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All consideration for other topics is now absorbed I
in the interest which is taken in his MAJESTY'S health :
,the following Bulletin was published yesterday :

" Windsor Castle, November 1, 1610.
" His MA lure bas passed rathsr a better night, and is much
the same to-day as yesterday. (Signed)

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11.1:NitY UALVOILD,
" W. HIBBRIMLfi, •
U L. BAILLIE."

In consequence of the Kate's inability to affix the
Sign Mannal to the Proclamation published in the
Gazette of the 20th ult. for proroguing Parliament
to the 29th instant, both Houses met yesterday, and
after going through the necessary forms, adjcrurned.
On thfs occasion Ministers, with a becoming respect
for, the Constitution, have followed the precedent of
1788, as our Readers will see by the following extract
from the Annual Register ft,r that year :

" Noveststa 20.—The Parliament had been prorogued to the
20th of November ; and as the Intended Commission for a far-
ther pmrogation had not been issued by the KINo, its meeting
took place upon that slay as a matter of course. The Peers and
tit. Conunons remained in their separate chambers; and the
CSANCELLOR in the Upper, and Mr. Pivr in the Lower :louse,
having notified the cause of their assembling without the usual
notice-and summons, and stated the impropriety of their proceed-
log tinder such circumstances-to the discussion of any public busi-
ness whatsoever, both Houses resolved unanimously to adjourn
for fifteen days.' At the sante time, Mr. PITT took occasion to
.oliserie, that as it would be indispensaisly necessary, in ease his
MAI its Tv's illness should unhappily continue longer than tke pe-
riod of their adjournment, that the House should take into name-
'Ate constderation the means of supplying, so far as they were
competem, the want of the Rdyal Presence ; it was incumbent
upon them to insure a full attendance, in order to give every
possible weight and solemnity to their proceedings. For this
purpose it was ordered, that the House be called over on Thurs-
day, the ith of December next, and that the SPIAKLII do send
letters requiring the attendance of every Member. Orders to the
same effeot were made by the Lords.'

We need not. remind oar 'Readers of the long and
painful state of anxiety in which every member of the'
Royal Family has been kept, by the melancholy state
of the Princess AMELIA'S complaint. They have
been alternately raised into hope and plunged in
despair. The lively interest which his
MAJESTY felt
in these vicissitudes, was observed so have an alarming
influence_on his feelings. Three weeks ago his MA-
JESTY received from the Physiciktis the afflicting re-
port that the Princess might be no more in an hour,
or that she might languish for many days ; but they
felt it to be their duty to apprise his MAJESTY of the
imminent danger in which sho then was. From that
tirtr the ICrNo's agitatibn was manifest. He passed
InWn a4yl in excessive grief, and some days, according
:tathesleatiss of hope, was equally elevated by expec-
,
. Halt times kept the Physicians
.with him,
when :they: made-their report, two or three hours, in
i.ilionte inquiries. He was aCcnstonaed to receive a
report every morning at seven o'clock, and afterwards
every two hours in the. day. At three o'clock sego.
Wily he went in his coach to the Lodge to vliit her—.
die effect of these visits upon his heart wfsivisible
in' his 'tiara. The effecting incident of the ring, put=
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upon his finger by the dying object of his tenderness,
•gompleated the.shock his nature had received. On
Thuhday morning, the 25th ult. the Gentleman whose
duty it was to be near his person, felt it necessary to
-Ominuniate to Mr. PancitiAL the obvious altenition
that, hod taken place in hij jd .rerrv's speech and de.
Pertinent. On Friday thil. became more manifest, and
on Saturday it was so alarming, that Council was held;
the LORD CHANCELLOR was sent for ; Dr. HEBER..
esx was directed to attend, and orders were given
,that thePhysitians and medical attendants only should
have access to the royal apartments. On Monday,
Lord Etneirand Mr. Psitetvat had a long audi-
ince of the QUEEN, and afterwards received the opi-
diOn olthe. Physicians, who all concurred in declaring,
that the fever might speedily subside ; but in his pre-
sent state they did not consider his MAJESTY to be
able to attend to business. Upson this report, tho
Ministers felt .it to be inconsistent with their responsi-
bility to submit to his Mustn't, for the Sign Mai.val,
the Commission for the prorogation of Parliament,
and without such Sign Manual the LORD CIIANcELLon
*knew that he could not put to it the Great Seal. .
In this melancholy suspension of the 'Executive
Potter, *wagers:awe dispatslked for the imnr,:diata