The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-06 00:00:00

" IMPERIAL CUSTOM-HOUSE.

"The Dire tot Gent rat of the Imperial Customs
has a;ready announced, on the 6th instant, that the
goods of the American cargoes, N luch, on the 15th
of last month, were sold at the depot of the Customs
in Antwerp, after the duty of importation has been
raid, may be exported to 'Holland, without being
Subjeted a secood time to the duty of export, He
also gibes notice, 'that tobacco-shall' enjoy the same
exemption with respect to the tax upon the rnanu-'
• raoure.

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LONDON,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1810.

The following was the-Medical Report of yester-

day.

" Windsor Caste, sth Nov. ale.

The KING has had a good night ; His MA-
JESTY has been rather better the last twenty-foul

hoUrS,

g‘ H. R. REYNOLDS.

" HENRY HALFORID.

" W. HEEERDEN.
lelst. BAILLIE."

We received this morning some Letters and
Papers from Anhoit, an Isisnd in the Cattigat. Not-
withstanding the negociations between Russia and
Turkey, hostilities had not ceased when the last ac-
counts game from the Armies. Rudschuck has sur-
. rendered to the Russians. It is probable, however,
that before this time all operations have ceased, for
it is said that both Russia and the Porte arc not only
isposed to make peace, but to conclude a treaty of
alliance, offensive and defensive. These papers con-
!ail' very little information respeiaing the proceed-
ings of BERNADOTTE since his arrival in Sweden;
it is probable that he will remain tolerably tranquil
until tie Auccoals in getting a 'French force into that
Xivgdom.—There is a very curious article from
gunicit, which, in our opinion, tends strongly to
stiew that BJONAPARTE anticipates a rupture with
the Emperor of Russia. This article, which is be-
yond all question of French rnanufaciure, states, that
when the Chevalier DEBRAY was abOut to leave Pe-

tersburgh, the Emperor of Russia told him, that on

his journey, be would hear rumours of a probable
rupture between Russia and France, but that there
was not the slightest foundation for them ; and that
the Emperor and BUONAPARTE mutually entertained
tht highest esteem for each other ! This story has,
we no doubt, been invented for the purpose of
3!l,ryingi(at lea,t for a time, the fernient which the
t a rupture between Russia and &ADC@ Lai
a,ca6una in Germany.

The filleya ipg is the I\.lclirs.sal Repott of this

day :

" Windsor Castle, Nov 6; Olio.
" His MAJESTY has pasted the night with very
little slerp, and is not better thin
" lI.EvNoLns.
" H. HA.LFoitll.
" W. LlEnetineN.
" M. BAILLIE."

An Admiralty Messenger was sent off on Sunday
last for Morlaix with dipatches for Mr. M'KuszlE.
Nothing that .humanity can suggest, we aie per-
suaded, will be omitted by Government fi-r the re-
storation of our countrymen so long and so cruelly
detained.

A Cabinet Council wai held list night, which sat
till a late hour.

We rejoice to hear that KING's fever is by no
means, of the same scvere nature As 'Ciat under
which his MAJEsnr laboured ara former perind of
his life. The puke is stated to be at 86, and tb have
never exceeded 96: In a former attack it had been
as high, we behtive, as. i(4.!0.

•
We learn, that on Sunday afternoon,his MAJESTY
enjoyed ;late hem,. of sleep, and that he had some
horns of rest in the night, by lie was greatly
refreshed and sir, tigthint J. The death of the
PrillceSS LLIA was, announced to him; or rather
ire-atiti(ipated the inforniation, tor hen &r HENRY
H A LFOED entered hi. chainbcr; and %vas beginning
a conversation leading to the point, his .I\lA3EsTy
said to hire—" I tied by your. manner that my poor
girl is no more am prepared to the event—she..
is happy." Several hours alter las MAJESTY
rcr-
turned to the subjact, inquired if it were not so, and
spoke of the past sutteringS of his daughter with re-
signation and compoAire. His N-A_‘-1 I - E,TY also recog-
nised Dr. }ILLY NoLD3 by the voice. These are all
symptoms most promising ; .and by the continuance .
of his quiet through 24 tours successively, the
Physicians have the best litipes.
• Orders were issued-on Saturday last, by the, Lords
of the Treasury, to the Board of Works, 'to get .in
readiness; • with all po..isible dispatch, the • Privy
Chamber, adjoining the•Ptesen,:e Chamber, in the
Palace ot St. James's, for the purpose of exhibiting
therein !he Physicians' report ot the state of our be-
loved '.Sovereign's health. The Lord in Waiting,
and the whole of the Court establishment of Pages,
Gentlemen Porters, -Marshalmen and Footmen, will
be in attendance this day to receive the Foreign ••Mi-
nisters, and Nobility and Gentry. One of the
Pages will sit at a table and write down the names.
The scaffolding not having been removed since the
Birth-day, it occupied some time to clear away and
,repair the- injury the walls bad sustained in conse-
cvience. Ail, however, was coinpleted by twelve
o'clock on Saturday night; and- this and every
other day,, till Wither notice, the Bulletins will be
exhibited.

Sir ISAAC HEARD, principal King-at-Arms, at-
tended upon Lord JOHN THYNNE, the vice-Cham-
beriain, at the Lord Chamberlain's-Ofixe, to re-
ceive instructions to prepare the inscription for the
plate of the State coffin. The funeral, and every
thing relative to it, of the Princess AMELIA, is to be
arranged in the manner, as directed by his 111AJESTY.
previous to his indisposition, which he bad taken
down in writing. We undeistand the funeral is to
take place at eight o'clock, this day se'nnight, at
Windsor, her remains to be deposited. in a tempo-
rary manner, in a vault belonging us St.' Georges
Chapel, till the vault, by order of the Ktsrd, in'
Cardinal Wolsey's Chapel, is completed. There ate
now upwards of fatty men-employed in getting it
'complete with all possible speed. According to his
MAJESTY'S arrangement of the funeral, Lords Sr.
HELENS, RIVERS, ARDEN, and BOSTON, four of
the Lords of his -MAJESTY'S Bed-chamber, are 10
attend. All the KING'S, QUEEN'S, Royal Dukes'
and Princesses' Pages are to attend it also:
Mr. M'Besx is the Undertaker, at Windsor, who
is employed to manage the funeral of the' Princess
AMELIA there, and on Saturday he put her remains
into a coffin; and afterwards Mr. Ctimtn, their
MAJESTIES' plumber, at Windsor, put the wood
coffin into a leaden one. The outside coffin is pre-
paring by Mr. FRANCE, of London; it is to be co-
vered with crimson velvet; the plate, ornaments,
and nails, to be silver.
Mr. PEISCEVAL arrived at the Queen's Lodge,
Windsor, yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, and
remained there the whole of the day.
Yesterday being the anniversary of the detenion
of the Gunpowder Plot, the guns were prepared in
the Park to fire us usual ; but in consequence of his
MAJESTY'S indisposition, and the death of her Royal
Highness the Princesi AMELIA, that ceremony was
countermanded by the Board of Ordnance,
At an Especial Meeting of a Court of aldermen,
held yesterday, it was resolved, in consrsquence of
the death of her .Royal Highness the Princess
AMELIA, that all fetivity and every mark of public
chew or rejoicing should be laid aside. The several
Livery Companies were direaed not to march in
procession, or to go on the water in their barges,
and the Artillery Company not to fire their guns, as
usual.

We understand that the new Lord Mayor is to
present himself, as usual, to the Court of Exche-
quer, and that it will remain for the Barons to de-
dare whether they can swear him into office, when
his Majesty's approbation of the eleaion has not
been signified in the usual way.
There was an instance before the year 1788 'of
. Parliament meeting on account of the KING not
having signed the Commission for proroguing the
Parliament. It was ou the Bth September 1690
;:ing WILLIAM was nut able to reach London from
the siege of Limerick time enough to sign the Com-
mission. The Parliament accordingly wet and ad-
journed to the toth. The KING arrived on the 9th,
and the prorogation to the ad of Gdober took place
mat day.,