Star.
London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

BULLETIN OF THIS MORNING.

46 WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 12.

" Although His MAJESTY has passed the night with
very little slgep, yet he appears in no resplect worse
thi yesterday." (Signed as before.) •
The following Personages entered their names in
the list of inquirers respecting the King's health on
Saturday and yesterday at St. James's :
Marquis of Abercorn Mrs. Tyrrell
Marquis of Blandford Mrs. Burr
Marquis of Hertford Mrs. Macdonald
Marquis Cornwallis Lady Fludyer .
Earl of Aylesbury Lady Radstock
Ea 4 of Sandwich Lady Besborough
Earl of Lindsay Admiral Apodaca
Lord Cremorne Madame Apodaca
Lady Cremorne Cremorne • Bishop of Salisbury
Lord neathfield Earl of Aberdeen .
Lord Boston Earl of Moununotris
Lord Holland Countess of Aberdeen
Lord Radstock, Lord Ellenberough
Lord Charles Spencer, General Sir Eyre Coots
Lord Tyrconnel, Hon. Mrs. Crispigny
Lord Morpeth, Miss Crispigny
Lord Borringdon Earl Rivers
Loid Gknbervie Alderman Birch
Lor.i Gower General Gordon
• Sir R. Barclay Mr. Kenrick, M.P.
Sir I'. Trigge Major-General Burr
Sir. John Nichol Master of the Rolls
Sir J. Macpherson . Doctor Moseley
Sir Richard Gamon General Wemyss
Sir Alexander Johnstone Viscount Chetwynd
Sir James Mansfield Viscountess Chetwynd
Sir James Shaw Bishop of Kildare
Sir J. Jones • Hon. Mrs. Knox
Sir H. Burrard Wm. Wallace, Esq. M.P. '.
• SirWiu. Scott Earl Paulett

Colonel Burr
Colonel Macdonald
Colonel M‘Mah(n
Lieu.-Colonel Macdonald
Doctor .laton

Genevtil Crewe
Sir James Bland Burgess
♦iscountess Wellington
Mrs. Fielding ‘•
Geneial Wilford •

Mt. Parry
Mr. Stone
Mr. Wallis
Mr. Tierney
Mr. Erskine
Mr. I I.,:.:lacote
Mr. bkeffington
Mr. Harnage
Mr. Calvert
Mr. Birch
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Mainwaring
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Irby
Mrs. Ryder
Miss Bankes
Han. Mr. Verney

Doctor Clarke
Mr. Eurgeon Horne
Countess of Lincoln
Mr. Rose, M.P.
Mr. Stratton
Mr. Adams
Lady Haggerstone
Lord George Thynne
Sir Samuel Ronitlly
Lord C. Bentinck
Lady C. Bentinck
Lord R. Fitzgerald
Earl and Countess Barrrnore
Lady Cottrell
Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope
Lady E. Spencer
Sir D. Dundas

Mr. Canning Lady Dundas
Mr. Marsden Archbishop of Canterbrry
The Recorder of London • Colonel Haulage
The Sheriff of Surrey Colonel Loftus
Mr. Greville Mts. Loftus
The Countess of Mansfield Countess of Athlone
Lady Caroline Murray Colonel Vesey
Mr. Best Miss Conyers
Mr. S. Thornton Prince Castekicala
Lady Dundas Princess Castekicala
Colonel Roberts Colonel Lightfoot
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Lady i rigge
Governor Blth
Countess Fauconberg
Duke of Queensbercy
Admiral Lerd llotilam
Marchioness of Donegal
Lord Chief Baron
Sir Joseph Bankes
Lady Bankes
The Duke of Gloucester
Lord Courtowt)
Lady Couriown
Sir Francis Molina':
Baron Tuyil
Solicitor-General

Lord Deerhurst
Sir Walter Farquhar
General Barclay
Lord Joh• Thynne
Earl of Ashburnhant
Duchess of Leeds
Major 'Thornton
Lord Bruce
Lady Bruce
Marchioness of Downshire
The Portuguese Ambassador
The Spanish Ambassador
Thu American Ambassador
'The Neapolitan Ambassador
Count Woroncovr

The number of Bulletins published of the state of
his Majesty's health in 1738, during his indisposition,
were TWENTY-SIX. The 17th Bulletin pronounced
him in a state of convalescence, and the 26th, which
was only nine days after, announced an " entire ces-
sation of illness.'—There were. Bulletins published
daily, from the 30th of December to the 26th of Fe-
bruary following.

There was a most general display of mourning in
the Metropolis yesterday, for the much-lamented
Princess AMELIA.
Colonel M‘Matiox and Colonel BLOOMFIELD are to
be the Prince of WALES'S supporters at the funeral of
the Princess AMELIA.
We last week announced the arrival at Portsmouth
of the French lugger privateer Surcoul, of 14 guns
and 56 men, prize to the DONEGAL, of 74 guns, Capt.
MALCOLM.. She is a fine vessel, had been two days
out of CherbOurg, but had not made any captiire.
The 11.evexoe, Capt.- NAM) chased another privateer,
of the same description? into Cherbourg. The pri-
soners report, that BONAPA RTE was expected at Cher-
bourg.on Thursday last, to view the new Basirt which
has been constructing for some time there.
The. Satellite, Captain EL-ANS, arrived on Friday
at Portsmouth, from the Havannalt, in nine weeks.-
She has brought there a, quantity of Merch:
money. The DV I.WA Riks Hon. Capt. ILENE
was at Vera Cruz, receiving money on boar(
Cadiz. The Satellite, agreeably,to a. late Order
Council, on /ter aaival at kortsinoutli, was put and&
quarantinevi.hes wsk hike .that. the Yell .'
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PLYMOUI:H, NOVEM:Int 0. •
The HEno privateer, b:•longing to this port, ittritl
bee late cruize, encountered a heavy g.ile in tlie
*el, and passed by tn.° vessels with their keels +I .•
Frirards—one apparently a merchantman, and the &hit.
French schooner ; they were close to etch ocher.
By the James eariel, which has arrived here'lMin
Morlaiz, information has been received heir, tiiatYa
large letter of marque ship is on shore on the'Frenett .
toast, about 23 miles from Morlaiz t she Was earn.
red about a week since, on her voyage from London
to the West Indies, after a sharp engagement with .
French lugger privateer, and afterwards dticen on
shore by accident.
It blows a mast violent gale at N.N.W. attended .
with a heavy rain, which has continued without in-
termission for the last 24 hours.—This afternoon, A
Portuguese brig, laden with sugar and coffee, bound
lea London, (not the Dryad's prize,) went on shore
on the West Mud, in Hamoaze, and the whole of
her cargo will be spoiled : they have cut away ailthree
of her masts.
About twenty days since, two brigs belonging to
Scarbro', were captured by a French privateer, and
carried into Modal' ; one of them fought the priva-
teer a considerable time. The James brought over
Mrs. RCWE, who was taken on the 27th October, in.
the brig Four Brothers, of London, blitind to Gibral-
tar. with a cargo of tea, coffee, and liftens ; taken by
le Furet, French privateer ; which vessel captured on
the same day, .the brig Lord Collingwood, Smarms,
of London, bound to Lisbon. "'
The biA RINER gun-brig takes convoy to Jersey aid
Guernsey, and the Princess CHARLOTTE frigate for'
Cork, Scr. They will each sail as soon as the Pica, .
they moderates.
Arrived the WEA ZLE schooner from Topsham ; and
the PICKLE brig, supposed from Lisbon, but it blows
too hard to have any communication with her. Sailed
the RossuLus frigate for Lisbon ; the Roan tender for
Liverpool; the ORESTES sloop on a cruize ; the Eau,
SPENCER eutter for Cork ; and the 'GAME/ER cutter,
on a cruize off the Land's End.—The MINERVA fri-
gate has captured and sent in l'Angelique Freach.pti•
vateer.
Arrived his Majesty's ship DRYAD, Captain GAL. +
WAY, from Corunna. Two Spanish officers of dis- -
tinetion landed from her yesterday forenoon, and set
off for town in a post-coach and four. The DRYAD
brought in with her the Portuguese ship Americana,
from St. Salvador, with a cargo of coffee, sugar,
hides, and cotton, bound to London, which had been
captured on the 25th of October, by the French Na-
tional ship la Charles, of 16 guns and 200 men, in
lat. 45. 30. N. long. 17. W. and recaptured on the
31st ult. in lat. 46. N. long. 10. W. by the DRYAD.
The sloop Tyre, Captain COATES, trading between
this port and London, is on shore near Yarmouth,
Isle of Wight ; and great part of her cargo, belong-
ing to several industrious tradesmen in this town,
will he lost.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1I .
Sailed the CYANIC, FYLLA, RATTLER, and SOPHE on
a cruize • and the Vows with French prisoners lot
Leith.—Wind N. N. W.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 11.

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Yesterday it blew excessive hard from the east to
the north-west, with a very heavy sea. The ship En.
terprize, MILLER, lost two anchors and c ibles ' • a.
Portuguese brig called the Flora lost one anchor and
cable, and several others whose names we cannot
learn, shared the• same fate.—Came down from the
River, the Mars, FaLcowaa, for Martinique ; Ann
Dorothy, CA ass, for St. Lucia • and the Middlesex,
&lux, for the West Indies.—Remain his Majesty's.
ships as per last, and the Charlotte, Cornwallis, awl
Sir James Sibbald East Indiamen.—Wind N.
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 11. .

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Arrived his Majesty's ships EDGAR and GLIM NU
from Yarmouth ; and the TWEED from the Downs.
The Asocatit and Pelson:l CAROLINE have come
into harbour.
YARMOUTH, NOV. 11.
Yesterday morning we experienced a very severe
gale from E. S. E; during which four vessels parted
from their anchors and came on this beach, between
the Two Jettys, viz. the Good Agreement, J. Woot.s.
rots master, from New Brunswick, (America) with
timber, for this port ; the Industry, and Good.intent,
from HOU to London, with oats and carpenting; and
the Palafox, of London Jouw Scorr master, in bal-
last : the crews of the Love vessels were principally
indebted to the exertion of Captain MANNY for
lives, who, with his Mortar, &c. were on the Beach
soon after the first vessel was on shore. The vessel*
come on shore will be got off without much damage,
but the cargo of the Hull ships is most part washed
out: Several houses in this town received considerable
damage, and a number of trees and fences were blown
down.—Two hundred sail of the homeward Bahia
fleet were said to be in the Wold on Friday; thy"! are
supposed to have gone for the Humber, as they 'have
not at present passed this port.—Arrived the Kerr,.
ARCHER, BOLD, and Vixest, from the Baltic and the
PATRIOT armed vessel, from Heligoland. 'flailed the
HAVOC and PoteriA on a cruize.—Wind N.E.
BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 10.
The sloop Prosperous, STACLY master, belonging
to Mr.. MANT, of Eutsworth, with a cargo of oats,
bound to Newhaven, was totally lost off Chichester
Harbour, on Thursday. The crew (three persons)
unfortunately perished. Most of the shipowners
Brighton have, in consequence of the late heavy gales,
sustained very considerable losses of anchors, cables,. ‘, •
Bcc. and their vessels have experienced much other .
damage on the Suffolk coast. The injured vessels
are chiefly colliers in ballast, and the principal suf.
tering patties are Messrs. HARGRAVES 'and Baows,
Messrs. LASHMAR, and Mr. IVIED.

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Passengers per CORNWALLIS East-Indianan, which
arrived m the Downs on Friday last: Lieutenants
EATWELL, BENEETT, and BLACKHALL. Prtv JAM/S1
SIBDALD : ,MrS: Losawatu, Lieutenant MACILENZAL
The Charlton Whaler an iced at St. Helena the
31st August, and the Recovdry.Whaler, arrived at
that island the 11th September.
The Rehecca coantry ship, to With
:a cargo of cotton, was unfortunately destroyed by fire
On the night of the 4d of Jane. She left Bombay tho
May. The passzngers and crew, with the ex-
of the ?hit Mateo who.'orot lost, returned to
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Fine Flour, 80s. to 83f07449•14,51i5. w Sus.
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undo:. Barley. satioit I
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, NQVEM:11•11. 0. •
longing to this pott,
ed a heavy g.llc in the Ch.n.
vessels with their keels or.
merchantman, and the Otir
were close to etch other.
.)rich has arrived here' l'Huts
been received heir,
p is on shore on the'Freneft .
a Morlaix : she was ertu.
n her voyege from London
a sharp engagement with a .
and afterwards diicen on
It gale at N.N.W. attended .
has continued without in-
, hours.—This afternoon, a
th sugar and coffee, bound
sd's prize,) went on shore
Lmoaze, and the whole of
they have cut away allthree
e, two brigs belinging to
ly a French privateer, and
of them fought the priva-
The J IMO brought over
en on the 27th October, in.
'London, betind to Cibral.
affee, and liftens ; taken by
; which vessel captured on
)rd Collingwood, SALMON,
an.
takes convoy to Jersey ar a
:E.'•-•5 CHARLOTTE frigate for'
h sail as soon as the wea.- .
sooner from Topsham ; and
from Lisbon, but it blows
nunication with her. Sailed
isbon ; the Rosa tender for
oop on a crttize ; the Eau,
and the 'GAMB/ER cutter,
s End.—The MINERVA fri-
t in Frestch.pri..
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hip DRYAD, Captain GAL. +
No Spanish officers of dis. -
•esterday forenoon, and set
ch and four. The DRYAD
'ortuguese ship Americana,
a cargo of coffee, sugar,
t oLboenr obny, wt
hhei ch had
French beenN a.
16 guns and 200 men, in
W. and recaptured on the
lg. 10. W. by the DRYAD*
Coavas, trading between
on shore near Yarmouth,
part of her cargo, belong-
; tradesmen in this town,
, NOVEMBER 11.
.A, RATTLER, and SOPHE Oft
with French prisoners lot
VEMBER 11.
sive hard from the east to
y heavy sea. The ship En.
yo anchors and c able* ' • a.
Flora lost one anchor and
s whose names we cannot
te.—Came down from the '
ER, for Martinique ; Ann
.ucia • and the Middlesex,
es.ltemain his Majesty's.
Charlotte, Cornwallis, and
diamen.—Wind N.
NOVEMBER 11.
ihipt EDOAH and GLEANER
TWEED from the Downs.
:tit CAROLINE have COME
R, NOV.II.
experienced a very severe
; which four vessels parted
me on this beach, between
nod Agreement, J. Woots-
unswiCk, (America) with
Industry, and Good-intent,
t oats and carpenting; and
OHN SCOTT master, in ba-
re vessels were principVolz
Captain MAXEY for t
ar, &c. were on the Beach
ras on shore. The veueb
t off without much damage,
ships is most part washed
town received considerable
trees and fences were blown
1 of the homeward Bahia:
Wold on Friday; thef ars
the Humber, as they have
I port.—Arrived the Krre,,
a, from the Baltic and the
,m Heligoland. (jailed the
Tuize.—Wind N.E.