The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

Tii E BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. MONDAY, NOVBIMR 12. One Readers will rejoice to learn that a favour able ch►nge has takeu place in His Mauesvv'st order. and that he has been co n sidered utuf..reily better sine. Friday morning.—The following are tise Bulletins shewu atSt. James's Palace since our lut a Windsor Castle, Nu.. D—Nia, o'clock p. lus. ' 111. Msa stair has hail several hour.' sleep io the course of this day. and continues rather to its- prove., " H. R. REYNOLDS. " H. HA LFOR D " W. H ERERDEN. " N. BAILLIE. " R. WILLIS." " Win.lsm. Castle, Nov. io. We eee•ider 1114.vesre to be hefts; this useraiog shags be has hp.-n for fire or six days past." (Signor es obese.) " Window Castle, Nay. 100110, " Half pail klaglit o'clock p. us. " Ulf MAJILITY eontinu•i ranch the sane as be wee in the morning." (Urea al Aire.) " Matto, Cunt, Nor. it, lalo. se Ms MaJESTY is still a little better this mint- in; tbau be was yesterday." (Sigseat as abore.) Is addition to the above. we have the pleasure to stet% that by several ace darts received last evening from Vit indser. His M MLITT continued in a Then& iviripsy sp ti 3 o'clock. at which time the coaches WI that plisse for tn so. We hare still t lament the lateness of the hour at erhieli the Bulletins issued at Windsor Castle is the owning. are esnibited at St. James's Palace is the camerae of the sitseday.—The Bulletin limited tit nine on &tor Jay inoeoing was nut made k , own at the Palace In town until after two e. rue Trenutry Wntees. who could see uotl.iag deteient in the vaguer es of the terms is which_ the 11u1- lattn. have been eauelied, they to whom these 801. letins appeared all perfect, and who could see no defect, at the very time that one of the moist im portant of them was held back for a whole day, even they are now obliged reluctantly to confess that due diligence is out used to give them all posonle publicity. With their characteristic tie. votioia, however, to Minister., they throw the whole blame upon the Ildesseugets whn catty them to town. whom they change with incein tiering tit , ...rosettes with luggage, and losing time -in the road t.r waiting for orders and commi-cons. To justice. ho,vever, to the Aleseengt is, we must say that they are itinoceol. and that the whale blame 11114104 front a had eyed. via on t h e put of mi. ulster.. The Bulletin isinatal at Wirnhor at nine o'clock in the morning. eallit to he senictt tiume diattly,loy, a Special Meetwown, to the Lord Cham berlain at St. datues . • Palidre, fur tile itsrpos, of public exhibitioa. Allowio* full time for takitiK the ne7esaary number of oop;es for the heaila of of the principal departments,. it nalght.•ven during the new unfavourable weedier, arnie in tine for exhibition, at between 12 t.nd one o'clock. But this is not the course adopted. On the ..nit!rary. it i 3 inclebed by Colonel TayLon, at %Windsor, watt other Dim Niches, in a box, for the Secretary of Si,,. far the Haute Department. Toe cows. gurney` i.. on it. way it noires St. Jainees Palitec, tad en•nee, in the brat tnataoce, to the Secretary's bootie is Privy Gardens, where the box is opened; .and from thi•ii , 7r, after some copies are taken. it is sent hack In St. James's Palace. A full hour is thus ointettsaarily wasteJ, even' un.;re the most favourable circumstances; and should the See... tiny of State not be at hone at the moment when the box arrive*, the delay is still greater. We trust that this vicious system will be untended in the course of this day; and tbit if it should be deemed advisable to publish three or more But letinA &ally. that they will be immediately dispatch ed by special Heaven 4 res, whose sole duty it will he ta carry then, direct to St. James's Palace, the pro per Mace of exhibition, with all due diligence. Upon the occasion of His MaJoisrv's Erst illness, two-and-twenty years ago, Mr. PITT contrived to imprei . 4 the public tidied with a belief, that the Whigs. after geniis* into power, would squander away the public money on themselves and their train of f Homer- ; that the Pince himself. who war isolated iu iwcurpary emilarromments, would appropriate iast sums to his own use ; and that, to -upport this listens of eat ravagance. pensions. Pisces. arid Ariumers. would he given away in profusion.— Nay. it was even feared :hat the Kil l ; would ever ohmk svpreaented so vasshis to discharge the _lilac tilos of ttlaity !—That Mr. Ptrr entertained no tion of this kind is most evident, from the nature of the restrictions he intended to impose on the Itegeot ; and he availed himself of tile public ap prehensions in question, in hie iii.l.lattempt to carry Cosy into affect. Cost haw false those imputations. and how groundless those fears have been, the con duct of the Whip, when they did succeed to power, after the ittintstitutt Adiu:nisteatiou. has clearly . •• proted. Instead of a system of. waste and pro. fusion, they adopted one of reform and economy ; and the eel man who hod before branded them as prodigals, now reproached them midi holding the public purse with too tight a band sup posing the Kt no's 'linen! at the time we are speak ing of had eiintinued, and that the Pawl", had been appeiuted Regent without any restrittious—. supposing, fur the sake of the tog:tint:tit, that he had increased the iticoine of himself and his fol lowers to the sum of one !pillion and a half per annum-s. Are we certain that all that would have been a dead leas to the country ? Are we to reckon nothiug on the measures which himself and his Ministers would probably have pursued with respect to Foreign Powers I—From the principles and con duct of his great favourite, Mr. Fox, is there not seals jest ground to believe that the fatal and end less war with France would have been avoided? And then see what a saving there would have been on a common balance of accounts! 'Me Govern. meat and the Ailtninietration of the Regent would have expended thirty-three millions in 21 years for their own private use; and au expenditure of ms UCNDa6D 1111.1.10111$ (a great part of which was madly squandered in foreip countries), would have been saved to England ; and at the same time England ini4ht continue in the enjoy tneutof u security equal iu val , ie to as many wore We LIMN the whole. we have no hesitation in expressing our Arm perdu scion, that, haul the coun try been governed atingle the lest twenty years by the Farmer:.. Fritiods, an immense mass of public calamity would have been ke,it baek from us ; and it is because tins opinion is strongly impressed on our minds, that we now recommend the iiivestinent of the Perrot with the full and unlimited priwers of an Eisglah King shOnlel the state of His MAJESTY'S health render a lltrat necessary. Accounts from Mani, l to the 23d ult, have been received. Tlir state. that lie lair tour of Prince POSIIA.TOWSKI. he Couriasud:r in Chief of the Polish th ugh tc.,Jr at the period of the an nual reels* , haii• Lot for its object the inert ins pet t on of the not l at. or the d tails of service, but toil,: seed designs of the highest importance, and w1.,.11 would shortly be developed. The Prince w,,, sift/solid by • number of French engineers, who ea uniutd tninutely the forttlications of the principal ii:aces, and directed that wiakruen should be employed ni 4 hi and day to strengthen suine, and to repair others that were is a dilapidated state. At iiii ewigrod, k Sendumir. and IVisliksa, alo e. it was computer! that three thousand 'scrams were engaged is 'this service, under the ii.spection of French Ofileers, arid similar activity was observable at other places. The recruiting had not only been aliogetior ahanifithrd ; but it appears that even the Co 'situp:ion, t'::t; tremendous engine of military ii.spotistn. sins deemed inadequate to the ewers g.iecy in ',inch the Polish Govetument would 'Jinniy be pi•isttl, and 'bat it was to he superseded by a lery•em-nn:9se. in several rlistiicts, all the capable or military service. and without dotibctimi of a.,,e or circumstances. had already :.ern eialltd out, trained to anus, and formed* iuto teginn:nts. •1 itt. niztn our measure, which, cambia-. ed with other circumstances, so strongly favours the idea of ell approachnig rupture between France mut Russia, was to he speedily extruded to the cities and populous towns. The epistolary conituuqicatien with Russia still con:axed impeded by a variety of vexatious reatric tious, oval the merchant% awaited in anxiety and suspense the result of the extraordinary measures which had lin v'y been adopted. The rsiti4ge or Pilule! PONIATOWSKI, on the jouruey from Lublin to Warsaw. was overturned, by which scculent be received several severe coots. siosi on his heed. A German Paper (The Artie Zeitvng) contains, ender tl:e beod of Dresden, an article, the object of which is evidently to pre' WC the people of Sax oty for some change i• the sue cesbiontothe Throne of that kingdosn:—. " DOTsTIEN, ocT..?•11. g' Greet preparations are making in t.is city for the meeting of the Assembly of the States. which is fixed for the tit day of January 1811. Susie im portant considerations will. it is said. be suhtniited tot distinguished and illuurious Body, mate r tic to.odwanee the gluey sad peosperis ty of Simony. His %Wrest. who has so long and so earnestly lahoured for the wildfire of Lis people, sill propose these resolicions through the medium of the Chancellor ; and the age. increasing infirmi ties, with the earnest wishes of the Monarch. will doubtless cause thee to be adopted by the Assem bly of the States." Letters have been received from the French roast to the 4th inst. ■nd from Bourdenux to the t6th ult. The former state. that no vessel which soiled prior to the Ist September from any French port, shall be allowed to return, although she might be in possession of a French licence. the date of which ni unexpired. At Bourdeaux two large yes sets had arrived from Batavia : one of them. of the borthen of boo tons, with a cargo of coffee. No troops had passed through that town to Spain for some tune before. Out of the letters from finurtleaux states, that Marshal Mai boi•ta iit the tante end of An. gust, succeeded, with considerable difficuliy, is itirowin; eis months' provisions into tarce*-34; that the pturimie force in the neighbourhood of this fortress had been greatly angnientetl I.y the arrival of fresh lev.e. from 114lirtuer, Cervers. ant! 4an resa, and that it oar in eqnteinplatreu to turn the blockade into a siege. Public curiosity as- wrongly excited yesterday, by a repo, t that Government had received dispatches, amour cntß that Alassu ••, after an Un• successfid attar k upon the British line, had com menced his ri ii -eat, and was closely pursued by Lord WELLING rou.—No such dispatches were received ; but a Post Office express did arrive in the morning from Plymouth, with an accerent of the arrival of the Dryad frigate, of 1G guns, from off Corinth*, the Captain of Which, E. GALWAY, reports, that MAaPEN 4 had made se6eval at tacks upon the positions of the Allied Army under Lord WELLINGTON, in earh of which he had, by the determined bravery of the Bri tish troops, been repulsed with restricts, ; that some of MassruA'S principal Officers hating very much miscondur ted themselves, had been snot by his orch-rs; and that, finding retreat impracticable, he had cffereil to capitulate, provided his troops were allotted to retain their arms, baggage, &c. and he sent to France without being c•oisiderell pri soners of war : but that this proposition had been rejected b 1 Lord WELLINGTON, who ii.sisted upon an unconditienal surrender.—On Saturday we an a flounced the orrivsl of the Scy.ria, at Plynam'h, from Corunna, which place site left on the Stith last, with an account that a letter Meiit en received by the Cassinii of that city, stating that Mar- SENA had been twice dsfeuted v irk great loss, and had offered terms of cspitillation, or to withdraw his troops from Puttogal, having their arms behind, both which prouosids had been 11131• rurally rejected by Lord %YEW NOTGN. The day of the departure of the Dryad from Corunna is nut mentioned. but, from tile similarity of the two ac counts, we are induced to conclude, that the report which she has brought is only a version of that received by the Scylla. They corro borate each other PO tit as that Pita a ru mour was prevalent at Commie ; bat with respect to the authenticity of the rumour itself, and the foundation ii! , on which it rests, they remain as they were.—Mr. Cllolir.R, however, who was in waiting the whole of the day at the Admiralty, in expecta tion of dispatches from Lisbon, thought the account brought by the Dryad of sufficient importance to make it the subject of a communication to Ministers. • Some of the Clerks received credal to sit up last night at the War-Office and the Admiralty, is expectation of the urrtval of dispatches from I..iabom The utne wind bring alike favourable for a voyage from Corwin and Lishom, by the several arrivals from thr former place within these few days, we are entouraged to hope that many hours will not elapse before the arrival of the long expected du , patches from Lisbon. It was stated in the early pert of the week, th.A the French fleet in the Scheldt had Bulled. This i• so far from being true, that, on the Contrary, the ships have moved Itrther sip that river, to shelter ilwm•eives from those gales which keep Sir ED WARD PELLEW's squadron in the Downs. We last week antounced the arrival at Ports mouth of the Frenck lugger privateer Surcoraf, of 1•t guns and 56 inm, prize to the Donegal, of 74 Onus, Capt. Matisotst —She is a tine vesqel, hid been two days out of Cherbourg, but had not made any capture. The Revenge. C apt. NAOH, classed anothe► privateer, of same deeeription, into Ch .rbourg. The prasoners report, that Bus a !MITE was expected ■t Cherbourg ou Thursday 14qt, tovae.. the new Basin which has been con structing for some time there. The Satellite, Cowan' EVANS, arlived on Friday at Port,nnouth. from the Havannali, ill nine weeks. She his brought here a quantity of Merchauta' money. The Bulwark, 74, Hon. Cup:. Ft.tututh ten at Vera Cruz, receiving money on board for Cadiz. The Satellite, agree sWy to a lee Order in Council, on her arrival here was put under quarto •tiue ; but we learn by her, that the Yellow Fevre which prevailtd at the Havannalt, has some time raised. The Rouses sloop of war, CaptainWitnaxwooth arrived on Friday from the Mediterranean. Si). sided horn Gibraltar orir the 10th ult. with 29 sail of transports and merchantmen under convoy, 13 i4;l of which parted convoy oil - Cape S. %lucent, in had weather; the only ships arrived with her are the Flora and Hereby transports. Tiie Roman left the .tior.re and Oityr at Gibraltar. The gar. hum was very healthy, though there w•-•re four tampons lying in the Bey, with deserters front the French army in the South part of Spain, wsiels had an infectious fever on hoard, but they were kept under strict quarantine, arid no eontiatinica. lion whatever allowed to take place betwixt them and the shore. They came from Carthagera.— Captains Gast Psalm. and ii 7 trints, oa . the Navy, are al-rieed pummels in the Rum The rrPerna•s's Jaurnal 1 .4 Dublin Piper) of the 6th instulit, odti.s that tile Editor WI seen • letter Gans Waterford to • merrhisat in the former cite, which states, that a yew! Ilia sr. men. tis: a at WhfirTa s it 4;M 410; Lall. r „ !„ , uvr 1:4 rigtp 0.. 14it eu; vet airtAtia.aisci 141 C 11 41-. - 411141 I.Li pottelkida of tbV - thal!r"jhritt Litt wet b. 11:e tliqiiio:,e.di!or th. ; hs4 , Issued 'Vic' aurae oT the oiry. '4.4 she boats() for liriatol.anit cteCaptuu:ti The itharm alluded to at 0;rorto *As 4,0144U11 iliCh took place at tite tittle 6: tix icO, when 111a/iota grit into the /alit romi utt'y froth Caraibru. Govern:or:at yestmlwy recei'veri dispei a k es America: they were taker into con. alt Oa CalAuet Council. lie have received I'm-is Papers to the us.. letters fivt the French coast to the :AI in.t, The former preserve a profound silence 'mike, isCoita in Portugal, and the Litter add. that DO al iutelligetice ou the subject had traile,Ared what had appeared in the papers. Vuder thed. of Amsterdam will Ise i'ouud a decree. sis•td taitildesu,• Oct. 10; which orders all pruhiLited tiefea of Euglish manufacture at present 1:1 I. •• that may hereafter be brougltt tutu it, to _ e.l. The mar order is applied to liolisod, Duchy of Berg, the Haase tovin4.sud oil iP try included between the Pelaine aui the Set. are other articles which are even more According to these; all Brit'sAt torrehanda Im i been introducel (oo =alter wi,etber I, t;,l nut) tutu the amp:lotus of Italy ur t;,. lynx') pro%itscre, the parts of Spain oecop.td the Freud., and generally to ail tier piaces astl, reatb of Cue !leach troopa—is to be bowl D;fr, r , fice , h elve for some tnueetistel bets the Severelgns of larussin and I tiedtphatta. teratioate them it has at length ticeo asre.d, lL• jqiut comntiosson shall be held at Balm, sop agate the causes of ton:plaint, awl to with- according to the proetbions of the Treaty of Ti, A stonier convention has bora agreed apes ) Protein sod Sammy, to settle the demand., the subjects of the former bays oa the D.' el ll'at;saw, A vesttl arrived on Saturday from Ain sti whence be was dispatched several clays sr. business on which she came related esitireiy t. motile affairs. Kahle% could equal the et, occult:sed by the stagnotioa of trade, and six sternation carved by Samarium's bare* creel. blauy went failures ware expected. The deaertere t•ow the French Anni to Pa gal. who lauded. hut week. have hteu re uancil the Foreign Dep4 at tngto n. A primate nu board the French frigate Kerr . duriug her adieu 'nib the Reiebete and eit, reports thetehe bed 97 melt kded and 97 wear' Ste mounted 44 guns, with a cau3plenseut et The Jenopker, of Parlaw, J. Moron, ler, from Yo.ocisall a for PO3l, with prar:do oil twit went dowu oa Satudir ®truing 14ot six o'clock, is Penatace thy. Ono torn drowned ; the Captain and ell! mat MU taker. a spar by the Juba and iikanur. Beassita, of being two [marl ill she water. sad neatly nshou It has Leen sweated, that repecils ought to nie the Carmel' property in 1.:141mA. la le sequence of the late Decrets of Borrafae.tc. property w bids he thus condemn. tu the hones, apprehend to he that of his nwstiothaPPY who hat,. douLitiesa puiii for it 'ere they wee • pti Milted to carry off the,goods. As to, tnakin i ; rt prisio—lwith au slmos equal jastice. night a geu tieing's, after being plundered on the highway. , reimhursentent from the next travel:er he meets. Ships at Sititlee4.4toyal Witham (Admiral Sir RogerC, ti,, Bart.) ht. Gcurge, t'estot, _Ai taabl. , f ! . Latium, Arintde, Cyase, Aluync, Der' Towboat, Tbraciaa, Ramat,, Satellite, 1) rum. Bask, plate, Dexterous, Aut, tearless, Daring. 41 St. Hel , a.--I.Moreal. Itevatit, Rattler. I* the ll.rbeaw-Gladater (itear-Admiral Patrol), 1: let .pku, Daamaark, Eiltalion,Suatbataptuudauns,o . queue, Stork, Conquest, Virago- Captain HAII4OCk. who commanded th Vey sloop of war so many years on the No tit Se • that, to the annoysoce of the enemy soil to I.l* u credit av an (Auer, boa at last obtained ttiv mend of a frigate. The Lords of the Aditora. hate been pleased to appoint huts to the tit:. of 38 guns, carrying eighteen-pounders tui main deck. and she is ordered into peat, to oat , r, the Deeto`erY eePeir. preeiautily to Capt. /Lisette remaining his prefeahnial exertions oil 1.04 d tb flue frigate. NAVAL APPMPTAICIITS.--C•ptail MGM Gay. to the Orpheus; Captain HARI, Ihrerion Captain HELLARD. Snake; Lieutenant pal Mu a, Hussar; Lieutenant Maxus*, liatapi , !. CosToss.—The tollowing aboOpyt and shay wiwi-hound at Spill:rad The Aisle, Captus Wolfe, for Paettigt!„ Cnate, sn! Mediterranean; quad, Captain Will, Cr the Bet Ir ti r arrivals( the Malabar sturie.ai.iv, for Astir Moine, Captain De Cooney, liar the Brazils; Eta euuntri skip, f Madras eat Dcatal; Cauthr4". fcr l' hay ; eve Packet and Quasi Ch dots, tar the Cap timid Mope. The I;alatea frigate. Captain Woon try I sacrt. is expe.teil at l'ortsmouth. from Wo.,:ei Accqunts have been received 'of tie arrat.il the Downs. on the Oth intstaut, of the country 1 , Charlotte and Corateallie; sailed from Lai June 17. and from St. Helena Serf. 12. It is stated in some of the papers. that tl.e lilies sloop of war. of 1I glans, has Luna nice. off the 01011.1 of France. and also the Have cult of to puns. Lientestout D. Mtturn, tear GT, lines ; but that the crews of both have heed tto —We aro sorry to say that the sista:seta trot, so far as respects the Aster: but ,t l ' nut Inhere that there is Ofll fOUPriall" for I " port ref the luiv of the Ceara/ins. The fate of t farmer ii Inman at the Admiralty, but on h•ive he-ti tereireel there, or not official the low of the Canaan. Oar private letter. 1 from a htch place the report of kir pt:t!..dtn hAv, bitti. received. lue s . ' LIVt •.:1 Vat N. The ofi A te 0 1 h s 4 , -Y‘" A;L , lo B Tne um , td )0 4 :4 o ut •' tlr ttf tie I`an *eta to ; 1 0 : : M she i te m . A sh , i .„ rat au 1 o d' iv II he tat, .„ao a irt.tres • rat .. ortio Nat 00 dl jpbol oCOIIII golfed I • . al der thed: I.r'` 45 1 gin•td F. gt . G i 4 L K . loin 1. • Ff vrlV r! polleh apto Sea. T vr rcrb• , Cal . IldsZ.l .4 C ft' irg +IF . Hari pies, tin. it 3 3 OCCUthed 4. ,eir liatea 11111, rthi 141 , 16011 p, • tillt rJ heave " l4 ' ±:, !hetet. 6 ;re.d, that D i le Itolf srttlr Per r • 4.. ty of TiLlt to pea beta wind. wts, Diar • sf 'e I tettlata,h,, TI ti ire.)' tome the (lists tud thee.: ire* De Led. a R. to Port tetuov...t t /pf its left • It and shot iy thintret • hl tut et :it 1I Ph. hot Ors 4kirl r: lest, suss d I m • ,c 6 taker. . swim. *ft . r exhatt-tet dy ought to C. n mud, to I C. rd T - e f 1 ii e a opy ;It ey au• per I ; I • ro• h . n:gitt a ;el. tGr ighway,. ••• - • s he 'sleets. erCsa of S .twab S i r a ' : ), , ,su hatgood), Poe 3...1141250cap Gt lh CrVi CS I io th tie • st nd to I•PIA lei led th , c• he Ado.mti the Ales e❑ b. C. t, to oat. p y 11.ttecec at' 1.041 ,1 . duce • Ihreeiaa Dant U's' t. liotatx.••• anti shir. I , C+AIT, ILe West !r ! • I), for Ail++ , • ails: EL , '" bras, far hpf the CBI e Is e , 6"thd a i : sw o i acer b ; i 7 l it uegi t n e t wl G . f cl e r o, :::r r e: : c .tc l r. ,, r [be fate of tl I t port •:<.• 1. 1 ;4 1 Oat elficsal• ie letkel ?It o f I.tr 1 r