The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-11-21 00:00:00

TEE- BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON.
IVED.NESD4Y. Nov►Yssa

Sara.. of the TreeSur)? Journals of yesterdiy
foisted upon the public the following reptirt. as -a
Bulletin signed by His ‘Ms3swyr's Physicians it
Windsor, in the usual way, on Monday evening
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« His MAsssTY is still improving."
(Sirted as veal.)
We regret to state that the above report was an
unfounded fabrication, as the following genuine
Bulletins exhibited yesterday at St. James's Palace,
clearly prove:—
" Wisdom Celt* p. m.
" His htiomyrt's fewer has rather increased in
the course of this day.

. a ill. IL ILEYNOLDS.
" N.BALIeORD.
" W SESERDSN.
" BAILLIK.
"It WILLIS."
" WiedsOr Curia, Nov. in, toot
I, Els IIszEt.TY has had some sleep in the night,
tnd has rather leas fewer this morning."
( :Ansa as above)
A sense of delicaty wad respect restratis us from
making many observations tree teem Bulletins,
slot 'very fatrourabit OD thak ails. nulpo se them:
but whatever may be their intrinsic defects. it it
becomes the treasury Journals to aggravate them
by a mixture of falaelaona sod miatoperboutation!

the sobstance of General Stoares
Dispatches, containing an toseetitt of the &Woof
the late desceat an Sicily ;Ude*" Dlagaggin friar
Lord %%wet:TO. to the tath iestaat=ati.
listied lut Ugh' in ea lizihartikiery I a
Copy of which is givea is oar pleading trololort
The latter contain Colousl-TaAres.report If
ANON" of Coimbra.

is • hate* from Cork, received is town yesteeday.
Oda the arrival of a sloop of war it Coie. `She
banes stews from Lisbon of the Eith. No batik had
Nett aad it was coaideaub, asserted that
311411Mista bed plenty of firoVisimis, bread excepted.
• Fast o'clock, P. 3...-We hate just bees as.
sand, on authority the most respectable, that the
*loop of war which bat arrived at Cove, and which
sailed from Lisbon on the nth inst. brings advice. to
Governitent to the following purport:—
"'the French had drawn very close to tht Com-
bined Army--that Mmisasa was then attempting
to get between Lord W LTA arrow and the sea, by
satiamitiug hiat—and that the Lapieeelek wee pow -
iag game upon ttw French diri.ion engaged in this
igiasonts„"—(Dot, feerti•of Pal. Hue. 17

Viscount WEN I w °ITU and General Castienkr.r.
continued to receive the numerous Inquirers after
the iltsto's health yesterday, at St. 611111101%1 Pa.
lace, as Lord tad Groom in waiting.
A Paper of yesterday asyv—.44 We understand tha
Th. Fel. of Bristol. who has extensity, practice in
tin imminent of His MAJLIITT's peculiar complait►t.
hes been mot for to Windsor, to be cuusuked on
the present melancholy occasion."
It appears by letters from Boston to the 27th
WI. that Ciameanni's letter to General A co-
mmun. on the subject of the Berlin and Milan De.
crees, has been generally understood in that country
in the same way that it hes by many persons here.
They have considered it as au unconditional rev.-
ratio° of the Merges, nod have engaged in sonic
important mercantile operations on the faith of
it. Considerable sbipasants are making for trance
and Holland front oscura'', ports in the United
States. One of these vessel., the For, hotrod
Cherbourg, which was the tint that sailed, has
boas brought into Plymouth by the Amethyst
frigate.—The Marquis WILLBILST hasitean,wast-
ed open bye deputation of the Merchattai troika(
to the tnited States, to ascertain the isteageas of
Covrevuesat with resgiect to American vessels pro-
ceeding to France on the faith of CUAmrasufs
letter; bet his Lordship. we understand, deferred
Ginn so answer moil he had had au opportunity
ntconsultiag thootbar Ministers.
extract *tom a letter, dated off Floslsios, rum
Is:—" We !lave hod blowing weather. The Preach
fleet has moved down the Scheldt to s place called
Ttrceare. The .IPeoweet the weather changes we
~spent them to coal& ea% and no doubt we shall
here a brush with them."

Yesterday the Lone Navott mime' the whit of
bread to be reduced to is. 9:4. the Quentin Loaf
Wlteated, and household is. tit,:

They Entrants*. Proem, from Sorannob for Wo.
utrb,r, 14 Slink OP Um Mumbles. _ _

BLA'AII, of ShOreharn, i• lost iu
Corisorall.

The floak,it, —, from dte Baltic to Hull, is
Inc in the Cattegat. •
Tim. Molts dad hes not yet reached town.
The .11sulslidur, Retu, that gra% no shoe, near
Plymooth, it nom gone to pieces. Crew sit rived.
The Drekess fir York, on shore oil the (;..odeto
gond,. he, gut of and sailed for the Downs.
11r. %Valium' has paid his debt to Mt. ANntrse,
the upholster-I'. fits grit of error expired on Sa-
turda .
tli. Monday Mr. Pisalsreircr arrived et the
blurry'', WaLev..r.ve, (Mee, and had an in-
'review with the Noble Lord. (tee tame express
111,0111 filn hors( of Surcirsti, who is to remain
near Colchesua. far the present. Mr. l'icata-
roll?. iininediately after the interview with
the des:velar, at State, returned to atteud his Royal
Majesty. .I*.w reasons for his riot coming to
town at prea-at ore by no means disrespectful to
Um MAJEirv, 411 the most marked atteotino will ne
to boo cousiort and accoosintataties.—Mr.
sitertroiNT .q.pc.rs to have Urals tlllitiklln kit
Niagot tiwt.Dui. -
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