Star.
London, England, 1827-08-06 00:00:00

(corr.)
" Ifr. Canning has had some sleep at Intervals der* tbe ssigkt,
but danger U still imminent.
(Stard)

" M. J. TIRRNRY.
"J. R. FARR&
" H. HOLLAND.

" Chiswick, lialfpast &Tea o'Clock, Meads! hicenue
PROM THR COURT CIRCULAR.

The 'linen of the Right Honourable Gentleman, we regret to
say, has been gradually increasing from Tuesday till Friday, when
it became serious; on which day a King's messenger was dlr.
patched to Mr. PLATT..., at his seat at Fairlorn, near Hastings,wltO
Ma edia tel y came to town, and thence proceeded to Chiswick.
-Several Medical Gentlemen were called in to attend a consultation,
hour of whom remained all night at Chiswick. During Saturday,
frequent communications were sent to his Massarr, at the Royal
Lodge ; to the Lout Cur...cam-on, and all the Cabinet Ministers.
Ou Saturday evening, the symptoms became alarming; silt Me-
dical Gentlemen remained in attendance all night. The Right
Honourable Gentleman, however, was a little better yesterday
morning, who. the first Bulletin was issued.
Copies of the Bulletin were forwarded to the king and all the
Cabinet Ministers.

The Medical Gentlemen had another consultation yesterday at
two o'clock, the result of which was also forwudest to his Majesty
and the Ministers.

The Might Honourable Gentleman has undergone the operation
of capping several times since his indisposition.
The Duke of GLOVCISTIS. Prince EITILIMAZT, most of the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Marquis of Mintage, the
Starlet HARILOWST, Mr. HOTIISOHILD, dte. &c. were among the Mi-
lliken.' Inquirers on Saturday and yesterday, at the residence of the
Hight Hon. Gentleman in Downing-street.
In consequence of a serious change in the state of Mr. Caren's,
the Medical Gentlemen held another consultation about saves
o'clock yesterday evening, after which they issued the second
alaredog Dahlia ; circulars of which, with additional particulars,
were seat round to the Cabinet 31iniiters, sal of whom are in Town.
The inquiries this morning at the Foreign Office, and
at Mr. CANNING.S town house, were very numerous
indeed.
Messengers are dispatched frequently, and orders
have been istuSd to some of the King's Messengers to

prepare for immediate foreign missions. The physi*
clans were in attendance during the whole of the night,
and the most anxious inquiries have been made at,
every point where information tan be obtained, w much
anxiety has the critical situation of alt. CA nips* excited.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE, THatil MCLOCIL
In addition to the above, we feel some slight conso-
lation

in stating, that at the date of the very last ac-
counts that have reached Downing-street this after-
noon, the situation of the Right Hon. Gyttleman had
not altered for the worse.

We received this morning Brussels Papers to the 4th
instant. They notice a very serious accident, which
happened to the Queen of the NETHERLANDS on the
night of the 31st ult. Having taken a bath at a late
hour, she stumbled as she was getting out of it, and
broke one of her right sibs'in the fall. Her Maaeary,
who was unattended at the time, paid no attention to
the circumstance at first, and was so little aware of the
injury she had sustained, that she went to bed, without
apprising any one of what had occurred. It was not
till two hours afterwards, that the Princess MARI-
ANNE, hearing her august mother move, went into
the apartment, end persuaded her to send for me•
died aid immediately. Three Bulletins have hoist ,
published, of which the-last, which is elated the' Cid,
says, that " the Quexx had a slight fever yesterday,
which ceased towards the reaming, and returnYd during
'part of the night.' As soon is it .was ascertained that
the accident was of a serious nature, an express was
sent to the Kota, who was in Hasid, and another to
the King of PRITESIA, who ilbrother to her Maszarr.
These Papers contain accounts from Berths of the
130th ult. announcing that Ahe'KINO had left that city
for Toplita, Viers he would remain till the end of the
present meant his Ministers had also set out for ,
different welt g places. These account. also stale.'
that a copy* of- the Treaty for the pacification of
Greece bad, been received in that city, and though
long expected, had produced a great sensation. They
add that; il4Prassia is not a party to it, it is merely
became!' she is not a maritime power; and they further
add, 41 that it is certain that they Prussiae Cabfpet fully
approves the prineigles of theiTreaty, to which it has
acceded by recognising it, though it cannot co-operate
in its execution." This intelligence is important, as
well as gratifying, as it will no doubt influence the
conduct of the Austrian Cabinet, besides convincing
the Porte that it has no diversion to expect from.,
Christian Power in its favour, should it be mad eneish
to prefer an open rupture with the three most powerful
States in Europe, to a compliance with their just,
reasonable, and humane demands.

We also received this morning liamborgh Papers to
the Ist inst. from which we learn that the Russian fleet
left the roads of Copenhagen on Wednesday week for
its ultimate destination. Before its departure. Admiral
Smarm engaged several experienced Danish pilots,
to accompany it as far as Dover.
An article, under the head of St. Petenburgh, July
18, says that the Directing Senate has chosen four of
its members to go to Warsaw, as Commissioners to
pass sentence on the Polish conspirators. The Emperor
in confirming this appointment, signified to the Minister
of Justice, that they must defer their departure till
farther orders.

We received in like manner the Algerneine Zeitung
and Frankfort Papers this morning, both to the SOth
ulr. but they are wholly destitute of important news.—
It will, be seen by the following extract that the young
Duke of Baum:mug has arrived in the Austrian capital,
for the avowed purpose of soliciting the Emperor of
Amara to become mediator between him and the
King of HANOViII: