The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-06 00:00:00

STATE OF THE KING.

.13n -Saturday morning :he Doke of YORK al..
Iftveft at Windsor Palace, about eleven o'clock,
irorn London, to bold a Council on Ihe state of
is MAJESTY. Soon after die Members of the
`4lllocil arrived, consisting sit—

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the
lord C.ltticellor, the Duke of Montrose, the Marquis of Cam-
Iltn, the Earl of Winchilsea, Lord Arden, Lot d St. Helen's,
tsrd Henty, the Earl of Macclesfield. and Sir William Grant,
l'eittrr. the whole of the Members of the Council, except the
4tchbishop of York.

The Council assembled at twelve o'clock, when
the whole -1 the five Doctors were in aiteiZerice,
b,.."4/ onside their Monthly Report ot the State or he
"KING. to %chic! they were sworn before the
totocil. After this the Alemliers of the Couch
Ititiottrned to the private aplaritnetits of.the KtNo,
alt)d visited his AIASE‘TY. A Bulletin -las then
"treed upon as to the sta,e of the KING. for tite
Ilatisfaction and inf.,rniation of the Public, but
which was kept !tilt/ate till vererday, when it mss
ibthibited in the State Ruffin% in St J tut. s'
tttlas ce by General GWYN Ng, Ecrierre and one of
bts M4esty's Pages, from Windsor ; it wkis us
follows

4. WLNDSORVASTLI:, TEC. 4.

" His MMESrY's disorder has undergone no alteration.
114 MasEirs was indisposed for"two days, a fortnight since;
kat has now recovered his ordinary Bodily health, which is
1404, considering his great aze.

" HENRY HALFORD, M. 11 UWE,
u W. fIEBERDEN, J. WILLI."
" ROST. WILLIS,
In consequence of the various reports which
"*Ye been circulated ior some time past revue! •
311 K the state of the KING, the inquirers at St.
ambles's Palace yesterday, were much more un-
kerous than they bad been, for a considerable
lime past. The two days' illness of his MAJESTY
Cluded to in the Bulletin, were the days whet.
the two Councils, as we stated, were held at Lam-
Iketh Palace, when the unprecedented circum-
'trance of the Physicians being examined in Loo•
4011 took place, which was all the first day's
totincii, on which day the Duke of YOliK recent-
%l three expresses from Windsor.

KING.—We hove been informed by a
tiolsle Lord who satv his MAJESTY four dAys
since, that there i% no foundation for 'he rumours
Lesperting the KING'S indisposition, bur that his
Mit.rssTr now enjoys At excellent state of health.
Morning Post)

THE THEATRE —The mant.er in which The
liege of Betgrade was brought forward tin Sa
ttav last at Drnry•Lane Theatre, is highly honor-
liltle to the spirit and liberalry or the new
lanagement. The splendour and vaiiety of
the scenery, the magnificent costume. larked
throughout, and the general excellence of t!e
Illetihg, promise to revive the -former popu-
"tity of the Opera. Bitattax acts well in the
Part of the Seraskier, and his musical powers
Ittre admirably displayed not only in the mi-
tinel airs of STORACE, hat it) several additional
tornpositions. Miss BYRNE is a respectable
heitiisition to the company, but we conceive that
the spirit and humour of Miss KELLY would have
l'een better adapted to the part of Lilla. The rest
thecliarrtcters wete most admirably supported by
CAR6w, Mrs. BLAND, T. Coo a, HARLEY,
411AEMAN, and with such a host of talents, it is
b't wonderful that the performatiCe brew very
warts, as well as well merited, applause from a
very numerous audience.

l'ecterhy the PRINCE REGENT and the Doke
CilatoNce 'Attended divine service at the (:ha-
Pei Royal, St. James's PaldCe.
Tile LORD CHANCELLOR and the VICE-CHAN-
Er-L01; bbitl audiences of the PRINCE RECENT
Yesterday at Carlion-bouNe.
The Duke of YORK came to tOlVrt at a hate
ie,tir on Saturday night. Ycsterilny morning his
t Y Highness lett town fur
"folk.

Ihe DOCIIegS Of GLOUCESTER'S health is al-
ir"fly improved by her residence at Brighton ;
• er 11,,ttl flightless uses the warm bath, and
the weather is favourable, takes carriage
111111. gs on the cliffs.
A letter trom Dover, dated Decundier 3, says,
he Alarquis DE LA ToUR 11AUBoURG, with
:4.1 family and it embaiked this morning l
Alitig.tte French packer, tinder a salute trout
citadel and a gtiaril of honour. The Lort
II Linea') packer also sailed at the saute time With
'y Wail, and about 40 passengers."