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' 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 241.
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THE KING.
1" gi wInDSOR•CASTLE, DECEMBER 21.
iThe Km° has had very good night, and is
belta (Signed,as usual.)
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46 WINDSOR CASTLE. pee. 22.
" His MAJESTY has passed a quiet night, and is
much tit same as he was yesterday."
(Signed as usual.)

• Mich: Papers to the 18th arrived list night, from
whiat mrt hilve given a few articles, with farther ex-
tracts from the German Papers received )esterday by
the Bags from Anholt. The p;incipal article which
they present, is one frarn Munich, stating, that on
the 26th Ult. a Royal Decree WAS published, taking
a the sequestration from colonial produce, which,
under certain restriction', may now be exported as
well a$ sold. for borne consumption. This Decree ex -
ptess)i eicludeifrom its benefits English manufae-
ttires of •everi'desirlption,
An article from Presburgh states, that negociations
for an Anvistice between • the Tuzics and Russians
have beet" resumed : the terms are said to have been
dtcti^
Circumstance the latter, a eireustance from which.wt
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rviax r. es drat the 'forks have offered some severe
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Lord Gnatalvierat entertained a large party of No.
lima; on Wednesday, at Camelford House, with a
isri . si RR, T. •
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At., Copenhagen a manifest variation had. taken
place in public opinion, against the French, and in
f a val.r of the British intcre.t, principally occasioned
by the supposition; that the new Swedish Crtowr
PnwcE contempleted the annexation of Zealand to
the kingdorh of Sweden.
The advices from Russia are by no means consola-
tory ; they. a; r ize us that it is in the contemplation
of the Cabinet. of St. Petershargh totally to prohibit
the introduction of British manufactures, and to im-
... t' se increased duty upon colonial produce, in corn—
'..,: . • The ?let:ry generally denominated,
" The toatinental- lf
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'the Danish Goierurnent adopted the Decree, for
burning British goaids; if found in Denmark.
' The fever which lately prevailed at Cadi;:' has en.
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tare.ty ceased ;hut we ere sorry to learn that the yel-
low fever has made its appearance at Teneriffe, and
that 100 of the inhabitants of Santa Cruz died in one
month. • ,
The French Papers that were wanting to complete
our series to 1.):.! 14th instant, have all waived except
those of the WI, but they present nothing of im-
portance.
Letters were resterdity received from Bourdeaux,
dated the 11th instant, in which it is affirmed, that
the Essex frigate, from the United States, had arrived,
on the 4th, at an adjacent port. •
• Mr. and Mad. DESHAYES, with Madamoiselle Ceo-
TILDE , the new female 'dancer, from Paris, arrived at
Deal on Wednesday. Their arrival completes the
greatest Opera establishment that ever was in this
country, or perhaps in any other at the same time.
EXTRACT or A LETTER F30:11 JEItSEV-14 As the
winter approached, we begin to have our usual fears
of a visit from
.the enemy, whose preparations along
the coast, from all accounts, seem very formidable ;
but every confidence is reposed in the fine regular re-
giments stationed here : the two which last arrived,
.vis. 26th and 77th, arc nosy nearly recovered from
'the Walcheren fever, and the latter of these corps
'baying been encamped during the summer, has just
marched into Barracks, previous to which the officers
• pave an ellevnt entertainment to the Ladies of the
island, in consideration of the marked attention and
civilfty they had received. On a gently rising emi- '
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nence,. In the environs of the encampment, which corni
siands an extensive view (interspersed with wild and-
roniStaip scenery) three spacious Marquees were
thrown .open ; the company assembled about nine
'clock, and:partook of an elegant dejeune— at four,
40 superb dinner, consisting of every delicacy afforded
. in this season of the year, was served up in a style
titcarcely ever equalled, considering the many inconve-
- lition ces to be er,,ountered in a camp ; and the even-
ing was closed by the (rimy dance, kept up to a very.
Late hour, The decorated marquees were truly grand;
',they were: joined together in such a manner as to
.krin one !are...sm loon, ornamented with chandeliers
iiba festoons of variegated lamps, which, together with
wrcatbs .of flowers entwined round the sent-posts„
tirade 'to represent lonic columns, gave an effect ost
i.itrance, at once beautiful and striking. The ground
-Was covered will; a green carpet, and the inferior de-
Orations were executed with as Much taste as ability
-in a word, the Whole impressed a spectator with an'
.idea of a scene in the Arabian Nights, whilst the
gaze of light, from pumerotikapers, seemed to bi ,
•:414,.. efiance to the--taeek and more gentle appearance of
yntitia shining
~iFi her fullest lustre. The exhilira-
• . g'juice 01' the. grape, in all its various kindq, was i
tiii
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_ixiiwaend:4-s.f.eitsftli.,tihjeygwreelrietenstotliabelirtatllietyhlgenahntdaeld b ltioy turtihe
Tagil:l63oll •baird (whose correctness of execution re-1
'fleets Infinite credit on tthe Professor kept for its in-
,Atruction) still sobrietymas the leading feature of this
oa,tertaitimerit. . Nothing was wanting to afford every
aZiliiroit'to the Ladies. Small marquees, with proper
_female attendants, were set apart for those who wished
either to retire from the saloon to tea, or seek a short
"rite from the fatigues of the dance. Morning had
''Atfready dawned before the company began to sepa•
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7hted. with tbe autnse

, preset were
Major Ge-
-I...ady 1M tiorr,
' Mrs. Do-
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rate, u:hen all retired highly dcliihted
meets of the day. Among the company pm
his,Excellency Lieutenant General Dow, Ma
' nem! RnnEnrsow. Sir Ctrs/U.ls and
_"lSfr. and Hon. Mrs. Cos.sins;. Mr. and M
urnEsQ, &c. &c. with most of the Officers of,
attar el inhabitants of the island,"