Star.
London, England, 1804-02-25 00:00:00

THE KING.

Oa the Cubic& which molt generally and moil de,
fervedly interefis the feeliags of a loyal people at this
jenatue, die health of our venerated Sovsastos, we
have little new to prefect to the Public. The fol-
lowing Bulletin, containing the Report of the Phyfi-
dans on that fubjed, was (hewn this day by Lord Syn.
au, and the other Officers in waiting at St. James's:
e, tbs.!. Palace, Feb. 25. 1104.
a Kw sibissrr mesas: te•day wseb n, :be fans flats is
which he was yryterday.
(Signed)

44 ircs:

" N. virmozw.
" P. MILLIIJN.

" IV. NEIBILIDiII.

The following form of Prayer and Thankfgiving
upon the profped of his Mairsrv's recovery has
beets ordered to be ofed in the Churches and Chapels
of the Metropolis to4norrow,, and in other parts of
the Kingdom on the flat Sunday after the refpative
Maier (hall receive the fame;
• 0 Aar tours Goy, we vender auto Thee our sofelenad
thteht and Itelh, the than bad weschfsfed to be merciful and
gracious to this kingdom, bi grandee to? Thy Servant, our Sown
reign, the hope and prof** of a finely recovery horn Ms dan-
gerous ileknefe. Cooks and AIMS, we befeesh Thee, 0 LORD,
the woe& widekTbeu bolt Mew. Make the light of Thy cairn
canines to thine *pop Hba, and renew in bon his paha *no FA
Omar that He say keg onidasse a wading Watbee to Thy Church,
sad Thy Ittlsifter for good toga his Nide& ; and that. in the pre-
hat ants, ha may be Thy Skied inftrusneut of redwing Peace
to the
inAdd world. And when am MA lengthened his days
Go earth, die soloyment both of dements happisda, and of
peek peace and profeatty, crows Him, 0 Loan, with ~be-
n Glory is the Life to come, through JEWS COMM our Lord
anitlavioar. Amen."

Betides the Bulletin of the Kiwo's health, fent to
Carleton Houle for the 'Panics, there is another fent
every day for the infpeigion of the young Printers
CMARLOTTS. who, on receiving that of Tuefday,
which Rated his Mossy* to be better, killed it with
an affettionate rapture, and then put the paper into
her bofom
Mr. Fox and Mr. Gaily attended laft night in the
Houle of Commons until within a few minutes be-
fore it rote. They fat together, and evidently came
for the fame common objet. It was the firtt time of
Mr. GllT'll attendance this Salon.
The decifions of the Minehead and Sudbury Elec-
tions were yefterday reported in the Hoeft of Com-
mons whilft the gallery doors were doled. The fit-
ting Members in both cafes were confirmed in their
feats, but the Petitions are deemed not frivolous or

vexatious.
Some of the papers have Rated that the Middlefex
Committee have let afsde the votes of the fileworh
Millers. This is not a fgt. The Committee have not
Isom to a decilinn upon the nveritt ~f aay of the points
1 before them. Whatever has been decided, has merely
I been upon the method of proceeding, or other inci-
dental queßions.
The Dowager Lady Haft/wools is arrived in town
from Bath.
Thurfday the Earl and Conntefs of B aaaaa sr ar.
'Ted at their houfe in Spring Gardens, from Berke-
ley Cattle, Gloncefteithire.
The Countefs of Caft aaaaaaaaa Rout was given
laR night with its ofual fplendour and fete ion, at
her houfe in Benton-firm.
Sir GILIIIRT HIATHCOTS and family arrived in
I town on Thurfday left.
Yefterday the Q2een's Volunteers had a grand
1 field day in Hyde park. Mr. Woorroa, just. a pri.
1 tate in the eorps, had part of his fore finger on his
left hand mot away while he was ramming down
with his Tam-rod. At 5 o'clock, the Officers of the
Corps dined together at the White Hoeft Tavern,
Pimlico.
The St. James's Corps is to be allowed a further
1 augmentation, and, when complete, will be one
thoufand Rrong.
On Thurfday Lieutenant Colonel Jsextusoe in-
fpated the St. Saviour's, Southwark, Volunteers,
commanded by Major Porr ; the St. John's, com-
manded by Major Klee ; and the St. Olave's, by
Capt. Swaw, on Kennington-common. Col. Juana-
sow exprefled himfelf completely fatisied with the 1
military appearance of thde corps, but more parts-1
cularly fo with the good condition of their arms end
accoutrements. After having infpated the above i
corps individually, they anted together as a fingle
battalion, and went through their manoeuvres in a
spry foldierlike manner. On the fame day Colonel
Jo a Mason infpeaed the Chrift Church, Surrey, Vo-
unteers, as did Colonel GAITSKILL his own Ser+.
ment, the firft Surrey, previous to their infpation by
Colonel JEN meson on Thursday next.
This morning, about four o'clock, a fire broke out
in the houfe of Meth's. WILD and Baitaisoros.
cheefemongers, Charing•Crofs. It raged for fome
time with great fury, notwithaanding every exertion
made to flop its progrefs ; and at IA extended to
the next houfe, that of Mr. THOMAS, butcher,'.
which it completely deßroyed, as well as the one
where it firß broke out. We ate very lorry to Rate,
that a maid•fervant is miffing, and great fears are
entertained that the fell a &crifice to the flames.
The firemen difplayed their ufual aaivity, and made
every poffible effort to prevent the conflagration from
fpreading. Mr. FOURDRIIIIIII'S 130111 C, corner of
Craig's court, is materially injured, particularly in
the upper part. Mr. Br Tie LD'S, a refpatable Book-
feller, who reticles at the ("poke corner, we are
happy to add. has received no injury.
The apartments of Mr. SMITH, of Bath, we are
happy to fay have efcaped unhurt. Their lots would
have been a public calamity ; the collation of foils
he has made being extremely valuable. The bottle of
Mr-Macs has been damaged a little behind.
Mr. TAI.STES'S premiles, and Mr. WY111,11111% in
Craig's•court, has all-) been damaged.
Early on the morning of Saturday fe'nnight, the
corn or meal and malt :Lill of Blairgowrie, was di(
covered to be nn fire, and, notwitbaanding every
attempt to eatingsufh the flames, was burnt to antes.
The mill, when the conliagratton began, contained
neatly an hundred Was tot }train, malt, and meal,
which were alma totally sigittu):o..