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lrett:u 1 3. -tes•Lar i za, ui sciflCit We IC ta ALIC. tia LA" IoW 111 g papages Wel: rufol mod persons eau with difficulty an• derstatul U.iak notes are so much (It.- precisted. Tl.rt rtr uo reasoo for not huv . ,114 con fitlroce is these unto. If evra Ihr I .2per eireu liti4.ll *mistimed to 600 million,. Ka.Yia titose..er • Wore 111411 B , lifilAtllt for .461 • cam. moil took! in • short time r....mrch ... all this in 11.4 of paper, it appear, carton that t; , .varrinr-rit la t:itr ijoinaeatures to cancel • part of tins paper but the total extinction of it be productive of Incotiv , -niencr 1 1 so i-ao. an empire, *her.. the commercial walls are Is intent from eat' , other. The continually increasing luxury is a proof This euavre. wslch that t ser.;is tr) lair ~~eh a Ican4 u. nc.iet it 4 miner, ils agricul ture, and its other aaintal reanurce*." 10'at. I4V D 1.4. Br eh. Co mma 11j, weirs..e received intelligence from dansbair to the 16t1, Jun- last. Capt. t‘ IL nos vied •ucceeded in expelliag Gowan L Stria front his principal strong hold in the mountains, a place ~.need ji lug h ar . This smite was t;frectefletet * wands of eIIICOMIIIOII oh:Acuity. et-Untied equally by the rev:redness and etteplieiei of the ascent, end by the artificiiil obstacle* which the'euemy had eon *strutted ; the entrance of the fort, however. being ones vinattl, nu further noisome, was attempted. Gooetn. end his people lied by the opposite gate, alid sought shelter io th. jungle. A fter eahing all the works, and burning the wore.. the dstrelonent returned to Kokherottee. It dors not oppe*r Oast anner party submitted any loss in the course of the stair. •Authentic itecatints received. fully confirm our intelligence runt...cults tin- complete vu tory ob tained by Amite& KINAII over his rivals anti oppo nimbi in the Court of iioi.it•a—he load sirceeileil in bringing over the 'Eye to his soterc-t, mot at the date of the lan atomise wee busily occupied in devising measures for the payment of the des to the troops. As 00•14 rst woik should be acrompfished, it was supposed that the kh n would eltaeavour to set nd of the hands of Piudiserees. whose wri had IN much cultuilotted to Ms success, by directing their force against Sri urn A, who was inuring iihOut with his army in the North-IVest ruts of Malwa, airmen' to avoid the impend us -The fildbers for March mention preparations then 'going ou in the Jeypror convey, for the re thaetion of a fort naintd Soojahbas. in the liee•es oir whirls Stwas .Iconut Sion, the ltajah. Lad o idtrialteet to rtiastme tie Tack,nr. of ilie tharriet ; foi that parpieie • small force has' !no., ilite.l out sod protoderl with ell the nreesiiin i u. pigment. for batterius dm wails. Rola Currnis 1311101, been zaelsimed to his allegiahiu sunder the State of Jr) pore, by the persuasion of the (*O dra. It is reported, that Rnwease Sum hits lately taken advic.tsgt , of the ex , stinti itooninotswas is tlat itiondoto of Cabal, to estrod his cm:quests sassing the .lependonei.a of riot Ile is geld I. have nratty ret:uced the whale pr .vinces of Moat. tea, with the escoptioa ..f a sii•glc fortr:ss. • steed restertiay. Intl the tormeallit. Cherbste, sod 1441 RS bibbold (eottitry slaw), se tivtal in the Downs as ii.e 9th instant ; saile:l Item Bombay the t7th June. sgriven st St. fleh.oa the sti Soptentlier, and sailed fr thence tl.ir 12. h. Tins Rebecca (country slapi *ailed fret.) P 1)/ the 81st Mss. tiourid to EnOsad with a estwi of eottoti ; on 'the night of the 3J Jaws she was di skovott by ere; the imiebeegere soil crew, except. ins the Glief Mats, who was Inst. bat tcturaed to Beinshay. Passengers pee Cornet-411i. licuteesuls Estweil, *mien, and Illseldtal. i'a”.eiitters per JANICS Sib6lllll 111ie I 4113t1/111 sad Litutet,ani AT .ekenzie. LORD WIILLINGTOA's POSITIO•Y. .ILet our readers concise a mass of mountains srtttcb'.•g from Toms I'ediss to Alhasidre, from an‘t to west ; tad Cann north to to Lisbon. The main mil:tory road is from Allianilra to Lisbon; it is 111.4,nded isy batteries on owe side, oral flanked by our tun-boats cud sloops ea the other. The important passes of Caveleiros, Alafra, Bintittelirque, and Bucellas, are all for (Melt by rirdnu!b:*. There it not a toad, however smell, that intersects any part of t h at mass of mountains, Ih•t is not defended by cannon. Supposing Lord Welliagtan to be d►ivea from his flrst line, which extends from •Torres Vedras to Alha.idre, he has a second t•, retire to, esteniling from Marra to Alverca. There se yet a thisJ. not leer strong between must line anJ Lisbon. The 'patient of earroois by which these pections are de feniltd is rope. bolsi:um% ♦Mo EttiliTY-111uHT of tLfttreut 'tato 24 clonal iJ fi potpuli•rs. AdJ to tisit, that these poeb bine, tl.w.stroi.g by art and acme, are ncrup. ed a large Brit.sh ~ o ur, eta I by a Partiagorte *cosy that has pr..ved tl eIl a urlhy of .6ihtiog in tbe same nsii!ts with the Biitish. fxtract of a 1.• tter from .1:1 I of the 43A Kngirttent.—" Lois•enasit Nl.Cut.t.t.o• IL oh • MAO t dec.) on the 24th of July (It. :he b atilt of th h. Ago of Cu.). m. 0 ., hi. escape, Irons VII t io i 4. 1?.4 distant. Ile oreutol•4.l in three p:acee, :..• I. to -a ) , :•• the !Nome or the t.. ton) . + r •ftet !sr ~der,.!; els r;o r • dof ev.o . ,•-•••••:. •ure ho , -lyre. ti, .11% o•rrrq nann-i....1 r.-4 rived a 7. s, •tl.: env; .lAv. 13 At chal nt h. 1 tn. ;)ro.en *4l %II I liCre t .L. ;1 It% CM \:.11 1tn111141.1 (Sp011114 , i•I • 1,..!154(;:),T".,Ted by the r..l.eh. 111- It IMF, A' e rtattalrat.t . te lit Cie S f 10•1 t 41.•- • "t• flirt th•• Fr..nrlt are lltl.Vll.•tr..- def. t••. 1,, tore..] large e4COIPS• Iti•i 6.1 . I howls pshi J•tt or a . °avert Its:ago He was repeat. Ally ..te‘r•l 4 . 4 pArO.. M 4 .1 VIOLII.I TM. FlLerpi of 11, hl. ••• n pt..... • •I. I. r. Tl.e 11.1.ada f••tr,ril C .44.;.4) 9. r ! SI ii, ~It ime tt* n• ly ro•e, at r rtr to me I.;1 ;„: r,i :: ~4' F, 33 "i' ki S =-s= . LON DON, TUESDAY, Novi/snit 13. Parliament will meet on Cie thy after tn-morrow, when, we undrestelid, it t. t!ie pre4iit. 1111C0t1 1 10 or Ministers to move a frillier A,' . intirarnetit for a fortnight. They hove been very co., eineloyed doting the course of last week in mustcriiii; their firers, end expect to uproar in great strength on Thursday. The motion of • Ijo iritifit'ot they th fore c.4.fideotly hope to u a .. e to o:4r,y ; Lot they *ppm :•!r d that tee. Mill by eloseiy pressed by Oppoictien. and probably be to declare the c wot.:h they treati to pursue, iu the event of Maser, Ira indirposilio: tieing protracted to a levet) that will not erhaie of a co exisitur niters ruption of Cie Royal funetions.—lti nor Parer of Saturday we stated (f , ien the "trend/ lieseister) the course adopted on the day of inee•ing, eller the tint seljournment of a fortnight.—a case preti•ely similar to the present one. Upon that day, the 4th Dec. MIS, the two Houses being assembled, the Pres•dent of the Coun cil ilfornied the Peers. shot the Klan, by the eon.. tinuance of hi. indisposition, was rendered incaprble of ille•Olog his Parliament; and that all the other functions of Government were thereby suspended. lie thee declared it to be his opinion, that. in this dismembered stone of the Legislature, the right de volved no the two Houses of Parliament, to make arch provision for sopplyioe the ikr ct as should hr atiroiltate to the tifave.slly or the ease ; lint that it was necessary, Wore any step could be taken in an delicate a loisiaess, that the dedetency should he fully ascertained. 'With this view he moved, that the mMates of the Privy Conned should he read; which being done. the following Weida, was op po'nsed for r.king it into consideration. A motion to the same effect being Mode by Mr. PITT in the House of Commons, Mr. Views expressed his doubt whtther, in a matter of such moment. and which would he attended Ault, atich important c,m sequences, the Rouse could proceed upon a report front the Privy Council, without a further examina tion of the Physicians, either at their her, iir by a Commiitee of their own. The 'louse ro.e without coming' to a determinatirms upon the fitlbjet., ; but on Monday the ells. :VII. Peer cam: forward to pro pose 'hat 4 Commi'tee of Members should be appointed to eel nine all the Physicians who had attended the Kt ers during his illness. A like Com mittee was appointed the same day in the Ileum ef Lairdii. and the feelers ire both were chosen nearly in equal numbers from each aide of the Henze. UM MILT [STY'S convalescence became remslar and siliform about the last day of January or Ist of February ; sad it was not till the 19th of the latter month. that the Loaf'. CA t't CELLAR infintatell the probability of so complete and immediate a testis. rem?, that it would be improper to proceed fur thest ass the IEII for establishing a Regency, then pending befor► their Lorilahips. and arrived at its last stag. From that day repeated adjoavnments were made—His 'MAJESTY'S recovery being in a very few days cmnpleted ; but the LORD Cu u.. crt.r.oa not thinking it a•lviuble to burthen hint with business too mon—till the 10:h of March, when His M AJESTY declared to both licitia-s. by Commission, the objects to he vti, , hed to point their attention. anal opened the Session regularly for the dispatch of business. We regret to state, that the improvement which manifested itself in the latter cad of last week, in His MAJESTY'S health. has suffrred an interruption; and that the two Bulletins shewn yesterday at St. l'alece.are of en unfavourable complexion. "they are as follow : tti llooOt t Nov. 11 . Haltom Eight o'clock p. to. 44 Hii M I,,sty has • little more fever this me- hi; units he hid in the morning. " H. H. REYNOLDS " H. mAtior.D. BAILLIE. W HERENDEN. R WILLDi." " iViudeor Casale, Noi. 12. "Although His MAJESTY live 'wised the night with very little sleep, yet he spina.* in no respect worm than he *lei yesterday." (Mewed a, tarot( ) The raysiciaus will he tratnined to-morrow helot.. the Privy Council, to hey • ground for the prui r-eliog4 of Pirhninent on Thikr4sy. We have ly owed t h e inreartin rlrtrrutinatioo of Mini*. t.• h. a insition fora rertls.r Ahlinursees•tit of • toitiii4ht ; hut should His :tIA.I it% C 11 . 11 situation become more unfavourable in the tntenal, they may probably change their intended course. The Prineess Charlotte packet is arrived at Fal mouth from Lisbon. after a passage of ten days.— She has brought accounts from the British Army to the l.t inst. aptoaksch time there had been no hat. tle, nor any movement of consequence on either side. 7 4 4 sea' ri A liad repeatedly reconnoitred the positions of Ilse Allied Army, but had nut ventured to millet thcm. Ile is sujuroscd it. lisve been waiting for t:te Arrival of palm cf. corps, About 15,000 strong. We mid, t.t.vt.,l, the au—re of tu to Jortbatsv. I.t Colt. _ &rob haziah tim be r.i I ,M t+kekcsul,tr island o, Svu, A K 6, ;14 a cOlnyrn•.th<m ti,4 ol.t.rie to al .ac toetitil w kola !mu 46.;it the: itiontlt. It is not true, stated to .note of the Paperic cl . yesterday, that Miuisters i.ed received Dispatelte, from Lord Wit.t. INGTIPM. deed the Ist The accounts of the t.t, stating that no action Wad taken illsce. are not ottiris!, hut merely private advices brought the Princess Chariot e packet, and which were fin wanted to them by a Post-Office express on tintiday. The fetters. trotters. sad pas. .etigers, inr:uatug the bearer of Lord t% T(.14 . S disp tchrs. had not :u rived at a late. hour last slight, hut th, s are expected in town st an early hour Iliad The Dryad, oi.ich or ved la Plymouth on Fri rtly from Coi mina, britiv an account, nn the au thmity of a Nita from Oporto, th.:t Cum French promnera, taken et Coimbra by Col. 'h.:l*NT. were embirkad at Oporto, and waiting (.taly for a favour able aim! to be conveyed to England. The Dryad likewiln. 1)6'1;44 an account of the expedition under Commodene MIA DS having taken G josh torether a :ft' F ore:ly and plunder to the amount 0f30,0001. *Lich had been collected there by the French troops. 'fbe enemy became panic-rtruek at the approurh of the suintidron, and kit the town in confusion, with out making the butane:it re‘istance. We have received a Paris Paper n f the 3 I init. itnai winch we have male wrne extracts, but they are not of importance. Some Bnencis Ayres Gazettes haws reocherl town. but their contents ure of on importance. The Junta of the capital has dissolved its connection with Monte A Deputation from the American mere:unto last week waited on Ministers, for the purpose of learo• ing the intention of His Maramtv's Government respecting the Or'lyre in Council s and with this view ti.e following questions, we undersbinii, were pro poi.ed to Mr. FAULKNER:— I. BONAPARTE hairitig repealed his Decrees of Berlin end :14 41.0, as .ar se respects A awrican trade, on the let of Novrmh•r, whether it wo. tlesi.tneti Ay Government to ititlr orders to Br.tish cruteers, tie bring into port such 4liips 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 bang given that the Ruler of France had repealed the Berlin and Milan Decrees, this Government woald either re voke or suspeitrl the Order, in Council ? S. Whither, the Decrees of Berlin sod Milan be. iog annulled, Great Britain would blockade the ports of Ff4TlC ' e and her dependencies ? Lord BAmuarr being out of town, the answer was postponed ; and it was understood that so de finitive reply would he given by the Leeds of Trade, ■ll matters relating to the Orders in Council belong• ing to the Treasury department; but that the former will be the meiliti.n by which the comusuniestron will be made to the latter. It is conceived that the letter of the Duke of CAbous on the Berlin and Milan Decrees 10 per fectly conclusive as to their revocation ; and it is assumed, that if the Orders in Council are sot re pealed, the Non-Intercourse Act will be reviled against this country, and cease with regard to Fnince. Licences ♦era on Saturday received from France in pursuance of the resncation of theabove Decrees, grautiriK liberty to American vessela to proceed di tact from hence to French ports. Her MaJerre was well ander existing carman.. stances vs ern he expected. One of fler Majesty's footmen attends daily at the Queen's apartments in the Castle. to receive inquiries after her health, who write the Dela!' of the visitors. The Lords and Grooms of the fittto's Bedcham ber, with the other Officers of the Household, who are to attend the funeral of thtt late Princess Asc. I.IA. arc to lodge in the Witco's and Lower Lodges, wimre apartments have been fitted up fur their reception. Several others are to have beds at the. Round Tower, and at the houses of some oldie Kt No's Pages in the town. The Moor, and the Nliaisters and Church wardens. have recoin nended, by handbill, to the iahabitauts of Windsor, to shut op their honors and chops this day, as a heccnitng mark of respect to the memory of the late amiable Princess (oho was born there), and as a testimouial of veneration and regard to the Royal Family ; and no butt but the recommendation will he wordy attended tu. Five hundred tickets hose liven issued by the Uteri and C for the admission of si.tvtators of the Funeral Procession, its the body °lSt. George's Chisel, this day. The chtar will be appropriatt it to the Nobility, and those Personages who form tiie procession. . . Mr. BI•KIN ELL, Solicitor to the Adinirolty. will leave town day tor \ViuA•ao, to 'mewl tiot feeeral of her Royal lliKhur.i Prill •esq A•:rr.t BKILNIA.I. Is Solicitor to 1,;• the Prune of WAt.to. The Prtmecis Clearivite packet, u bleb airivrtl.vn Friday at I.rlnt.uth, truat 11411 a suLort action with a Frentit priv , tleer utT the Lizird. succeeded i.r bkatuag off the enenl.• but huitir,q. connoder..hl t . The erew tun! passen,;eis . J•g-' hayed with great gallantry. The tithettittiamottl et Pleutneth huttmeek with e lien' lave et userine, fromtitYCle.ham,Petlaimmth, and ‘Voetwi,:h lt u e&att their Achiinsi tou is the- north e"Aot ol*lin, awl that they tora&lttt . wi:h th, scrtiAre,i th- ewe itt3-..! et Cni flute NILT•Di, i•I the .4retheeta. A dem.. 11.1,-1.: «1 , 1 likewiee he .en: 1,,.es 11.1. d•vi.v.:• n u board Cie La swid. They ',air eittletrk , ll, a:•4 both sh:;re will prucft4l fee :he *wee dertinafiun. i . . .. '',.) l' Z I S I Sll ALVES'S PALACE. The inquirers ratterlay at St. Joeteo'e Pole after the state of His MAserre. amounted to vend thousand persons. The Nobility »tat G tal who signed their names were hetweeti ill' and 4el hundred. The following Cr. onset% there that left 11 11 it 14 nit* !-- Lord Clim ries Sparer Itir Ch.i. les Flom- s HootozrAlole Mos Vrreey Captain !Minn Mr and ',En Tboinikua Cuunturi or El ndlatet Mr. I 'minim( Mr. Hamilton Mr. Cukitiam ' General Duties 1.0•4 mail lAtly Poratindre Earl Poolett Sir J. Laily,sorl Mks Ranks taptain Pouiett Lord Heehopmet Colonal [ferries Sir J. Lady.'and Thu Nickell Mr. 4. Rome Captaio Parkinson Mr Ring Admiral 'Lord Itmlskirk •Mn ;tench!! Cap , ain G. Rligli Ihike de Borri Mr. T West • Colonel Gaitskill Draft Countess Moeda'. I or:. and I. , dy C Bail . Major Ntrieuarnara "Arty M. Parker Illr 4 Slathiat Lord aid Lady Melbourne Mr Hay Mr. Cr ed Mr. Clayton Cok•nel Ellind Mr. Grenville Mr. Frieling Err' or Yannot:lk Ile. Curtleg Lod F. Reutiaitit Colowl Man lord Grey Lily Moire' Mr. Aso Caplan. Christian The Am., iran !!tubas as Lady F. I raptors Mn. l'itorkl l e i . 1..0- Pei ill Adsti;rul and 31adaese i 'I Mr. Se, jeant Onslow data Lady Jrnike Temrkerr Lady Door; il Colonel tank inson Colon, I G •di. cy Marquis and 31ar - chioneu of Mi.•ii Godfrey Stafford Colo- ei D.-int:water Emil Goner Arlitor 11 lorock Mohan Downserr rit Leeds Mr. R Camirerlaad Admiral J. Unoglits Mr. and I.ady G. Bartley The Mee Mr. Clifford bliss Wyerrid Admiral No zest Mei Milne Tin Mimeos Kinuaird Hoe. Mrs. 114)1 , t N. Alwalie Tlinfo dee Adwo,,,,,Gen tt; Candles Roseherry Lord Keith liiedimitqt Girder 4:fri Romer 31r.IParks , •-. tio ileeii(rikAi Sir 0 Dwane - Mr. tine -.:e Mr Atden .: +• ))I'. Sulu dere ; Ink* E . Mildhix Mr. COMP Caplan Pudding Mrs Atkyas "'Panacea , rellillt if Athlone 'helms of Lelaster , _ . Major Strati*. R B. V. layard Wilms • lady F. Wilma COlll.OlO of foritingtoa Osaateas of ikliameet I.ady sad At'es ray.. Al4trultie Zed Sur R. mod lady Biatrloa lir C Dtacm Fr. H. Lei! Lail/ .4 Cora Lira N. P . a. — al.:l Ai ith'Keitite Luwspv Cilisilter of X flollastal tattoo Nev. fOr.• Nett S.r fi Nepali Alas gels of 1;10'1(114)ra 11. v. Gedds;:t Mr H. Gervills HeAtessal Nigher ss the Duke I.toly Porter o. t.; 0000 crst..r LaAt llel;..Bros Duke o' ry ll's. T Colors! testae, Mr. Lexit Colons] Anson LAM liesthAeld Mr. Ware Ble A. Johusteu Lord sad Lady Tcigramoutla Bart et ti,olei.s. Sir %I. Scutt Maier lasses Lady J. Brutinek NI R. Barclay The *tarter of ihe Rolls Sir J. Alseolsarsoo EN. of 1t,0440 The Swinioh Amtpassaolim LaJy liomiliy . . iln. A. Biel:awes • Col. Lem Sir W. W. Wises La 4 t:utirell Hr. Rye* es Mr. Chorritoe SCO I I alptild 'G. 1 . •rruhana• Rif* , J. Prue," Dr. AA Cavil* Netts Tire Archboilvip oft C. Wry General Phi:opr Mr. A. Coop r H Roarerie Mr. Set/east Marshall Mr. had Mrs. Tay Nu Mr. E. Brand Mr. Rate Colon:1 Routh Mr. Clarke • Mr, Adolphus Mr. S►.•Mugtun tilr.3hw. and Miss Cecil MA &warns! W060•\1'11411 sk I t • MM Rallies, R. N. 1115 f. Begot Grraseml Delancey Mr J avid lady Cradock Lady J. Thyune Goren/or Ersak lie Mr. Abbott Mr. Monomers Mr. linrtiodolo Lord Pottruon Lord 'reynliritt - . Mr. and Ms Dat Mr. S.:denims Lind V. Smart Mr. Malaise CuSeel Draper Duke and Duchess De CI Irma Leh Paget Lady Pousou Lawrence Mr. Justice Le Slam Mr. Justice amebic Mr. sad Mrs. Ewell Sir It sad Lady Vgdaliad Earl sad Castles arid water The Portuguese Ateatssus The Lowell thief Baron So.. W. east Lady 11,..Sagi Lade Mos veth A m ig ius . SestirrioalarpLa::ttig",,f,..`,7,"4 Mr. Lto;4 Sir S. Shawp Earl ni 14.111 y oom Admiral Hasler M trabio•w... of !Sandford Lord and Lolly CarLsaa Maj.,- I' eu,lerleatla Lady C.Waldegraee Mr. C tirade liar/alter Cuestas Limp Captain Scarsdale Duirecer Camara' kat/ Dr. il7.t". Lord Ostia Goleta' Sir C. Green Lady K. Maeleol iroant...s Dowager of Sefton Lady C. Dower Mr and Lady M. Markham 14 Alum Lady G. Tbynne la H. Crewe The M no Aspi•bes The Ramada at Look& The Sol.e.tar-t.enenal _ _ • -- - - The Duk• of Sussex is ne..rly recovered Lis mdirro,it~oo : a violent bleeding at the woe Friday very mach relieved his Royal Migbne".. E4fl CA14111.11 returned to his borne in Sr ton-street yesterday, frost the Wilderoess. The NJ erquis and Marchioness of Sierra armed .it sinew nonce in Cleveleederew, yesierdsy hunt Trunthein Hill. teitiffordslatee The Duchess of Gottoos arrived en Soedill night Iron liiiaboltoo, at her noose is Lowl t:ro+vruor•street. for the season. the late ra,.i•len. , a Lord Kaitot.tv, which is well .•+lculated for tb , .rerptinu of . numerous and elegant cowpony. • The Earl of Masao is expected is town to•tam roe. 'Tie Duchess of 44xtecuitrrsit is expected towit this d'y. frum 1 "rd - F o s.ur 'T rivet v e iterdsv . . Dt: it Isl.'s fluted; from Whitley Cosset, ‘l‘,:t.i.. tcr.sit,.Nt Mr. rutty:Mow is cap.cted iu t owo to atm° at Mil htasalo Arbugton-irrett. CiretUtal NIACIT has cons-rorl to h owe of 11 r 4P r Oket% awl has accepte I " Naltataict. of 1 1 4rti. It *III h. •••.i rut:... ('eri•par• 41 , 01311. • I in wr !Jr!' s anAcitoactit to --r- - j it sr. A Mr. le Pm? 'i r o t l it 40 A ;Vh ! l i i It:10 lo!C rata t str:u9