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r ..1 1irs •7'• r ' t. `` - ar , .. SP .r.. ~ wads to tbs•psssents and other persons who sot. tooaded him. He took up with him int. his car riage several Governors of Provinces, iu order to put qoestiness to them oo the country ; he hemmed wish the greatest unseat to their information. Three Narks of good's's' excited shoots of joy; the en thuses= was general. The weather has beta con. stonily favourable ; his Royal Highness enjoys the best health. sirrzwata a. The ceremony of the presentation of Ms Royal Highness the Hereditary Prim* took Mice this day wits the greatest solemnity,•in presence of the seasideel Members of the Diet. Hie Nagai Highness pronounced the following aoltlress:— 44 Stais-4n appearing this day before the throne of your Majesty, surrounded by the States-general of the realm. my first duty, as it is the first wish of may heart, is to ley at your feet the public homage of the sacred and inviolable sentiments which, for life. attach roe to your Majesty. " I pay this homage to my King. Sire ; but I also pay it to the person of a prince. who, lung be fore he ineu.sted the throne. had acquired, by his virtues, the confidence and love of the nation. In difficult circumstances, the State has always had recourse to your Majesty; twice the throne true vacant. and twice your Majesty performed the painful duties of ro) oar. without any other intr. rest but that of the isuislle weal. But all at once broke forth out of those revolutions which Heaven appear» sometimes to permit, us lesson to princes; and the nation conjured your Majesty to place yourself on that very throne which you had so long deft tufa " I could never have foreseen that I should one day be associated to destinies so glorious. and that your Majesty, after haviug deigned to fis upon me the suffrages of your peeple, would ss last crown so many favour*, by adopting time for your son. A title so deer fills my soul with ten smbition the most noble ! What sin I not bound to du to merit. to support that illustrious acme which your Majesty has this day bestowed upon me It is not without great distrust of soy own powers thut 1 here yes eepted * task at once m hononrable and so difficult. If have beau able to resolve upon it, it war only from thinking that should follow in every thing the counsels of your Majesty, and that near you I should oe instructed in the great art of reigning.— G'osi grant. Sire, het I may long enjoy your Irv. 11011 S. God grunt that the youthlul mind of my son may he modelled after your's. and be pene trated with the greet examples which your Majesty prevents to your descendants. " Meesiviirs the Del .0 of the Nobility, called to be the first Defender of the Throne and of the &tie, I true that you sill scemid are la that noble office. You know, Gentlemen. that primitive nobi lity was the reward of great services performed to the country : 411f1 wh it obligation, are not they un der to the State, who enjoy by birth the rewards* moritml by their encestore ? The sacrifice of their life. Ms every occasion, is the least of their duties ; it to by giving air example of perfect disiater• esteduem, by an entire submission to the Klll4 and te the lews . ,- it is only. in short. by living without repreelrA, reproerk that limitability of your ancestors is really to be preserved. 4t Geadmertis. Members of the Clergy, the sub. lime neomlity of the Knipe'. which et is your duty to preeriti. should serve as a guide to all men ; it enotaiita a lesson for kings mitt people: I shall ait t pleasure avail myself of your niformation, aid my IiPAIR will he grateful for the good that you it., in diffusing, like good Ireton, the precepts and the succours of the religion of Jesus Christ. a. Gentlemen Burgesses, ithlustry, arts. and com merce. house the prosperity of a state, as the y • the hemline.* of families : in a free nation, end tender a ju-t G.ivrlontritt. genius and taunts lead to every thing ; and those who el stingnish themselves, in your order. have great claims to the telerm of the Sovereign. li AN lIOLT tCS. s•ek el, And you. brows srredsh Pelmets. I hive every where heard proclaimed the qualities which distils ; see with plesidoweraistion the par mutate consideration which your country grants to you. What ! are not they highly worthy of those rusting:linos whose arms alternately support and de fend the country ? Continue to honour by your Labour and your virtues the useful and resnectahle order that you form to the state boor King watches like a father over your d t interest; 116 w hlajerty will permit me to parocip•te in his tender ardirituie. "1t i.. however. to yol all. faithful Represents es of the Swedish nation. that I oddrrall self. The King deigned to ! tropes, me as Successor to the Throne : yen confirmed that :honor by ail election free and uoni,itoous, and 11% htevtity this day tudis. sirlahly 1 • Is the toe. which alleArly attach we to 'Ms. So many Germ".., sorts ertrem and ciinfi dviage. impose on me the greate,t obligations ; 1 ferl them sensibly, and sun brushy resolved to It ltil them. Reed in camp., 1 bring you a frank !IA feel, an alwolote devotedness to the hung. my engine Father, en ardent done to do every thing far the tumours, of my new salutary : •I lilt arch intestines. 1 hope to d. good. ••-tioutid gotten that alone which the laws of find sitchart.e. blast have fur its bans justice and troth; such are the principles of the King: they shall al., he mine. I have beheld war close at hand ; 1 ►now all its ravages; there is nu conquest which 0,1 console a country for the hloorl of its children sheet in a foresaw land. I have seen the Great Em perce of the French. •o alien crowned with the 1....v e 1a of victory. surrounded by lus hes Maid* an. rotes, sigh after the olive of peace. Yes. Geode. Millt o peace is the alone glorious olt j ect of a w i se anti r ulealitestert (;overnment ; it is tint the extent of a stile *huh twists:9les its force and indepeurf twee • it i, it• laws. us intiwory, tt.. commerce. and. above all. it national •hunt. 5w...1r0, it pe true. has stistatate,l 'nest losses ; hot the Miamir of the Swedish flame loss not •ieffei. di the least Natal rd. Let no •u4mU, tiettilerneit, to the literrro Sul Ihr.. ••.dense: sod let u♦ recollect that it has left o, a pad soffit:mut to •apply our wants. awl ITOil to sic fend it." 'Rolf 1111 RCM 411 •XXY IX TURSIT. Itoulerheek astdGiurzews surrendered to hi, lots of the catenating day of our moat gracious Sore. reign. The reductiou of those two fortresses, Which will prove decisive with regard to our future operations , agents% Tut key. gains additional im portance froiu nonsense warlike stores, and the whole of the Turkish flotilla, which was lying near Rudechuck, having fallen into oar hands, in conre queuce of the gummier of that tort rest. BILEMSN, OM 30. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of France hinting demanded of the city of Bremen • certain number of able seamen to serve on board the im perial fleet, our Semite has called upon all seafaring men resident in this city and the districts thereof, who are jet able sod tit for the sea service, to avail themselves of the signs' advantages which are of fered by the Agents of the Imperial French navy, cud enter ow board the French fleet. BULLETINS. SERIES OF AIR BULLETINS ISSUED SINCE THE COSI3IENCEMENT OF HIS MAJESTY'S ILLNESS. " Windsor Cully, October go, 11,0. " The Ktiin has been indisposed fur a few days prat. — llia MAJESTY has had fever, and his nights have been restless; but be has had several hours sleep this morning. " N. tim.rnßn. W. BERERDEN. 4 . AL BAILLIE " " kPiudwrCull, , Oesuint ao. " Ten fit lurk e " The KING has passed a restless night ; and ais MAJII*TY is much the same to-dsy as yes terday." . . (Slimed as ants) " Unwise'. Cattle, October of. u'llock •. " The Kum has pasted a regless night, hut His MAUI:TY'. fever is not inerra.rd." Oireed 4r ntore ) " Windsor Castle, Nov. I. " Ilis M4Jesry has passed rather a better night. rod is much the same to-day as yesterday." (!!geed a. Jai e.) " Witulsar Castle, Nov. R. se The KllllO has puled a night with very hale sleep. mid is much the same this day as he was 3 e - terclay." . . (Signed as clam) iVintlattr Castle, New. S. as His MAJESTY has pissed a better night, but his fever is out diminished." (Rirted as a6hire.) " Windsor Caste, Nue. 4. 4, The In tro is in no respect ironic to-dry, though Ms 111 ai film has past the night with very little sleep. .. It a VETSVILDI `• H. HAMAD. w istftutDEN. M. 4 . Li otasur Coettr. N... S. _ _ _ " The Kura has had n cowl mght—lits ritsrr hu bee. rather better through the last 24 Ilonts." (Soria Ito Lwe) " Witad•tw Cliedt,Nior. 6. " Hie MAJESTY has passed the uight with so) little dreg, and is ant better this morning." (S;pred a. (lfere.) Mtnloor Castle, No.. ft—Eight o'clock p. tn. " Ilia MAJIVATY has had some slrep. awl Gas ap peared *Mile letter througlirmt tine day." (Sig .l C. ,Lny.f IVindsOt Castle, Nov. 7• " Ills MASFSTV had Inure *lees, lest eight, and continues fully as wall as in any part of yastet. day." . . . (Signed ae cher. ) " Windt(/' Cutle r Ns,. 7, Nine eelorl p. II Ms NisisSTY is much the Mlle as he was in the morning. " II n TIFYNOLDS. S. r. P.ll-l'olt It %%11-11s." casee, Nov. a, 4 . His M ASESTIC has had a little bleep, and con tinues uearl!v in the •inne state as yerterday." I , o 4 sessi OS •••11., "larw Csmie. Nov. Lfiebt Onork r. " Hia Ma.triry U. had a con,iderable degree of fever in the ("On rme of 0114 114 y. but since six o'clock, anti is noir in.lerr." Vie;lei Castle. Nov 0. " Ills M %JP:ATV hsti several hours' sleep ► awl ap pears rathrr better to-d...'." .2... •I• Windsor ('late, Not. 9--Nine terl4xk " His NIAPIIIITY hi had several houra' sleep, and has coatiaued rather to improve." 'ii i :ored cAns, •• M 1111410,4 Cll/1110, NOW. '•. 4. We enn•lder Mt NI 43175 TV to be better thi. toornitig than he 0:01 been for fire or ilia days post.' s Signed as shove Coak. Nov. I past F. Rbtp His 'Man iere continues touch the same as he was in the morame." (Signeel as showy.) •• Madan Castle • Ns, It. •• Nisa este i• still a little better this morning than he was yesterday." 4 :i V": ** &Sae.) " Mother Coml., Non I I—Niue o'clock p. (o. " Hit. NT A] ..iv ll*. 4 110 le morr fever tins evening duo io the olurimitr." •..T .a " Wintionr Castle, Nay ta. " Although Ills M Altair has psued the night with very little sleep, yet he appears in no respect wane than he was yesterday." " H. R. RFYNOLDS. " 11. 1141'1.FORD. " W. lIEttERIIEN. " M. HAILLIK. K. WILLIS." " Wandsur Castle, Not, 143 Eight "'Neck p. rn. " Ilis MAJESTY hss had eotme hours' sleep to the course of tins dry ; and, upon the whole, appears better than he has been since the commencement of his illness." (Sig Ned ge abort ) Wandsur Castle, Nov 13. " 11i5 Itlsdiirre has had little or no sleep in the night, but continues as well as in the two preceding days." (Stigma' ac avow ) 41 Windsor Castle, Nov. )3.--/kvos o'clock p " The KING h■s had a little increase of fryer this day, but Hie MAJESTY is now rather better." (Signed as above.) " Window Calk, Now. 14. is His SlaSErrit has had some sleep in the night, and it better this morning." (Sited as abase.) " %Vitiator Castle, Nos. 1a....re1./16V.) " His MAJESTY it still better to-day. and ap pears to be in a state of progressive arnendnieat." (Signed as above.) " %%indium. Castle, Nov fits NIASEITT if much the sante to-day as he was yesterday." (*owl at nbmte " Windsor Cade, Nut. IS. —Nine o'ctu,l, u His NI AJRSTY has had 4 little iucrease of lever this afteruoutu" (Sigma as above.) " liiadsur Castle, Nor. 16. I. His BIAMIT has had souse sleep iu the night, and his fever is *pm a little abated." (filmed ow 0b0e,..) " Windsor Castle, Nev. " His MAJIMTIf has a little increase of fever this evening." (Signed u above Windsor Castle, Net. 17. " His MAJCIPTY has h■d a sleeplcsa night, and liar., upon the %shale, been more feverish than for the lest ta o day.." (lira .3 abo.e.) " Windsor Castle, Nov. 17 --.)itaro'clock " His Nlsaniere's fewer has continued, but *sell out any increase this tvening." (Seel rtlgn WIS4IIIOf Cs*, NUT. Is. " His 11.11.rtsev had soaks elorp in thenight, and there is a little abatement of fever this morning." Merest ■r afore.) o * . Win.totor Castle, Nos. ie.—Half:pr. Right p. " His NI astory has had severest hours' sleep in the course of the day. and is better this evening." (Aigned as &bum) Wiedeur Caole, Nov 19. " fitslisniTs passed a quiet night, tl gh with tittle sleep, having slept several hours Tester day evening; this morning he is quite as well as he was yesterday." Tigard no abaci i Wiu.lour Cottle, Nos. 19.—Ilarf pl! , • 14 1 at p ow His MAnsves Ever hag rather increased iu the course of tit,' rlsy." (Sigsed as above.) U%I i... Lot Cnnle , N.w. 90. " Ili! NIAJTSTY hay had some sleep iu the night, and hat rather le.a fever this morning." (Mired at above.) " Windsor Castle, Noe. 20.-liee o'clock, p In. "The Kiss's fever has not increased in the course of the day. Iles XIAJZSTII boa had Bowe sleep this rceui.R,•' al atAle.) itlet,Ur Castle, Noy. !I. " MAJESTY coaiinues much iu the sauae state as he was yet•ter.lsy." •iact thlllmis.w Castle, Nos tt t.-11alrilast Eitgla r ills M AJESIY CulitillUti a. he lids in the tuirising." a• ' " Andsoc (*attic, Nor. 92. " Nit MaJcsTlre disorder continues with littlw vatiotiun siuce yesterday." Sigeed as aSoce ) •nd, r • miff Waidsor Castle, :Ver. g2.--r•Clit pr. mr " No change hos been observed in His Nlasci- Tvescompiaint.aince the morning." (34 nrii es co , :1: Wistalsor Crst le, Nov. el. •' Uil Marscry lias a little increase of fever this morning, after a lad night.". (Sand as abort.) indoor Castle, Nu,.S!.•••llalf-past Eight e' HIS MAJESTY'. fever ho. continued uudiusi• 'tithed throughout the Ate.' (reed al .401 • %Vim.ls:Nr Colic, ?Cog 1144 " Hi. MAIM", hi p d t h e night isboust without 'Jeep ; but his fetes is hot it.t.reased loonui.g." . . (Sired as lam I maw C.sek. ta—Ei g ht p ea. "Ilia M IICSTY hat been u eirood sloop for the last six hour' . " %tiers! .. .e".• ) indror Nat* N•v 0, Hi. NI t.lr.STIr h.s framed • 'riot night. with soul. more s!,.—r, imel is letter this morning." "Si ff **4 Si o}aw J •t. yesterday. The Britannia Wtt.ton, arnved Cadiz. By this snivel Pipers from dist date the tiont.igious there had uesele 641 report from that from which place we hare also rimceived Counts to the 4th instant. that this disease • yellow fever, so formidable in America and it has also nearly subsided at G.bralter. aritilMlll4 left Cadiz in company with of transports. consisting or eight sad; two of (the Martha. amen. %Oh too Fintish troops. that transport Q. X. .ith horses ) "ere hound bon, to rensforce Lord W(LLINGTOII.I army. ware seen safe off the Tarts on the 17th. ( - )u ltiat it carat. on to ',tow a heavy of of 0110 ' 4 which fi%e of the deer. all of which sere „ 4 1 , flie :' mip... • tut s: i i n i de si o o r t tili v a l t i l t r : Nuoit 5..:-111141,1::: ir:adri,l jog as he was in the ni 0ru i,,,,.0 se well Ihls er ,es ” 1 w ..M. 11. ittexio P :: 4 . 1141)1111.1) Me' . I.EREgi )F . ./ " 11. L. 111.1 IC g ... 'i Will.ls• r C ~ I fis MAJESTY bait had very s. littt t steep o - aitle ' Ne l,' " night. but is not worm this enortl%." 7" 1 (Signed of nA,rO.) thr i o . u n gl i i s o m lit " iii,, Alaistree has continued ed N0t ,16-.41-1" The' hours' sleep in the n iii i•g ig.'B h : dt.h"a:ttialtdbeV.li"i4:)ll.l:i re is nuCisi tu "t ;r l; a b i lt n ilia l "d ~ 1 1, ": , : : the same as yesterday." ss His MAJESTY has been rather better tfi ft ,,, V ! (Sipa at aters ) r r fi l " Windsor Castle, Not r —r . . no 41p , t , out this day." a s and", His n Ni t a h j e lt :ZO S le ig:l ;is hea tia Pduft u t:el eh liel:ds t je h l:w e lr ea tagle - P la i t : it'isUllets4r7 ,aril yesterday." (Signrd es alwe ) at • .:n (Fur Dm latellieetree, ate. see Last Per, is, a s s in the report of a Inc ease. is Ike Court Or C al as, OAAA IN oar per ..r of esteedrwr the to Jwha king was intstslared tlartwaigh la saw - Ti I E BRITISH PRE s _._._....._ ---- - - -- _ LOY DON, . g n early hoar amt a l r y n i i n n i g t , o t i h i e hi p i h!s ee icts , s o l i I in THUIISDAY. Novenae!' tg. 4 ten A d t io a t • r AillEse"dtaWryead"r Castle , ..e ' tion, and segned the Belletiii, presiout to thtir .. V peewee for London to be examined before • " Privy Councillors. tl The following is a copy of the Bulletits'. . c on Tuesday night, and yesterday metning:-. ten ~ wiesitvor Castle, Nay. 07—EliAs tea . . 4 His MASSITY boo been rather better thre are out Ciis dry. • eOl " H. IL REYNOLDS. sill " H. HALFORD. Vas " M. BAILIJIL hot .. W. HEBERbEN. I lk • R. WILLIS.' atei ot *Walser Castle, Net. a ~,,n , si Iris MI AJZITY has bad some sleep in the tn.. -'-' ' Rea and. anion the whole, Si [Rush the acme as I.e yoatonlay." 11 r (atirted as dee) in About harifamtet 12 o'clock the Privy Coon& ' i I assembled at the Council Chamber, Whitehall. notice leaving been served upon theta all indieeri I 'lately. as well those out of, as in. the Cabinet.. a attendance woo very full. Indeed, the oldest . r t i vant of the Treasury does not recollort so loge sr' Meeting—Among them were, the Loan C Hit arE i LON. the Chiefs of the King's Finch, etimin• Pleat, and Becirequvr, all in their rolits ;Ms in! q uses %Vs' I.I.LILEY and LANSDOWN ; E.irla Gat . et ! WYsTMottLaNO. CAlletell, 3ibiaa, Livraroo 4 CHATHAM, BATIIURST, LAUPEADALt, PEMBINA sit' Haattowsz. and TEMPLE; Viscount S 1 D"" / Lords Hammon. Gt.signsaysse G. L. Gong ir i . and PA EMERSION ;Air W.TCOVIt Sit W.Git ! t r. :. • D. DI; NDAS. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR ; Mr. AS . ii c Mr. PERCIVAL. Mr. CANNING. Mr. Your, ' 41,1 BATHUR%T, Mr. LONG. Mr. Thayer. Mr. Si . : DAM, Mr. AINCTISNOT. Mr. RiflrSt, Mr. PIER POINT, Mr. T. Hasse:mit, atc.--The crowd t spectators rnuod the Treasury and Whitehall, A tending from ‘l'liitehall to Downinrztsitseet. " St great that it was with difficulty the Privy •• . am lwrs could make or find their way. Of the • i . ! Physicians in regular attendance upon Ills . I P I Jr,sNy. four attended and were examined. silt I . 11 , tore ItLt N 4ILDi. Ilazoono. IlEign° f • l '... S HAMLIN remained with the ht at Windsor. a The examination was over about half maul , 1 1 , o'clock. As soon as it was over, a rumour a spread through the Ministerial circles, that the , ports made by the Physicians were partieukirly vourable ; and that it was their unanimous • t His 'MAJESTY will shortly be able to resume • I net.. This report will be laid before both H• to this day ; and we underttand that Ministers • • 1 on the strength of it.to move a farther adjoin" until Monday neat. i —.. a ....—_ 1 The Britannia hired armed cutter, Lie• 1 Wt Leon, arrived on Monday at Plymouth 0 Cadiz. By this vessel we have received Letters i Popisra from diet city to the 15. h instant, at • • a date the contagious tli•ease which lately rift" I there had nearly cea.ed. It appears from as . . 4 cial report from that city. and also fro m Gibril t from which place we have also received official I Counts to the 4th instant. that this disease cos ' . yellow fever, so formidable in Am erico ; and t it has also nearly subtitled at G.bralter.-- I aritilMlll4 left Cadiz in company with • 0 , of transports. consisting or eight sail; two of •h 1 (the Martba. Br Ain, with 200 Flntiab troops. . the transport Q. X. with horses ) were houod to t bon, In retsawrce. Lord N'sLLINGTON'S army. , ware seen safe off the Tagus on the 17th. (-)`'. 1 i Inds it came on to blow a heave of of oi n . which fit? of the drret. all of which were i o. ii I