Star.
London, England, 1810-11-29 00:00:00

TARRAGONA, OCTOBER is.

Our Provincial Congress has resolved that an a'so-
ciatkn be formed to ensure the procurement of arti-
cles of the first 'necessity in the principality and the
army. The fund destined for this purpose is to con-
sist. of 10,000,000 of reals, and to be raised in diffe-
rent shares, that may be divided among all classes of
individuals in the province. The amount of the fund
is to be exclusively employed in purchasing and bt ing-
ing purvisinns from foreign parts, and from other
provinces, for the account of the shareholJers, and
them in the principality. The provisions, Sec.
ale to he free front duty on entrance, and the vessels
in ‘thich they are brought are neither to be embar-
goed nor detained. The establishment is to be ma-
naged by rive directors, chosen by such shareholders,
'se shares amount to 1500 teals in specie.

AVANIONTE, NOVEMBER 3.

On the 27th ult. General MendirtbAl was expected

in 'Larva. On the Ist inst int the division of Gcaeral
Llilostcros marched from Araccna in the di, ection of
I:oentes de Leon.

A French cfficer, and two persons who had taken

I the oaths, have fled from Seville, and come over to
us. They say that almost all the French in that ca-
pital had marched fer Carmona, leaving in the en-
irons come detachments of the corps of Mortier. It
i I, !clown through other channels, that 1,5U0 French
y, and 130 horse, marched from Seville to
on the tf3d ult. and that on the :.nth the
! 2.1 regiment of infantry marched in haste for the same
cie•a!iiation. Sebastiani had demanded reinforcements,
w:•ich were denied him. " Soult, who with part of the
corps or INIor, tier, had gone down to the ports to rein-
! force the array of Victor, had not on the ‘2!''.:a re-
tnrned to Seville, where be was anxiously esp,cted.
partisans of the French exhibited marks of alarm,
and symptoms of dismay were observed.
The French lately assassinated t..vo patri,.ts who
; belonged to the cannon-foundry at Seville. They
were dying front the service of the enemies of their
country, and coming hither, when .they were taken on
the read, brought back to Seville, and shot wilhout
I having time allowed them to perform even the moit
necessary duties of Christians. •
I In the middle of October, the French bad between
Seville and Cordova inclusively, 1900 cavalry, and
/ f'.500 infantry, distribUted in Seville, Alcala del Rio,
Olivares, San Lucar, Guillena, Xerena, Santifonce,
I A/gaba, Castillana, Alcala de los Panaderos, Carmo-
na, Osuna, Ecija, Cordova, and the adjoining towns.
• INTERCEPTED LETER.
" Madrid, October 13.

" You ask me the news of Madrid, my friend ; but
what can I sat to you, if these people with their forces
keep us in a chaos of confusion However, I will try
to satisfy your wishes, as far as we see and hear. In
Madrid you only see squares of houses and churches
demolishing, nuns changed about from one convent
to another ; younnly hear talk of the want of money,
of the impossibility,of paying the contributions, of
the onfortunate winter which is expected, and of the
alarms on account of the creation of assignats. Among
those who have any money, who are very few, and
official peoplo, who are-clamorous with hunger, you
hear efiscussiens on some new plan or other, to pre-
vent the titled Arrshals from laying hold of every
thing, and leaving them only to bark at the moon.—
You may also see and hear, that the Ministers of Jo-

sep'n have neithcr. character nor talent, and that they
tliink of but keeping their places. Others
speak of the invrodence of many cnlightenetl men,
and of their obstinacy in refusing to enter the lodges
Fiteniason% ; knowing that Joseph hasdone every
thing to foster them, because he has met with most
prods of attachm.mt from their members.
".As convergation turns only on such points, as the
daily papeks preserve the most profound silence, and
the police are ei re vigilant ; ‘...e know nothing of
what passes abro..a ; we therefore anxiously listen to
the inhabitants of the adloiningeillages, who tell us of
the tmpecin:l;in, of Avuelo, of the. Medico, of the
Manco, and other patriotic parties, whO have been in.
00.-4 Villages, and who relate to them the actions in
Catalonia by General O'Donnell; °those in Estremi-
dura of the Marquis Romana ; in Marcia, ol General
11-11Aice; and Portugali of an • Englishman called

Wellington. • • . .
6, .1 suppose, thatsben .yru read all this,, you will
not believe its uud will say it is irnpos;ible ; for hayir4

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

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5 per Ccnt. Navy 10011 English Lottery Tickets 421.
Long Ann. 171 1346 Cons. for sec. 67t

Accounts from Oporto to the Gth instant, brought
by the PEamax sloop of war, were received yesterday.

The intelligence respecting the military operations
is neither so recent nor so well authenticated as that
which has been received f6m Lisbon. .It was repor-
ted, and generally believed at Oporto, that the French
had been repulsed in more than one attempt to cross
the Zezere, but on what points, or by what descripti,Ak
of force there appears to have been very imperfect in-
formation. The following letter, said to be from Co-
lonel Titam to a friend at Oporto, was transmitted
from Thence. The writer of the letter enclosing it has
unfortunately omitted to state the name of the per-
son to whom it was addressed.

61 COIMBRA, OCTOBER 23.

u Mr DEAR FRIEND-4 have news from Abrantes
of the 24th ; from the Zezere, of the same date; and
the neighbourhood of Thomas-, to the 26th. All the
accounts agree in stating, that the enemy appeared
desirous to secure the means of their retreat by cross-
ing the Zczere, or by the highway of Callacos and
Figueiro dos Vinhos ; that is, by the way of Thomas.,
the old road. The enemy are daily repulsed from
Pnnitcte, and from other parts of the Banks of the
Zezere.

" I have no news from Marshal Beresfnrd more
recent than the 20th, when he wrote me in full confi-
dence of victory, if the enemy should offer battle.—
But, although we have been in sight of him for ten
dAys, he has not dared to molest us. It appears from
all we can collect that the French are much disgusted
with the campaign, and this they publicly avow, even
in the army itself.—l am sincerely, yours, &c.
(Signed) • "N. TRANT."

P. S. " Su.vEznA on the 27th was at Cabeso Ne-
gro, and on the 28th he summoned the town to sur-
render."

The Persian left Vigo as late as the 21st inst. but
from thence she has brought nothing new.

Yesterday morning the summonses which had been
prepared on. Monday, were 'delivered, at the houses of
the Most honourable the. Privy council, indiscriasif
wait and a ',err MeetigsAidoordingly took pine

AVDIA

CALCUTTA, MAT 19.
On &tufty arrived in the River, his ".‘t
gate Modeste, the Honourable Captain El
Madras. the sth inst. Passengers, the R
Lord Minto, Mrs. Taylor, twa Miss Petri,
Edmonstnn, Esq. C. T. Metcalfe, Esq.
Taylor and Campbell.
The Georgiana packet, with left Madras
inst. entered the river about the same time
*lodate; and the Hastings pilot schooner,
Madras, came tip to Kedgeree on Mond..y.
Passengers per Georp,lana—Mrs.
Monckton, Esq. the Hon. Captain Aylmer
Webber, Lieut. Sheppard, and Mr. Ass'
peon Gordon. Per Hastings—Captain Iv
Ensign. Burney..
The Russell, for Manilla, still remains
Roads.

The new lighthouse at S:tngor is now
and will be immediately lighted up, for thi
the trtde entering this port.
The Hon. Mr. Elphinstone, and his st
Delhi, were not expected ti, reach the Pres
fore the beginning of'Atigt:st.
By letters received ts;:hilt these few
Mulwa, it appeats that Arneer Khan l
within a short distance of Nuttuclwara,
posed to settle the aft...kg i.f Olideepoor
contrived to rid himself of his Pirdarce
had bent their course towards their 'old
Dec-Can.

On the 13th ult. Do let POO Scindea stt
ed encamped in his former positicn, between
rara and Ramponra.

Government having determined to &ism;
fortress of Feruzabad in the Deerah, labour
employed in raring the works which su:
place. The (kh regiment of Native C,
reached Etawall on the Ist ultimo, on th-n-
Muttra. Ere this, all the corps lately cienpls-::: dle
rmy of Colonel Martindell, have probably j lined th,t,i
respective stations.
The detachment, commanded by Major Kelly, in
Bundlecimd, which ascended the gliau:s on the 21st
ult. remained, on the 29th ultimo, at a p
,~i:icn four
miles in advance of Kockeretter, and weith probthly
co.itinue there, until the proposed nee; lines should
be marked out at Lohar Gong, or an opisoitbnity
lumid offer of bringing Gopani Sing to action.
The Medeste frigate sails from hence imme&rely
Fir Penang, and other places to the Eastward.
Campbell, Esq. proceeds in the Modeste to Acheen.
_ .

It is understood that the country ships Fairlie and
Baring will sail together. They are expectel to %.3
to sea in the course of Monday.
Another deverate attempt has lately been mad: in
the upper provinces, on a convoy of public wager.
The atrair occurred within a short distance of Alla.
habai. In this measure, however, the treasurer was
protected by an escort of :30 sepoys, under an
pean officer, who, after a smart action, in which*.
veral were killed and wounded, succeeded in beating
off the dekoits. -
Two sepoys of the 25th Native Infantry were way.
I:lid, robbed, and murdered, about three weeks hgo,
on the Barrackpore road. These men were proceeding
with money to the Presidency, for the purpose of of.
taining drafts for the same, on some of the 144 ml
treasuries ; a circumstance which, it is presumed, must
l.avc been previously known to the assassins."

The last intelligence from the French coast steed,
that the French Ck4ernment were willing to grant
licences for ships to proceed to Holland on the same
terms as they were allowed to trade with France. In
consequence some of the merchants waite.l on the
Board Of Trade, to learn how far the Goverutueat
cfe willing to accede to it ; when it was returned for
answer, that no sanction would be siren to the r.
rangement by the British Government.
The letters from Sweden by the Anholt m.til ex-
press great apprehensions of the immed•ate adupti
of the .2ontinental system in that country. An ex, N.
had been received at Gottenburgh, from Stockholm,
to the purport, that all British Minuractwes and Co.
lonial produce would be confiscated. By .iAciorrs
was expected at Gottenburgh to sce the orders to'
effect carried into exectni m. • •

The Confiscation Decree had been put In-fake at
Menzel, and the proceeds carried to•Frencn ccuusr.
It was, however, intin.ated by the French Consid,
that although the. money arising from the saled tie
coi.fiscated property, was to go into the French Trea-
sury, yet that the gross amount would be se- of
against the arrears of the contributiout due Pram
l'iussia to France. •

In the Cadiz Gazettes we have the proceeding's\
the Cortes, from the 30th ultimo-to the 4th instant,
inclusive.—On the second of these days, the 14"1111
del PALACIO was deer red of the Captain•Generaw,y
of the Kingdom of Arragon ; on the 4th, the
14th, 15th, and lSth, Articles of the Project of
Liberty of the Press were put to the vac and carml
in the affirMattite; out the 341 of DiGeersinr. it "I
determined, that of the nine individuals to campy!
the Censorship of the Press, °Tee thouli Ecr•
astics, zwo from the Juntas of the PrOvinfee, "idle
remainder Laymen of virtue and talents. neda?
of the subsequent day 'terminated with some{

arrangemen:s :cg-arding the Press.
In a Spanish paper we find the answer of Ganvil
MENDIZADAL to an applicaticAs of. the Head
Franciscan Friars for the dOivery Of on* of
Order who had enlisted in his army, which v
has afforded universal satisfacion. It is in 5 abl

as follows:
" The Head of the Franciscan Order has certainly I.Jr:°'
Cardinal Ziatzsuz Dt Ctsitaos, one of the same mid'
done when coentnaudir.g t'ie army which feet 'Orme '
much honour and glory f.ir Seam by enlisting under hi
mend so many friars or his owu order. It at that note hi,
nonce thought of nuthiug else but destroying the Myra,
substituting the Holy Gospel in its ttrad, what Inuatti
now, when the religion of our ferefathers and our mother •
try is in danger ? I have taken a lessen froth ht, Euftectiw
Let the present head of the order send t•o me a list 011
i capable of bearing arms, not furgettiag se:f;,eta!
serving), and we shall all then march and Inc our 1,-111
country! It certainly interests no one more ttian your ;r'
to save the country, that you may remain !lead et Toil
Inspire, then, all your friars, that they may be agents 'n
ble work, banishing away all kind of sloth. Let no o'ht
be beard than that of war against the tyrant, freedom to`
ogr country, and our beloved Ft RD tNAVD the SVI
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SECOND EDITION

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.

STAR OFFICE, SIX O'COCK, P.M.
The House of Commons met this afternoon at Five
lock, pursuant to adjournment. The House was
than we ever recollect to have seen it.
A few minutes after five o'clock, Mr. RYDER rose,
commnnicated to the House the Report of his
-'s Physicians to the Privy Council, which was
tbstance as follows

1. They st.ite his /4,lAusrt to be, AT PRESENT, in-
to attend to public business.
They are UNANIMOUSLY OF OPINION, that his
WILL RECOVER COMPLETELY from his present
and,

N.4P4IL. INT.E.4,LIGNCL

rALmeent, NOVEMUR se.
Sailed the Marlborough p ticket for Plymouth : the
Princess Elizabeth packet for Lisbon, the Express
ditto for Jamaica, the Norton ditto for Cadiz, the
Adventure ditto for America, and the Dispatch dttto
for Berbice, Surinam, &c. are all detained by contrary
winds.—Wind S.W.

Lastly, They POSITIVELY STATE, that an amend.
hAs actually taken place, and that his MA.
is in progress towards recovery !
Mr. RIDEII'S statement was hailed with the most
-)us expressions of satisfaction we ever heard.
hear, hear ! resounded throughout the House

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 27.
No arrivals this day. Sailed the TrntAN, 10 guns,
on a cruize off Havre; and the SCYLLA/ of 18 guns,
to cruize off the Lizard,

several minutes.
Mr. PERCTrAL then rose, and after congratulating
House and the Country (Hear, hear, hear !) on
Report of the Physicians, moved that the House
, now Adjourn for a Fortnight.
gr. WHITBREAD rose to oppose the motion, and
e was left speaking when our reporter came away.
In the House of Lords, the LORD CHANCELLOR
a similar statement, and it was hailed with the
tokens of satisfaction.

THE ARMY.

VOA 'rub STAR.
Cowes, November M.

The Wild M.tn of the Woods, who was sometime
since brought from Ireland as a deserter, and has since
been kept in the hospital of the Isle of Wight depot,
as a maniac, was on Monday lost released by an Or-
der from the War-Office, there being no proof of his
ever having belonged to the army. —The poor fellow
refused to the last, to have any clothing put on him,
assigning as a re:ison, that it would make him per-
spire too much, and that if be now wore clothes, he
should not be able to do without them when he got
back to his former habits of living in the woods,
where he had not the means of procuring any. He
was, however, seat oil in a strait waistcoat.
Your's, Ste. A CONSTANT READLit OF TILE STAR.

The French privateer la Glaneuse, of 14 guns and
90 men, of St. Maloes, has been captured and sent in
here by the NORTHUNIBERLAND, 74., Capt. HOTIIAM.
The Robert, of Plymouth, which was en the ways in
Stonehouse-Pool, undergoing a repair, was yesterday
washed off by the high tide, and hid on her beam-
ends—she will receive considerable damage. The
Dispatch, of Shoreham, bound to Watetford, which
drove on shore near Fowey, in a gale, has been got
off, and is taken into Fowey harbour to repair.
The BRITANSLt hired cutter, Lieut. WILSON, (the
arrival of which from Cadiz I mentioned yesterday)
left there on the 14th inst. in company with a fleet of
eight transports, having British invalids, and French
prisoners and deserters on board. The BRITANNIA
left the following ships of war lying there when she
sailed, viz, the MILFORD, 71., Admiral KEATES'S flag
ship ; Comstrivs, ALFRED, and NORGE, 74 ; EPHERA
brig, WOLVERINE sloop, HOUND and ETNA bombs.
Yesterday afternoon arrived the ship Dorset, of
London, SPLNCE master, from Quebec, with timber
for the Dock-yard at this port ; saded from Quebec
the 12th of October ; the Duke of Clarence, KENT ;
and Juno, MAY, from Oporto, with cargoes of wine
for this port ; the Devonshire, ROWELL ; the Hope,
DRAKE ; and London, HARRIS, from Newfoundland,
with cargoes of fish and oil for this port ; the Mary
and Betsey, SAUNDERSON, from Cork, with provisions
`for this port ; the brig St. George, from St. Salvador,
t with a cargo of cotton, bound to London ; and the
Felicity transport from Cadiz, one of the eight that
sailed with the Britannia ; the other seven separated
in a gale, and are supposed to have gone up Channel.
The ABERCROMBIE, 74, Captain FAHIE, will sail
this week for Basque Roads.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 2s.

The Medical Gentlemen in the service of the Trans-
port Board, have been busily employed at Plymouth,
during the past week, in selecting the aged and infirm
prisoners of war, in order to their being returned to
France : 180 have been selected from the prison ships
at that port.
The Nottingham Militia have returned to Frank-
fort Barracks, Plymouth, after two months duty at
Dartmoor prison—they were relieved by the East-
Kee, who will do duty in Plymouth Garrison, after
I completing their term at Dartmoor.
Upwards of 1000 artillery horses are, it is said, to
be immediately embarked for Portugal.. It is also
said that nearly all the effective infantry in the king-
dom, with two brigades of cavalry, are to he embarked
without delay for the same destination.
The Edinburgh and ' Perth Militias are lying in
Edinburgh Castle.
The 2d battalion 91st, Ist battalion na regiments,
and Renfrewshire Militia—the latter regiment is in
Edinburgh, and the two former are in Musslehurgh
barrack:.

The Kirkcudbright Militia is at Dalkeith.
The Ross.sl;t. e Militia at Leith, in the town and
Yesterday at eleven o'clock a Cabinet Council was barracks, but are to occupy Queensberry House, in
' at Mr. Pence:yen:s house, in Downing-street, the Canongate, which has of late been altered, and
was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, Lords made into very comfortable handsome barracks.
,E.SLEY, LIVERPOOL, BATHURST, WESTMORLAND, There are four troops of the 6th Drazoon Guards
PEN, HARROWRY, and MULGRAVE, Mr. PERCE• at Piershill-barracks ; two troops at Haddington ;
two troops at Perth, and two at Hamilton.
1) Mr. RYDER, Mr. DUNDAS, and Mr. YoRKS.— The 2d battalion 25th, and 2:1 battalion 25th re-
Council sat till twelve, when the Members pro- giments are at Haddington-barracks. A detachment
led to the Council Office, to attend the meeting of of Artillery and Galloway Militia are at the same
the Privy Council. It was the most numerous atten- place.
lince of Privy Councillors ever remembered. The The 4th battalion of Royals are at Dunbar Bar-
crowd of spectators was so immense as to extend from racks.
Whitehall to Downing-street ; and so great was the It is said Government is in contract with the pro-
prietors of a paper-mill, in the neighbourhood of
ere that it was much difficulty the Members I Arrived the BONNE CITOYENNE sloop of war from Pennycook, for the purpose of converting it into a
el get from their carriages. !Quebec, from whence she sailed the 28th alt, with a DepOt for French prisoners, of which a great number
Above 100 Members were present, among whom large fleet : the REVENCE man of war from off Cher- are arrived, and the officers sent on their parole to
the last Administration, the Judges, &c. It is bourgh. Sailed the DExeEttotis with convoy for the Peebles.
course only in ear power to state from rumour, the i Downs.—The West-India and Lisbon convoys are The stores of Stirling Castle are removing to Leith,
for the purpose of making room for a great number
:edings in this august Assembly. We understand i
. brought up in Cowes Roads, aid are expected to sail of prisoners daily expected.
it before the Physicians were called in, it was re- : to-morrow.—Wind S.W. The Martell° tower at the end of Leith pier, for
olved that a series. of questions should be put by the j
DEAL, NOVEMBER 2R. the defence of the harbour, is in a great state of for-
bed President (the Earl CAMDEN) to each. And Came down from the River his Majesty's ships lwardness.
heat that the six leading questions put to the Phy- f Kateeamtoo and RAvEel.—Wind S.W. The 79th regiment, 2d battalion, is at Dundee ;
icians in 1788, were selected, to which was added a i '
SHEERNESS, NOV. at. the Fifeshire militia at Aberdeen ; the 2.1 battalion
78th, and filth Royal Veterans, at Fort George ; the
seventh. Arrived the RANONABLE from Chatham.—Sailed Ayrshire militia at Ayr.
In the former instance, that hin 178 S, but three the ALERT, for Heligoland ; MANIA, for Chatham ; The 9th Veteran Battalion's head-cpiarters are in
questions were put by the Privy Comic it to the Pliy-1
1 and ATTACK, for the Downs. The OBEnoe is taken Edinburgh Castle, and a strong detachment of that
sicians, which were as follow : 1 into dock. regiment is in Orkney : also a detachment of the 6th
" 1. Whether his MA.; es I V. 6 indisposition rendered him fora- CHATHAM, NOVEMBER 21. Veteran battalion in Fort Charlotte, in Shetland.
ptble of meeting his Parliament and of att,,ndi:,g to any sort of ,
public busiaess ?—To this they answered, That he certainly was The TriEMENDOUSI of 74, will be put out of Dock Friday, the 9th instant, the Northumberland regi-
incapable. , on Tuesday next ; she has had a thorough repair, ment of Local Militia, commanded by Lieutenant
."
2. What is your opinion of the duration of his I\l.'lr:sr v s . Colonel HENRY HENEACE ST. PAUL, TOATChed out of
/Wady, andef the probability of a cure :---•ro this they aitsvered, . scarcely an old piece of timber left within her ; she ie I quarters, at Alnwick. On the preceding Monday the
'list there was a great probability of his recovery, but that it was now a very tine ship, and is constructed very dif- regiment was inspected by Lieutenant General I. N.
D • •
=possible to limit the time. i •
feitraly from what she was before. The EDGAR came DAS, in the arkp at Alnwick Castle ; the regiment
" 3. 1:0 yen give this ol.ition front the particular synaptoms
_ passed
the harbour yesterday, so did to-day the WIN in review, performed the manual and platoon
Anis melts re's disorder, or from your ctrri. nee in complaints ; up
If a similar nature ?--To this their general answer was, '1 hat it i c exercise, and manoeuvred for some hours, reerching
' HEL EandPe• fO ••
it itt. CESS 0 RANGE j they are all or-
was fro,“ experience; and having ot,served that the majority of , Sin line, and taking up .several positions in the park,
thrire who were afßieted with the same disease had recovered.' ! dcred to be paid off. The RAISONARLE will Sail to-
according to the nature of the ground. Lieteenant-
-Ann. Register, vol. 31. p. 62. I morrow for
Sheerness, to take the place of the Woe- General Dusams afterwards signified to Lientenant-
• d
The questions put by the Committee appotnte by ,
icHELSEA. Tice Chatham Lighter sailed on Thursday Colonel H. H. Sr. Nut., that he was mach pleased
the two Houses were more numerous ;but they were, for
the Downs.
is well at the answers, precisely to the same effect ; . ABERDEEN, NOV. 4. high state of training, and should report it as such to
Ind so were the questions proposed to the 311yS:c;• • S
I . the Commander in i..s.hiel. On the tollowing day the
The sloop Daphne, Rummer:, of and for this regiment was reviewed by his Grace the Duke of
yesterdey. place, coal heeded, which sailed fiom Sunderland four NoieritumeEttiteri. AU the Officers of the regiment
We have the satisfaction to learn that Dr. Ray- ,
weeks ago, and was seen two days afterwards near were afterwards most splendidly entertained atdinncr,
reins, Dr. Sir HENRY HA VFOLtD, Dr. HEJIERDEN, ,1 the Staples, about the commencement of one of the at Alneick Castle, ley his Grace the Duke df Non-
aril Dr. Wietes, 44 all gave it as their unanimous late gales, has, we regret to state, not since been THUMBERLAND.
" opinion that though his MAJESTY was now incapa- heard of, so that the greatest apprehension is now Captain Cireitemee, of the Ist Guards, had lately
the • entertained for her safety. The brigantine Apollo,
" Isle of attending to public business, they had _ _ .
reported It must fortu lit •i . t esc..pc in Portiigal. Having been
itAisi ,is ieported to have been spoke off Pictota on ordered by General liter, t , o whom he is Aid-de-
" most confident belief of his recovery—that his her voyage to Miramichi, after a passage of four Camp, to reconnoitre some French detachments along
" bodily health had not suffered—that the disorder weeks from Aberdeen. the right hank of the Tagus,. the boat in which he
" was mild—that they were even unanimously of was, unluckily, took ground, opposite a new erected
" opinion, that his MAJESTY would soon be able to The Persian sloop arrived at Portsmouth on Tues- , battery, which opened upon it ; and, while he was
" apply his mind to business." His MAJESTY is said day, from Oporto, sailed from thence with the Trio, i leaning his arm on a soldier's shoulder to steady his
Frederick, and Wargrave, bound to London, and to I spying-glass, a cannon-shot took off the poor fellow's
to have suffered some inconvenience recently, from
call oif Vigo, for the homeward-bound trade at that I head, without doing any injury to Capt. CHURCHILL'S
an obstruction in the bowels ; but it was expected that port. arm, beyond the violent shock of the moment.
hefore the physicians returned, this would be entirely The Active, .Larcome, from Pool to Liverpool, is Four French Captains are reported to have effected
removed. We hear, likewise, that withiu the last .on shore near the former place. their escape on board a fishing boat at Sheerness ;it is
forty-eight hours a material change had taken place I The Popham, Bond, from Cardiff to London, is said a premium of £5OO was given to the fisherman.
taken and carried into Cadiz.
Tuesday se'nnight 6 French prisoners made their es-
it the state of his M Aeesev's mind.
I The Hazard, Meeery, from Bristol to Jersey, is • cape from the CANADA, at Gillingham, by swimming
Dr. BMW S: continued in attendance upon his M.i- :
i taken and carried into Peros. , on shore. Four of them have since been retaken.
SILTY at Windsor, clueing this examination.
I The Rosine Samuelson, from
da_ . , , North America, is Eight. French prisoners made their escape from
An adjourned Privy Council was held this y,
on shore near Cork. Cargo expected to be saved. 'i Dartmoor, having offered several of the sentries '
which was more numerously attended than that of ,
The Good Hoilnung, —, from London to Lis- I money, by which, it is said, they escaped. A Court
yesterday. We understand that Dr. BAILLte was
bon, is on shore near Gosport, but is expected to. be i Martial will be held on the soldiers this week. Six of
examined.' got off. the prisoners have been retakeq.
The following are the Bulletins exhibited this day : Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the The Magistrates throughout the West are (Es-
" vetenson cesetee Nov. 28. ' East India House, when the undermentioned officers . charging all constables under thirty years of age,
Nine. P.M. I were sworn into the command of their respective !according to the Local Militia Act, as several have
• • I been nominated by stewards of manors for the pur-
" His MAJESTY is not quite so well this evening ships, re:
i Captain M. Isaacite. Metcalfe; Captain A. F. W. SWINTON, pose of avoiding the military laws.
as iw Wets ;n the morning." (Signed) 1 Cartiatic, Media. and Deagal.
.. H. R. Ri.IN()LDS. Captain Tao mAS LARK La, Northampton. Bombay and Bengal On the embarkation of the 2d battalion of the Bth
e H eeniv FIALTORD. The destination of the ship Sir William Pulteney i.or the King's) Regiment at Portsmouth, for Hali-
oW. HERERDEN. was altered from Madras and Bengal to Madeira, Ma- I AI, Nova Scotia, rn the 6th of August last, the
aM. BAH.LIE. i dras and Bengal. 1 Officers of the battalion presented the Paymaster,
a R. Wales." The following ships were thus stationed, viz.
MARK Idonosote, Esq. with a Piece of Plate, worth
Cambridge, Lord . Vellington, Madeira, Madras and Bengal. One Hundred Pounds, with the following inscription:
David Scott, Madeira and Bengal. " Virtu: est rola ere Nokias', ! A Memento of Esteem from
New ship building at Chester' Madeira and Bombay. the Officers of the 2d Battalion 6th (or the King's) Regiment of
William PittoLordForlses„ Lady Laslll,,gion; Bengal direct. •
'lnfantry, to MARK HoDOilos, Esq. July, A.D. 1810."

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