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• WIIITEHALL,.NOYEMBAR 2.
'Zhis.day, abut twelve o'clock, departrii..tbiso,'
M Windscir.iftet: along a.nct-paiuful illness, her
Highness the Princes.A is ELI/1.,11is MAJESTY'S y oungcm
to the-great grief of all the Royal
MILITART PROMOTIONS.
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Commissions si‘ gned.by -the Lord Lieutenant ,fif the
• County Of Salop.
Centre Shropshire Regiment of Local`Mßitii.i•—;
Lewis Jones, East. to be Cayrain, vice Patri; istaigned. • Di*
se.pimit*r 19, 1310. . .
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John JoneriGent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Omober-1,,11111).
James Sandford and Edward Ediptuals, Gents. tn.beihnstsnantS•
Dated October 1810. •
South Shropshire Regiment of Local Militia.
captain John Beebee Morris to be Major. Dated Sept. !:4, 1010.
lt'tu. Robinson, Esq. to be Captain. .Dated as above.
EnsignlSeajamin Urwick and John Smith, Gents. to be Lieute-
nants. Dated as above.
John AshdOwr, Geurge ISedd:ms. and' John Thomas, Gaits. to
be Ensigns. Vated Sep:ember Q.; 1s:0.
Stephen Owen, Gent. to be Ensign. natal SepteMber 1810.
Commission in the Royal North Lincoln Militia,
• - signed by the Royal
.Lientenant.
Chides Cy.actat, Esq. to be Captain. Dated October 27, 1310.

Vice-Admiral Sir JAsws SatarAttEz, Bart. and
K.B. has transmitted to JotiN Wtr.soN CanaEa, Esq.
.a letter he had received from Rear-Admiral Dixos,
dated the 9th of October, stating that three lugger
gun-boats, sent under the direction of Lieutenant
Streatfield of his Majesty's ship Ruby, to cruise off
the Island of Lessoe, had destroyed two of the enemy's
privateers almnt that Island, captured a third, and
forced the remainder to take shelter in Jutland.
Extract ors Semi from iiearAdmiral Lunt Gmtottaa, to lotto
WiLsosi Cadicra, Esq. dated at Yarmouth, the 31st October.
The Steinbill Danish cutter privateer, of ten guns'
and thirty men, belonging to Syet, has been captured.
,by the Tweed, Captaid and is arrived- in'
these Roads.

DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY.
The Rover, for the Danish,sloop No. 7, Gode Hensight,
Pie-
eosus, galliot Haabet 34, Fast Haaber, Haabet% ,r, Anna
Catherina, ketch Haabet 93, Gode I .ykke, and Marfa Cecilia,
captured between the tot and .12th days of Septerbber,lBo9, will
be paid on board, at Plymouth, on the 6th instant, and recalled
at No. 23, Surrey-street, Strand, l.unden.
The Thistle, for the Dutch corvette de 14avik, capered Feb.
10.1F30, was paid on board, the moth ultimo, and will be recall-
ed at No. 42, at. Mary-street, Portsmouth.
'Bic Royalist, for la Providence, captured December 14,1307,
was paid the 30th ultimo, and grill be recalled at No. 23, Nor-
folk-street. Strand.

'1 he Piercer, for the Prench sloop le Saint Pierre, captured Sep.
tem': er 13, 1810, was paid on board, the '2 )th ultimo, at Ply-
mouth, and will he recalled at No. 13, Cli!ineneg-ion.
The Ville d. Paris, Marlborough, Excellent, Hector, %Vat-
' rirr, Prince, Princess Royal, 'llarfleur, Montagne, Powerful,
Edgar, Namur, London, Gibraltar, and Prince George, for tl:r
Madcrina de Roiarid, captured October 49, 1798, were Todd the
Ist ina.ant, at Mr. POUIAiII.S, No. 3, Salters's-hall-cow t, Can-
non-s. r,,et, and will be there recalled.
The Flora for the brig Mont!ove, and cutter Presidvrit Par •
'art, captured May 14, and Ot ober 4, 1783, w.ta paid and will
be recalled as above.

'1 he Aurora, for the Virrria, captured July 17, 1779, wa:•
paid and will be recalled as above.

FRENCH P.IPRS.

P.‘rsts, OCTOBER 29.

On the 20th, the first of the flood-gates of the
basin for ships afloat at Antwerp wits fixed in its
place. The rest will soon be finished ; and Irrnn the
active progress of the work, the water of the Scheldt
will mcist probably be let into the basin in the space
of a month.

IMPERIAL DECREE.
Fontaiii, bleau, October 1 S.
Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
&c.—Upon the report of our Minister of Finance, and
.with the advice of our Council of State, we have del
creed and do decree as follows :

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• . 1 •- • stitirtettiii ••••Cili Tilt eapsuiestri:Mwruishilie"w
, Copy a a letter from Admiral' Srr *R oaLa r Coupe'. Bye. f4OO- Sintiastaftasesia Ethetiouffip /O: iiketlini*D.
commander in thief Of his Majesty's slops and Vessofialaf. ' „ • • •ni ...' '. :-.-f
rpiyabotnis, to JOHN Wilson Clogs*, Pew dStesi *lf ititit. -114114•11),,z aiLvirit T,3 • ' ! l'I'• -- *- ..
401)CtOlftiff 1410. _
• . •' ' . . Me t,,44._:27klelWa__, liOslifiegotiett enei diiishostigniota raw
'•':41". , have great Plespsure in actltlalettg 'their Lerdiltipent 1 t"" by Jow Inus . Mara tn &aodalitocollik*..asosilist 1M•-bbl jig
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the captUre Of the Loup Garcon French prevateer, of 'sixteen gun* armed force. . .
Ind oneinindred men, by his 11Ljesty's sloop Orestes, Of•equaj
iSBCTIOtt Tl.--:-OF TUE PUNISIIMEN . .
One. This capture does very great credits* thetaptain; Officers, - CULAIORS, AStURERS, PERSONS lit !BESTED OR On.
alsid 'Khasi(' the Orestes, from the prompt and net: mania in I ait...ceIMPLICE6 IN A raau:M/LENT TRAFFIC IN PROM..
Well Rims been effected., without any lo.s to Lis Majesty's serl. *
ItTED MERCHANDISE, AND ALSO CHIEFS OF BANDS,
vice; and confirms the good opioi,to I have long ,inett entertained
Of Captaiu CoitisOTl&P Xas au officer, whilst serving under my AND CONDUCTORS OR DIRECTORS, OF COUFANIkII Olt
,comountl at diCerent shines. SMUGGLERS. .
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I enclose Captain La r E.,4 art CR lei letter respec tine the capture Aar. IS. Fraudittnt ileaieA In articles of prohibited mer;,ho!s-
of the Loup Garou, Wl', h no doubt would have done much nos- ' dizu or ',mince, usurers, all the parties cont.ernett„ or being le-
chief to our trade. I hone the -tumour to be, &c. (Signed) - compile.* in such adventures, chiefs of bands, conductors and
. . . ROBERT CALDaR. directors of companies for fnuoluieutly trafficking in prohibited
liiihtljesty's stem) Orestes, at Sea, October 27. tnerchandize, shall be sentenced to ten years of hard labour,and
.... 'Sta—ln the execution of your orders I this n:orn- branded with the letters V. D.; and this without preludfce to en
tandtjyudmirauytiohialvoefddearniviagesed frteontthibechSttarategeo.sportioned to the prate
ing At Daylight, (in litittOe 4S. SO. north, longitude
S. 56, west,) fell m with a bra;;, which, from her ma- t 6. Persons merely employed in conveying the goods *tail tie
mune, I supposed to be a French cruizer ; I made liable only to correctional punishments, If theft be any roitige-
sail in chace, and had the satisfaction to bring
oneof her ;(5 tine circumstances in their favour. but, over and above such',
close action in less than an hour owin
punishment, they shall be ijaceil under the superlatendanee of
, gto the I,tutpreme Polio: or a period of sot Law than eve, nor more
our shot carrying away her moan-hatilvards ; she kept i years,
up a smart fire for about half an hour, when she struck The securities which they most furntelt, in order to thelrtbo.
to his Majesty's sloop under my command, and proves ratios. shall be regulased according to the demand of tho Direc-
tO be the Loup Garou French privateer, of sixteen tnie Of the Customs.
stert9n 111.--op ?Tic Postsnascx:rs APpuessi.c. TO
guns, commanded by Charles Laurent Faures, with
FRAUDULENT TRAFFIC IN TARIFFED GOODS.
.a complement of oneliundved men, belongs to Nantz, . • .
A11..17. Frauduinst adventurers in willed naerOuustlize--.
bete last from Brest, out two days, and has made no person' conducting or directing companies of smegglers, &c. in
capture ; she is a remarkable fine vessel, one year old, such articles, shall be punished with four years of bard labourbesides being adjudged to pay in the name of damages to. tit:
coppered and coppered fastened, well found in every
State. a elm proportioned to the profits they may Lave recartd.
thing, is v,ctualled for two months, and, I think, fit
I s..Nitte carriers shall, in case of extenuating circumstances,
for his 'Majesty's service.
t .he punished-only according to Art. 16.
I cannot say too much in praise of Mr. Cherie(,. sciatot4 tv.--.911 THE PUNISHMENTS APPLICAILE TO
Stlu*YeYs my first Lieutenant with the ofSecrs mid si MPLE e‘l UGOLLSG.
men under my corn:nand. for„ their very steady good Alt?. 19. Every person whoa without that coneert or cermet*-
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.condUct during the short Contest, Which was such as tion nec.s.3ry to constitute. an adventure or assurance, shall be
Will ever give me the greatest cou6dence in them found introduclug articles of mercliandize clandestinely, and to
alOttld fortune throw MC in Ille the defrauding of the ditties of customs, shall Le subject to the
ail 3' of a--.l§. eneolYll pasislunen.s of correctional police, in conformity to the existing
superior to the 'resent one. lam happy to add we laws, and shall be handed over to the special sups- intemlanee art
sustained no &nolo killed or, wouoded I our sails and the supreme police, for a time not less than three, and not ex•
rigging are a little damaged ; the enemy hid four ceedtug six years, upon conforming to Art. It -
L I'IT LE. IV. relates to the distribution of the seizures made of
men wounded, two of them dangerously. -
.. rim goods.
1 have the hor.our to be, &c. (Signed) [Tirtc).
V. prohil.its any comrrotoise to scop.prosecution, ex-
.!. R. LAPENOTIERE, cep' where the penalties and confiscations would exceed NMI
francs, In which case a negociation may take place, sunder the
Admiral Sir Robert C2ldtr, Bart. Commander in Chief, &c. &c. ... . ..

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aulLotity of the Emperor, who will decide upon the report of a
special commission

TITLE VI.
07 THE MANNER IN WHICH THE /41 VAC:HANDIER ADJUDGED
TO CONI'L.OATION SHALL BIC DISPOsCD OP.
sscl ioN 1.-0, VROUIBITZD GOODS.
Art. 2.1. Prohibited nierchantlize adjudged to be confiscated,
shall no longer IL• exposed to sale. Our Grand Provosts, and the
:•olicitors General of our Prevost (Supreme) Courts shall draw
up an inventory thereolovitli•amaluatioo of their ordinary prices
in foreign countri,s, and the same shall be submitted to the ap-
proval of our Minister of Finance.
26. They shall then proceed to burn, or othervvisegeetroy them
publicly, of which proceeding they shall draw up a preetv: verdal.
27. 'lle tum to be distributed amung the Officers of the Cos-
vont, or others assisting in the seizure of prohibited oterchandize
to be coufi•cated and burnt, shall be regulated by the said valua-
'lions, and the same %hail be tlefrayA as a special charge, out of
the ordinary revenue of the customs.

sec nem —OT Taairrzo SIERCIIANDIM
Art. 25. Murchandlze subjvct to the tarn*, which may be ad-
judged to confiscaion, shall be publicly sold by auction. They
shall, in order thereto, be transported to and collected in those
places where it may be presunted that the sate will be most'itd-
,irentsgeons. The said sales shall Nike plate once in ev,vy six
(months, and shall be advertised a month, at least, prior to the
(time appointed, in the advertising paper* et the different step/age.
mem., with a list of the articles and torts of merehandize and
prodoce.
!9. if it shall be necessary to expedite the sale of anypart.o the
said inerchandie,-, special reports shall lie made to us relathre.to
the same, by oi.r Minister of Finance.
SO. Our C:r..nd Judge, Minister of Justice, and our otheiMi-
oistursi ,-.leit in what concerns hint, are charged with the esveu-
tion ft lac present Dreree, which shall be inserted in the Bul-
letin, Laws. . (Signed) " NAPOLEON."
[A schedule is subjoined, designating the places
where the Supreme and Ordinary Courts are to sit,S
and describing their respective districts. There are
'seven Supreme and thirty-four Ordinary Courta.4
(raest rut muoirces.)
44 The (.'lowing letter has been received at Cam
from London, under date of the 9th itstaut : .
s The system adopted by. the Emperor waei. >1
surest means of conquering the E:tglish. It vies
them in the midst of their wealth ; it is the cam- Of
all the bankruptcies. The East India Company's".
Oiled to the Government in May last, for, the sum of
£2(X),000. Before this loan was granted them, an
Recount was taken of their merchandise, which was
found toamount to £42,000,000 sterling (upwards of a
The public funds are sinking, and will still
£tll lower, if the army in Portugal is beaten, of which
there is no doubt. The suicide of the richest.;
ban'<er in London, was occasioned by nothing else)
than the discredit of the funds. A revolutioa
take place in this country—it is wished for.'.' •
M. Dive, a cheraist, at Peyrcherida, in the depart.
mein of Landes, has made several experiments to
extract sugar from honey, they appe.tr to have been
crowned with success. He has Oresented the Prefect
rhf the Department with two samples of his sugar of
honey. One was in the staZ.e of the first chrystalli.
eation, or raw sugar ; it retained a slight odour of,
Ids Aorigin, which, however, M. Dive hopes to be Asia
CO remove. The others which has undergone only•
one purifying process, is a line powder sugar, and'
,partakes much less than the former of the taste of
honey. M. Dive is engaged in manufacturing a cage',
siderable quantity, for the purpose of comparative es. I
periments between it and sugar extracted from the
cane, or grapes.
FRANKFORT, OCTOBER is. . •
The following Decree and Proclamation have bees
published in this city :
" NAPOLEON, &c.—Considering that the city of
Frankfort is glutted with English and colonial mer.
clriodize, imported in the course of last summer by
Hoiland and the ports of the North; that the merchants
wain have entered into a traffic in the merchandize
prohibited by the Decree of Berlin, 1807, knew that
they were incurring the risk of confiscation : that the
greater part of the merchandize in Inestion is only en.
terecl to account current, and is still the property of
the merchants : that these merchandizes also are des-
'tined to be smuggled into France, which keeps up a

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serdtairtcm2n:ilith erieltrtee, %mid In ?rank'uti oil ti„•%; .
abog be put under icqbeorrotton. -1441
g. A Coauniasion stall be appointed by our eougin the p,
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of tckm-40, the commatidoviwChtef oftlic armies in L'..ernit,
fro.talm.;:l the measurecseceuary to flue execution ,4 we pad
Decree, until our determination shall have been de,claxed -"'
"lard to the said *maestro:ion iti
1.. g. Our Miniotera of War and I%a:we are charged wdi i et
*secutios (tithe pre-eut Deerer.
• .)arse At Foncouteekau, Aio tont October, Mo. •
(Signol) NAPCIOIII.
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PROCLAMATION.
V Rea-tratterg at Vranittert on the Maine, Om tte.
. id From the (Lee hereof, all 011twerS Oreolltignet
of English or colonial merchandise are prohibito
from conveying any pert of their merehandize nut a
e city of Frankfort, under pain of confiscation.
" All the merchants are enjoined to repair to tlx
Office of the Commission establi4ied at Danustaa
Hotel, and to give in a declaration of every dercm
Om of Englith or colonial merchandixe which the
goods, and those who
obliged a
sersy,heve in their hieltes or elsewhere. Such
ch hkaeevpeillgder
shallsited be
equally
make declaration of the same.
AU English Or colonial merchandixe, or article
' proceeding from English commerce, riot declared ii
the space of twenty-four hours fmm the date of dr
4pu blicatipn hereof, shall be confiscated. Tor this put
pill pe. domiciliary visits shallle made to the boom
bies. of merchants and others. If the deckatios
,photild notle exact, the part of the merthandize net
declared shall carry with it the confiscation ofthewhok
• "'Tie merchant; agents, and dealers shsll delive
to the commission, Within the space of iwentp•foa
hours; a statement of .sill thelnerehandixeprokeeding
hgrom English commerce, that
.bas been recriredoal
sent off within the last four months, which statement
must be'corroborated by their book of entry tor the
article received and sent off. The said book shall be
provisionally balanced, and immediately returned te
the merchants, in order to their being tepredeced-at
the time of verification.
• " Persons giving information of undeclared met-
chandize shall be rewarded with a fifth of their value.
~, Inhabitants of Frankfort, measures are iaken.to
insure the execution of the orders of his Imperial and
Royal Majesty, which task has been committed to
me by his Sereoe Highness the Prince of Ectrauhl.
I --Your repose your commerce, (with the exception
'of what is prohibited) and the festivities in which you
habitually indulge at the period of the vintage, will
not be for an instant interrupted by them —Thema.
gistrates are repaired to publish and post forthwith
the present decree and proclamation in both languages.
r •. • • • (Signed) " FRIANT, .
- -; • - s. General of Ilivlsion. COMM of the EmilM."
CO ilk NHAGE N, OC l'ObLlt 37.
The following notice has been Eubrithedhyorder
of the King :-.
ROYAL CHANCERIC- •je, ,
His Majesty, on the Bth Septernbii J.*" issuctia
Royal Notice respecting the side and seizure of colo-
nial produce, and prohibiting the entranctof ships
Aro- ' ' colours ' , or-the

uncle!. American , into stay of his Wands.
Duchy of klolstein, exceptiegunder ceetata circus .
stances therein specified, or on d)sir being made prise
by lilt Majesty's marineftwees.
Exper!enee has prayed the general *Um of tits
nteasuree but his Majesty Ina been informed. Seith
1.9.441 sorrow. that colonial produce, actually
ing to the enemies of his crownk of the Empeticet
•poleon, and of Continental Europe, has found its we;
intb-the D:mish territories, and that certain American
ships, ordered to be excluded, have been adinitted
into gds ports.
Proofs of these facts have been afforded ; but his
Majesty has forborne to enter ipso the inquiry pre
vions to giving a solemn warning to his tuSjects.to
refrain from such illegal pradices, Which place Unt•
tinental Europe under the-controttl df 'the ryrant d
;he seas. This warning, therefure is hereby &lei
and those who are discre,ted oficeiiege atter this
notice, w:11 be punished w'fh merited 't
, span y. .
ER.FIStati,C)QTOBEit,
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Inhabitants of the 12roviacer-The tyrannical eso-
-nopoly or trade whiai Zngland for so long a period
has carried an in Colonial produce, and in the goods
maaufactured in her own kiitgdom, must at iength
onen.the eyes of the Continent, so long awed, Fri the
measures it is absolutely necessary tosesinnt to Pm
speedy conclusion to this traffic. This truth which
ail noble mind,* that duly esiimeta national honour
cannot. but feel, must at length rend the veil under
which those conceal themselves, who consider only
their private interest, or the speculation which pr.,.
mete it, who always sacrifice the reputation of their
country to their avarice, and involve it in iaactivity
And disinclioation to industry. The general interstof
ettetflgricultural country consists in producing in its
teiriertry the greatest quantity and the most valuable of
nano' produce, and to equalize the price of sale with
the price of other nations, and quickly to circulate
`their new riches. On these principles depend the
highest prosperity of a nation, the more it is enlighten•
zceretdhe better it knows that its wishes °nett not torq•
further. It is then certain that it.t'an s'enntort
in chmfort a great popuhition, enjoy a 'tin' isidersble
and constant revenue, thereby increase and card its
enjoyments, and.support *(nighty power. With the
object of increasing these advanages, And this high
de *tee of prosperity, and in 'order to secure for the
Itit.,ire the wealth* of your'coun:ry, 'MAjesti. the
Emperor and King has found it expedient, tar•the
Protection he has de;gncd to' at)rd you; to direct*
ineasuo which is indispensibTy necessary for the
terest.of the Continent, naltiterefove- for your owl).
The Ordinance which his Majelay puitlialed the sth
August, and which states the tariff Of the impost
duties for different produce and merChandize contains
his will, to the execution of arficliybu are all requited
to contribute. Ido not for airson*tik doubt that the
complete obedience to all:that cconeelsitself with the
least wish of our Sovereign, .whip-bas. on every°Fa*
sion so highly distinguished yon. seChe manifested
on this occasion with all the ardouebrWhich you uro.
capable. In this confidence I remove Trimi my mind
all idea that there may possibly be anfone
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war of customs upon our. frontiers : that England is
not only at war with Fiance, but is also at war with woe 4 b
strict regulations of the Magistrate, *loth I
the league of the Rhine : finally, that iit the Decree of snootcojuntstriufyymt:
te:itiepecgoodtatiodnispos, anidt:nn:le:..7e:sa :L:
• • vrliilk its alwar
wheresoever our troops should guided you. Berlin we notified that • ... tbe
be, all English merchandise there found should be The- Imperial Commits's, alil
confiscated, and that' this measure has already been' Province.
Pallisait '
(Sigaid).lll.l%lAoß vivo • ,
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tarried :ato execution at Stettin, Dautzect Aqd All °vet , grfttrtb, October 3.. ,- i t", v., ,r,,
the north of Germany. VIENNA, OCTOBER 11.
s, We have decreed, and do decree as follows 3
The Em r left Gratz on the 11th, and continual
Ars. I. M Eno* or sob:iota inercbaspitisc, er articles pre- his jotwney kr Cratia and ils mitt 14 &Oa'il
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CAILLSIUM, OCl'Obla
Highness the Grand Duke has
an Edict, prohibiting the transit of
any description through his territory,
such merchandize artady in the Grand
be deposited in the Government warehousts . pay-
ment of the duty on home consumption, decreed on
the 2d instant.

THE EVENING S'

LONDON.

'AR.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
PoWDZI Pt:T....Holiday at the Bank and Excheiiner.

While the continuance of his Ma.rEsTv's illness still
excites a considerable degree of public anxiety,
.we
are happy to have it in our power to inform our
Naders that the disorder, which afflicts his MAJESTY,
is much more tranquil than it was on former occa-
sions, and no danger whatever to his valuable life is
to be apprehended, The pulse is stated to be at 86
...and it has never exceeded 93.
The following Bulletin.‘Tas exhibited on Saturday
at the Queen's House and at the Public Offices :
" Windsor Castle, 'November s, 1810.
44 His MAJESTY has passed a better night, but his
• diminished. " H. HALFOItD.
" M. BAIL.LIE.
1111 W. HElSillitii.N."
ItIOLSOiDS, who 'atteet. tlisi his
illness, was called in.. All
at Windsor. I.lr.,,PrtenAs,
left Wind sorferlitjtfilnand
it teturneclifi the.ll;enin
)11t, the :Marquis WI9,LLIIISIZY,
trEttPOOL, and MT.. PEROSVAL,
Castle,: on sSaturday, at- one
there till five ; 'their engage;
time was said to be an ex-
; as to the state of his MA.
is the Bulletin of yesterday :
" Windsor-Castle, November 4.
respect worse to.day, thotsgh
the night with very little sleep.
" H. R. REYNOLDS.
" H. HALFOItD.
.61 M. BAILLIE.

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" 'W. HEBERDEN."
Ay had not reached town when
Press, but we understand that,
last night, and has been better
Ity-four hours. • 1
ELSEA, the Groom of the Stole,
-day evening, from his *at in
irpose of issuing the Bulletin
his MAJESTY, at St. James's
continue to be shewn daily in
indisposition of his MAJESTY.
guns did not fire to-day, as
November. The guns were
ready to be loaded and dis-
order came from the Ordnance-
' their heing fired. A similar
,w•er. The illness of his MA..
he Princess AMELIA have no
mark of respect to the feelings

yet arrived from, Pfwtogal :
of war, which has arrived at ,

latitude of Lisboa on the 23d nit.

. illumination, discharges of ar.
demonstrations of joy had been ob-
' the Offing, and from hence it
victory had been obtained by
time of tIT departure of the
of the tempestuous weather,
,mmunicgtion with the shore for
Instance which sufficiently accounts
any dispatches.

have received Paris Papers to
iih we have given a translation
for burning British merchan.

lufacture found in the countries

France. Its provisions are,
extratairdinary that ever found. their.
Axurnent issued by any Go-:
characterised by so much folly
that any one *lto reads it may
tonbt of the sanity of its author.
conflagration establi;bed., by the
to, is, it seems; to be extended
stetted in a communication
ante, received on-Saturday; that
English affairs, or intend#d for
hcies, discovered in the French
order of Narazoir, to be burnt.

in Wien this day, that a com.

taken place in Patin—that NA-
seized and imprisoned, and that
. escaptd, and had gone on the
The origin- Of is unexilected
been the refusl of a considera-

who i:►d been ordered to Spain*

a service, and that their ex-
foilowed by a vast number of the
deem it our duty to submit
headers, we are not disposed to
it.

turclisy last there is an Order of
coming from the Havant
perform a strict quarantine in.*.
Kingdom and the neighbouripgl
of intelligence that the yellow•
great violence in the Island of

4

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•

a, »

wfiti

private, agreeably
well to the wish expressed sa, time since by the
Kiwa as by the PRIWCPJS Ursa It will take place
by torchlight at Windsor.. None of the Members of
the Heralds• Colter will attend, but the procenion
will nevertheless be very numerous. The whole will
principally be under the direction of the Prince of
WALKS.

The death of the Princess AMELIA was communi-
cated to the Duchess of BRUNSWICK, the Princess of
WALES, and Princess SOPHIA of GLoucterrett, at the
same instant. on Friday evening. The two latter
were dining with the Duchess of BRUNSWICK, at her
house in Hanover-square, when they all receiv.:d let-
ters informing them of the event.
Yesterday, as soon as St. Paul's clock had struck
four, the great bell in that Cathedral began to toll for
her Royal Highness.
OVers were issued, on 4aturday last, by the Lords
of the Treasury to the Board of Works, to get in rea-
diness,
with all possible dispatch, the Privy Chamber,
adjoining the Presence Chamber, in the Palace of St.
James's, for the purpose ofeihibiting therein the Phy-
sicians' report of the state of his MAJESTY'S health.—
The Lord in Waiting and, the whole of the Court
establishment of Pages, Gentlemen Porters, Marshal-
men, and Footmen, will be in attendance this day to re-
ceive the Foreign Ministers, the Nobility and Gentry.
The scaffolding not having been removed since the
Birth-day, it occupied some time to clear away and
repair the injury the walls had sustained in come.
quence. All, however, was completed by twelve
o'clock on Saturday night.
The remains of the Princess AMELIA will be depo-
sited in the newly-constructed mausoleum adjoining
I St- George's Chapel, Windsor, which is to be the fu-
I ture place of interment for the illustrious House of
i Brunswick.

DE/Itll OF THE LORD CHASIBERLAINe•-•All express
reached town, on Saturday last, from Dawlish, in
Devonshire, with the melancholy intelligence of the
death of the Right Honourable GEORGE LEGGE, Earl
of DARTMOUTH. His Lordship died on Wednesday
night, after a lingering indisposition ,1f many months,
said to be in consequence of a repelled gout, which ,
spasmodically affected his stomach to a violent degree.
His Lordship was in his 56th year, being born on the
3d of October, 1755 ; be is succeeded in his titles and
estates by -his eldest son, Lord Viscount LEWISHAM,
now in his 26th year. On receiving the distressing
news of the death of her esteemed Lord, the amiable
Countess, it is said, was seized with a delirium. Mr.
MASH, the late Lord Chamberlain's Secretary, left
town on Saturday last to receive the commands of
I the Quzzw relative to the funeral of the Princess
AbletiA. That Gentleman, when he left the Lord
Chamberlain's alice for Windsor, had not heard of
the death of Lord DARTSIOUTII. On the event being
officially made known, Lord JOHN TIIYNNZ, the Vice-
Ch:utcel r, to act.
Lord DARTMOUTH was called up as a Baron to the
House of Peers in 1501, during the lifetime of his fa-
-1 ther, and appointed President of the Board of Con-
troul in the same year. In 1804 he succeeded his
•
father in his titles. He was Lord Chamberlain to his
; Majesty, and a Knight of the Garter ' • was educated
at Oxford, and obtained the degree of M. A. in 1775.

In 1'774, he was returned for the Borough of Ply-
mouth ; and, in 1780, for Staffordshire ; and, two
years after, was appointed one of the Lords of the Bed--
chamber to the Prince of WALES ; and, in 1789, Lord
Warden of the Stannaries. In 1783 he was nomina-
ted one of the Commissioners of Mr. Fox's new Board
of the Admiralty, who were to be be assisted by a
subordinate Board of nine directo-s.

In the summer of 1807 he resigned the Colonelcy
of the Loyal Birmingham Volunteers, on account of
ill health. While Member for Stafford, he supported
the Coalition Administration, and voted for Mr. Fox's
India Bill. His Lordship was a man of the mildest
and most amiable manners : he married Ft:Axel:3,
sister of the Earl of AYLESIOADI by whom he had a
numerous family.
The following lines were written on the late Earl
by the Earl of CARLISLE, when they were boys at
Eaton School :

" Mild as the dew that whitens yonder plain,
Legge shines serenest 'midst our youthful train;
He whom the search of lama with rapture moves,
Disdains the iedant, though the Muse he loves—
by nature form'd with modesty to please,
And join with wisdom unaffected ease."
At a late hour on Saturday night dispatches were
sent from the Transport Office to Mr. MACKiNZIL, at
Morlaix.

Wednesday morning a meeting took place on the
Beach, near Deal, between Mr. J— and a Mr. J—,
a Gentleman belonging to the garrison ; when, after
exchanging two shots each, the seconds interfered,
and the matter was amicably adjusted. Mr. J. was
wounded- in the right arm. The quarrel is said to
have originated at an Assembly, concerning a Lady.
Saturday evening as a boat -7as puffing off some
passengers will:, were coming from Sheerness to Chat-
ham by the passage hoy, the boat upset, when six
men and a boy unfortunately lost their lives.
MARK-LA' n.---This day Wheat has arrived coast-
wise in tolerable supply, with pair of last week's
foreign, upwaids of 3500 quarters, and sales nearly
last ptices—Barley rather lower, but little variation
in Malt—White Peas in plenty—Berms of the two
kinds nearly at onr last currency—The supplies of
Oats are somewhat considerable, and this trade
quoted at little fluctuation—Flour remains at late
prices.

•SNCRAL CVARANCT AS UNDIt•

Wheat, 70s. 861. 984. Beans, 50s. 579. l
Flue ditto, 1009. 1049. . Tick ditto, 945. 50s. Od.
Rye, (new) 30s. ifs. • Oats, 244. 275. aft.
Barley, Ws. 4.59. Poland ditto, 34,, 884. ed.
Malt, 74t. 60s. Potatoe ditto, 40s. Od.
..
'White Peas (Boilers) 645. 729. Rape Seed ,E4S £32.
Fine Flour, Nis. to 20e..+4esionds, Ros. au Sss. '
FRAM THE LONDON GAZETTE, November S.
£vexage Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns
~ ending am 27th of October, 1010.
Wheat. Rye. • Barley. Oatr. Beans. Pease.
-1. d. 1 s. d: e. d. Is. 4. js. d. s. d.
911 71 1 I
SS 7 47 S 120 1 154 8 52 6
'The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
bl the week sadingithe 31st day or Oitokor Is 40. klA:Pir VI t•
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The following Bulletin.
at the Queen's House and
4. Winds
44 His MAJESTY has pas
fever is not diminished.
• On Sawn*, 3:16';,•
Maria! during his. 4tst it
the Physicians.. reittain,
• vrho is also in attentlahce,
en Saturday morning,:hut
The LORD CIIANCELLpIt
Earls.CaMp•EN and LIYER
arrived at Windsor Cast
o'clock, and remained the
tent for such a length of
muination of the Doctors
,nary. The following was
LI
a The Kayo is in no rt
his MAJLSTY has passed the
(Signed)
The Bulletin of this day
this Paper was put to Pre
his MAJESTY slept well lac
throughout the last twent
The Earl of WINtHELsI
arrived in town on Saturd,
llutlandshire, for the purl
nspecting the state of hi
Palice, where they will CI
future during the inditpoi
The Park and Tower
esual on the sth of Nc
dawn out in Park, r
charged, when an order
Office to countermand ti
order was sent' to To
:EsTY and the death of t 1
doubt occasioned this ma
of the public.
No dispatches have
sj
• but the ORFATEs man o
Plymouth, left the latitu4
gad up to that time no il
•tllery, or 'other demonst
strant4oy the ships in chi
was %disposed, that no vi
The &ties up tb the t
iciatro.- On account c
there had been no comm
some days—a circ u mst an
fur the non-arrival of and
Since our last we ha
the 30th ult. from which
of NAPOLEos's Decree 11
disc and articles of manu
under the controul of l
perhaps, the most ex;rao
',ray into any public di
vernment, and are cha
and outrageous fury, dt
reasonably entertain a do
The system of ental
Decree above alluded ti
alas to letters, ix being
hem the coast of Plane
all letters alluding to
England nr her depend'
dominions, are, by the..or
There was a repot-L.ll
,plate revolution h.ul to
EoN had been seises
his new Einpress had e
road to Ger:flatly. Th
event is said to havebee
Me body of sold'er.s whe
In go apron so forlorn
ample had been foilow
military. Though we
this report to mar Read
Place any confidence in
In the Gazette of Saw
entitled for all vessels,
II be compelled to perfe
ports of the United Kir
Islands in consequence
fever has raged with gri
Cult.

a id. 'ha ants Pa ,c &RAJA...The PA TIN of
as this day issued %CAW andlite thiWe of CaAtiainoit ire the Elea-
colonial goods of tors of the will of her Royal Highness. No orders ,
and ordering all, hatiyeasevdarntortiawbeen hoed for the lisneini, as
Grand Duchy to the reading of the wilt .het not yet taken places bus
srehouses for pay- it is understood that It will be private, agroeably as