Cbr Court.
THE daily reports of the King's health during the week were as follow. On Sunday—" His Majesty is recovering his strength." Monday- " His Majesty's health continues improving." Tuesday—" Dr. Cham- ber s, and also Dr. Davies, are well satisfied with the progress his Ma- jesty is making towards the reestablishment of his health." Wednes- day—" His Majesty has not had so good a night." Thursday- " f he King is worse.M Yesterday there were incorrect rumours of his Majesty's death ; but it was believed that he was in a dangerous, though mit hopeless state. Sir Henry Halford and Dr. Chambers are in close uttAidance on his Majesty. Of course there have been no parties at the Palace this week. On Wednesday, the Dutehess of Kent had dinner company at Ken- sington Palace. A party fixed for Monday next has been put off.
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