The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-27 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1810

" Windsor Castle, Nov. 26, 1111°'
" Hts MAJESTY.-Ilai continued nearly the same

throughout this day.

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" H. HA tvoxv,
" W. HsßE:Euq;z;•
'BAILLih•
" WILLIS."

• Windsor Castle, Noy. 27'
His MAJCSTY has had between two and three
hours sleep in the night, - much
and is this mor 'ning 111
the same as yesterday."

Signed as above.

It was yesterday reported that MAssiNA had be,eli
joined "by General DHOUET, and that be had I'°
received a very large supply of proviSiOns, whether
DROUEr has or has, not effeaed a jUnaion
1;0%1
MASSENA WC cannot undertake to say, but we
that no such intelligence has reached this country
any authentic shape and the same 'Observatio 4'
plieS to the report respeaing the supplies.

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It gives us gre it satisfaction to find that the 114
accounts from India are of a-most satisfaCtory 11310 el;
AU the arts which BUONAPARTE has used to ch't°l--
the tranquility of that pat t of the world have fa
;fed
of success, and we trust that by this time the c3ll'
ture of. the is:e of France, has cut him otT froal'lll*
connexion with India._
The foll Owing Letter, was this morning
at LLOYD'S :•—• •
HELIGOLAND, NOV. 22.—0 n the AO hitcir;
citation was received here, that a flotilla eb0i51.75
Qt about twenty-five French gun-brigs and b°
off,
were assembled at the Island of I,Vangaroog, "°,l.
Captain_EOßGß STUbg
sequence of which Lord C;
with the squadron under his -orders, consisting of °lla►t:
frigate, three brigs, one schooner, one court'
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two schuy'ts 'got Wider weigh
stood for the Coast. We are not in the least 3‘311"c
;r 't:'
however ag to au attack on this Island, as their
tentions most probably are to slip into the,
and pass through the Holstein, Canal. to the n'111":..
I,9fP
We are informed from LLOYD'S, that the -A the
Commissioners of the Admiralty have request' "
fle
Lords of the Treasury to give the necessary
tions, through the mediUM Of the Cotrunissi°''
;5
,
of the Customs,' for-all Merchant Vessels, cle3r °
•
out, to be furnished with the signals mebt'°-o ed
our Paper of yesterday.

A tbet
Last night we received the Monileur an nO4,
French Papers to the 18th inst. 1110 c4oo'
however, no intelligence from Portugal or ter,
nor any thing of impOriance from other
. to ttT6,
The late storm has-donetzusiierable damage;
Small craft on the French coast. The .111°4'140°'
the I eth has published a long article in the
a letter from Elsineur, ,complaining of the F'''°;:ff'
trade with Sweden, against which Btlei°l"
wishes to enforce his Decrees.
'fl 10'
By a neutral vessel arrived at Harwich, fee
land, we learn that the embargo in that cota''i:4oo)
lately
been taken off ; the objett-of wa'l`,.liellt
the fleets, atid,..first of all, that at Finsliios.
are now at Helvoetsluys six sail of tiae:liner
abdit
which
,are of 80 guns, several frigates, and . 50
100 sail of gun•boats. The late etnbarg° °'s
e3re
the purpose of impressing the seamen.
also several ships in the Texel ready for sea.
Colonel DOWNIE left town at a late hour
for Plymouth, there to embark with DisPatc`l-'
Lord WELLINGTON. flPla
The Hon. Major-Gerierl WILLIAM Sri/1'111:1j I°l'
ther the Earl of GALLOWAY) has left Si'', o'
Lisbon to take the cotmfiand of the 3d divis'"-1
the British Ariny.
Lord WELLINGTON Is about 44 years of agier'cieg
ther tall and thin, of a fine countenance, and pee div
eye, He rises every morning at 3 o'clock,
fasts at 4, and al•says before day-light vis'—oniP
grand battery 01•Sombral,' upon which are-r°°ps,t°
90 pieces of cannon. His Lordship then reur,
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11'
ins tent and writes his letters, Sze. which .)",;
mounts his horse and tides along the line, 'nbi°',sV
-miles, sees that every thing-goes well, Pll'vtriii I:1
the contorts of the soldiers, and cheers 50/
their duty. Returning to his tent, he dn'eloill's
rounded by his Officers—always fratikr
cheerful, arid full' of anecdote k: he trial'ets„
forget their tatigues wlnla 'he endears 01°3'
General, and himself to them. Between t,'"
ten at night his Lordship lays himself de`vhl.l., ti)°l
clothes, as do all the Officers, and at three iiie6.`"
morning lie is up again.
.His thiO habit is bd,
to be' partly owing to fatigue of body and
ardent spirit supports. bun. a‘ I have serv,e, dog
Lord WELLINGTON," said our informant,.
tti
seven years, and I do not hesitate to deciaikii
think him the greatest General, in Europe' and
Officers have the fullest, Lontidence hiolyrcisfr,
is the soldier's friend." W 6 believe his v°.
was born at Wellington.' raiC,t,c..°:
Madame BuriNovrt, Signor and Sign'ti,e
NI, the new singers so long exile fed from
tinent for the Opera, arrived on Ft iday at Gliaoct
where they were immediately allowed t° 060'
proceed to town, iii consequence of tile;
pertniasiGtl (A Government for that eurl47s-#