Star.
London, England, 1811-08-02 00:00:00

THE KING.

Yesterday afternoon, at
,four o'clock, the Archbi-
shop of CANTERBURY waited upon the PRINCE REGENT,
at Carlton House, to report to his Royal Highness
the state of the KING, from the examination of the
Physicians, having just returned from Windsor, where
his Grace had been attending a meeting of the Queen's
Council. The examination of the Physicians, and the
deliberations of the Council, did not last two hours.
The Members did not stop to take any refreshment,
as had been customary.—A variety of reports were
circulated, in consequence of its being supposed that
his Grace drove into Carlton House Coach-yard from
the Park, in a Royal carriage and six ; but it proved
to be only the carriage of the Duke of MONTROSE, the
King's Master of the Horse.
The following is the Bulletin issued this day :
" WINDSOR-CASTLE, AUGUST 2.
" 1-lis MAJESTY has passed a sleepless night, and is VOL quite
so well this morning. (Sigied)
" 1. EALYOID, W. lIEIZEDII4, E. WILLIS."

The interesting letter from Gibraltar, which we
gave yesterday, came by the TIGRE, of 80 guns, Ad.
miral Sir SAMUEL Hoon, which has arrived at Ports-,
mouth. In addition to the particulars communicated
yesterday, we learn that the Guerillas, in the Pro-
, vince of Murcia, had been very succesful in their en-
terprizes against the French. General FEMME had
sustained an action with a part of the troops lately
under the command of SEBASTIAN!, numbering about
500, whom he had put to flight with great loss. SE-
sAsTtApit, who was said to be in ill health, being
afil:cted with asthma, was about to return to Italy.

General WHITTINGHA NI, with some Spanish officers,
has arrived in the Balearic Isks from Cadiz, and is
employed in organizing and disciplining troops for
the service of Ile Peninsula.

Arragon Gazettes to the Gth of June have been re-
ceived, but their contents are not of much importance.
They contain a variety of letters from the partizan
ESPOZ Y MINA, detailing his desultory operations in
Navarre, particularly in the vicinity of Parnreluna,
during the month of May. These operations were,
doubtless, extremely harassing to the enemy, but their
general result is not of sufficient importance to require
their being particularly detailed. These papers con-
tain many complaints of the want of arms, clothing,
and equipments, which is experienced Ky the Spanish
troops in Valencia and Arragon.

Some more American Papers have been received.
The following paragraph we extract from the .Natiumsl
Intellizencer :
•, We are warranted in asserting, that the President
has expressed a wish for the speedy art ival of Mr.
FOSTER ; that he would be received with the utmost
cordiality, and that certain points pending between
Great Britain and the United States, which had been
insisted on, would for the present be waved by our
Government, rather than procrastinate the wished for
understanding."
We menticned some days ago, that a Decree had
been issued by BONAPARTE, imposing the penalty of
death upon all persons detected in a correspondence
with the subjects of Great Britain, and in drawing or
negotiating bills of exchange on this country. Its
object is is encourage theimportation of gold coin into
France, and to prevent altogether dealings by bills.
Thus, persons coming to buy goods in French ports
must not pay for them by bills upon London, but
must bring specie.
The In.ts cutter has sent into Ya7mouth, the Con-
cordia, taken by the French, and retaken by the cut-
ter'► boats ; which gallantly cut her out of Ostend,
although opposed by the tire of the French soldiers,
amounting to 200 men.
By a letter, dated the 15th of May, received from
the Brazils, it appears that the PRINCE REGENT of
PORTCOAI, had, two days previous thereto, being his
birth-day, settled a pension of 20,000 crowns per an.
num on Lord WELLINGTON, 10,000 oil General Bg-
'Lwow. and 5000 on Colonel T►t;T,