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occupied by these and it is apparent that they have never left it - tho the state of seclusion and privation and restraint has kept them for a time in abeyance. This is a melancholy reflection, and would justify ^ [[addition]] the use of [[/addition]] a different word from Derangement to characterize His Majesty's malady. But the prospect!! Ay! It is more melancholy than ever undoubtedly, but I cannot offer your Royal Highness a correct opinion upon it, until the storm be over. I shall then be able to take an estimate of the state of the wreck - whether it can ever be repair'd again, will then be known. The Council has met today, but nothing particular has occurred. They have suspended their order for
