The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 90.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

WINDSOR CASTLE Nov. 90,
Halt past P. M.
(" His majesty is not quite so we'll this c
yening as he was his morning"
WINDSOR CASTLE Nov. 90.
His majesty has passed quiet night,
and appears rather better this morning."
II. r, REYNOLDS,
II. hartford,
NJ. BAILLIE,
NV. HEBERDEN,
"R. WILLIS"
Yesterday the privy council ASSEMBLED at
nall past IL, at the council chamber, White
hall, to'examine the physicians in attendance
upon his majesty respecting the state of his
healfh; all the privy councillors were sum
muned indiscrimnately, as we'll as those who
generally act with, as those who are in opposi-
ton O minister's. 1t was the most numerous
meeting Ot the kind OF which the Oldest SER
want OF the Crown has any recollection, in
Guiding, 1t Is supposed, not fe ser than 100
me m5ers. All the physicians Except DR..
bnitie who had remained at Windsor, in
fMmedi2te attendance upon his majesty
were examined Before he privy council
called in the physicians, the several questi
Gus thai should be put to them by the presi-
dent or the council, earl Cambden, were de.
Dated and carried. They were in substance
the same as those put to the physicians in
1873. -
TO the questions put to them, we have
the pleasure to say, the answers were u.
nan'mousiy favorable. They all gave it as
their opinion, tina! though his majesty was
Dot at present capable OF attending 90 pub
nc business, or of meeting his parliament,
they had the most confident belief of his re-
eovery /; that the disorder was mill in its
nature; that his majesty's bodily health had
nor suffered but they added, that it was
obviously impossible for them to fix the ore.
Use time when the recovery (Which they
mos htmly belevedwouid be effected) would
take place.
The privy council assembled again this
day between 1 and 3, and most of the PRIV
councillors who were present Yesterday at
tended DIR. Baillie, and Mr.. Dundas, of
Richmond, were examined. They arrived
about quarter before one and the Council
proceeded TO examine them little after
one
The letters rom Sweden BY the Anholt
mail, express great apprehen ions of the i'm
IN late adoption of the continental! system
In. that countrV. An express had been re-
ceived at Gottenburgh. from Stockholm, to
the purpori, that all British manufactures
and colonial produce would be cnnfiscated
bernadotte was expected at Gottenburgh 20
soc the orders TO this effect carried into
execution. The confiscation decree had
been pn' N force at Memel and the pro-
oecds carried to French account 1t was.
no" ever, iu,imatcd by The French consul,
.ha' ;.sthongh the money arising from the
sale OF the confscated property was to go
into the French treasury yet that the gross
amount would be set off against The arrears
OF the contributions due from Prussia IN
France.
Price of stocks this day at - o'clock.
Conaols 81 1-S-Reduced &c 3.8-5 per cents
100 1-2
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-The PRIV council
uIo not NEE on Monday, as it was expect
ed they would have done, for the PURPOSE of
examining the royal physcians--6ut there
was large meeting of that body took
place on Wednesday, at which we under
stand, the report of the physicians was
more favorable than could have been ex-
pected. Parliament assembled on Thurs
uay last, and the result of their delibera
tons, will, of Course, be very important
and interesting
HELLO oLAND-On Tuesday arrived a
maui from Heljgnland, bringing advices O
inc 24th N ". On the 18th information
kwas received there that flotilla, consisting
OF about Is French gun briggs and boats
were assembled at the island of W9nya-
To' gin consequence of which, captain lord
% stuart, with the squadron under his com
mand, consisting OF one frigate, three briggs,
one schooner, one cutter, and two schuyts,
Sgun vessels) got under weigh, and stood for,
we mouth OF the Elbe. On the goth and
%ls' violent cannonade had been heard in
lat direction, but no account of the result
mad reached the island when the mail came
away. The enemy still retained possession
OF Network, which they had fortified with
Hity pieces OF cannon. Should lord G., Stu.
arr be successful IN the present enterprise.
1t was believed ne would next proceed a.
salnst Network The Hamburg papers
received by this conveyance Contain nothing
Interesting.
FROM me London Traveller ofNov. 80,
the KING-Ihe following bulletins were
5ssped at -. James's this morning.
Wtndsor Castle, .Nov. %, o'clock, p NJ.
His majesty is not quite as we'll this
evening as he was yesterday"
Z" II. r. REYNOLDS,
II. HALFORD,
W.HEBERDEN,
Z" M. BAILLIE,