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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1808.

This morning the Court of Inquiry: assembled in
the Hall at Chelsea Hospital, the same place, and in
the same form, as on the trial of General WHITE-
LOCKE, except that the Members of the Court are less
in number.

Ten o'clock was the time appointed for opening

the Court.

About elevetk o'clock General Sir DAVID DUN-
DAS, observing to the Judge-Advocate that all the
Members were present, be requested them to take
their places, which they did in the following order :

Sir D. DUNDAS, President.
Earl Moia A, PETER CRAIG,
Lord HEATHFIELD, Earl PEMBROKE,
Sir Ft. I,IL:CENT, 0.

The 'Members were not sworn, nor was there
any other form in opening the Court than we have
described.

A Copy of .the Armistice was first read to the
Court in French ; next was read a Copy of the
Convention of Cintra, both professing to be copies
from the London Gazette ; and, lastly, was read the
Warrant, by the authority of which the Court as.;
sembled.

Earl MOIRA now said something to the Presi-
dent, which we could not hear; but, after g few
minutes consultation the Coutt was orLlcred to be
cleared at half past eleven, which it was accordingly.
• •
The Coutt was but thinlyz attended below the Bar,.
The Duke of CUMBERL4ND Was present.

The Court rernainee, in. piivate consultation till
halt-vast one o'cleck; and then adjourned till half-
past eleven on Thuisday

JUST before our Paper was put to Press, we re-
ct•ived French Papers to the, 12th insr. The follow-
ing are their contents :

PARIS, Nov. B.—His Majesty the Emperor and
King arrived at Bayonne the 3d of this Month.—
(MJniteur, Nov. 9.)
Sr. PETERSRURGII, OCT.: s.—His Majesty the
Emperor is expeled here in fifteen days. Two
battOons of the guards, and much artillery, left
this 'place op Sunday last, for Finland. On the
same day there was a general parade, in presence of
Count URAKCiiIEF, Minister of War, and of the
Military Governor, 'Prince LABANOFF RASTOUSKY:
411 the guards and other regiments which formed'
the Garrison assistarat it. Yesterday another re.

giment set outt on the same destination:
The postage of foreign letters has received a great
augmentation : letters' going to Harnburgh, or com-
ing frOm that town, which formerly paid 1 'ruble 13
kopecks, are henceforth to be charged I ruble 64
kopecks.
M. PA.scilKow, named Consul from Russia td
the United States, has already set out from some
part in the Continent, from which he will embark
for the United States. The Councillor Prince BIEL-
,
OSiLSKY has been named Grand Cup-bearer, on con-
dition that his predecessor, Count RomANzow, shall
continue to fulfil the functions of that charge. The
Counsellor of State, REYJIN, has been named Civil
Goveraor of Livonia. .A gant of lands has been
made tO M. HABLITZ4 DireCtor. of the D.epartment
of Forests;; formerly Civil Governor of Finlanc% to
the Counst-lior of State Emrd, and some other per-
sons in place.•,--(Moniteur, Nov. 5.)
ST. PET3ESBIJRGH, OCT. 3.—We have gained
great vittories in. Finland, by land as well as by sea ;
almost the whole Government of WaSa has been
roconquered in 20 days, and the Swedish army of
General K.LitiGsron, composed of 16,0po'rnen, be-