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London, England, 1811-02-11 00:00:00

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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PARIS, JANUARY 4.
Palace of the Thailleties, Dec: 30.
.Napoleon, Emperor of the French, acc. &c. Scc.—
It•having been represented to us by the Baron Coque-
ben Montbret, principal director of the Douaniers in
Holland, that great abuses,prevail there, and particu-
larly that some merchants have by the criminal ne-
glect of Pierre. Duval, and Jean Grosbois, Douaniers,
secreted English manufactures to the amount of sixty-
thousand francs, our Governor-General of Holland is
directed to order the trial of the said Pierre Duval and
Jean Grosbois conformable to the-regulations of the
civil code. The property is hereby directed to be for-
feited. (Signed) NAPOLEON.
By order of the Emperor MICE of 11ASSANO.
HAMBURGH, JANUARY 14.
Commercial men are informed that the tariff on
merchandize had been approved, and that conse-
quently reckoning. from the 16th inst. there will be
no opposition to introduce by Hamburgh colonial
produce remaining in Holstein, the declarations of
which have been received at the Custom-house of
Hamburgh, since merchants can now neither pay in
specie or kind.
JAN. 17.—The corps of Danish sailors, the advan,
ced guard of which was reviewed on the Bth, passed
this morning through Hamburgh, on their way to
Antwerp. They observed on their march the greatest
order and good discipline.

t, DEC. 10.
The confiscated Tenerife cargoes are now selling
by public auction, at very high prices. Our course of
exchange has improved these last past days. The
yearly market at Makatna, on the Volga, was last sum-
mer very considerable ; goods to the amount of
30,000,000 rubles were sent thither, and the amount
of the articles sold exceeded 20,000,000 rubles.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
s per Cent. Cons. money, 65F—.ace. 66f.
Reduced 660-4 per Cent. ssf
5 per Cent. Navy 94—Exch. Bills Ss. 61. prrm.
Bonds, 265. 275. prem.

" WINDSOR CASTLE, FEBRUARY 9.
" His MAJESTY is in all respects as well today as
he has been during the last two days."

(Signed by all the Physicians.) •
" WINDSOR.CASTLE, FEBRUARY 10.
•44 His MAJESTY continues to advance towards re-

fiery." (Signed as usual )
la WINDSOR CASTLE, FEBRUARY 11.
u His MAJESTY remains in all respects as well as
f4r the last few days. (Signed)
BAILLIE. W. HEBERDEN. R. WILLIS."
'Friday afternoon the Ktsci was considered so much
recovered by his Physician; attending him, that they
allowed the QUERN and Princess AUGUSTA to have an
interview with him. The meeting was of course,
very interesting. It being also the opinion of the
Physicians that his MAJESTY might have interviews
with all his family by degrees, the Duke of York left
town on Saturday morning, for the purpose of seeing
his Royal Father on that day or yesterday. The
Duke of CUMBERLAND left town an Saturday about
one o'clock, we presume for the same object. The
Duke of SUSSEX arrived at Windsor Castle yesterday,
at half past one.
Saturday his MAJESTY appeared in public for the
'first time since the commencement of his indisposition.
The weather proving very mild and fine, his Mairsry
came out of Windsor Castle about twelve o'clock, at.
tended by three of the Physicians, who accompanied
him to the east walk of the Terrace, so as to be in
full view of the Park ; they continued walking there
till one o'clock, when the KING returned to the Castle
to _dinner. His MAJESTY appeared in very good
health, not having lost much flesh, and in high spi-
rits ' • conversing with the medical gentlemen the
whole time. He was dressed in a blue great coat,
over his mourning. The unexpected circumstance of
his MAJESTY appearing in public soon spread through
the town of Windsor, and crowds resorted to the Park
to see him; several attempted to go on the Terrace,
but were prevented by the sentinels, the order for
preventing strangers from walking there continuing
in force.
Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, the LORD
CHANCELLOR arrived at Windsor Castle, and had an
audience of the KING for a considerable time. At
three o'clock his Lordship set off on his return to
London.
Saturday morning.the QUEEN and PRINCESSES took
an airing to Maidenhead and Taplow.
Yesterday morning the QUEEN and Pnrwcassrs
eard divine service performed in Windsor Castle.
Lord RIVERS and Colonel Caret, came into wait;
ng at St. James's Palace yesterday, as Lord and
room of his MAJESTY'S Bed-chamber,
Saturday orders were given by the VICE CHAMBER-
MN for the Messengers under his.controul, called the
ipg's Messengers, who attend his MAJESTY hen in
.wn, to take the official bores and dispatches to the
.üblic. offices; ice. to attend the Puma litcoan upon
e same duty.

iii:Veterday morning the PRINCE REGENT tont an air-
in his carriage. In the evening his Royal Highness
d a numerous party to dine at Carlton House.
iy
We'uoderstand the days fixed on for public business
the PRINCE I? Tangs T are as fallow :—This day his'
oyal Highness held 4 Privy Council; to-morrow
goes to Windsor to see the King; on Thursday the
1.:(40311.4v0tt and the Corpmation of the City of Lon-
''don will lle received by his Royal Highness with their
Wdresss. on the same day it is evected that the itg,
ognia of I,ondpit will mate his report to his Royal
lighness'in Council, of the convicts capitally-coo
ricua at the different Sessions at the Old Dailey since
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