Star.
London, England, 1810-12-03 00:00:00

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'The following Bulletins were chewn yesterday and
today :
' WINDSOR CASTLE, DECEMEIM .•
" Half past etht,
le There is no Material alteration in His NlA.DzstY's
complaint since murning. (Signed)

66 H. R. REVNOLDS.
66 HENRY HALFORO.
14 W. HEBERDEN.
66 M. BAILIE
U. WILL'S."

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wiNnsor. CASTLE, DECESIT3ER 2.
eg His MAJESTY has passed a good night, and ap-
pears a little better this morning. (Signed as above.)"
" WINDSOR -CASTL Ep DEC. 2, NINE, P. N.
" His MAJESTY has continued the wL.le day full
as well as he wa► in the morning."
(Signed as befo:e.)
WINDSOR CASTLE. DEC. 3.
41 The KING has had a good night, and is still a
little better this morning." (Signed as above.)

E.lrl PA ULETT and Colonel CA PEL went nut of
waiting at the l'alace on Saturday ; the former as the
Lord in Waiting, the latter as Groom in Waiting.—
Yesterday Lord CHARLES Seescurt and the Hcn. I'it& i
DERICK Weer came into "seeing, in the same char .c-
-ters. The day' proxed remati tbly fine, in addition I
to its being Sunday, the concourse of persons resort-1
ing to the Palace far exceeded any since the Bulletins 1
of the King's health have been s:tewn there.
The grand staircase, gnarl, presence, and privy
chambers, were crowded to excess from two o'clock
till past three; as was also ,he little withdrawing room
from the levee-room, where the Lord and Gro,en were
'in waiting, to their great inconvenience. All the'
rooms were frequently completely blocked up, and it
was with great difficulty the gentlemen in waiting
could preserve order ; some had their clothes torn,
&c. , There were supposed to have been, in the course
of the afternoon, at least 5,000 inquirers.
'One of the loyal carriages and six horses, with a
number of outriders, in royal liveries, arrived at the
Queen's House, in the Park, yesterday afternoon. It
was supposed to be the Kixo; but it was only a part
of his suite, preparatory to his own removal.
. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE has the management of
the arrangements necessary to be made at the Queer's
Palace for the reception of the Ktso and Royal Fa-
mily.

The following is a List of the Peers who ♦oted for
and against Earl SpExeEtt's Amendment to the mo-
tion for adjourning to the 13th instant:

DUKES.

Clarence
susrex
Norfolk
Sorner,et
St. Alban's
Bedford
istnaqutssts.
Lansdowne
Stafford
Headford
EA ALI.
Radnor
Rossiya'
Suffolk
Slat:bore
'p. act r
11r-heater
Cholmondeley
Grey

FOR THE ANIENDMENT.

Grosvenor
Derby
Cowper
Fitzwitliant
. St. Vincent
Hardw:cke
Kings:on
Locan
Jersey
Peterborough
Charlemoot
viscou NT
Hereford
MARGINS.
Hastings (Moira)
Granard
Sumer.
Gwydir
Greov lie
Elientolrough
Lauderdats

Splnert, of Worm-'
Leighton (Marquis
of Blandford) •
Ponsolitiy
Ponsonby of finality
Keith ,
Carysfort
Er -Icicle
Clifton (E. Darnley)
Holland
Say arid Sac
John
Moon (M. Douglas)
Butler (E. Ormond) ,
Bradford
Isipprr Ossory
Granary
King
Hawke
Da re nay (Vis. Down)
Motto*,

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151.1.1.131/TH; ritetunEß
Arrived Llm Gotter. sl:lts of•war from the Maid At
quioinnast from F.illim,u(!),,witere slit, landed dis.
patches. The Dutch Adntiral HAttrstscx, taien in
t vessel from Batavia by the Ttatset.esschooner, carte
ovzrin her. Also .arrx.zd tl.e Prince Ernest packet
from Fallronth ; ;:nd. the Carteret packet with mails
from the Windward Islands, last from Falmouth,
where she landed the mails o:i Wednesday last ; she
was 34 days from SI. Thttrreas's. On the 4;lt instant,
in lat. C 3. 17. long. 53. 43. she paused a vessel, 1
upwards ; but it then blowing hard, she could ..ot
come near enough to ascertain %vita she was. Sailed
la &UNE frigate with a convoy for the Dowus ; and
the An:atc:ZUNIBI2, of 74 guns, tvith 500 marines for
Lisbon. Carte up harbour to relit the BLoormouNis
Rim brig, and HELENA th:op of ‘var. S.tiled the
Walsingitam pack-t for ; PICKLE. schooner
for Cadiz, Gibraltar'. and Malta ; RUIN frigate for
Lisbon ; Duke of Kent packet for Bermuda and New
York ; and the Francis reeling ditto fur the Lee-
ward Islands. Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER S.

Sailed yaw-6y his Llijesty's ships Dolt
REVENUE, and Gosnitwaz fur oft Cherbourg. Ar-
, rived the SmiPecos 4;ed TiiPitosig from a citiize.—
Sailed his Mak”ty's ship NAIAD, &c. with he:. Con-.
voy ; both the West India and Lisbon flacts bays

, DEAL, DECEMBER v.

Sailed last evening and this momiaz tl'e whole of
the outward-bound, under convoy l,f the ZIMMER and
HUNIRgit. His Majesty's 11.4• tecaptitred
and sant into the Downs the Fountain from Quebec.
Arrived the Lora irom Buenos Ayres._
liailed the ItLueot.z, C..2rAN, and SKYLARK on a
cruize ; CIIRISBAK VII. and the 'inassus for Ports-
mouth. Wind N. and tine weAther.
SHEERNESS, DEcncta 2.

Arrived the PARMA A, and FORWARD, With a very
large fleet from the Baitic, which Lave passed np the
Rover with a fine breeze iroth the Northward.—
Sidled :he PRINCESS CAROLINE, i;JI