The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAy,

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Our readers wilt leans irilb deep regret, that the
favourable change which appeared ip
J asnr's state of health on Sunday itiglitoinsilisap-•
pointed the hopes ohiell it excited of Ins speedy ve.
emery. The Bulletin of Monday 'Wad, Ault.
MAJ RSTY had ettjtiyed a good night, and hut:lbsen
rather better through the last 2.4 hourew-this state-
ment implied a continued improvement-4st the
Bulletin which was shewit yesterday at St. Jmnevs
Palace, is, under all the circumstances, the moat
discouraging which has yet stillest ed. It is as fol-
lows :

" Windsor Castle, Nov. G, s n.
" Ills Majesty has passed the night •ith very little sleep,
and is not better this
" H. R. REYNALDs.
" H. HA I.FORD:
" M. RAILLIE
" W. HERERDEN."
Yesterday morning several leeches were applied
to Ills NIssESTV.

The number of Nobility end Gen►ry who crowded
yesterday to the Palace.‘to inquire the state of His
AJ CSTY.II health. was very great. They retired
with manifest regret and disappointment—feelings
in which the whole nation will sincerely sympathise.

Two bags ofletters arrived yesterday from An-
bolt. Some Swedish and Germa• Papers hive
heels received by the same conveyance, which state,
that the Russian An►has.ador at Stockholm bawl
received. dispatches from his Court, announcing
the surrender of Rudschuck on the 21. t of Septem-
ber. Two days afterwards, according to private
letters. Schurala surrendered. This had given the
Ilus,ion Government hopes of bringing the nego-
tiation with 'flukey to a favourable issue. It was.
hoped too, that Turkey might be disposed, not
only to conclude peace, but enter into an effensive
and defen4ive alliance with Russia.

We remain without the ansiouslprxpecA
pitches from Lord Ws tLi ntos..—'rwenty-thr. e
days have armed since the arrival of the last &d-
-eices brought by the Appro. The unfavotwable
state of the wind and weather fully accounts for the
delay.

We are surprised that any of our Contempo-
raries should have horn deceived by a paragianli iu
a Morning .Print of Motolsy, stating. shirt the.
Orestes sloop of sv.:r hos arrived fruin the elitist of
Portugal, and' thut she li;o1 net observed any illsimi-
nat. or firings upon the court of Portugal; frnm
which it is inferred, that.no victory had been obtoiord
by the Allies up to the time of the ilepartere of Ahe
Orates. This statement is entirely foiseded in error.
The ()rents holt been cruising eV—Brest. and not
otf the coast of Purpled. and of count could have
brought no such intelligence. • • ••• •
On Thursday and Friday, the Hereford Militia,
under the commend of LietitenouroloileFFot.EY;
arrived in Gloucester, nu their moth from Liver-
pool, where they have been in quarters during the
last year; and on Friday sad Saturday mornings,
they pursued their route, through Smola; Malmes-
bury, Bath, &e. for Taunton and Wellington in
Somersetshire.

. .
There is to be erected, by politic subscription,
on the summit of Craigro,sie, • Alonatnent in
mornoty of the brave British Heroes who have
gloriously fallen is defence of their coUntry since
the commencement of the present war.
Sunday. the teth ult. Mr. LOIIDaIr, ore of the
tide-sruveyors •t Harwich, in the service of the
Castors*, found, artfully concealed on board a fa.,
reign vessel, between the tunhers near her bottom,
and which was in the act of heing conveyed oat of
the kingdom, 22 bars of gold, supposed to be
worth about 12,00.01. which he conveyed to the
Custom-house there.
On Monday ,e'nnight, the 6th, or Carhinier Re.
giment of Deigooti ttuard,, Lointuanited by Col.
Gomm, were inspected, on Portobello Sands, by .
his Excellency Lord Viscount Catucsoca The
Regiment perlormed its evolutions, sword exercise,
sod several new manoeuvres ordered by his Lord-
ship at the moment, in such • as Isner, that the
Commander in Chief expressed his highest appro.
bation of the sante; as also of the phenol appear-
ance of the Ines awl horses. On Tuesdayi his
Lordship also inspected the regionalist hooks, the
stables. and barrack-rooms at Piershill, and ,t*
the several classes ride ; upon which occasion he
was ple_ised to observe to Colonel (louses. that the
Continuer Regiment was an honour to its MA..
JCIIT is service.

General TA mutton's fine regiment, the etst Dra-
gons.. is to proceed from the Cape to India, to the
,crest regret of the inhabitants of that colony ;and is
to be succeeded by the sith Light Dragna.4. Gan.
Lord Resst.Ta's regiment.

Yesterday the LORD' Mdeot or,lerrdl the price
of bread to be reclucril half au whet, the
quart •rn loaf wheaten will be sold fur 14. d. sod
bottle-old 1..241.

Our westher-wise Seers predict a serer? winter,
and give two very oppinite, if not contradictory
.reas..os fur their opinion, viz. that the inter-
birds, such as wild-fowl, lapwings. weoricock.i. anti
'clip-% have left their more northern residences
so•iierthas usu.' ; MNI that the *wallow-trine re-
mai., here coreoderahly longer than common ! To
'reconcile this appisreat ineon.istency, they say the
'iaclement vesture nottliword drives the former de.
scriptions of the feathered tram to a more genial
s.naherr. elamate, whilst the letter, who bre a Cee..
tam period sit • dormant state, keep ahrorid as ion*
se pas.iiite, forpoarn-a by instinct, that a long anal
late frost might orherwoie confine then, beyond the
tiessolJ niter. ti,s assigned for their exhiel
tat- ►n a .tale of torpidity.

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Partielft 111117.11.
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'4. 1 nwi tier late augalkidteleselw Pr.lcits A
l;3, younged.auglater of btts 32•44611.
Ladigit to weer loinctlelleslassiask plain retili.
lawn,.cFepe Meal, allamett ilbeetted Ilan; a.hic4

iludress.-Dark Kermit% rrikfr.
The Gentlemen to wear back do* *Mot bot:014
thr alurwts ur pockets, plain asnaliat whet lawn en.,
weeper+, ibeamoy ahem Ind I Wel, Cape Ilidell4a, I'4ll
.wwills and twiettra.
Undress—Daft gm troela,

THE EARL MARSHAL'S oaDEft FORA EtNri
MOURNING FOR HEit LATE ROYAL Ilit.HM
THE PRINCIIMI AMELIA.

ileac ase'tu give public autife. •btt it is nr,041
area tie preset ocensima the death ist. bet 141? R
Highness the Princess Amelia ail power do mot
tabu defeat aesurniug; the bait, emourmieg to hem eo et,
meet the ►►tb inst.OilFol.l.,

Verse Cando, Me. 5. 1.19.
it is not required that the Ottenrs of the .trav
wear auy other moutons/ ou the pretest oweluothet,,,,
than a *leek craven:tast, thew left arms with %tit 3,1
By CWIOIIIIII4 of the Right Honourable the Cur.
io•Chief,