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London, England, 1812-02-10 00:00:00

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THE KING.
oeQuitEN's Council met on Saturday last at
radsor. There were present the two Archbishops,
%Duke of MONTROSE and the Earls of AYLESFORD
odwririonsEtt. The Physicians made their re-
.t, and the Council sat a considerable time in dis-
rossion. In the beginning of the week the KING was
toy, but towards the latter end, he became more
0, 'bough the distraction remains unabated.
The following is the Bulletin :-
1, WINDSOR CASTLE, FEB. 8.
MAJESTY appears to be nearly in the same
win which he was the last week."
,4 HALFORD, "J. WILLIS,
66 M. BAILLIE, 66 R.
" W. lIEBERDEN,

We have this morning received American Papers
tee days later than those which arrived on Saturday:
riey contain an account of the proceedings of the
geese of Representatives on the Ist of January,
'Lich we have extracted from Me National Intelligencer
(the Washington Official Journal) cf January 2d.--
The proceedings of Congress are given in another
part of our Paper : in the mean time we select the
following articles from the Journal which we have
just =tined :

I. WASHINGTON, JANUARY Q.

"The House of Itt presentatives have gone through
the details of the Senate's bill, in which they have
muleno material alterations except two. The regi-
ment of light artillery is converted into ordinary ar.
finery; and a proviso is inserted that the officers shall
net be commissioned for more than six regiments
until a sufficient number of men shall be raised to cal',
icr the appointment of a greater number. The ques-
tion on the passage of the bill to a third reading will
probably be debated to-morrow."

“ CINCINNATI, (OHIO,) DEC. 18.

at Notwithstanding the peaceable aspect of our
affairs with the Indians, as stated in Mr. JOUNZON'S
communication of November 30, we understand that
tktter has been received from Mr. JOHNSON, of a
icter date, by General WIIITENIAN, at Yellow-Spring.
tating that TECUMSEII had arrived on the Waba,h
vith several hundred Indians, in consequence of which
k was drafting every fcurth man in his brigade."

SAVANN.U4, DEC. 17.

"Four shocks of an earthquake have beta sustain-
ed by our town, and its nLighbourhood, within the
last two days. The first commenced yesterday morn-
ing, between two and three, preceded by a meteoric
Bash of light and accompanied with a rattling noise,
resembling that of a carriage passing over a paved
pathway, and lasted about a minute. A second suc-
ceeded, almost immediately after, but its continuance
was of much shorter duration. A third shock was
experienced about eight o'clock in the morning, and
another to-day about one.

"Persons from White Bluff, (about eight miles
from town, southwardly) felt it very sensibly : and se-
veral who were up at the time, state that the move.
meat of the earth made them totter as though they
vat on ship-board in a heavy swell of the sea. Those
Rho were up at the time, conceived its direction to
line been from southwest to northeast.

SITRACT OF A LETTER FROM A GENTLEMAN AT
MOBILE, DATED Nov. 18.

The Court of Spain has given orders to the Go-
Vernor of l'ehsacol.., to gi%e up the FlorAas as far as
Peruid,). This Le‘rs I received to-clay from
Tiltorretpondent at l'ensacolS, dated die 11th ins..
'hoe also seen several other letters nieuttoi.ing the
unt,"

h.Quebcc Paper states, that 500 square rigged
vssels cleared nom that port between the 'Aid of
Otxtkr aa,l the 27th of Nuvt.mber last.

An Atiliolt MA arm eu t:tis morning. The French
lye uccupicd the whale of Swedish Pomerania, and
t thuus..lad aiv.aticcd trep Ts have entered Stralsund,
vith tt view .to strengthen it: their movemants are
regarded at Stockholm as measures of hostility on the
Fraixe against Sweden. BERNADOTTE con-
hues in it gh popularity, and no suspicions what-
Her are entertained of his fidelity towards his adopt.
eal subjects.
A letter from Vienna, dated 16th January, states,
clot nntbing had transpired there on the subject of
Le n'rciitions between Russia and Turkey.
An Order has been issued at Hamburgh for instantly
"11414 out the conscripts at the mouth of the Elbe,
for nil f : a lia..isure which may be viewed as indi-
citiis approaching hostilities in the North.
Great numbers (4 dead bodies, from the late ship-'
7'448 in thelialtic, are daily thrown on the coast of
latit"d ; and The King Of DENMARK, with that tri-
-24411jey Which ever mai acs the character cf the Truly
brere,has ordered that they shall be decently interred
atteexpence of the State : the bodies of such as are
at aaval or military rank, are to be boiled with the
customary honours. The body of Commodore AT-
I" has been rsznoved from the grave in which it
au first buried, and re-interred in the sacristy of the
Pat4ll church, with all due solemnities.