The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-25 00:00:00

'THE. KING'S HEALTH.

(The following Papers have just. been Printed by Order of the
House of Commons.)
DECLARATION OF THE MEMBERS QF HER MAJES-
TY'S 'COUNCIL, RESPECTING THE STATE OF HIS
MAJESTY'S HEALTH : MADE ON THE 4TH .0F
APRIL, 1812.
" We the underwritten, Bcc._ do hereby declare
and certify, that the state of his Majesty's health, at
the time of this our meeting, is not such as to
enable him to resume the personal exercise of his.
Royal Authority.
" That his Alajesty's bodily health is as good
as at any of, the periods of our former Reports.
" That his Majesty's mental health is as much
disordered as it has been during any part of his
Majesty's indisposition.
" That all the Physicians in attendance con-
cur in thinking, that his -Majesty's final and com-
plete recovery is extremely improbable, and they,
clo not expect it ; but they also .concur in stating,
that they do not entirely des.pair of it.
(Signed) "C: cANTALTR. " AYLESPORD.
" E. EBOR. " ELDON.
• " MONTROSE. "ELLENBOROUGH.
WINCHELSEA. " W. GRANT."
(A true Copy, CHETWYND.) •

DECLARATION OF THE MEMBERS OF HER MAJES-
TY'S COUNCIL, RESPECTING- THE STATE OF HIS
MAJESTY'S HEALTH ; MADE oti THE '4TH OF
JULY, 1812.
" We, the underwritten, &c. do hereby declare
and certify; that.the state of his Majesty's health,
at the time of this our meeting, is not such as to
enable his Majesty to resume, the personal exer-
cise of his Royal Functions.
".That his Majesty's bodily health is as good
as it was at the period of our last Report.
" That his Majesty's mental health is as much
Jisordered as during any period of his Majesty's
indisposition.
"-_That the hope of his Majesty's ultimate and
complete -recovery is diminished sinee the period
of our last report ; but that such recovery is not
absolutely despaired 'of."

(Signed as above.)

The Duke of Youx held a Military Levee yes-
terday, at his Office in the Horse Guards, for the
last. time on a Friday till the next Session of Par-
liament.

We have just received a letter from Sir Row -
LAND 1111.1.'S army, dated on the field, at Albuera,
dine 2,1, the French army drawn up opposite, and
an action expected to take place on the 22d. in-
cluding Spaniards and Portuguse, General HILL
had 20,000 5 the French 26,000.

By.llettersfrom Lislion, we learn that the 38th
regiment, in the highest' order, had arrived' from
Ireland ; and the 82d, 'llOO strong, froin Gibral-
tar. These two regiments, as well, as the -sth ,
and drafts from 41ifferent regiments, in, all about
6000 men, were about to set out to join Lord
WELLINGTON, in Spain.
THE THEATr.2.—We signified in our account of
the new Comedy of The Fortune Hunters, repre-
sented at the Haymarket Theatre on Thursday,.
that though it,met,with much opposition, yet that
it was by no means -absolutely condemned. Our
opinion waS confirmed last night', for, with a few
alterations, the piece was very well received, and
indeed there is so much merit in the perform-
ance of MATTnews and JONES, that the Comedy
was worth protection merely on that account.
The new Opera of Rich and Poor has .been
uncommonly successful. It was very :s•ell attend-,
ed on the second representation, and on its third,
last night, there was a very numerous audience,
who applauded the piece throughout, and testified
the warmest approbation 'when it concluded.—
Much is to lie attributed, to ,the interest of the
piece,,and much indeed to the general merit of
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