The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-11-13 00:00:00

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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' Fore: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 Councils 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I. BONAPARTE hairitig repealed his Decrees of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the Ruler of France had repealed the Berlin and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..hlt. 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 Achiinsitou
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.:• nu board Cie La-
swid. They ',air eittletrk,ll, a:•4 both sh:;re
will prucft4l fee :he *wee dertinafiun.