Star.
London, England, 1811-08-06 00:00:00

THE KING.

Ii s 11a.rnstt experienced no abatement in the
violence of his disorder in the course of yesterday, and
it is not the least painful circumstance attending the.
complaint, that his MAJESTY obstinately refuses all
suster,ance. Notwithstanding the continuance of these
unfavourable symptoms of mental disorder, and great
as have been the sufferings of the Royal Patient, we
understand that the strength of constitution still re,
maining is such as to alleviate the alarming apprehert.
sions which have lately gained ground in consequence
of the untatourable medical reports. As stated in
the STAR of yesterday, the Patna adheres to his re•
solution of not celebrating his Birth-thy at •Bi ightms
or elsewhere. The following is the Bulletin of this
day :

" WII4I3SOR cents, AVOWS. 6,
" There Is yet DO Improvement in his MAJESTY'S symptoms,
(Signed) "e. to LEOS!). "M, BMW*. "a. wisa.!se

Paris journals to the Ist instant have been received,
Ti.ey are still void of any intelligence from the Pen.
insula. We have extracted rather a cerious article
respecting the internal concerns of Prussia, which ap.
pears under the head'of Leipsick, but which was pro.
bably manufactured in Paris,
The Swallow packet, the az rival of which from the
Brazils we noticed yesterday, brings letters from Rio
Janeiro to the 19th of May. They state that three
French frigates had been cruizit,g off the Brazils for
some time, and had proved succesful in capturing
several valuable prizes. From whence these french
frigates can have sailed, or to what ports they must
convey their captures, except to those of America, it
is not easy to say. As soma, however, as intormation
was received of the depredations committed by the
enemy, Admiral Ds Cooacv, with an adequate farce,
west in pursuit of the frigates ; but we are sorry to
say, that he returned without having had the good
fortune to fall in with them.

The Felix, Captain SIMMER, is arrived at Fel.
mouth, hom Monte Videis which place she left some
time in tke beginning of May. According to a let,
ter from a passenger, nothing of contequence had
re-
cently transpired in Ile river Plate. Business was in
a complete state of stagnation, in consequence of the
hostile preparations gotirg forward in the rival settle-
ments on both banks of the river.

The Squadron under Sir JOSEPH YORKE has bees
spoken with aLsea by several vessei:., but we arc still
unable to say to what quarter of the globe it is g•.ing.
The Fel.x, which has arrived at Falmouth, from
Monte Video, spoke with it off Cape Ortogal, on the
19th ult.—The Michas ti igate was then in company.
The Swallow packet, which is arrived at Falmouth,
hom the Brazils, also spoke Sir Jost:ries squadron on
the 24th ult. in latitude 44. longitude 17. 22. con-
sisting of the DANENIARK, EDINBURGH, and VENGELIi
men of war, PV R A SI vs frigate, and Rovrn sloop of war.
His Majesty's ship Timm, Rear-Admiral Sir S.
Hoop, K.B. Capt. NM-LOWELL, from the Mediter,
ranean, kft the fleet off Toulon, under the c• mmand
of Sir CHARLES Correv, on the 15th of June, and
touched at Minorca on the 18th; tell in with the CA-
LEDeNiA, Vice-Admiral Sir E. PELLEW, Bart. on the
30th, all well. The TIGKE touched at Gibraltar on
the 6th, where were lying the MiLrotto, Rear-Admiral
Sir RICHARD KEATES, K.B. who was expected to sail
on the evening of the 9th, to join the fleet off Toulon,
where he will be Second in Command; and Sir
CHARLES COTTON may be daily expected to arrive in
England. There were al'o at Gibrakar the Levriati
and FREYA, troop ships; COMES, 20, EPUERIA and
TLSEAN brigs, and WEvsiourit stoic ship. The two
former were waiting for a lair wind, to take the 28th
Regiment to Lisbon ; the latter was expected to sail
in a few days for England. The Au-ste.xe arrived
there on the Bth, (the day the 'hone lett) Lia from
Lisbon, and was to sail immediately, to -pin Sir I.
WARD PELLEW.

Our Mediterranean fleet was disposed as follows,
when the Tigre lett Sir CHARLES COTTON. off Toulon,
on the 24th of June:—The enemy's fl.-et (13 sail of the
line) coctinued their manoeuvres in harbour, but
were always cautious to keep the land close a hoard.—
The ships with Sir CH/omits were—San Joseph (flag
ship), Hibernia, Royal Sovereign, Ville de P4lll, Te-
meraire (Admiral Pioxstottr), Kent, Ajax, Leviathan,
Centaur, Sultan, Implacable, R,•dney, Achille. Con-
queror, (ot the line), Unite, Lavinia, and Undaunted
frigates. The Blake and Warspite were off B ircelotia;
Bombay, Repulse, Invincihle,ATolontair and Cambria,
at Tarragona; Resistance, Leghorn; Vi,torious,
at Malta; Eagle and Mar,nitieent, od*Corfu; Pomona
and Imperiense, off Cors,e4 ; Rodney, Franchise. and
Enryalus, at Mahon ; Milford (Sir R. Nears), at Gi•
braltar. The Tij.Tre,27 days since, spoke Sir l'atxrw,
in the Caledonia, with cite Farm, off Cape de G4t,
going off Toulon. The Woolwich, with a c,,nvoy
from England, arrived at Gibraltar in ten days, and
was left there, wit cue Mihord, Alcmene, Corm's,
Freya, Leyt!en, and Weyinou,ll. The St. Al act
was CTUIZilig to the west ss and of the Gut, on the 11th
ult. looking out for the French squadron which sailed
with reintorcements for the Isle of France. TheW,y-
mouth was to salt in a day or twis tor England. T
CHARLES COTTON may be daily expected to arrive.—
The San Josef was to leave the fleet when Sir Euw.
,PELLaw should have joined.

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