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'• TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 11.: alt. •
eiticr oi Wombs THIS DAY AT WILY& frCLOCK f
t: tigt-0•••• 9911—Far Aft. U.
ladle Stock
Palmet-11 poor Copt. Navy 100.4
lung ase.—Buds 99 *OO prrissfullills if $3 pr.

.!. It is reported in the West end of the Town, that
lianient will be assembled before Chrilitasat, for
3e of removing the Suspension of the Hakes
elmrApr Act, end of passing other necessary Bills, pre.
its4atury to a &edition. We know not the mho-
iitywo which the rumour nets: -bat nothing can be
more natural,- than such reports, even if unfocaded,
when thecirtumstances are considered Ur which the
COvatri is p aCed, at this munsentOiy the ente-
pected death of our much'!. sleeted Penitent. A sub-
ject of a very delicate nature is every where discussed.
...Mire are-told, in some 01 the daily Paper!, in their
**elation/ respecting the Successide to the Throne,
t " the PRINCE REGENT himself may yet have
!jou." In common lite this (mould have bet one
ineaning--tbe .PatiNeass of Wiliam has not reached
that Lillie of life which would precludesoFh a hope.
tila
But tbese speculators look at something else, sittivok-
ing to the morals of the na;ion ; and can 'vett talk of,
~',.• the principal obstacle to the measure being now re.
4noved."—Away with every compromise of public'
'virtue. Let the unmarried Royal Dukes.be entreated
't • look around them for suitable spouses, and little
fear neetr‘be entertained. fur the sectsritfof the 'sue::
cessioti in the liueal blood of our venerable Iwo I

The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this Morning.
Marshal MaataoNr has. arrived at Paris from his
mission to Lyons, fnd has had a private audience ag•
the Kum. • .
A letter from. Trun state!, that many of the regi-
me:as in the North of Spain who had been °Ogled
to .march to the Portuguese frontiers, have received
*counter orders, directing them to remain in their re-
`spective garrisons, from which
.it 'is concluded that.
the differences between the" Spairish dud Portuguese
Courts have been brought, or are in the course cf
being speedily brought to an amicable' ddirmittatioa.
The Viceroy of Poland has issued a Circular for
'the Convocation of the Did and Comment Assem-
blies of the. Kingdom. Each district is. to appoint
osfe Delegate, and each Communal Asiembly ens
Deputy. For the Noblest' there.will be 77 deputies.
N--40e the Coq.sawas sl•aq" dusts Rim will is all
oasis of let Members. 7 •
The Styrian Dieg ei et this ineikett asistabled at
Grate, and is occupied. it appears with Pew 'Mgt
important delibetatioas. T 1), Stites et. the Ards!
&ter of Aostsia beve...t4seedy aiiinliata Abair
Souk*. Those of the iieratayate Ketivie, ars
eeavoked to most at Drums.
`French Five per Coats. 7th Nutr,-cBsfr. 30f. •
HA.MBURGH MAIL.
• The Mail of this morning informs us of the arrival
the ALUANDER with the Empreues Eu-

Emperor
salient and 14AMIA, the Grand Duchess Amax.
Dawn, and Prince Wia.uau of Prussia, at Moscow,
on the 18th of September. The Emperor had beew
on a tour through the Western and Southern Pro.
'rotes, and the Empress joined him (roil Peters-
iporigh before he entered the antient capital of the
Empire. They are occupied in Russia is improving
Conveyance of the Mails. Something like our
Moil-coach syitem Is about to be adopted on the
Principal roads of that Empire.
T. number of vessels entered at Petersburgh has
• enter' in this than. in any fOrmer year zup to
die SOth September. (0.5.) there arrived 1657 and
sailed -1364. The increase is partly ascr'ib'ed to the
'enitsaidtritEr in corn during the year:
For three days previous to the 18:h of Pitobsi,
what the snail left Pststsbargh. Oen; had been hstd
• sod there was every Indication of linearly winter.'
The squibbtiog of parties in Prussia, end the way,
which they manifest their porialitiee, will amuse
. Readers who can sake a atore:rtrectanly to dn.
- their opinions, than that of hernias booktot
opposite creeds in either Polities or religion.
iskits,l4oTioakkk • • •
sioN oar Stains. 'be Stern not to thiriti'art.
• eons bank, we hear strange things, Which
Own se ta ebbed. Woman ties pa, ranhappgy.
'ive do Oat live is die ale of:llewStketive eelewlwatkw.
.of Mumination. 4f• tolerance of the cipiaii:sn of others,.
boil amity, and.. all social yinuest' but in thit
youthfal *sips*
spirit, Urination Of opinion, 101.4111.14, .• let torsli
roist 8 .019 amity, assehtbled. Watthietyy eft
at October, with Preipeoe Abed atopir
heads whe ammo he Of OA Rsw Pitritka
bossitbstetitings at bleinti..Voo fits se, • '
Diesifittei and several other ape* semi eni.
. .
ten I they aim 4odslintv4.lo *edam% lo:oentempt
• "slasdiag armies, ranklei of militia/ eigforw,
and hi wain of"tbs time, -Off Aet sf *Loured
maw* r Bet kolican it be ethoroll* Whit an
ass Is toads leader of* bind, AdiM buoteimenis
Way 1...3'0 the MAW erifee:4o,lofdtitt4f Mlle, we
.0"; add, that thviiiid lie the. 'Ol4. est share it
this &very - fts bet 14! the most mime&
'of die proseedlowit!dlV...,*l 01,1''
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burnt, Archer's Jodaism. Ancilion's Political Con-
itillitioo, Goelltss' raribiends. Dtibelow on the 15th
Aidek of the Act of Congress, Kosegarien's Speech
Aingalieleon's Birth-day, goisebue's German His.
*7, Sebmalsoe Writings. *c. An advertisement,
.sigaed by Professor Fries,' of Jena. contradicts a re-'I,
rm Which had been circuited, that they had burnt i
same parts of the Acts of Congress.
Yesterday Is the great festival of the Reformation.l
some scenes of Wenses famous Drawl' df Lather,"
were performed in the Theatre bat. • 1
As M. Manasseh, who acted the part of biker,
*appeared, loose voices acclaimed, *0 Down with the,
Reformation," soon many ether voices joined, but,
'the greater pait of the public greatly disapproved of
this interruption. which. however, increased so that
it was oecessaq to-drop the catsais. -and it wpm Rot
quieted till-the police; assisted by the gem d'amms.
prs.
arrested about 20 students and conveyid them to •

soy. The public was so incensed against them, that
emouthen arrested, it was difficult to prevent
being ill.treated. After order was restored, thew:twee
were all acted, and will be repeatedto.day.
On the 30th October the onion of the two Proles-,
tact Churches tray solemaind with doe ceremony.
The Clergy of bah churches, the Royal Toadly, Ike.
were present on the occasion.

Iv rTGAIRD, PCTODEIt SS.

The vintage has begun today, best it will be very
unfavourable. because the night, of7se 17th October,
when the thainonseter was at 1( Mow freezing. has
destroyed all the hopes of the far greater pin of the
grapes becoming ripe. , A great part of the inhabi•
tans of Wsartembefg. who live wholly by the culti-
vation of the vine, are thus reduced to poverty and
despair; and, notwithstanding the.warnings that have
been received of the misfortunes of so many emi-
grants. it is (eased that thousands more will have re-
course to this attempt!,
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The report 'nods more and more, that after the
completion or* osinvissation of the interior, and
particulaily or the: IllimOrs, the Assembly of the
Suites will be:nalled topther, it the end of February.

THE/Alt& Y.

stmt* detachment of the 19th Regiment of
Light Dragoons; dismounted, are arrived at Wey-
mouth, to take Char*e of the horses belonging to the
23d Dragoons, lately disbanded. They are a very
fine body of young men, Who hare been recently
tr4ined as Lancers, end are commanded by Lieute-
nant-Colonel Ltus. The beedluatterstit the Regi-
twit are at Romtord.
antaiday sensight, a troop of she Scots Greys, or
pyat Dragoons, strived at Perth, whore they
ate 6: be "farmed &ring the ensuing winter.

114f1'AL ItetiLLIGSNCE.
. • nuiprist toposset a.
Wind 11,W.-4lrritied the Duckenheld, Pump;
from Liaidon'fbk Simeicall and Jane and Matilda,
Comiburn; frond Plynfondi The St. Miefteers ; also
arrived thrMititinif transport, freed PornfineidhlOY
Cerk. The Minerals parted from the !Linnetsley
Castle off die Lizard hew night; she is supposed to
have bore up for Plymotnh.—Pot back the Awes.
CABBAGE, which sailed from hence for Venice on the
6th instant ; she. is Very leaky, and must discharge
her cargo.
PORTIIMOOII4, NOVEMBER to.
Wind S.S E.—Sailed the Dorah, EDWARDS, for
Madras and Bengal.
DEAL, NOVEMBER to.
Wind S. W.—ArriVed and sailed for the Rivet
the RosAluo sloop of war, from Portsmouth ; and
WiUia n, WiLtiaais, from Leghorn. Arreied. the
Asia, Onsisitz;trom Hamburg", fur Batavia. Cease
ddwn from the River the Princess of Wales, James,
Somersetshire, and Sir Godfrey Webster, for Ja.
mama ; Sisters, for Demerara ; Mentor, and Mary,
tor Oplieto; Fortitude, how Nevis; Colonist, for Bar-
bAdaes jiliriton, for " Bengal; and -his Majesty's
schoooief Ttoseen,.from Sheerness.
IIAitWICH., NOVEMBER to.
WIVIAV.S.W. —Arrived the Lady Nepali pac-
ket,,, Mallell*Of or bawd, from Cuxhaven.
'olllltVgiiiND, NOVEMBER 10.
Reeked she Prima of loos Osbourn, Ladd i Dub at York
Flyer: 1144080 T. llhks ar4 34111.4ketieT• from 11411onliplit
fame*, Lease, ado Carne; TS rte no.sys, Witoolq Bum
Lisbon • Clo, Doylies, from Qoebre ; Rlorsardq Nokia; Rota
actuor;rs t PahisM, Monier, from Qodese I and the Coodor,
front Oasssaharon:-4aßod tau Nevado% /Ward, and
Mend n, Moss*, for Goose* JPOl•alainee• Of-botot
Am,
A Beaky, for Bahia; Marione of Anglesey Wagon,
' (fated; Marlon of Aileron, Widnes, for Aaterorp; boo
Wetness, for Haatborgb; Voribrien, WO% fee Skids; as
Audads, Illottoehe foe Soo/Mobs

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cuirromatousa, tioniffiat •
SEI PS IBS TS II SE iNWAIISSo.. UFOS SWUM IdBIIker.SOMIS
Bourdsaus; Thing PIA. Sada t Marla Eon t talW &Meal%
onsasek, from Onossd ; • Ana's's, baby, from Wag; %vow
huge, Rap i hfireoriess, Ossibrod; Courier, Hoek; and
Pubes ad Sass Cohen% Ladd, from Ituatordam ; Donut, Han,
trona Lisbon; Casnolin. Aroma, Inmat Wasn't+, ; Oidirrised,
Athos, from Apra; Hareinsa, Hutton, and Thais, Stan.
ford, from Patsrabargh ; donnas, Turnbull, him Quebec ;
'rah Hilesenty, from (Wats ; Gratified,. I.vekett, from Gongs;
bean ; Ann sad Dorothea; Alba, from
hisdairs; *ad Hannah. h4ore tress bents&
Oartwasss.—Tbs Caniaberee, Shown, jits. be Dastrdeatti ;
semi Tome, llOWett, *Nem s.d Itssom.

The LaViteikallistiimes' ef the Admiralty W.
beeikidiiia fa pettiest* esphdn BASIL HALL, 01 tbS 1
MILS, to the rsih of Post-Captain.
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JANIS Heensiteen, Esq. late of the Rivon, is sp-
Owed Purser of the Queen Charlotte, is the root
di Hums Souaavum, Esq. decee•ed. . ,
Captain Gamma MlC.lnunr (of Gosport), of his
Majesty's ship BMW/INK, bearing the tLeg, of Adis&
ael Sir Quetta. RowLer, at the Nore, is appointed'
Lsens of the Captaios of the Royal Hospital, at Graesse.'
with, ill lie woos of Catotain N. PO/ULM(' de:riled:*
Tbe Doke of amoebas's was at Aug sbo erg, on the
4Oa olt. returning irons Italy to Pads sod Englaott.
'rho Earl of Reenontaapte, on occasion of tilii
*FT event of his sbn, ViSCOSPt GLZKOACIri. COMilyo
ots the 26th October, slave dalneOens tbat igcp
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1 THE ,L4IE rltiNcEm CHARLOTTE.

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The day has been appointed for performing the last
sad duty to our beloved and lamented Process 3 and
an this day c'anight the tooth will receive into its
cold and silent embrace the wreck of her youth and
loveliness. With what distrusting circumstafites has

the °peeing of the Royal Vauk at Windsor been
attended on each successive melancholy occasion
To rhe death of the Princess AMELIA was the sub•
Sequent seclusion of our venerable Sovereign parti-
cularly attributed i and now it is our fate to lose the
pride and boast of our country—the hops of our
Royal Hoare—the future Sovereign, whom we had
all enthroned in our hearts, and whom we had, by
anticipation, presented with the ready offering of
mibemisled ditty. But now the grave receives a
double sacriice—the Mother and her child, consigned
to it under circumstances that particularly demind
the sympathy of every generous or feeling heart.

NoOthers Of the Nobility and Gentry continue to
Make their logitries at Carlton House. The health
of the Parses mear, we understand, tam not au-
terially suffered by the weight of his affliction. His
RdTAL . HIGHNESS has the consolation M know he
contributed by every means in his power to that hap-
piness which his beloved daughter and the nation's
hopeful heir erijOyed, during her period of wedded
lore, which promibed 43 lair.

" CLAREMONT, NOVi!MBER 10.
Mandl/ morning, Nihe o'Clock.
MCBANTING arrived here last evening, from
alteNdikg the QUEEN at Bath, to make areangements
for the universailh-lamented P,incess CHARLOT/C.
The infant of the Palmas was enlbalmed on Friday,
by Sir E. Home, Sir D. DUNDA4. the King's Serjeant
Surgeons, and Mr. Nstrtt.t.a, the Surgeon Extraor-
dinary to the Princess ; accompanied by Mr. BRAM);
the Apothecary to the King, fur whom it is tuetonst:
ary to attend upon these occasions. The operition
of opening the body took place after that upon the
body of the Patxcrss had been completed.

di The Duke of GLOUCESTER, in his vi.it of con.
dolence to Prince LEOPOLD, yesterday, remained here
near three hours; having arrived a little before two
o'clock, and did not lean till near five. His Rovm.
'Monne= had travelled all night froth Weymouth :
be arrived here in a very private manner, having no
ont.riden. He came with post horses, and a foot•
man in the dickey.—The Duke of CUMBiIIiAND tra.
I welled in the same manner."

" CLAREMONT, NOVPJABIR 10.
Afaaday, row eCkick, v. M.
" Thw following Bulletin was iuued today respec.'
alb Prince LEcrotia's health :

• frovauste 10. •
;?,.Jiis Serene Highaess the Prince LEOPOLD has
losiMla rather a calm Men. end is something better
tbis morning. (Signed) 4 STOCKalrikno*

" The signature afrached to it is that of his Serene
-Highness's resident Physician, who accompanied his
to England, and who has constantly resided with the
Palms since.

N The Duchess of Yont arrived here last evening
from Oatlands, to pay a visit of condohnce. VIP
COunt CASTLIRRAGH arrived this morning, soon after;
ten o'clock, for a similar purpose. The Noble Vis.
count remained but a short time. The inquiries after
the state of Pri Law= increase daily.
't The mahogany coffin is which the remains of
the lovely and ever-tabe regretted Pribeess CHAR.
kirre are deposited is lined with white satin, ele-
gantly trimmed; the bolster and pillow are covered'
with white satin ; the whole is fitted up and ornamen-
ted la the handsomest manner such a solemn recep-
tacle will admit of. It is reported to-day that the fu-
neral will not take place till to-morrow se'onight."

* BATH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9.

a Her litaterrv. accompanied by her Royal High-
ness the Prisons Emsarru, took her departure for
Londdia at Imo o'clock yesterday morning.

it A senwon was preached this morning at the
*Nor by. the Rev. Mr. SUITMI choosing for his
teat-4 Behold, hippy is the man whom Gob cor.
reeteth; therefore, despise not thou the chastening of
the ALlllollTY'—which afforded, tn • the vegetable
Preacher ample scope for the display of that learning.
and ability with which he is 'endowed, and on the
present occasion to have•exerted appreptiatelyti and
in so impressive a manner, is to drawlrequenegushes
of tears from the ctmgregation, which was exceed-
ingly numerous, from
.11 &rite to liejr.thttt greatly.
respected Chaplain."

" BRIGHTON; Novr.matit
si The. national calamity occasioned by the death
of the most amiable and sincerely beloved Piineess
Caii.atorn, has ceased a sensation' in this town !Ma"
deep *id lteertielt for language' to deseribe. Fiery.
one appeoys to hive:felt it as a:dreddfig mNffi
attaching: to bis own Papally, andlesevy counteaince
bas shed that iriWardkeling a whiehiaisseth ehinistr
and which it will be long imixiibilsO• for agesifse4
satiny. to ihaki of, and neier toterfitet: The iarifkit
clams of public amusement are now stripped of th*
,power to amuse, and glean and paelatacholfhni4
complete possesiion of the town. .The arrivals 04
the. last leek were bat *Mode:alty the' del-411;014
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.4mm paratively, were mulattoes." .-
Lawzletaiviimita 10.
" The arrival of the I..;eation Priaitt &Infos Friday
--okingr!inoitociaz the me:petted brit ever-i 0441
-di ofible lonlitit4. 4 meet unipronaapi

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beloved t 4. women, her Royal Highness the Princes:
CNAaLOTTI of WALES, gave a shock not to be de.
scribed to the whole population of our town. The
mournful countenances, the genuine expression, of
grief, and the solemn sound of the doleful knell which
succeeded, all combined to mark indelibly the mr.
lancholy day. The Theatre WAS very properly ehed
in rEeseja.oieision. , and in .fine The same SOITI*IOI
Ceding pervaded all ranks of society, and even Sollitztt
theloWest, signs of condolence appeared manifest."

WEYMOUTH, NOVEMBER ft.
a The afiliating news of the death of our eeette.
be lamented Princess CHARLOTTE was hetived haft
by especial express at the Lodge, and occasioned a
general sensation of grief and sorrow, more easily
conceived than Aticribed. The Palace became 41
immediate seesPef general mourning,. and the I'm
it produced on the feelings of the DUKE 4, je.
cites: were equal to-the heavy loss the Royal Family
as well as the country have sustained.

..4 In consequence of this d?reful ci.as!ronhe. the
Theatre and all the Public Places wet.. • •
Grand Rout, to which near one hu. 7, mns
were invited, to have taken place at 11•:...•••-.,;
HENNING% was Imniediately put off. In shots, rJ
ranks joined in, payinj,the last tribute of respect to
the•memory of a Princess whose public.an.l private
virtues were so well known and experienced is
town. Toils day the Royal Party and attendants
kit us."

06 SOUTHAMPTON. NOVEMBER I

N Yesterday, on The arrival-eit the Inelanchnly in-
telligence of the decease of her Royal Highness the
Pt incest Cotant.orys AuousTA;'consort of his Lerene
Highness the Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE COBOURG,th4
lawn, ever first on the list for in loyalty and attach.
anent jo Governracnt, :manifested in sorrow on the
deeply lamentable occasion, by displaying the lig;
iripiourning, •half Mast high, on the tcp3 of tl,e
ameba, towers, Bar-gate, Ice. as likewise the
in the Riirel: Tbe Theatre and all public plAc:s
amusement are also shut up. A meeting, which EA;
convened to be Wild this day, to discuss the propriety
of forming aSociety to supersede the use of climbing
boys in sweeping chimnies, is postponed till further
notice.—... When the n lancboly intelligenceof the de.
cease of hos-Royal Highness the Princess CHAR.
Loire arrived at;Christchurch, an expression of the
deepest sorrow pervaded the whole town. The shops
wit.: instantly clans!, the great bell tolled, and th,l
sombre appearance of the place demonstrated ii.t
feelings of all on this mournful occasion..

" WINCHILSTER, NOVEMBERe.
do When the unexpected and heartrending
pine of the death of her Royal Highness the Pril•
cess CHARLOTTF, reached this city, it caused a si-
multaneous expression of sorrow ; melancioly as
depicted in every countenance, and the muurntul
knells from the Cathedral and other Churches
cated the general dejection. kr the Princess the
country have to deplore the loss of one who, to the
most amiable qualities that adorn the female mind,
united the character of a genuine Englishwoman.—
Proud of her country, she respected its manners, she
admired its consitution, and venerated its religion.l
Warmth and openness of heart marked her couduc:
through life, and she was beloved by all who had sal
opportunity of' acquiring a knowledge of the many
excellent qualities she possessed.
w Thus has this amiable Princess, her country'sll
pride and hope, been suddenly snatched away at the
very moment when we werecengratulating ourselves
with the pleasing hope of her presertation from im-
minent peril, and anticipating the public and private
happiness which her life would have afforded. But
an all-wise PROVIDLNCZ, kyr its own inscrutable ends,
has willed it otherwise—therefore let us not pre•_ume
to murmur ; but seriously contemplate this awful vi•
sitation, and reflect upon the uncertainty of human
life, and the instability of all sublunary grandeur."

The following Memoies of the Princess CHAR•
LOTT'S will, at this time, be found interesting to Out
Readers.: •.. .

la Carlton Heise was the Palace in which Prin.
ten CatanLorre drew her fire breath, between the
hours of one and two in the morning. of the 7th 4,
January, 1796, when there were present, the Dukecf
GLOCCESTRRi the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, IF.O
LOAD HIGH CHANCELLOR. the LORD PRESIDENT of hit
MAJESTY'S COUNCIL. the Duke of LEEDS, the LOD
CHasaittittatur, and Mama of the Hotta (Earl
(Jitisitt) to the Palma of WALE!, Lord THWILCire
;and the I.adies of her Royal Highness's (Paints! of
,•Wat.es's) own Bedchamber.

t 4 though born to Royalty, esnnotl
Ihe.aboolutelY-said to have spent her first days amid!:
the splendour of a Court, as it appears that on the
429th of that' month, when the City of Louden v.lf
anxious to present an Addiets of congratulation
that happy event to his knyal Highness. the Ca/
Remembrancer was informed by Lord CHOL
env, th it being under the necessity of dismissing ho
wootablisbrnent, he was unable to receive those clap's-
tulatory compliments in a manner suitable to !il
"mks ankfrith the ardent 'respect due to the Cariut
oethrrEisspire ; but at the same time he expressed his
'en regret in not having• it in his power to chew
erseggird for the good wishes of the City of Lon.
don towards himself and the Princess of Worm.

T trace her 'Royal Highness's progress through
heryarious stages of education, would be little more