Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

with, as those who are IN opposition to ministers
Of wSa che @9 aess %sns of the Ssl kind
recollection, including it IMPOSED not fewer
than 100 members. AQr6e 8hysicians Except
DR.. Baltic, who renaif ed = Windsor in imne-
date attendance upon NJ hiesty) were examn-
ed. Before the privy council called in the ply
sicians, the several questions that should be put
to them by tie president Of the council, Earl
Camden, were debated and carried They were
IN substance the same as those put TO the physi-
clans III 1888.
70 the questions put TO them, we have the
pleasure to say, the answers were unanimously
favorable. They all gave it as their opinion,
that though his majesty was not at present ca
pable of attending to public business, or of meet
ing his parliament, they had the most confident
belief of his recovery; that the disorder was
mild in its nature; that his majesty's bodily
health had rot. suffered; but they added, that it
was obviously impossible for them to fix the pre-
else time When the recovery (Which they most
firmly believed would be aifected) would take
place.
Theprivy council assembled again this day be-
tween and 2, and most of the privy councillors
who were present yesterday attended; DR.. Bail
lie, and Mr.. Dundas, of Richmond, were cxa-
mined. They arrived about quarter before
one, and the council proceeded to examine them
The letters 80 swsdyn ,by the Anholt mail,
express grea kpprehensons of the immediate
adoption OF [e continental system in that coun-
try. An press had been he'd at Gotten
burgh, fir Stockholm, to the ptport, that all
British M ufactures and colonial foduce would
be confisd& ed. Bernadotte was pected at Got
tenburgh see the orders to til effect carried
into execution. The conGscat h decree had
been put inrorce at Memel, al the proceeds
carried to Nench account. ~ was, however,
intimated by the. French consdl, that although
the money arisina from the sale of the confis-
Gated property, was togo into the French trea-
sury, yet the gross amount would be set off
against the arrears of the contributions due from
Prussia to France.
Price of Stocks this day at 10 o'clock-Consols
81 1-3-Reduced GO 3-8-5 per cents 100 IL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec.1.
The privy council did not m Get on
Monday, as it was expected they
would have done, fSfthe purpose of
examining the royal physiciana--but
there wasa large meeting of that boz
dy took place on Wednesday, at which,
we understand, the report of the ply
siciaas was more favorable than could
have been expected. Parliament as
semblcd on Thursday last, and the
result of their deliberations, will, of
course, be very important and interes-
ting.
HeEgoland.---On Tuesday arrived
mail from Heligolaud, bringing adj
vices to the Gath Nov.-On the 10th
information was received there thata
hotilla, consisting of about 25 French
gun briggs and boats were asse mbled
at the island Of Wangaroog, in con-
sequence of which, captain lord G.
Stuart, with the squadron under his
command, consisting of one frigate,
three briggs, one schr. one cutter, and
two schuyts, (gup vesssls) got under
weigh and stood for the mouth of the
Elbe. On the ooh and Dist violent
cannonade had been heard in that di-
rection, but no account of the result
had reached the island when the mail
came away. The enemy still retained
possessiar of Nieuwork, which they
h.d-forHaed with fifty pieces of can
non. Should lord G. Stuart be sue
cessful in the present enterprise, it
was believed he would mex, proceed
against Network. The Hamburg
papers resolved by this conveyance
contain not ing interesting.
From the London Traveller Of Nov. 30.
The kfNC.-1he following bull
letins were issued at St James, this
morning.
+" Windsor Castle, Nov. 90,
g O'clock. p. NJ.
(" His majesty is not quite as well
this evening as he was yesterday"
II. r. REYNOLDS,