Star.
London, England, 1810-06-09 00:00:00

it tly, to which she is now ordered to retire.

The new Empress has produced great changes in
some athe details of the Imperial Court. Soon after
her arrival in Paris she informed the Queen of Hol-
land that she did not think it 'consistent with the*duties
which a Queen owed to her husband and Sovereign,
to live at a distance from him, and expressed a hope
that she would soon quit Paris and proceed to tl:e re-
sidence cf the King of Holland. The hint vies taken!

A letter received by the Brazil M. .. yesterday,
dated Rio Janeiro, the 10th March, states that ac
counts from Plate say that the English are ordered
out of Monte Video, but have three mon.:,s time to
make up their affairs." But other letters from the
same place,sonie of them thirteen daYs Later, do not
mention the clrcumitance.

It was not till past one o'clock Jay that the
Bulletin tipon the s;‘, p 1 the. ke 61,111311111. aNn's.
health was signed. The falowing is a copy :
M kb Royal Iligliness tie Duke of Cumberland Int, bad a vvry
restless night; his wounds are beginning to sumrate, and wear
a. favourable appearance.—lune 9. " H. tin Lunt,.
1‘ E. How r."
• We. are informed by a Gentleman who was at the
Scheldt abut three or lour da) back, that in conse-
gisence of the riots at Rotterdam, 4000 French troops
had entered that city, and were to remain there, until
tranquillity was obtained. Much exertion had been
used to discover the pefson who nearly killed an Ofti•
cer, by throwing at him a large stone which struck
him on the head; but, according to the last accounts, •
their endeavours had proved ineffectual.
This Gentleman also states, that the King of -Hol.!
land had formally announced his intention to abdicate
the throne, as it appeared
.he was not allowed to act
ar the real Monatch of die Dutch nation. The ac
counts from Holland agree in stating, that much
cenfusion prevailed in that unhappy coontry,-and tliat !
the trade continues to meet with very serious intersi
riptiOns. We apprehend, from NI proceeding in
Holland, it will be ROWE tor ROSAI,AAIITE to act
towards that Country with *ore seterity, it possible,
than has hitherto been the case. Upon the plea Of
ingratitude, we fear he la aer.lsereNeage. sod COM•
plate his original desigp, of iricorpurating:the whole of
Holland with France.

Rear-Admiral Sir R. Keitrs, it is now-said, is to
have the command in the East Indies, and is rxpected
to sail final Plymouth in a few days, with A squadron
of frigates; via, the lasteatause, Ansune, Nisus, and
,twilothirs that are coming round from Portsmouth,
to Plymouth, wiiere the three tinnier now remain.
The Lords of the Admiralty have promotod the
three Lieutenants ot Lord CoL.LlNGlvoou's fleet to the
rank of Master and Commander, whom his Lordship No. 4,4G9, drawn yesterday a Prize of TWENTY
recommended by a letter, to be presented to the Board THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in Sixteen Sixteenth
of Admiralty, if he himself should not live to reach Shares by Swsrr and Co. who also Mild in Shares
Lugland. No, 285, a Prize of ,EIVOO,
Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held at JUNE 8, 1810.—No. 4,469, drawn this day a Prize
Guildhall, for the purpose of affixing the City heal, of Two's, THOUSAND POUNDS, was Seld in the fol-
and also the• Hospital Sealf to 4 Bill now-pending in lowing Shares by HORNSEY and Co. ; namely, One
,the House of Lords, for eachabging ground in St. Qnat ter, Two Bighths, and Eight Sixteenths, at their
George's-fields, for he scite of Deallem Hosvit4l, old est tblished State Lottery Offices, 26, .Cornhin,
which were affixed accordingly. and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
Tuesday the Right lion. the LOAD ADVOCATX of CORONER'S INQUicat.—Thursd.ty a Jury assembled,
Scotland :Wised at EdinbUrgh, from Loudon. at thy. Whitehorse public bouse,at Hampstead, to take
Actween twelve apd one o'clock on Tuesday morn. A view of the body ot Ann Cockbill, who was found
ing, a destructive hie broke out in a warehouse in drowned in one of the pthids on the Heath, with strong
Glassfoid.stre.t, Glasgow' -which was totally consum. marks of violence upon her person: • She had no pro-
ed, together with several other wUehouses in the same petty ug:rn her but a pawntrOker's dephcate, The
Lantana. Though much of the goods are saved, yet pry, recorded a verdict of wilful murder afainst
the lois is very great. • - e. .1 • , p map; 9r legions uuknowsi. •• • •
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