The fact proves to be nea...
The fact provqs to be nearly as we predicted wvith retpect to the s tate of the Kl XG's healfh-namely that if, s1jbsequently to the last report, His MAJESTY sheuld still prove indis_ posecl, the country would know nothing of the circum. stance, except from necessity, or till after he had recovered. It now appears that His MAJESTY isnuot able to hold the drawing-room even oll the 13th, and that a farther proro. gation of a week is necessary. 'Wre are of opinion, that the people should be made acquainted with any indisposition or the KIN o simultaneously. It is now three weeks siuce the last, and on that occasion the only bulletin was issued. His MIAJESTY was then declared to be recovered from an attack, of the existence of which the nation had previously knowvn nothing but from whispers. WVeeks, therefore, are passed since disorder ceaseel, and yet His MAJESTY is still allovzed to be so far belowv his ordinary state of strnngth, titat he is unable to sustain some of the easicst func:ions of his station. WVe shall look with some anxiety to the 20th, vhen iwe hope wve shall be able to congratulate the country on the perfect re-establislhment of the KING's health, and that best and most satisfactory proof of it-his appearance before a portion of bis subj, ets.