Star.
London, England, 1811-08-05 00:00:00

THE KING.

Our accounts from Windsor, at a late hour last
night. state, that although the King had had several
hours sleep in the course of Saturday night, he awoke
from it in such extreme agitation as to admit of no re-
lief either bodily or mentally : that he peremptorily re-
fused every kind of sustenance yesterday, and that his
pulse had risen to 93. In the deliberations of the
Queen's Council on Saturday, it was deemed expe-
dient to call in the additional advice of Dr. Joitx
Wtws and two other Gentlemen in the same branch
of the profession. •
The PUINCE RECENT went down early yesterday
morning to Windsor, remained with her MAJESTY
and the Pitt NCESSES for several hours, and returned to
Carlton House in the evening. In consideration of
the KING'S continued illness, his Royal Highness, we
understand, has resolved to forego all celebration of
his own birth-day.
His MAJESTY, it is said, is not now so much confined
nor restrained as he had been before, when his malady
rose to unequal intenseness. He is allowed the liberty
of a whole suite of apartments, and his power: of per-
sonal action are not limited; but to prevent his doing
himself mischief by coming in contact with hard sub-
stances (a danger to which he would be particularly
exposed by the combined operation of the violence of
his paroxysms, the freedom of his personal action, and
the deficiency of his sight), the floors and walls, and
the articles of furniture necessary for his MAJESTY'S
use and comfort, are covered over with cushions and
stuffings of so soft a composition, as to prevent their 1
doing any hurt. The floors, we understand, are done
with cork, laid on to a sufficient thickness under the
carpet ; the walls have, over the stuffing, hangings
of satin or velvet, and fine cloth, similar to those used
in the other apartments in Windsor Castle, and in
those apartments themselves before the change. The
whole effect is said to be such, that these apartments
are in every part rendered like the inside of an easy
carriage. The following are the Bulletins of yester-
day and to-day :

" WINDSOR-CASTLI, MICIUST 4.

" The KING has had several hours sleep in the course of the
night, but the symptoms of his MAJUITT'S disorder remain the
same. (Signed) " 14. SAILLIZ, W. 04141.114/4, 1. wu.Lis:

" WINDSOR CAITLI, AUG. S.

• There is no alteration in his MA] &STY', symptoms since yes-
terday. (Signed) "M. MALIOID, M. "MILLIS, 11. WILLIS."

Lnrd HARCOURT has granted the Government-
house at Portsmouth to Sir HOME POPHAM, and Sir
Home and Lady POPHAM have set off thither ; their

return there will be greeted by the Navy in general.
Major-Generals La MERCHANT and VANDELEUR
have sailed for Portugal.
Lord CRANLEY'S regiment have sailed for Ireland;
the Anglesea, Leicester, and other spirited Militia
Regiments are now embarking : as are the Irish
Militia Regiments for this country.
The Depot of the 13th Light Dragoons is removed
from Arundel for Weymouth.

The BRUNE frigate, of 36 guns, armed en flute, the
Hon. Captain G. DOUGLAS ; and the PORT MAHON,
of 18 guns, Capt. F. V. HATTON, arrived on Saturday
at Portsmouth, from Lisbon. The former of these two
vessels had a passage of 17 days, having left the Tagus
on the 16th ult. eneral W. STEWART, Major WAL•
LER (severely wounded by the Polish Hulans in the
battle of Albuera), Dr. HALLIDAY and Family, two
Hospital Mates, and 160 sick and wounded soldiers,
are come home in the BRUNE. She brings no intelli-
gence of importance from the allied army. General
STEWART left Lord WELLINGTON at Elvas. The army
was going into cantonments—the lines had been taken
up from Nisa, close to the Tagus, to Monforte. Lord
WELLINGTON'S head-quarters were to be removed to
Portalegre. Soma. was gone to Seville ; and, accor-
ding to the best information that could be obtained,l
MARSIONT was waiting for instructions from Paris.—
The Nonni &ran sloop, Capt. Coe, was to leave the
Tagus on the 20th, with 500 sick and wounded under
convoy, in transports; and the ARMIDE, Capt. DUNN,
was to sad on the 24th with another convoy of trans..'
ports. The BRUNE does not bring any dispatches from i
Lord WELLINGTON. The PORT MalioN, which ar-
rived at the same time with the BRUME at Portsmouth,
sailed so far back as the Bth ult. in company with the
MANILLA, Capt. SEYMOUR ; and parted from her off
Plymouth, into which port the PORT MAHON saw the
trade. The MANILLA is gone on to the Downs.
It appears from some of the Foreign Journals, that
this is not the only country in which the depreciation
of paper, under the modern circumstances, has been a
source of emolument to enterprizing and powerful in-
dividuals. In Transilvania large contracts have been
made,lounded on the variation in the relative value of !
specie and paper, which have excited the indignation
of the Austrian Court, and prosecutions have been di.
rected against the offending parties. The Diet of
Hungary will commence its session on the 25th of
this month. The Algerines have declared all the ports
of Tunis to be in a state of blockade, and have applied
the principles of this extended doctrine of naval juris-
prudence in all its severity.
There has been an engagement in the Black Sea
between the Russian and Turkish flotillas, in which
the Russians were victorious. Two Turkish vessels
were destroyed and three captured ; the Russians had
one ship sunk and several damaged.
LLOYD'S COFFEE.HOUSE. —Saturday the ballot took
place, pursuant to a Resolution which passed at a '
General Meeting of the Subscribers to the House,
held on the 30th of July last, relative to the follow-
ing proposal That £2OO per annum be allowed
out of the funds of this House to each Member of the
Committee, as a remuneration for his services." At
the close of the ballot the numbers stood thus—J.or
the Resolution, 103—. against it 473—Lost by a ma-
jority of 370.
Vauxhall Garde* still continuo to attract the gay
and fashionable world. The heat of the weather
during the last week operated as a strong inducement
to enjoy the cool breeze of din evening in these de-
lightful Gardens,

NAr4L INTELLIGENCE,.

PAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

The Ctt►rrptms frigate, Captain WAINWRIGHT, lias
arrived at Portsmouth from die East-Indies, last from
St. Helena, which place she left China the 14th of
February— She left the following ships oe the 10th
July last, in lat. 23. 30. N. long. 59. 20. W. under
convoy of the BELLIQUEUX and MENILAIIS,Vii.

WEXFORD, WINCHELSEA,ELPHINSTONE, WOODFORD,
ALFRED, ARNISTON, and CUFENBLS.
India—THOMAS GRIVIVILLLE. EARL. ST. VENCINI •
and EXETER.

Mauritius—CEYLON, WINDHAM, and four whalers.
Accounts were this morning received at the India
House of the arrival off St. Jago, on the 7th of Jane
last, of the under-mentioned ships, all well, v:e.
BARING, EUROPE, DEVONSHIRE, STREATHAM, LOltb
MELVILLE, OCEAN, IfiTacioattr, and DEVAYNCL-.-
The Doasirrsittaa and SCALEBY CASTLE parted from
the above ships on the 29th May, in lat. 30. 50. N.
long. 15. 29. W.