Star.
London, England, 1804-02-17 00:00:00

THE KING.

That general love and attachment which have been
invariably macifeaed by a loyal people t. wards the
bell of Sovereigns, were never more lirongly expreff-
ed than on the melancholy occafion of the Kula's
prefent ellnefs. Every other confideration gives way
to the feelings excited by the danger to which fo va-
luable a life is expofed, and it forms the whole fubjea
of converfation among all ranks. The reports, how-
ever, refpeaing his MAJESTY'S diforder, are fo vari-
ous and contradiaory, that we feel little difpofed to
enter into any particulars on the fubjea. There was
no other public account yefterday evening of the hate,
of his MAJASTY'S health, than that which appeared
in the Bulletin at St. James's, but we underfiand no
alteration took place. Dr. Tuavon attended the
KING yellerday, as well as Sir FILIINCIS MILNIAN,
Dr. HEREILDINt and Mr. DVPIDAS.
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The fame officers attended this day at St. James's
which were in waiting ycflerday, to exhibit the Bul-
letin to the numerous incpities that were made ; and
it has been ordered, that till fume change takes place,
the fame attendance fhall be given every day from
twelve to three o'clock.
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It gives us much pleafure to be able to relieve, in
a (mall degree, the anxiety of our numerous readers,
by informing them that his hlsissvir paired a better
night than he has for rime time experienced.
The following is the Bulletin of this day :
BUI.I.LTIN.

•1 t7th Frbrwry, 18=4.
"hfu 31i7tscr lad fears! hoar, fivit, and jinni to k

refrabed by it.

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" r. 1.171.1.1.1 N,

" R. taaribsm."

The Loan CHANCELLOR and Mr. ADDIN Grow went
tli;. day at one o'clock to the Q2een's Nonce ; after
CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 2. Tohuic,hs. a
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Advice' have been received from the Patha of la- the utmoll and indeed the moil profound feciecy is
mina, that an Adjutant of General Sr. CYR has Al- Übft.reCd.
rived in the M. tea, oih Lite's of recommeadat :on A communication on the fubjeCt of his Mar; sve,
from that Gancral. Mc arptit7s to have übferved illnefs, and, with it, the prcicnt date cf piLlic affairs,
and infpetled every thing in the P:ninfula. The ob. i, expeCted to be made tl.is evening, ot to.mori.,w at
jea of hif jou; ney, as he flys. i. to purchafe TM kith 1 farthe.t, to both Hi.ufes of Parliament.
bodes in the Morea, I.: the Life Gf the French army. 1 We are happy to add. that hi. M ...jetty flrpt 1.4.
The Neapolitait Charge d'Affaires at the P,Yre. LAS 1 about five hours lad night. atld that h.: is conipara•
liven in to the Tut kith G .4,min:tit i-evcral wictut ; tively better than he ha. been at any other periA
communications relative to the date of affairs ir. Italy I time Tnefday lad.
and its vicinity. The mmoit fccrecy prevails at the green's /wife.
0E641 accounts have been received from Egypt. • Mt a whifper i. foffered to tianfitire them, relative
that the Dc sr atter Ail/Wooing for ?utak' rri•ileg•, to the Ki.c's health; and, excepting the Phy.cians,
have at length altr,ed ti, the converio,e,n pror•te,:;•) tin. I.oau CH A MCI LLOR is the only perfon allow,d to
the Tut k;nl Government, by %% h:ch the mdreilion ol I approach his MAJ LITE. and not even lii, Lordflop,
'exanchia end Egyrt is, at lead for a time, fucutA i unlef. the P ins permit i permit him.
e Porte. The 1'6%7 Council were nearly coal:tautly Cuing

in the eon& of yelterday, firlt at Mr. Amstacrow's,
whence they adjourned at three o'clock to the COro•
mander in Chief's Office, to which place his Royal
Highnefs was Cent for exprefs.

Accounts were received yeaerday, that Bo AAAAA Tt
is again upon the French coaft, iffuing, as is (aid, his
final orders relative to the expedition again* this
country. The troops are reported to be embarked
at feveral of the ports, and fleep on board every night.
Difpatches were alfo received yefterday from Ad
tniral Sir Jesus SAUSIANIZ, dated the t4th inftant.
There, we underftand, bring an account of the Rate
of the enemy's preparations on that part of their
cola, where his squadron is on fervice. It is confi;
dently reported, that Sir James has flitted to the
Lords of the Admiralty his conviaion, that the enemy
will a(furedly make an attempt to reach fome part of
our !loves almoft immediately, and that his defign is
to fend his forces from all the different ports at one
and the fame time, unlefs the weather, or lonic un-
forefeen circumftance fhould render that impoffible.
The prefent indifpofition of his Mayasvv may pof.
fibly induce the Flux. CONSUL to ballets the execu-
tion of his projedt. He will, however, find himfelf
completely deceived, if he allow himfelf to believe
that any part of the public fervice is neglefted in con-
fequence of this public calamity. It bas increafed
the number and extent of the fatiguing duties impofed
upon Minifters by the refponfible fituations which
they hold, but in every department there is, at this
moment, the utmoft atiivity and vigilance to thwart
and defeat the defigna of our implacable enemy, and
to burl deftrudion on his !Kahle bands, fhould they
venture to quit the proteition afforded to them by
the batteries on their own (bores.
A letter from an Officer on board a veffel cruizing
off the Dutch coaft, lays :
" On Sunday lait we Rood in for the port of Fluilaing, and dif-
riooty counted upwards of 'so fall of gun boats, gee. of different
deferiptions, bet which do not, by any means, appear calculated
for croffing the lea, except in very moderate weather. A Dutch
MMus host came aloagede yefterday, and from the matter I learn,
that the troops in the neighbourhood or Floating amount to about
Sasoce men, who are daily embarking and debarking on board the
gun boats and tranfports, byway of ewe*• to enure them in
tome degree to an aquatic voyage. But In dick little escurflons,
which are never extended without the resell of their batteries, the
I as/rrille Flotilla generally return with the lob of their yards, leo-
boards, /co My Dutch friend tiVorms toe, that the number of
French fples is fo great, that it le dangerous for a foreigner to gat
any queltraos, escept be feu at defiance immediate hoydroomeut."
The following letter is Paid to have been received
from Dover—it is dated Wednefday evening. We
do not vouch for its accuracy ;-
0 A saldeman has Oft leaded from the Helder, and Is pre-
paring to fee out immediately for London. He reports, that when
be reached the Helder, early in the loft week, be found there Five
Sail of the Line, of two-decked thips, two Frigates,and Fifty Sail
of large Dutch Scholl', of e or boo tons barthen each, all ready for
fa on the firing of a hgnal gun. That Soon French troops had
arrived two days before his departure, and confiderable detach-
ments from the Dutch army. Their recite numbers my infor-
mant could not learn, but be fuppored they am. tinted to about
c,OOO men, who were preparing to embark with all polLbk expe-
dition. A cult quantity of intrenching tools were Blipped, and
hay io troika appeared on the decks of molt of the vcilas, from
which circumitance it was undcrftood a conaderahle body of ca-
valry would accompany the enterprise ; their dellination, how-
ever, was not even whifpered at the Helder during the time my
informant was there.
" Two hundred (miller veffels were expeCted daily from the
ports of Holland, but whether they were to form a part of the
fleet, or mere), employed to convey more troops, ammunition,
See. to the Helder, I could not learn.
This fleet, we conjeCture, Is deftined for Ireland, and will
probably take a northern courfe."
Private letters received by the laft Hamburgh Mail
repeat, that the negotiations between the Courts of
Vienna and Pete' (burgh are now in lb forward a Rate,
that the ESIPS.sOa of Gs seamy is about to fend an
Ambalfador Esti aordinary twßufria. The fame ad-
vices Rate, that there is no doubt of the hollile defigns
of the enemy againft Egypt and the Morea, and that
.he expedition now fitting out at Toulon is to be
commanded by General RaGssillt and Admiral
LATOVC/IS TIEVIL LE.—Ninety thoufand Ault ians
are to be encamped early in the corning fpring.

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