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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1810.

S (Air lair. following Medical Repons have

been s'iewn at Si. James's :--

Windsor Castle, Nov. le,
Halt:T.lst Eight P.M.

" , His MAJESTY continues much the same as he

was in the morning.

" H. R. REYNOLDS.

" H. lIALP•RD.
" HEBERDEN.
" M. BAILLIE.

" R. WILLIs."

" Windsor Castle, Nov. it. 'S i°.
" his IrAJECTY IS still a little better this worn
ng t hau he wa, yesterday.

" H. R. REYNOLDS.
" H. ITALFOED.
" W. HEBERDEN.

" M. BAIGLIE.
" R. WILLIS."

" 'Windsor tThistle, Nov. rr, tR:o.
Nine P.M. •'

",•His MAYESTY has a little more fever this
evening than he had in the morning." •

Signed as above.

44 Windsor Castle, Nov 72, Olio.

" Although his MAJESTY has passed the night
with very little sleep, yet he Appears in no respect
worse. than he was yesterday."

Sign:d as above.

Our Readers will do us the justice to recolleatha•
we have fur some time past -differed from ni:ny
'of our contemporaries on the subj+d of a battle in
The general opietidli was, that MASSENA
-would immediately attack Lord WELLINo.rok in his
strong position : Au thought otherwise, and the ar.
counts which have at length reached us from Lis-
try, or rye r a our opintoo was entree ; no battle
had taken place as,late as the Ist inst.
It was reported yesterdaratrernoon, that a Tele-
graphic- Message had reached the Admiralty, an
n ;uricalg the arrival of dispatch,,s (ruin Lout WEL-
LINGTON. report was in par correct.
arrival of the Princess Charlotte packet, was an-
nounced by Tiegraph, but she did not bring any
dispatUL.s taro., Lord WELLINGTON, Accntuits,
bow. ver, have be 9 rec-it ed tr• this vessel lorn the
Army, down to the first inst.; at that time no change
hat taken place in ,the positions of either Army,
nor had
athcre been any skirmishing. . MASSENA
bad rt.coiioilred, our position several times, but
not thought proper to venture upon an attack. It is
stated, that 'his aiiity Is in want of provisions;
we think very probable, because so large an army
must soon exhaust the magazines be brought will,
s ,
him, and the Portuguese Militia in hts rear would
prevent his receiving any supplies, unless escorted
by a vety formidable force in !eetl.

A letter wit cu we hate seen from Oporto, states,"
that two French officers who had deserted had
arrived there; they stated, that MAssENA had shot
several of Iris officers for tnisconducA in the battle of
Busaco.

By tints _Dryad frigate which has arrived from
Corunna, letters and papers have been received from
the nor!) of Spain and from Portugal. Some of
the letters mention reports of battles between the
grand armi s, hich we know to •be unfounded ;
but we are happy to find that the account of 'Colonel
TRANT's gallant and successful attack upon. Coim-
bra is cot,firtned. We understand that the Mon-
dego is considerably sArlied by the late rains, and
113 the •Portuguese are constrihaing- vorks in every
favuuraok position, for obstructing MAsSENA'S re-
treat, his situation, in the event of a defeat, will be
most critical.

We are happy 'to find that the Expedition which
Sailed from Coutima to make a diersion on the
Wrthern Coast of Spain, has commenced its opera-
tions with success, as appears from 'lie folowing
Letter :

" CORUNNA, OCT. 25, 1810.—Information has
been this pay'recei%ecl at this place, from the Expe=
dition Which sailed from here on the 14th instant,
under` General RENoVALES, by which it appears, that
tt ~.it 1 landing was made in Gijon, from which
town they dislodged the enemy, on the 17th inst.
►,ea'. nig Poitmatt proceeding towards Oviedo."