The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-21
BOSTON, DEC. l8.
Latest from England.

LdIesF J'om EHSWnd.
Capt. Gray, who arrived yesterday, left
London on the lst Of November at which
time the Orders Of Council had not been re-
pesled, and it was not known what was the
intention of the British government on the
subject.
We received London papers to the 8 l,t of
October--(4 days the latest )-from which the
following articles are copied - Bos. Pai
London, Oct. 3l-rhe King has been in
disposed for several days, n consequence of
cold. The following Bulletins were pub.
lished by his Physicians yesterday and the day
before. Der. 80, 1910.
The King has been indisposed for few
days past. His Majesty has had fever, and
his nights have been restless but he has had
several hours sleep this morning"
Oct. 80, 1910, 10 o'clock, n. M-Thc
King has passed a restless night, and His
majesty is much the same to day as yesterday.
1t is again said that Austria has made a
Treaty with France, and engaged to assist
her with 10000 soldiers.
Russia has proposed to renew negotiations
with Turkey, and to give up the main points
In dispute, viz. the possession Of Moldavia &
Walachia. This /. thought to be owing to
the Russian jealousy of France.
An attempt has been made on the life of
Gustavus Adoiphus, the late king of Sweden.
Bernadotte, the French Crown Prince ot
Sweden, has arrived in Zealand and one
letter mentions that he lanoed at HeIsingburg,
In Sweden, Oct. 20, under a salute Of all
the batteries.
The Admiralty have made known to the
merchants of Lyod's Cotfee-house that the
increase of the number Of French privateers
fitted and fitting from the various ports in
the Channel, and tho North Sea, is beyond
precedent bul that every possible attention
would be paid to the protection Of trade.
A violent gale of wind has been expcrien-
eed in the Bay OF Biscay, and strong fears are
entertained for tbs safety of the vessels and
person. edgagcd in an expedition from Co.
runna to the Spanish places held by the French
sn the Bay.
Letters were yesterday obtained from Dor.
deaux OF the date OF the l7th this month. BY
these we learn that 5000 troops, 1000 of them
Dutch, had entered that place between the
18th Oct. and the day OH which the letter was
written.
There is report, that, since the Negocia-
tion for the return of MIR. Canning to the
Cabinet failed, overturcs have been made to
Lord Sidmouth, and his friends, to Join the
present Administration and, certainly, a
friendly intercourse subsists between them
1t is expected that LORD Sidmouth, will take
the place OF President of the Council, in the
room of Earl Camden--and that Mr.. Ra-
ihurst will succeed Mr.. Ryder as Secretary
for the Home Department. The Earl Of
Buckins hau,shire will also, it is said, be p!a-
ced in CONSPICUOUS situation.
l, is stated, in Ministerial paper, that the
case Of Lucien Bonsparte, has been submit
ted to the Lawyers, and the question put,
whether, from the circumstance. under which
he fell into our power, we have a righ, to
constitute him prisoner of war. The Law
ycrs have decided in the a9frma,ive, and
government have determined to act accor.
DINGHY. a ship of war has, in consequence,
been sent out TO Malta, to take him on board
and to convoy him, his family, and effects, to
this country.
A paragraph, in the Paris Moniteur,.t states,
that Gen. Drouet, with the troops under bis
command, which is an entire corps of the
French, is proceeding to Ameida, to keep
open Massena's Communications in the rear
lin fact, to cooperate with Mssscna in any
manner he may have occasion for.
The French kmperour has issueda decree
permitting the importation into France OF CO.
lonial Produce now In Holslein, which may
be the cargoes OF vessels captured by the
Danes, provided however that on entry y,
Hamburg the new duties shall be paid thcre-
on and that the declarations Of the facts
should be made At Hamburg before Nov. l.