - •.* ''• RV* ittoUTIT, Nov. dd. i , . a ..ilvrtied this eitilmlihg t tlis' firltannia dotter, Liemennst Yr v c sau, from qiidie,,sehich. yfece ch left on the 14th i watit, i intt 'under ldonvoy vi; hoist transporti, and a vkautikr, it ° .. pighttylffuin sir_ she was *pirated is a heavy pie it ; I :wind about 2ellcagues .fp Oh Wehe of Cape V inicterre wrik u 20th **stake we of the trantprgtss ,trained the Fidtle ; spoke last night to the Chanel, and 4v said to he 4 , .t When the Hritpania left CAM* the sickness had mbeliedad. ' ,i, the inhabitant( and Elitism ertjo;ed geed health; she hiliksip ? ' othes hitelltgead of dupacquimce, Ots the Marlboroughpeteket„ , Hull, from Ealasuuth t the I.)oriet. Spence, from Quebec, vita masts and timber-for the dockryard ; the Jane, Jahn Ray, 1 , f master, front °pond; with wine,, which gdoce she 'left* . • o days since, with ftiorteen gall. wider convoy of the Pennis " sloop of war, from whiA she velllevik l l4., in.* heavy flied ' I Cape Finisterre. 1 1 Arrrived oMtevosishire, Rossetti Hope, Drake law Li, ) 311 .., don, Harris ; all from Isiewfoundiand, and part of ;hr Ante" 0 1 lope's eonviiy t the schooner Dude of, Clorence, Xri, "; I' , from Oporto, with wine; one of the Perlis ian's coovisy,, Illaid V Princess Charlotte 'packet, Capt. Forreselale, was- ralliall 6 ° from quorantiaei this mnroiug, the • following paspagdee • r landed out of her—Hee.,rs. Vaughan, Harvey, asilphipif . : a Shaunk. . .1 Arrived thd lacy and Betty, Sapdestaas km Ovfitt. Ist , 41 , *ma Falmouth. . ..., . . Baileythe Tbmeisa-lbeig; ter Oa simian sit Rem lOp ii„ ' 10 El tellijetlebtis izad Mallet schooner, ta she •Westward. r .. .1 0 .• . • it . .. . :: ._ POBVISOITTII, Now, 27. Allred earearesefiltstsiower trivia, Cara* teeth hose t . Gibrittiii i litb Is altielittittaatinet mamma 'tile Cattragese,4,l, 4 1 ▪ Ormisteltaii, hark Bowe Roads, last from Atom* 1 lr sailed the Naiad, captain Hill, *IN the, Welt laf)e Vvv• toy.; ehe Gatatea,'Caipt. Linnet, with the covey for Pot. I . sego ; and tbigaltabstr and Piligende itore-rap, Seth • Wert ladies'. • 1 Arrived ille • Thraciab, Captain Bealltons trams Mini 111 4 - ..! the Persian, Captain •Colquitt, from the north coast of Spaiii. ' Came into harbour, the Berwick of a gust, rot. Atarta In WM. . . 1 !.. ... ~ . . ~ , P 9 Captain RonEnT CAIteoVELL, of the-Sfatelyi is 1 in appointed to cowmaud the Tretnendott!, a ant, , ;d ship, lately launched at Chatham.. She , is cis , re afflicted on a new principle ; all. her points are IWO tires of acute angled triangles; her bottom is 11 4 I I Yaa‘ sr out lining, and; of course, extremely buo . - Yesterday ,proving remarkably fine, the cte4o4l he . of distinguished characters attracted tv St. Jarno's Palace, to enquire after the state of the Kilt's in health, were cqual to any that have attended , siasi 11 - the Palace was.opened to ahem the Bulletins to the °- Public. About ono o'clock she Count DE Got. er TOM', the late King of Sweden, attended at:the:Pa. ri- lace with a French Gentleman, his interpreter, ads re:. enquiret - I of the attendants the prorer remedied.. to for the Count to pursue to pay his respects in Ile ll' quiring after the state of his I Mait•vv's heaifihse 4 nit to' leave his name; and he Was'ilitotniedtwo o'flort on was the hour the Pa lace was opened to 111110 , OKI lag Bulletins, at which time.the Count and his inter- 'teeter came again to the Palace, when th 7 ore Ilse introduced to _Earl Potite.rx, the Lord in % .144 3 n, who received the Count with all due respect. Po 'eh 'Countwaa diessed in mourning, with a stead whiu . star on his coat : his hair was short in hhauckys., l4 er• ' powdered.: After conversing with Earl l'itat rt t Y . . the and General CAtturai. for some (line, he reart4‘ iis, from the Plaided aiii;; l fei44-i:Atified with theilttr l4 the (ion shewn him. • • On the arrival of the Count do Goivonr In teini list a commodious suite of apart ren ts had been V!: 'lie' fisted fur his-reception on the principattloor of, 0 , Clarendon Hotel, by the care of Al Alei o/ . • •• ms w - e "N ri l s i a n i i . ster o s, a w t teh aheeatocascuairtinedingonbethetwasym si o s l ll, b 'a 'r . o! his Mr. CULLING Sonic, Uuder. SocretarY of st n, was s fe w r ad t e he ra F ca tt a i d gn b n im epa i r u tm a enl ampe 'when p4rativ t c h i e y it s :F ii day room on the second floor, whither he r . " th w i lle i w m il u n . : 6 l4 l %; i l i f f e l r i i g s n e l i d n i :f ed h o i r s i at reception a y s t p t a t e i r ii t:i r o ; ftlibsaahteloaran;ibee.ybahldisi .e:!.. sa id r i me u i lll gg t;::i notin a private capacity, _.ft _ t i on or a bl e to decline any public mark of dis ti n ction ° t to this country courtesy. All he sought in En' land was 51c,.!,,, way Ws 0 wo . mesas were lui_i i i on ; honourable retirement. liorfsill are adequate to secure all that he requi:e e d yto , e sid roc he ur b e au , ) ate , i employed them, in the s area contfortabio apartment , . , .y teat ma -.....e l% er.l.lslA fificastsitiii:tgartile ' • '4