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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

p ior untrs. ~ Gsnt'a Ldssen'biy, Ctio6ts
+ S, ssion, II. ID. 1910.
DESOLgED, That Ten Thousand Dollars of said
~ lax be appfop Ised TO the pure hsse ct dc eyi
ueees Of the registered pubck debt Of lhis ststes
un Ter the direction and uansI Ut Con nnssion.
err TO be appointed b, the General Assnb!
Resolved, Tia, Messrs. Samuel " Br"tgh"m, Jvhn
L. Bcss, ir tfares bra.ich, and SaMsiml Hs''d
he appointed C.r unsstrtrs 70 i,s,lsss tie sSrc ~
idences OF the said registered pubiick debt, ~ sucn
way and msnuer, and su>h teams as the! nay
Think most advantageous 10 tie rubliok INTEREST
That said Comm issions rs give pubck io,~e a thr
appointment in tie ncasp'p pers, .d,siusnR 'i' re.
ducts holding such eyldences 10 send 10 them, cr
either Of them, en- or before the ffst Nrn,ay 81 IA
prii next sealed proposals of lhs terms on when
they viii sell the SAME and tbs, IL proposals tqu-s
IN a,, antaeeuus To- the State shall be msde fc tc
sab Of greater amount OF said teit han can be
purchased ~ the sum hereby sIflupnst,d, the a.
noun, ,hclroi shall be applied in srsable proportion
10 the demands of the several creditors
SAMUEL EDDY, sees
IN conformity to the above rected Act. the Gems
missione,s therein appointed viii receive Ion me
holders of this States certificates ot registered ueot
scaled proposals of the terms on which The, wh sell
the same, aud cqnes, they may be wsnsnsiued ltee
OF postale) to either of and drec,ed 90 SAID Toms
missions rs, on or before the first Monday o. Apr,f
next, beng the time limited by said Act f.
SAMUEL w, BR,rGHAM
JOHN l.. BUSs, Jun
CHARLES ERAyToN,
NATHANIEL HAZARD.
Newport. Dec 27, 1910. ~
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OF Several advertisements are unayoidably omit.
ted, bui shah appear in ournext
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DIED.

ln Fneiand, on the Sd of November last the Prin
ces Amr1iA ,hrieeu,h child, and Youngest dsugh
ter of George iii, King of Great britain, IEt 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

JusIls J!d women IN The siteeb
Wilnout u cause my servants beat |;
A, midnight revels be the first,
And k,ek uh what you Call d1sf
But stop nearly had forgotten
Such scnsmes AS these are always iouen
Plans, which ia embryo appear
Euticing as the new born year
butwnen in praclice pat, ,uin CUT
Like others snail tel about
uIusiye dreams, with i~noy'd guiding,
Such az Is us'd IN C.sll. oui.aing.
Let's quit this morali2ing strain |;
Our s,ory's thread resume ss-n'
And lake "a reUospecti'e We"
OF scenes we last yeM blnnoerd thfou6h'
Turn DER the pages ii our P"fe''
And trace each .1assCJea'rat carer,
w nich. though less ~oiihy OF cur nouoe
Thun e'Sn common s"ihs o' so"' S'
E.t viii We TIM, once cUnaessvhu
To rake them up, IN hopes ~ mehu'
In some degree, lne "oithiess G'e"'
Dy hoiuins them 10 pnelieH view
Such scnemln, planni's, 4na ihpiSuins'
"Twixt fcd'ral,sls, toe.tnef ie"sun"o'
A, mas been wiiness'o ior years past
HIi III be suppo,'d oouid 40, io"s '-s''
E,r soon on late receive Tie jaw
Aim'd at lneir tnai oveltn.ow,
And in their miany appear
EermentinS -s a e"SH Vi oee''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-01
Faye Dollars Reward.

LOST. on Frid:y evening last, betw's"
the town OF Alcxsnccia and r'ayhetd' ne ','
siIence O. Mrs. Washington. ON ;he No'-
chester road sinai! Red 3ioroceo FH'"s
containing three receipts Tor loads
-four, two from Anderson Nett To- Sha'cs,
Tyler, and one from Butts and Caywoon
Thomas Greer-and two Ftve D'0aT 0'
.Notes-with ono other papers OF no to"''
quence to any PEI son but The GIT owe
As notice has heen ei.en 10, the gen'iens.,
who gave the -four receipts Of their loss u.s ~
can be Of no use 10 tine finder, who s'''' IA,
ceive the above reward TOR the de'Ifei: "t.
Purse with its con,en;s to Butts and Wy
wood.
John Randolph
April 90. IL,
q Printing of all kinds men"
executed at thss eNce.
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A VALUABLE
House and Lot of Ground,
II the town of Alex ndria, and counted ss
follows:

In me town Oh h!CN I'LL "'->1
follows:
pcINNIEG On the north side OF Duke.
II ,irest, in the said t-wn OF Alexandra
90 b,,plre.i and twenty three fee, five inch
@ - ~. eastward Of Water street, and run
p;,g ,bence eastyardly with Duke street
,ven,v seven fee, ten inches; thence north
w,r,I,y With line parallel to Water street
one hundred fce, thence wsstwardiy with
nne 70 Duke street twenty seven icet ten
inches; thence southwardly in direct pArai-
lei line to the beginning. -.
Notes with approved endorsers, nesotia-
bic in the Bank of Alexandria will be re-
ouired of the purchaser for the payment OF
the purchase money in three equal install
mems. and lier on the property.
James Keith, Jun.
Trustee.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-01
TOBACCO Manyacto1y.
William Walter & ohm Grubb,

Beg letve 10 iat or.a he Friends . me f1'"e
in general,
"HAT they han CT menced the m anu
tae,,ring os Tos,ceo in all its various
-. ., he nor,~ ives corner OF King
an Washing on stress; nHder the frm OF
~ IItN Hitler e co. where they
Nv m nand, Scotch, r ,ppee and Macaoa
Sn,g NJ kim If hewing 70 Dacco, sr'eet
1917 Sn,lif Twist, Zine Pig all and Plug,
Snanish and ommon Segars'
d1teo4t
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April as.
For Sale.
A conpleat Female HOUSE

sERV Mt, aged about shirty-six years
Also, to hire, one aged twenty.--ApP!y to the
Printer. ,.e
ap~'l - W.
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= DiERlISEMENE.

ly y,.tve of ICED o. trust bearing Gaze 1"e
llth ay Of Ootoper. eignIeen na"aFeu
az ,.vea, execVroi 10 the subsc .ioes y
a,x5ni-r ,Rd James mith, Aid iNac"ae,
an a -care + Snli'n, wives OF the sald
a,exsnner at; i'm Smth-wiil he sold,
~ the premises. n SATURDAY,, tbs
.,yr,, sftn da, OF \. next, Oh creol'
of xix. twelve and ei.h'een months
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
Grand HarvardColZsge Lottery
$4,000 DOLLARS,
MAP BE GAINED FOR FIVE, PERHapS

Not two blanks to prize-no deduction. Drawing
will commence at Boston, in June next.
Orders for Tickets and quarters IN the above Grand
Lottery will receive immediate attention al the Ex.
change and Lottery Office of J. C.. SHAW, whopays
all prizes when due. Prize Tickets in other Lotler
res taken in payment. Present price of Tickets,
Whole, IS
Quarters, 81
Constant attendance from sunrise ill 9 o'clock,
Pm. Every favour will be gratefully acknowledged.
March g.
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Drawing Approaches |!
10000 DOLLARS

May be gained for the small sum of
NINE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
inthe Grand Union College Lotie,y No,2!
which will positively commence drawing the 2Sd OF
April next. scheme AS follows -
Prizes OF $4,000 Dollars.
do. 10000
! do. 5000
2 do. 1000
do. 1000
% do. 500
Besides large number os smaller prizes.
CT Orders for Tickets and Quarters in the above,
Lottery, wlii receive immediate ntenuon, at The En-
change and Lottery Office of SHAW, who viii
pay Ill Plies Tickets sold ~ his Office as soon
as due. Whole TicSets dollars 30 ccnts. Quarters
dollars 50 cents Feb. 81
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Neippcrt potet-0t sale.

THAT noted and valuable stand for a
i TAVERN, now occupied by capt. RICHARD
BARKER, with the store, stable, coach-house, &C. all
in complete repair, is now offered for sale.
.Aso-a Lot of excellent Land, containing
about acres, half mile from town.
Likezgise---a Garden Lot, in Barney street,
180 feet by 49, Possession win be given on the lst
Of October next For further particulars, inquire Of
JOHN A. COLLiNo.
December s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

Informs his Customers and The Pu6Hck,
THAT he has received per the NancheYter
u Packet from Lsverbool, via. .NcwYork, gener-
a ssortment of HARDWARE iOODS, which are
" the best quality, and which ne will dispose OF 1T
wholesale and retail, as low or lower than can be
purchased in America
-.imongst which are the .to2c,siny-
Morocco and Buff col cry description
CURED Tea Trays, OF few pair OF elegant
ev.ry size. Looking Classes, &c. !;
Tea Csdees, Bottle stands -ALeO,-
with and without pla. A quantity OF WOOLEN
ted rims GOODS
Snuffer Trays, Broadcioths
Elegant Brittania Tea Plains
Pots of the newest Serges
fashions Coatings, &c.
Knives and Forks Of ev-
Which he will sell by the piece single yard, at
reduced prices.
Newport, November II, 1910.
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Removal.
JOHN y. SHAW,

ResteeyuHy IL. forms his friends and The fR6-
mex, ia general.
THAT he has removed from his old stand, ~ the
Store of Mrs. MARY BkowN, No. 1U9, Thames
street, formally occupied 5y Mr.. U4lIsr C0rnel,
Uhere he e6ers for sus,
A General assortment Of fashionable and Fancy
1A Goods--among rghich are the foikO.ang-
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CARCCLAIi.\G LiDk.ARY
FOR SALE.
GEORGiL W ANTON.

NJlbN/lNNhAb w AN Wv
HAVING relinqushed the Circulating Library
l. business, ofieis for safe his NEWPORT CiRct-
LATINO LIBRARY, consisting of several hund cd
Volumes OF
HISIORY, BIOGRAPHY, VOY.fGES, TR.1J-
ELS, .NHVELS, RO.LaNCES, PL.fYS, &c
All OF which have been cad, but much mJule a.,
and will be sold for less thsn half ,ner orgln ,auc
Persons having Books in their possessi"n iosned
rom W anton 4 RAthbone'S, Ge~rge aDsons
circulating Library, requested to return thc
same an the course of the cnsumg week
Subscribers = George W4non's Library, Cant IA
ey please. comp etc tHctr terms ot su 5scrbtGn at
Mr.. HAMMoNps Circulating Library. Fec. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

w arranted and common spoons, mai row, mn
English and Geneva tad ana salt do
Watches; gar longs, scissors a
Gilt and mahogany frame pincushon CHAINS,
Looking Glasses Yer Pcnt ll-Cases, SHY
Brass Handirons, Shoves Thimbies, plated e.
and longs tors, Sugar iongs,C:
Brass Candlesticks. diesticks and Spurs
BkITANIA WARE, viz. GOLD AND JEwEL
Tea.Pots, ,Sugar-Bowls, WARE,Tl Medallion
Creaui-Pot, Table and Lockets, BreasJ-Pi
Tea spoons plan, topaz and pea
CUTLERY, viz. Knives Z set, Finger Rings
Forks, Jackniyes, PEN gold and hlagIee 4
knN es, Razor, Scissors kings,o every dcscr
Shutters and Trays; ton, Bracelet of eli
Portable Writing Desks TICK & pl IN hair wo
Back kgammon Tables god Necklaces, &c
Flute, Flies and Violins Watch-Chains, Seals
Hunting Apparatus, of Keys, elegant corneii
every description; Keys, SCI IN gold, Sc
Patent and common Sus- Ep4u,ets;
penders Ladies aha gentleme
Reeves Colours, different Pockstbo,ks < PuIs
sizes; of every d, scrp,ion
SILVER AND PLATED Fancy common Nee
WARE--silver Cream laees, of every kind
Pots, Soup and Gravy With an extensive Va, 1,
Ladies', Tea and Table IF Fancy Goods.
Watches, Of every description, cleaned and repair
with accuracy ana warranted
Jewelry and Silver Ware, of ali kinds, manufactur
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphels neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Neck .ceS warranted good.
the money returned
- Cash, and the highest price given for old Cc
and Silver.
Newpors. Nov. 2, 1910
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CRAVSTDW & SU4V,
NrFER at private sale, on very reasonable te rms
~ al tlIeir Auction Office,
400 bbls. supcrfne FLOUR.
ID nhds. 4,n proof Jamaica RUM.
~ pipes GIN.
~ nbds. surInaIn MOLASSES.
IL bDls. GIN.
So bags BA.ava COFFEE.
80 do Wcs,-indid do
3 Squar eg casS, MIaga WINE
u CHESTS suut OnE TEA. Feb. 30.
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CRANSFON * SHAW,
uAvE Just received, from Aev-Fork, and now
4 i offer at Private Sale at their Auction Ofice,
16 hhds +h proof Jamaica RUM;
Ii do 81 proof 81 Crox, do.
u pipes Gin . 9 hhds Molssses;
10 chests Tyson Tea: LIS bags Coffee.
April 10
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FARM FOX .SILF.

FARW FOX SHLE.
Tor sale, small but valuable Farm, situate il
Middelown, two miles from Newport, contain.
ing about twenty acres Of excellent Land. Saiu
Farm is well fenced with stone wall md h.s gre 81
quantity Of orcharding. On the above Farm is
venient Dwelling-ilouse, with out-budnps &C.
Any person wishing to purchase, will know tIe
terms by applying to the subscriber ON .e premises
BENZ. PEABODY.
Middetown, March 13
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n FFERS for sale at at his store, No l24, Thames.
~ street, opposite Coz Jamcs rer! 5, 1" ."Fge and
. A,,.ilstv, assortment OF GARDEN SEEDS al whoie-
sale ana retai, which he Warrants To- Dc Ut uie last
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PAINTING IND GLAzlAo.

T>HE subscribers have formed connection in
the Psiutns md Glazng business, under the
Firm of
Underarood e Ste0ens,
at the shop formerly occupied by BeGrer s. th
der,sood, and The shop formerly occupied by ~ .iien
Sterens. Their friends ana customers may be IS
sured thst every attention, and the despatch
will be given their commands and that no,nng on
continuance OF their tavours
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD,
WILLIAM STEVENS
NB.-Paints. Oil, Window Glass and Putty, 70
sale as usual. March Is
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NEW ROFE SIORE.


W HID NM z JOIN IILLFY,
INFORM their old customers and the pubiiek IL
general, that they have ope,ed Rope-Store IN
Thames street, No. SO, corner of Robert Stevens
wharf. whcrl they intend kecpin. constantly hsnd
Cordage and Botropc of ali Dimensions spun yarn,
wormng, white rope suitable for halters and traces,
houselIne, MARINE, bed cords, hand lines, latchrt
lines, cothe lines and iog lines. They Likewise in
tend IN the spring to furnish their store with small
hsng lines of every description. They will furnish
Cables and rll other cordage tic shortes, notice
and warrant to be of al equal quality to any M. %.
fictured IN the United States. From the con enitn
cy of their store, being contiguous TO the wharvcs
and shippi ng, they hope 10 meet with the encourage
ment of generous puDck. Feb Is.
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Also jnsi receued bales long staple Cotton OF the
FIRST qu"nty.
The ~bovc articles will sold on reasonable terms
- CAS',
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40. /, Uashington-Sqaare,
IFormer,y occupied by SAMUEL VAuCuAN,1
OFFERS roe S.1LE,
\ general assortment OF Groceries, CroCkc:y
N.Are. SIC Sc --Aiz
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CRASH.

MARTIN FEARING,
HtS just received, for sale,
IL bates CRASH, suitable f,r toweling
" ".ich viii be sold, at 10 sts per yard.
Also, supply of
F.9SH4 OA.4BLE SPRING GOODS.
April 10.
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GROCERIES
BIZ WHOLES.iLE s. RET.iL,
WILL IAN w HIT f.,

Offers for SALE At the store, LOng-,vha formerly
occupied by the I'rcgressire Company, No. H.
General Asso. tment of Grocery, Crockep, and
Glass Ware, Esc.-co INSISTING
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Atso,-25U N. Shingles, Win guantty oi
Boassts and Latlis, of the first quality.
.fiss. jssss received, sass
50 bushels white Beans,
H. 1O.s piimc Beef;
2Jj 4uintals Goldfish;
Assortment OF on hollow Ware
do Stoae dc.
4 hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
do. So poof 81. Croix Rum;
: pipes French Brandy;
4 s0rmen, OF Nais
2SO boxes English iierrings
y The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead Iron, & Rigs.
Newport, i'm. 9, 1911
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01

The Bill allowing the introduction Of
Slaves into this State under certain ~circun,-
stances, such as by devise, marriage. &c.
agreeabiy to the prayer of a great number
of persons to the present General ASSEM-
bly,, has passed both Houses and become
a law.
Bank Of the United Stdfes-The house
of delegates went into a committee of the
whole, on Thursday, on Mr.. S~tevenson's
resolution instructing our senator's to OPP
pose the bank of the United States. On
motion the preamble was amended, 1st bv
striking from the 1st part "a nafionaibank.'
and substituting " the bank Of the q. So
and I'd, in the third paragraph, where 10
reads |" the constitution OF the u. S. gives
to Congress no power whatever Of esta5-
fishing under ana farm a national baak,n
striking out the words in italics, and SUBJ
stituting renewing the charter of the bank
of the u. States, which charter they consi-
der as unconstitutional in its FIRST grant,
The resolution too, was amended by strik-
ing out from this clause c. in opposing by
every means in their power, The ESTABLISH
ment of a national bank Under any farm
vhatsoeVer') the words 10 AaLcs, and
substituting in another place, " the renew
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Gongrsss of tDe llniten States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
JANUARY 10.

Mr.. Wright offered a resolution, which
being modified by request of Mr.. Eppes,
reads as follows in substance: Resolved,
rected to lay before this house, a list of the
directors of the Bank of the United States
and its branches, and what portion of the
stock is held by foreigners, and of what
countries what part is held by American
citizens, and of what states. Also, the
specie in the vaults of the banks, accord.
ing to the last returns, distinguishing the
sums owned by the bank, the sans owned
BY individuals, and those owned by the u.
States.
A debate of some length ensued. Mr..
Wright, in defence of this resolution, sta.
ted that there was one director O fthe Bank,
who was a confederate of Aaron Burr, and
a traitor to his country.
Nj. Tallmadge hoped the question of
the renewal of the charter of the II. States
Bank might not be made a party question
he wished to have it discussed with can
dour and GOODNESS.
Mr.. Eppes said it was impossible to
make the bank question any thing but a
IAAN1 HbNohtohs NOAbhASHSSh III party,
it had continued in party, and must now
be decided on party principles.
MIR. Kuickerbacker said he was sur
priced at the declaration of the gentleman
from Virginia Mr.. Eppes.) If this is to
be a party question, i: was already decid-
ed, aod it was useless to call for ioforma-
ton or to discuss the subject. He con-
sIdsred that gentleman as the leader of the
party, and ifparty principles are to prevail
IN the decision, he believed no one of the
party would exercise independence, after
such a declaration from the leader. He
was called TO order by Mr.. Moore. He
explained and Mr.. Moore withdrew hi,
call. Mr.. Eppes also explained /; but bott
left their words nearly as they stood a
first.
Mr.. TaI!madge said he understood tina
the gentleman from Maryland, (Mr
Wright) had named Mr.. Daniel CLARK, a
a traitor to his country.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01

| Smell. Stanford, Stanley, Stephenson.
Sturges, Swoope, Taggart, Tallmadge,
Thompson. Van Dyke, Van Rensselaer,,
Wheaton, Wilson-64.
SATURDAY, Jan. 26.
At half past eleven a motion was made
to adjourn. The ayes and noes were de-
manded and were, Ayes IL, Noes 81.
MIR. Basset presented the Instructions
of the legislature of Virginia to their Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress to
oppose the renewal of the charter of the
bank of the u. S. Ordered to lie on the
table.
The message from the President receiv-
ed yesterday was read. 1t contained a re-
port of the superintendent relative to the
building formerly the Hotel for the gene
raj post.ofice and patent Office.
A report was received from the post
master-general relative TO contracts made
in the year 1900, and the number and COM
pensation ofclerks in that department.
Mr.. Gardner presented a res olutiQn in
structing the committee of ways and means
to enquire into the propriety of increasing
the salary of the postmaster general. Car
ried.
Mr.. Root submitted a bill for the relief
of Charles Minnifee. Read twice and re-
ferred to the committee of the whole for
FRIDAY next.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the army appropriation bill for
1911. Agreed to, subsequently by the
house, and ordered to a third reading
on Monday next.
The navy appropriation bill passed the
same grades, as well as the bill making APP
preparations for the civil list.
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NETWORK, ian. 1s.
rrT,lT n n~O r hEEn

lEN DhIO Lii n.
The British packet Duke of Kent, Capt.
C~otesworth, arrived here yesterday. She
sailed from Plymouth the lst ultimo, and
the editors of the New-YoTk Gazette have
received Lloyd's Lists and London papers
to the 28th Of Move mber. 1t will appear
by the scanty extracts from them, that the
most interesting article, is the pregnancy
of Mrs. Napoleon Bonaparte.
A London paper of Nov. 2sth. says,
{" On the return of the Lord President and
Lord Liverpool from Windsor, on Mon
dav, a Cabinet Council was held and yes
terday mornin3 the Lord Chancellor and
the Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived at
Windsor at 8 o'clock in the morning, re-
ceived a report from the physicians of the
state of his Majesty's health, and immedi.
ately returned to iowa, when a Cabinet
was assembled at 8 o'clock.
Another Council was held at the Foreign
Office last night-it was unanimously at
tended.
AT that Council it was determined that
a Privy Council should be summoned for
this day, to which all Privy Councillors
| should be summoned for the purpose OF
examining the physicians respecting the
state of his majesty's health. The coun-
Gil chamber at Whitehall was fixed upon to
take the examination. The Councilassem.
bled at halt past ~ O'Clock, and had nc,
closed its proceedings when our paper went
to press. The report will be laid before
both houses of Parliament to morrow. II
is probable that a committee will, as in 1888,
be appointed in each house to examine the
physicians. Never was there known q
more numerous attendance of members of
the Privy Council.
The three chief judges of the kings
bench, common pleas and exchequer, at.
tended in their robes. There was an i'm.
menss crowd of spectators round the trea.
sury and Whitehall, extending from White
nall to Downing street; so great was the
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Latest from ENGLAND.

An arrival at New-York from England,
brings London accounts as late as the 3oth
of November, and Liverpool to the 1st
December.
The London Star of the 3oth Nov. is
filed with debates in parliament of the
preceding day. In the house of commons
it was announced that his majesty's illness
still rendered it impossible for any mea-
sures to nave been taken for opening par.
lament in the usual manner or for prorogu.
ing it to any future period.
There had been an examination of the
Physicians who attend his majesty as to
the real state of his health. They gave it
as their unanimous opinion that his males.
ty would recover, but how soon they did
not pretendto say.
A motion was made by the Chancellor of
the Exchequer to adjourn for IA days.
This motion was carried-ayes 233-noes
e.
12o.
Letters from Sweden express their fears
of the immediate adoption of the continent
tai system in that country. The conhsca-
ton DEGREES had been putin force at Me
mel, and the amount carried to French &C.
count.