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us by your Royal Highness, In which letter the Prin• IfitrAL INTIILLTOBNCIL
dem- of WALES, amongst other matins.' complains -
pat-the intercourse between. her Royal Highness and • • FALMOUTH. MARCH 1.
Put
ANDRoMEDA, ther Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE has back Majesty': ship
WHITING schooner, REINDEER and LYaA gurl-brigs,
been subjected to certain restrictions.
I:lltosserHaus sloop of war, bound to Cape de Verde,
We have also taken into our most serious conaldera•
and his Majesty's cutter SYLVIA, with a Mail fop
tion, together with the other Papers referred to us by . and Cadiz.—Wind S.S.W. fresh breeze.
your Royal Highness; the documents relative to the
PLYMOUTH, MARCH
Enquiry instituted in 1806, by command of his Ma- Came in the American brig Mars, from Baltimore
jssty, into the.truth of certain representations respec- for Bourdeaux, captured by his Majesty's ships WAR.
Ling the conduct of her Royal Highness the Princess of
SPITE and BELLE POUR: the Bata POULE has taken
WALES, which appear to have been pressed upon the I
another American brig (the Criterion, WATERMAN
attention of your Royal Highness, in consequence of ' •
Master), from NeW 'York for Bourdeaux, not yet ar.
the advice of Lord THURLOW, and upon grounds rived. Also came in, the American schooner Amphi.
of Public Duty, by whom they were transmitted to trite, prize to theGLeAnza ketch.—She brings a re.
his Majesty's consideration. And your Royal High. port that Mr.'BAKIR, lite Secretary of British Lege-
ness having been graciously pleased to command us, non, and about 70 others, had been arrested lay the
to report our opinion to your Royal Highness, whe. American Government.—Wind N.W. •
they, under all the circumstances of the case, it be fit
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3.
and proper, that the intercourse between the Princess
of WAilis and her daughter the Princess CHARLOTTE Arrived the Weimer Castle, Lowther Castle, and
Cumberland East Indiamen, from the Downs ; ano.
should continue to be subject to regulations and re-
,: thee East indiaman and several other vessels are
straint ?'
working in through St. Helen's. Arrived yesterday
We beg leave humbly to report to your Royal
after pose his Majesty's shipHOTWUR, from Lisbon,
Highness, that after a full examination of all the do- with a aeet of about 73 sail; among them are the
cuments before us; we gfe of opinion that, under all following tratisports :—No. 113, the Danube; 17,
the circumstances of the case, it is highly fit and pro-
James ; 60, Doris ; 220, Spence ; 119, Baltic Mer.
per, with a view to the welfare of her Royal Highness
chant ; 267, Cambrian ; 103, Northumberland ; 465,
the Princess CHARLOTTE, in which are equally in-
Lord Wellington ; 173, Triton ; 148, Symetry ; 403,
volved, the happiness of your Royal Highness in Barone • 385, Prince Regent; 387, Ruby; 68, Ma.
your Parental and Royal Character, and the most im-
tilde ; 386,sChristopher ; 152, banges ; 96, Mary
portant interests of the (ate, that the intercourse be- Ann ; AA, Union ; 200, Lord Cathcart ; 176,
tween her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES and
Kingstone ; 114, Regalia ; 397, Active ; and 415, •
her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE, should the Queen.
continue to be subject to regulation and restraint. YARMOUTH. MARCH S.
We humbly trust that we may be permitted, with- Yesterday P.M. arrived from a ctuize the BEAVER
out being thought to exceed the limits of the duty sloop; and this morning the CHANTicLEEIt sloop, and
imposed upon us, respectfully to express the just Hammy gun brig, and remain with the SotzsAT and
sense we entertain of the motives by which your Vixen. There being from 30 to 40 feet Row in the
Royal Highness has been actuated in the postpone- New Gatt, the ships of the'line may come into these
mint of the Confirmation.of her Royal Highness the Roads as usual—the Pilots on this station being in
Princess CHARLOTTE, as k appears by a statement attendance on board, the SOLEBAY. to take charge of
under the hand of her Majesty the QuerN, that your the line of battle ships as come in sight. Admiral
Royal Highness has conformed, in this respect, to the FERRIER's squadron is expected in a few days.-..
declared will of his MAJESTY, who had been pleased Sailed the BRITISH FAIR for the Humber, and the
to direct, that such ceremony should nor take place TICKLER for off the Scheldt.
till her Royal Highness should have compleated her COVE OF CORK, 118..56. •
Eighteenth Year. The Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar convoy, con.
We also liumbly trust that we may be further per. sisting of upwards of 20 sail, under convoy of hie
Majesty's ship JALousa, Capt. Lowe, are still
mined to notice some expressions in the Letter of de-
tained by adverse winds.—His M!iesty's ship Antic*,
her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES, which Capt. BASTARD; S BILLS, Capt. UPTON, and herprize
may possibly be construed as implying a charge of the Brestois, made an unsuccessful effort to beat out
too serious a nature to be passed over without ob- un Wednesday, and were obliged to come to, and
servation. We refer to the words t. suborned tra-
remain waiting till the weather moderates. His Ma.
jelly's ship Rcoutus, Capt. TAlLeun, and MELpO.
ducets." As this expression, from the manner in RENE, Capt. FALCON, having seven companies.of the
which it is introduced, may perhaps be liable To mis 3d Oarrison Battalion on boob, are looking for a
construction (however impossible it may be to sup. fair wind to A:1 to Malta raise, his Majesty*: ships
tiose that it can havebeat SO
Intended)
to haw* rib,- FORTUNEE, Capt. SEYMOUR. and YOSAMOSID.CoIptePt
rence to some part of the conduct of your Royal CAMPBELL, are similarly circumstanced.—Lieutenant
&mu 1125 succeeded Lieuten ant WALKER, as First
Highness; we feel it our bounden duty not to omit
.Lieutenant of the JALOUSE..-.MT; WILLIAMS is acting
this opportunity of declaring, that the Documents ai Purser of the. REouLus.
laid before us afford the most ample proof, that there Saturday last, during the heavy gale, as a shore-
is not the slightest foundation for such an opinion. boat was returning from the MELPOMCNI frigate, it
(Signed) upset, owing to the sail getting entangled, near the
C. CANTUAR, SIDMOUTH, Spit, and one of the men, of the name of Mahoney,
ELWIN, . I. LONDON, a very sober, industrious Titre, was drowned. Tht
E. EBOR, • ELLEN BOROUGH, other three men were fortunately picked up by a boat.
W. ARMAGH, CHARLES ABBOTT, that happened to be near them at the time.—Last
HARROWBY, F. C. ly VANSI [TART, night it blew anather severe gale from the S.W.
WESTMORELAND, C.P.S. C. BATHURST, HALIFAX, JANUARY Is.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, W. GRANT, The cartel brig Sir John Sherbrooke, novo. front
BATHURSTi AR. MACDONALD, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, mentioned in our last
LIVERPOOL, WILLIAM SCOTT, as having put into Margaret's Bay, arrived here on
MULGRAVE, 1. NICHOLL. Wednesday ; on Friday, the echooner Rachael and
MELVILLE, gary, RITCHIE, from Antigua, in 29 days f yester.
(A True Copy) SIDMOUTH. day, his Majesty's schooner PAZ, Lieutenant Duna-
REsQ : she sailed from hence for Bermuda about three
weeks since ; when arrived in the latitude of the
island, site fell in with his Majesty's ships SAN Do-
MINGO, Admiral Sir JOHN BORLASE WARMER. Capt.
THOMPSON ; DRAGON, Rear-Admiral LAFORIVS STA
TiRA, Captain STACEPOLE; and COLleill. Captain PE.
CHELL, and was ordered back to this port with di
patches from the Admiral.
' The squadron fallen in with by the PAZ, under t
command of Admiral Sir J. B. WARREN, was bow
it is probable, on an expedition against some part
the American coast ; the whole is vulnerable, and
the American Government are determined to pintas
in the war, we sincerely hope the whole will be gr
dually attacked, and not a vessel left floating in
American port.
His Majesty's shiedAtorrose. we are happy t
learn, has sent an American ship, richly laden, in
Bermuda, from Bourdeaux.

The following is a correct copy of the Princess of
\VALEs's communication to the Houses of ParliamentT :
" Montagu House, Blackheath, March 1, 1813.
" The Princess of Wales informs [Mr. Speaker] the Lori!
Chancellor, that she has received from the Lord Viscount Sid-
mouth a copy of a Report made to his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, by a certain number of the Me:utters of his Majesty's
Privy Council, to whom it appears that his Royal Highness had
been advised to refer the consideration of 'documents, and other
evidence, respecting her character and conduct.
" The Report is of such a nature, that her Royal Hillmess
feels persuaded no person can read It without considering it as
conveying . aspersions upon her ; and although their vagueness
renders it impossible to discover precisely what is meant, or even
what she has been charged with; yet, as the Princess feels con.
scions of no offence whatever, she thinks it due to herself, to the
illustrious Homes with which she is connected by biood and by
marriage, and to the people, among whom she holds so distill-
, guished a rank, not to acquiesce for a moment in any imputation
affecting her honour.
46 Ilse Princess of Wales has not been permitted to know upon
what evidence the Members of the Privy Council proceeded, sdil
less to be heard in her defence. She knew only by common
rumour of the inquiries which they:have been carrying dn, until
the result of those inquiries was communicated to her, and she
has no means now of knowing whether the Members acted as a
body to which she can appeal for redress, at least for a hearing
or only in their individual capacities, as persons selected to make
a Report upon her conduct.
66 The Princess it therefore compelled to throw herself upon
the wisdom and justice of Parliament, and to desire that the ful-
lest investigation may be instituted of ber whole conduct during
the period of her residence in this country.
" The Princess fears no scrutiny, however strict, provided she
may be tried by impartial Judges, known to the Constitution
and in the fair and open manner wbich the law of the land pro.
scribes.

The Tea-zer privateer, of New York, has been
to by the SAN DOMINGO.

The Right Hon. the Viscount &MOUTH. Lor
High Steward of the City and Liberty of Westmit
ster and of the Liberty of St. Martin-le-Grand, hs
been pleased to continue EDWARD Ronson, EA. Di
puty High Steward thereof, to which office he wi
appointed by the late Marquis of BucittNosiasr.
From the frequent instances of sudden Dead
which have lately occurred from Water in the Ches
confirmed by Dissectic n, the attention of the Faculty
directed to an Enquiry into the Nature, Causes as
Cure of Hydrothorax 44 by Sir L. hLtcxaax, M. Di
' in which a speedy and efficacious mode of curing th
hitherto fatal disease is pointed out.
BißuomEcA ILLDSTRATA.—This day was pd
fished, and may be had gratis, of Messrs. Longma
Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster.roi
and at the British Gallery, 54p, New Bond-strel
Bibliothera Ilhutrata,an extensive Catalogue of curia
and valuable Illustrated Books, many of them in
perb bindings, amongst which are the tollowing,
Granger's Biographical History of England, it Vol. foko.
Lyson% Environs of London, 17 Vols. ate. large parr.
Biographic Brltannica, 7 Vols. folio.
Dibdires Bibliomania, S Vols. torte paper.
Antiquarian Repertory, S Vols. large paper.
Ponntat% &Wags ioaadoa, • Vats. tolio.

" Her only desire is, thas she may either be treated as inno-
cent, or proved to be guilty.
" The Princeu of Wales desires Mr. Speaker (the Lord Chan.
cellorl to communicate this letter to the House of Commons."
This was transmitted both to the SP.r.anta and the
LORD CHANCELLOR) early on Monday evening. The
LORD CHANCELLOR has not yet laid it before the Lord
We understated he sent it back to the PRINCES& •