Star.
London, England, 1821-11-08 00:00:00

THE KING.

DOVER, NOVEMBER 7, SIX, P.M.
The Iris, French packet, has just arrived with a
Mail from Calais. Soon after she left the harbour,
a Royal salute was fired from the town, and no
doubt is entertained that his MAJESTY was then
making his entree into Calais.

Mr. WALTERS, one of his NI/ambit's Messengers,
arrived this morning at the Marquis of LONDON..
DERRY'S Office, announcing that his MAJESTY slept
at Ramsgate last night.
His MAJESTY'S travelling carriage was sent off
this morning from Carlton Palace stables, to convey
his MAJESTY to town.

The Lords Justices meet this Jay to close the Com-
mission, with which they were invested during the;
KING's absence on the Cominent.
The return of his MAJESTY may now, therefore,
be hourly expected in the metropolis. Instractions
were yesterday received at Carlton Palace, from Sir
BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, to have everything in im-
mediate readiness for his MAJESTY S reception.—
About twelve o'clock Sir WILLIAM CONGREVE called
and inspected the fitness of the preparations. Dinner
is ordered for this day.

His MAJESTY'S stay in the metropolis will, it is
said, be very short, as he purposes quitting town
soon after his arrival, for Brighton, where he intends
passing the Christmas.
The West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry have received
directions from the Lord Lieutenant to be in readiness
at Rochester to receive his MAJESTY, as he , passes
through that city.
The guns at the Tower are ordered to be in readi-
ness to fire upon his MAJESTY'S arrival in the Capital.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Roses-
• *uncut, one of the King's Private Messengers, arrived
in town in a chaise and four with dispatches from his
MAJESTY.

The Paris Paper of Monday arrived this forenoon.
The Chambers met on that day for the dispatch of
business. A copy of the KING'S speech, on opening
the Session, will be found in our preceding page.—
It presents a favourable, and, by all accounts, a cor-
rect account of the returning prosperity of France.
An expectation is held out that the public burdens
will be reduced, and this on the faith that the tran-
quillity of Europe will not be dist:l:bed. A brief
allusion is made to the calamities which afflict the
Turkish Empire. His MAJESTY expresses " a hope
that they approach their termination, and that the
prudence and cordiality of all the Powers will find
the means of satisfying what religion, policy, and
humanity may justly command."
The French 5 per Cents. at the close of the Mar-
ket on Monday last, were at 89 fr. 75 c.

Letters from Odessa, received this morning, dated
the 12th October, mention that the Russian troops
had gone into winter quarters.

We have received to-day, the Madrid Journals to
the 25th ultimo. The following are eitracts:

CADIZ, OCTOBER 16.

The Board of Health has published a notice re-1
specting the yellow fever at Puerto St. Maria, Xeres
de la Frontera, and Lebrija. The fever is stated to
be of a much less malignant character than on for-
mer occasions.

The number of sick at Puerto St. Maria (in the
town and Hospital) on the 12th, was 222 ; the deaths
on that day were ten. At Xeres, on the 13th, deaths

two, sick 17. At Lebrija, on the 12th, sick M.
At Cadiz there was no case of yellow fever. The