The National Register.
London, England, 1811-06-09 00:00:00

1•LlE KING.

Bulletin issued last Sunday.—" lfri-ifilsor Castle, .hr 2. ITU
Majesty has had some fresh accession of his disorder, but it does
not appear to he increasing."
Tuesday the'King completed his 73d year. His Majesty's
birth-day, during his-long teign, has never been omitted to be
celebrated as a grand Court and National Festival, till Tuesday,
when all public rejoicings, so far as respected the Government
and Court, were suspended, except thHiring of the Park and
Tower guns. So far as related to individuals and public bodies,
however, the day was celebrated' in nearly the usual manner.—.
The morning was ushered in with ringing of bells, Rte. and in
the evening-the mail coaches, with the coachmen and' guards in
their new clothing, paraded the streets; the houses of the
tradesmen to their' Majesties were, in general, illuminatedy
The day was kept at Windsor by the Queen and Roval smile
in a private manner. The Eton Gentlimen, to c ommemorat..
the day, went in grand procession t.p the Thames to Surly
Hall, the elegant cottage of P. C. Bruce, Esq. where they par
took of a sumptuous collation.

Two thinvand quarts of cream have been sent into Carleton-
House, to be used at the grand gala. It is deposited in an ice-
house, and orders have been issued for as miial more. The.
quantity of pastry prepared is immense. The upholsterers have
resumed their preparations for the fete in me house and garde!.
The whole of the expense of the entertainment will fail little
short of 50,0001.
Monday his Royal Highness the Duke of York held his first
Military Levee at his Office in the Horse Guards, which was
attended by not less than .500 General a•:d other Officers.
Pa7liaments is expected to be prorogued in about •a fortnight,
though there is a report that it will not he prorogued, hut only
adiourned) in consequence of the present critical state Of
affairs.

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;nand, under the orders .af His Royal 1-iighil..s thorPi ncE
of Yort K. Commander in Chief.. . ... 1- • ,--
Gea.Lord Heath- 1:t .Gen. Barton
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field command- Lt.-GenPag et .. Maj.-Gen., Hot CadSliy.
in the ton
t Lieutenant-General Lloyd, commattding the Artillery. -
Lieutenant-General Congreve; ditto Travelling Mortar Brigade.`"
Lieutenant-General Sir H. Burrard;.ditto Infantry.
Major-Getteial Dilkes, ditto Guards.
Alajor-General Turner, ditto Militia.
C Maj -Gen. M‘Farlane -
Lieut.-Gen. the Mar ui., 3 q .
1 Nlap-Gen.
of lluntiy ' ( Maj -Gen. -

Volunteers.

FIRST LINE

--LIEUT•-COLONEL DALRYMPLE.
200 Lieutenant-Cokuirl Willis.
lso Lieut.-L:010M amilunt.
bo Captaiii Elicks.
2.20 Lieut.-Colonel Wright.
70 (.'apt. Selion.
9)) Major Fassoil.
64 Captain Speddiug.
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
Travelling Mortar Brigadel3u Lieutenant Stevenson.
4 Troops of Ilorse Artil- 400 Lieutenant Colonel Dixon,
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ltidin Troop, ditto 50 Major Quist
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Stoke Newington
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LIFE GUARDS.—LIEUT -GEN. BARTON.
Ist Regiment - - '298 Colonel O'Loughlin.
,c2d ditto - - - 320 Lieutenant-Colonel Earton.

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