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London, England, 1811-09-07 00:00:00

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WININSoII CASTLE, wt. t.
de Its MAJESTY continues in the same state as yes.
ter& y. (Signed)
01, It. HALFORD. "W. MUSERDEN.
4' Si. BMW& 44 R. WILLIS."
Witansno, Seta. 6.—Yesterday his Royal Highness
the PRINCE REGENT arrived from Oxford, where he
slept the night before, and remained with the QUEEN
till past seven, when his ftnyal Highness took his
leave for London, and is expected to return this day.
The PRINCESSES have not taken their usual rides this
morning, but accompanied her MAJESTY to Frog-
Inore.—We continue very dap no visitors or arrivals,
nor any thing stirring from the Castle t all quite quiet,
and every thing kept a secret respecting the KING.

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday was the day appointed by his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT to receive the Spanish
Ambassador. About three o'clock the Duke de
I'INPANTADO, accompanied by Admiral APODACA
and Mr. CHESTER, the Assistant Master of the Cere-
monies, arrived at York House, St. James's Palace,
where his Excellency was received by the Marquis
WELLESLEY, who introduced him into the presence of
the PRINCE REGENT. His Excellency was most gra-
ciously.received by his Royal Highness, anctaftet-
wards his Excellency had a private audience, and de-
livered his credentials.
His Royal Highness afterwards held a Privy Conn-

Board of Trade, the First Lord of the Admiralty,
the three Secretaries of State, and the Lord Chan-
cellor of Ireland.
Vi.count CHETWYND and Mr. &Um attended as
Clerks of the Council.

After the Council, his Royal Highness gave audi-
ences to the MarquisWELLEst.EY, Earl of LIVERPOOL,
Earl BATHURST, Lord MANNERS, Messrs. PERCEVAL,
RYDIR, and YORKE.

The account of the Duke of Suss= yesterday at
IC ensington Palace was, that his Royal Highness
was very indifferent.

Yesterday, Mr. YORKE entertained a select party of
Naval Officers with a grand dinner, at his house in
the Admiralty.
Yesterday, Mr. Secretary RYDER entertained a se-
lect party of friends with an elegant dinner, at his
house in Great George street.
Mr. JONES Bintritrr (brother to the Baronet) has
publicly avowed himself a candidate for the Borough
of Southwark.
The Earl of SEFTON is perfectly recovered from his
late accident.
Lord CALRDON is expected to return from his Go-
vernment of the Cape of Good Hope by the next
ships that arrive from India.
Mr. Lurrom, who is going out as Ambassador to
Constantinople, embarked on Thursday last at Ports-
mouth, on board the Argo, which sailed imme-
diately for the Mediterranean. He was accompa-
nied in the carriage to the sally-port, by Admiral Sir
•R. CURTIS, and Lieut.-General WIIKTHAP4. A Cap-
tain'sguard preceded thecarriage. On the barge's leav-
ing the beach, a salute was fired from the platform.

Monday last, CHARLES SHORT, Esq. was elected
Mayor of the Corporation of Bedford, and the Rev.
Doctor HUNT and JOHN GREEN, Esq. Bailiffs, for the
ensuing year.
Lord G. CAVENDISH is the purchaser of the rever-
sion in fee of and in the manor of Casterton Parva,
near Stamford, consisting of Tolethorpe•hall (the pre-
sent residence of S. R. PYDELL, Esq.) five farms,
besides other houses, and 1,098 acres of land, toge•
ther with 47 acres of land in Ryal, and the perpetual
advowson to the living of Casterton, after the decease
of Lord and Lady POMFRET. His Lordship bought
the whole for £17,050.
We have already stated, that in consequence of
Mr. Forrza's negotiation in America having been
suspended, some decided measures were about to be
adopted by our Government with respect to that
cot: fury. One of the measures will be a retaliation
in the Non-Importation Act of the American Con.
gross.--This sobject, we understand, chiefly .occu-
pied the attention of the Council which was yesterday
hell by the PRINCE REGENT ; and an Order of Coun-
cil 1, said to have been signed, which will very shortly
mike its appearance, prohibiting American vessels
from entering British ports, except such as are laden
with flour and wheat, and providing that they shall
carry back freights, the produce of this country or of
its colonies.
The men who were said to. have been found in
arms at the capture of the Isle of France, to the num-
ber of 45, are now on board the guardsliip at Ports-
mouth, waiting their trials.
An Edinburgh Paper describes a cabbage, in the
garden of James Cunningham, Esq. of Kelso, of so
en 3rmous a size, as to cover with the external leaves a
air:uit of 18 feet, and measuring in the solid body of
the plant, 39 inches in circumference.
It will not be unpleasant to our readers to hear that
guineas have lately fallen in value in France 15 per
cent. The reason alledged for this is, the great pro.l
bability of war between France and Russia.
As another proof of the hostility of BONAPARTE to
newspapers, we have reason to believe that the Ham-
burgh newspaper, called the Boma Halle, has bee-
sesppressed.

batons CotNctortcca.—Acomplaint was made to
ilte Magistrates of Marlborough-street Office, by a
person of the nan2a of Joh,: Bull, against a man of the
r ame of Butcher, for over-driving and ill-treating an ox.
Thursday a most dreadful battle took place at the
bqp of St. Alban's-street an& St. James's-market, be-1
tween a shoemaker and a man who frequents it with
a Jack-ass and panniers with fruit. After several
rounds, the Jack-ass titan, who was in a state of in-
toxication, and had given very abusive language, re-I
calved a very severe blow from his adversary, which
was planted in the pit of the stomach ; he laid on the
around for a considerable time without shewing any
signs of lite. There being no medical assistance at
hand, he Vi,ls tAken to St. George's Hospital in a
19,014 daageroos state.

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