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" Qatent.r.thuse, Feb. 18,1804
" 111 s MAJ. zs Y 'is much the 'same a 3 yesterda.y, and we
do not apprehend him to he in danger.
(Signed) PEPYS.
" H. R. REYNOLDS. '
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F. N.IILLMAN.
" W. HEBERDEPL"

The crowd at the Palace to-day was much greater
than, it has been yet,. Aa the-. Guard-rooms and
Anti.chambers, and the Great'`Stair•case and the
passages leading to it, were literally crammed with
persons of all ranks and descriptions. The Bulletin
was considered of so cheering a nature, as tore.
compense the increased anxiety which the delay in
its publication had excited, and every one departed
with a hope that His Majesty's disorder is yield.
ing before the remedies applied to it.

Lord SOMERVILLE, the Lord in Waiting, again
attended in the Levee Room, and the Pages and
other Attendants were in waiting as before.
In the course of yesterday His MAJESTY, we
understand, enjoyed some refreshing sleep, and par:.
took of some refreshment. His pulse; which on the
preceding night had been as high as 1 to, had sub.
sided to 80. This circumstance afforded the most
consolatory hopes, and we rejoice to find that this
morning the same favourable symptoms continue.
It was in consequence of this happy change, it
is supposed,,- that no communication was yester-
day made, to either House
.of Parliament, as
had been generally and confidently expeded.—The
House
.of Commons was very fully attended in
expelation of some communication, -but Mr. AD_
DlicGToN moved that the House should adjourn to
Monday next, ivhich was readily 'agreed to without,
any-observation wltateyr.r. , Mr. ITT, Mr. Fox,
and several other diStirrruish&F Members' were
present. • •

Sir JouN WROTT:SLEY withdrew Motitn
for Papers resprciing the Insurreetion in
the 23d of July inconsequence of the present oil_
cumstanees, but intimated his intention of renew.
ing it"ac a futiue clay: -

men.

Yesterday at two o'clock, another Cabinet Coon.
cil was held at the Minister's house, which broke
up at four, and another was held at nine at night,
which sat very late.
We understand that, at the recommendation of
the Cabinet Council, Sir LUCAS PE PYS and Dr.
REYNOLDS were called in to attend His MAJ ESTY ;
those Gentlemen accordingly attended His MA JES.
TY yesterday, and met Sir FRANC IS MI LLM AN and
Dr. HEBERDEN, and had a consultation at the

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Queen's House: Tie whole of those Gentlemen
continued ;heir visits to His MAJESTY during the
day ; and it will be seen that the whole four sign
the Bulletin this morning.
Last night, about eight o'clock, the DUKE of
YORK had an interview with Mr. ADD iNcroN, at
his house in Downing-street.

TuE •Paris intelligence to the 3oth ult. inclu-
sive, which we received last night, is of very little
importance. The First Consul had not then left
Paris, nor was the time of his departure known,
though some expedations were entertained that he
meant to set out on the evening of the 3oth. The
execution of two persons at Paris, upon a charge of
being concerned in a conspiracy against the First
Consul, has given the Moniteur an opportunity
of reviving the charge against the Government of
this Country, respefting the infernal Machine,
which the People of France are of course bound im-
plicitly to believe.

It is stated in private Letters from Hambargh,
that the French Government have made most inss_
lent propositions to the Danish Court, the objea of
which was to exclude the English from the Baltic,
by shutting up the Sound. This demand met of
course with a direct refusal.

It is Stated, that in case of a serious Invasion by
the Fretich,--arra*ments have, it is said, been
made for the QUEEN and PRINCESSES to go to
Hartlehury Castle, the Palace of the Bisnov of
WoacEsTeß, about ten- miles from the City of
Worcester.

Her Royal Highness the PR/NC ESS of %VAL F.S
yesterday paid a visit of several hours to Lady
HAMO ND, in Soinerset.place.
An Express has been sent off to Lord More A at
Edinburgh. We think it likely he may soon be
summoned to London, if His Majesty's indisposition
does not take a decidedly favourable turn. His
Lordship, it is well known, stands high in the
confidence of the PRINCE of WM, Es.

The Duke of RICHMOND arrived yesterday at
his house in Privy.gardens, from Goodwood, in
Sussex.

The Earl of CHATIIMI had a party at dinner on
Thursday ; amongst whom were, the Dutchess of
LEEDS, Hon. Mrs. POLS, Lords STOP.FORD and
GRENVILLE, Sirs FRANK STANDISH, and J. SHEL-
LY, Mr..PITT, and the Hon. W. Pots.
The Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, and the
Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE, are elected Trustees of
the British,Museum.

CaptainlLieutenant • D'ESTERILE, of the Royal
Marines, who was lately so honourably acquitted
before a General Court Martial, of the charges pre-
ferred against him by General ELLIOT, is since
promoted to the rank of full Captain at. Pl
Division. ymouth

The Marchioness of STAPFORD is to present the
Colours to the Loyal North Britons.
The Sutherland Volunteers, who have been put
on permanent duty, are now on their march to Edin-
burgh.

The latest accounts from our Squadron off Boulogne
state, that the Leopard, Leda, Lifinortalite, Squirrel,
Locust, Archer, Dutchess of Cumbcrland, and Griffn
Cutters,remained at anchorclose off Boulogne harbour
the whole of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and almost
all Wednesday. They observed that the addition of
force at Boulogne of late has been very considerable.
There are upwards of Izo sail of Brigs, Schooners,
&c. exclusive of Gun-boats, in all not less than
Soo sail. The principal part have moored up the
Harbour into the different new bosons which have
been made.

For upwards of an hour on Wednesday morning
our Squadron was becalmed. The Enemy perceived
it, and a fire was lighted on the heights, which was
supposed to be a signal for attack. Great bustle
was immediately perceived, and the pier head was
crowded with Soldiers and others dragging out gun.
boats to attempt the attack on our Squadron, for
which they considered the circumstances as favour..
able. A breeze springing up, however, they again
returned into harbour.

On Sunday the ImmortaAti, Dutchess of Cumber..
land and Griftt Cutter, attacked some Gun-boats
between Cape Grisnrk; and Boulogne, on their way
to the latter. A severe fire was kept up from the
batteries on shore upon our vessels, but without
doing them any injury. The ban:artalite shot away
the Mast of one of the Gunboats.
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It is calculated that the Enemy's Naval Equip.
meats at Boulogne will contain upwards of 60,000

Sir JAMES BONTIEN, who succeeded Mr. CLAP-
HAM as Collettor of His MAJESTY'S Customs in
the Island of SF..Lucie, is since appointed Ordnance
Store Keep to.the,Colony of Demerara.
Mr. Sergeant Wz,!-,oArso is appointed a King's
Seijeani 4114 Mr. ,TOPPING, and several other
Gentlemen of the Bar, have lately been honoured
with silk gowns.
Last week SAMUEL LOVAT, Esq. Son of the
Rev. J: S. LovAT, of Loughton, in Essex, was ad-
mitted to the degree of Barrister at Law, by the
Hen. Society of the Inner Temple.
In the case of Mr. ASTLETT, Otlt of the twelve
jadgcs, seven -were of opinion that rhe ENc.liever
Bill 3 were effect,, and .4,ve that thoy were trot.,