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• FAST INDIA SHIPPINO. . .
Advice seas this day received at the India-House;
stating, the the Hen, JULIANA, and, LARKINS, ar.
rived off Lymington yesterday•evening, having sail-
ed from Bengal on the 16th of February last, arrived
at St. Helena on the Ilth of May, and sailed from
thence on the 18th of that month.
The WALMER CASTLE remained at St. Helena;
spoke the Wellesley Cartel on the Ist of April going
into the Cape, who informed them that the WIND.
HAM and CEYLON were expected to sail from Port
Louis on the 1 of April for England. Sprice the
WILLIAM Pl'l T from the Isle of France, off the sand%
heads, on the 16th February. .
The HAMADRYAD and OWEN Gum:rowan frigates
were at St. Heleira ,when they quitted that Island.
The PHOENIX, HUGH INGLIS, PRESTON, BATA-
VIA, LORD ELDON, ASTELL, LORD KEITH, and DIANA
were left et Bengal.—The CITY of LONDON was pro=
'seeding Op the river to Bengal.
HARWICH, JULY 12.
ArriVed the Lark packet, with two Mails and pas-
sepgers from Anholt. _
FALMOUTH, JULY 10.
Last evening his Majesty's ship VENGED/t• with S
sail of the line, a frigate, and schooner, under the
command nflSir JOSEPH YORKE, appeared off here;,
a breeze from the Northward in the night carried them
on to the Westward. This evening an ived the Penn-
gum brig of war Falcon, 18 guns, Capt. de COSTER, •
from Rio de Janeiro, with a Mail and dispatches for
England, 70 days passage—no packet was there when
she sailed.--The Marlborough packet, with Mails for
Lisbon, is still detained for orders.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 11.
Arrived the Hon tender from Lonclondnry, with
impressed men and volunteers for the Navy. Came
upharbour to repair, &c. the ONYX and ORESTES.
Remain in Cawsand Bay, the BoYNE, 98, and Noe-
THUMBERLAND, of 74 guns.—ln the Sound, the SUR..
VEILLANTE and SHANNON frigates ; PICKLE, VESTA,
Peacoca, and HOPE tender.
PORTSMOUni, JULY 12.
Arrived the MELPOMENE frigate from Lisbon ; Za-
PHYR from a cruize. Sailed the Pmees on a cruize.
DEAL, JULY 12. •
Arrived his Majesty's ships A NlPHtein and VOL AGE,
With two French frigates, from the Westward. Sailed
the ECHO sloop of war with a convoy for P,mtsmotith,
and the MARL BOROUGH man of war for off Flushing.
P. S. Put back the Ecuo and convoy, by adverse
winds. Came down from the River the Folgar, for
the South Seas, and the Sir William Burrows, for the
Isle of France.— Wind S.W. .
YARMOUTH, JULY 12.
Sailed this morning the CRACKER gun •brig, with
transports Nos. 352, 318, 219, and 19, with the Ber-
wick Militia for Leith; and NIERCURIUS, with con-
voy for the Baltic. Arrived from a cruize the RA.*
vim and LEVERET gun brigs.


The following is the official Report of the State of
his MAJESTY'S health on Saturday the 6th inst. as pre-
sented to the Privy Coencil.by the Queen's Council:
"WINDSOR, JULY 6.
" We the underwritten, Members of the Council,
appointed to assist her Majesty in the Execution of
'the trusts committed to her Majesty, by virtue of the
statute,-passed in the 5144 year of his M+6sty's reign.
intiraled, " an Act to provide for the Athnittistration •
" of the Royal Authority, and for the care of his Ma-
-66 jesty's Royal Person, during the continuance of his
" Majesty's illness, and for the resumption of the ex-
-46 ercise of the Royal Authority by his Majesty,"
having duly met ogether, on the 6th day of July,
, 181 at the Queen's Lodge, near to Windsor Castle,
; and having called before us, and examined upon oath,.
the Physicians, and other persons attcndint upon his
I Majesty, and having ascertained the state of his Ma-
jesty's
health by all. such other ways and means as
appeared tic us to'be necessary for that purpose, -go
' hereby declare and certify, that the state of his Ma! .
jesty's health, at the time of this our meeting, is N.Ot •
such as to enable his Majesty to resume the per,onal
exercise of his Royal functions.
" That his Majesty's bodily health is but little dis-

ordered.
" That, in consequence of an Accession of mental
disorder, subsequent to our report of the 6th April
last, a change took place in the system of manage-
ment, which had been previously adopted for his
Majesty's cure. His Majesty's mental health is re-
presented
to us by all the Physicians as certainly im-
proved since the 6th of April. We are unable, how-
ever, to ascertain what would be the effects of an
immediate recurrence to any system of management,
which should admit of as free an approach to his M.
jesty's presence, as was allowed in a former period of
his Majesty's indisposition.
" Some of his Majesty's Physicians do not enters
tain hopes of his Majesty's recovery quite so confi-
dent as those .*hich they had expressed on the 6th
of April. The persuasion of others of his Majesty's
Physicians, that his Majesty will completely reco-
ver, is not diminished—and they all appear to agree,-
that there is a considerable probability of his Ma•
jesty's final recovery ; and that neither his Majesty's
bodily health, nor his present symptoms, nor the ef-
fect which the disease has yet produced upon his
Majesty's faculties, afford any reason for thinking
that his Majesty will not ultimately recover.
(Signed) "C. CANT AUL
" E. EBOII.
" ELDON. " MONTROSE.
46 ELLENDOROTJOH. WINC4ELSBA.
" W. GRANT." 41 AYLEWORD.
A True Copy, CHETWYRD.
Immediately after this Report was made, his Ma-
jesty had a fresh access of paroxysm, and from that
time, the indulgence which had been allowed his Ma-
jesty of walking on the Terrace, has been withheld.
Last night's private accounts from Windsor conti-
nued unfavourable. Dr. WlLcis has declared it un-
adviseable that his MAJESTY should repeat his wallet
so often on the Terrace, particularly during the pre-
sent hot weather.
Thursday last was married, at St. Pael's Church,
Exeter, by the Rev. WILLIAM STASEACK, WILLIAM
SEAMAN, Esq. Purser in the Royal Navy, to Mils
S. Tweet, only daughter of Mr. E. TUCKER, of
Tiverton.
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