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TttURMAY, JANUARY 31, 1811.

MA! t,S.
Aaaivtn--z Heligoland, z Waterford. 1) a—l Cadiz,
1 Lisbon, a Malta, z Dublin.

STOCKS
THTS SSAY At. TIALva O'CLOCK.
Comas -6; 66 I Red. Ann. 661

Windsor Castle, lan. 31, t 8 i t.
" Hts MorusTy continues in OW game favourable
Bate in which he has been fur the last week."

Sigued as usual.

. The following is a copy of the Intercepted Letter
of which WC yesterday gave the general outline
" CounEit., Dew. aPpears that General
JUNOT, je.tIOUS of, the general command given to,
INlAssetin in Portugal, prodmed a failure in one
operation, by not obt;ling his orders and eft ling a,
intuition necessaly to the sueeess of the operation.
MASSRNA, therefore, deprived JUNOT of his 'corn-
mand, arrested him, and sent him to Paris : the
EMPEROR confiltued this measure, and the General,
it iq said, wilt be shut.

PritiCe lit NA ND is to marry the sister of
our Empress and to ascend the. Tlitione of Spain—
reserving Catalonia and liiicay for France, the
former of which belonged to France, under Louis
the XI \rib.

3. King JCgErri returns to Naples.
" 4. The King of NArLas.is to. be King of Poland,
nati in order to turn' that kingd..m, the Etni,eior of
ilus4A Las been asked for hiS part of the old i,arti-
tion of cedes liar part volnntarily.

" Prince BERTHIRIt is lo he King of Prussia,
vrid hence it is not necessary to ask Prussia for her
part of Poland.

1: 6. 11,1AssENA is to be King of Purina!, and
must conquer his kingdom by the aid of the French
and Spaniards; who will. be uni!ed under clte same
colours it will be the aline with the kingdom of
Poland aid Prussia—the new Kings must go and
conquer them from Russia and Prussia.---It is pro-
bable that our force, and the forces of Germany abd
ail the Rherii,ti con fedelacy, will be united for the
grand operation.

" Such is the news of the d.ty, which is derived
from geoil

Among the various reports which have been given
in the Wily Prints, respecting what WOE S.,i i by the
Loan Co&Ncur.Loa in the dcbtvc on Monday last,
an Opposition Paper has givep the following as the
conclniion,of liiS fiist speech. in that de-
bate :—" All the prerogatives and funetions of the
'Royal Authority, the KING' held in trust for his
People—and he had within' the last Early-eight hours
heard his MAJESTY express his conviction of that
antiment —a eonvktion upon which he had ailed
through the whole of ltiS reign."'These words are
highly important tind interesting; and though they
'are used in the Paper alluded to, for the purpose of
"hewing that the HECIENT should have the full
petrier of the MoN Aaort, the people at large will
doubtless draw a very different and Incite gratifying
inference—they will, on the authority of the Loop
Calthithttl-LOll, have the happiness of knotting that
MAJESTY is in so impreved a state of mental
teak!) as to be able to converse on a Subjela of
,this nature, though it will certainly be no novelly to
theth to hear:that such was his MAJVSTY's sense of
the duties of his exalted station, and his conviction
'that the true objects of his " prerogatives and tune.
tions," are the welfare and security of his people.
But it is with pleasure we relate another eireum-
fiance respedting his Majesty's state of mind, which
bas not yet been given to the public, and which

most excite the
,watruest hopes of his speedy and
,somplete fotoration: A few &Ts ago,--liits M.
usT y , addressing one of his vitcntlant
told him, Jilin _the Duchess of Ba tibia wick had de.
fared him, about bit 111011t1ii 3go, whenever he Was
,andisposed, to take the I:thice of that Physician, as
she had a It igter opinion ()chin.) t han qfmly other whom
„gm bat! Stet' since her return to this country. 'lle
Physician, whose twine it might appear invidion, to
awrition, considering that such an instance of re-
colleCtion 'would be a striking Wit of his 3,14,1re5T. V'S
convalescence; took nti early opportunity of wait-
lug upon the I.)eLho3 of ilityNfitrici„ ;:od had the
iiicasure to teceive from I-fer Royal ..iighness.
a till! coofirmatioo of what his IVIAJesTY had re-

it i 9 now reported among the friends of the
Party, that immediate change of Administration
about to take place ; but we have reason to be-
Leve, notwithstanding all the ,assertions of the
Morning Cliroqicle to the contrary, they can by no
wont.; agree about the eilitriefutioa of place and

poliver. .We say they cannot agree, Wcaute we
understand
,they claim the distribution of every, thing,
and presuming upon their power, will not, if they
can help it, let the ;Regent have? a will • of his
own. With respeta td a change of Ministers, un-
der the existing circumstances, when His IMAJv.sTv
is daily and rapidly recovering, we may con-
fidently assert that such a Measure is neither
expeBed•nor wished for by the I,ublie. We shall
probably be told again that the reports of the dif-
ferences among the party are whol:y 'Unfounded,
and that these " eminent Statesmen" ad with the
tuost,,perfea cordiality together. Perhaps.' those
who make these assmions will condescend to in-
form us whether the party fitted with perted car-
'diality upon the subje& of the PuiNctes Answer to
the Addresses of the two Houses of Parliament'
Whether the Answer given was the Answer recom-
mended by Lords GREY and GRENVILLE ; and, fi-
nally, whether the circumstance of another, and a
much mot e moderate answer than that.recoinmended
by those Noble Lords, having been given by his
Royal Hsliness, did not tend to a schism,
upon the .subject of secret advisers, which
all Lord HOLLAND'S talents as a negooiator have
hitherto been unable to close ? We should, be. glad
to receive a distinct answer to these questions, in-
stead of general assertions respeaing " the cordial
agreement" of the Party.

The Dire tors of- the Patriotic Fund at LLoYH's,
with a lib.eraltty worthy of their character, am! ana-
logous to all their conduct, have reeently voted live
thousand pounds to the subscription for the iiiitiyh
Pt isoners in France.

We have every reason to,:believe that the account
which appeared in the papers some time since, of
the KING playing 01) a harpsichard, was' incurred,
as his MAJKSTY never had any predileCtion for that
instrument, piano-forte, or organ, which are all on
the some principle ; his MAJESTY:, some years since,
used to amuse himself with playing on /1' flute. Ii
appears, besides, that the insttumeni derivribed as
thdt:on which he piqed, viz, an old harpsichord,
that belonged to the 14reat HANDEL, IS 1101 at Wind-
sot, but at the queen's Palace, where I,is MAJESTY
used-to ibew it to his musical friends with much
pktstire„,and,explain.to them to whom ithelonged,
and that the keys were worn away by HArroar.'s
fingers.
Thu same account coniaineda statement that the
KING had a little return of sight ; this was correct.
It was discoVered by his observing Ur. HEBERDRN
reading a Newspaper, and that he had a great coat
on ; he also obseived, that all the Dodors had their
hats off. One day when he IA as at dinner in a room
under Blenheim Tower, adjoining, his private apart-
ments, where he has lately dined for the conveni-
ence of the Dodors, and being better adapted for
his dinner to be served up Born the kitchen, he
distinguished a particular tureen on the table;

We hie II C satistadion .of laying before our
Readers another cheering letter froiii Windsor..-s
Mr. PI4IICBVAI.. had 811 ifficlview with hI.I MA-
JESTY lost Tuesday, which continued tor Done
time. It is reported that the conversation related
to the army in l'oriugai.:—
" WINDSOR) JAN. .29.---This morning about
Mr. PRIMEVAL arrived alone at the Castle Inn, and
immediately went to the (Ineen's Lodge, where he
had a conversation with Doffing HALFORD, HE.
•1381 WENT, 1111 d WILLIS, and Mr. amp/0, on the
3thte of his MAJESTY'S health. Alter the conbul-
tatioti, Mr. PERCEVAL Went to the Castle, where he
was intraduced to his MAJESTY, and had an audi-
ence, which contiimed some time. After'the inter-
view, Mr. PERCEVAI. sKt Oa immediately for Lon-
don.

His IVIAacsTY continues to mend daily,--the
aymploms of returning health are progressive 'and
highly flattering--and to-day considerable improve-
went has taken place."
We have received additional sets of French Pa-
pers, but none of a later date than those which had
previously come to hand. • Theilloniiear contains a
numbeuef Decrees relative to internal regulations
the newly annexed provineed, and some uninterest-
ing details of the siege of Tortosa. It also an-
nounces that Buonaparte had taken the diversion of
hunting on the 14th, in which he was accompanied
by his Empress for an hour, notwithstanding her
advanced state of pregnancy.
Caraccas Gazettes to the 25th of November have
been received via the United States. They de not
contain so much general information as might have
been expected, and are chiefly composed of Decrees
relating to internal government; among which is en
instrument, consisting of seven long articles, pro-
viding that all persofit capable of bearing arms shall,
if necessary, be Oiled out to maintain the inde-
pendence of the province ; and it assigns a sual of
150,000 dollars to be raised for arming this force,
calculated at more-than 50,000 men, if the entire
strength of the revolted districts weitS to be called
out. Thirteen natives of old Spain, convicted of
entering into a correspondence with the Viceroy of
Mexico, had been executed. They were hung, and
,et heir bodies remained exposed to public indignation
during a whole week.
Accounts of the nth of November, from Santeh'.:,
eontein the particulars of en attempt made there to
restore: the old form of Government, which had
felled, atter 4300 lives had been sacrificed. °retire
day of the date of the dispatches all was perfectly
tranquil, and no further, apprehensions were felt.
Yesterday a Court :of Direaois was held at the,
East India House, when Captain BAYNES, elf they
ship Marchioness of Exeter, look .leave of the
Court, previous to departing for St. Helena and
llengsl.--The regclar ship Baring, Ciyt. CARNE-
GIE, was destined for Madras and Betigal.--eCaptafie
RA:UW*3u was sworn into the command of the ship
Union, and took leave, in the room of COL- St sr
resigned. 'the C,ourt adjourned 41 six u cluck;
tic tu-mortuw.