The National Register.
London, England, 1818-10-18 00:00:00

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THE QUEEN.

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The following Bulletins of the Queen's health have
been issued since our last :

" Kew Palace, Ort• IC.
" The Queen has passed a better night than could have been ex-
tied, front the uneasincla under which her Majesty Wowed )tr
ay."
" Kew Pietism Or*. 13.
"The Queen haF net bud a good night, and her MAjecty fedi
want of that rtfre,hment which she liaslately derived from sl-cp."

" Kew Palace, Oct. t L.
" The Queen passed the whole of yesterday in comparative case
and comfort, and slept well last night."
" New Palace, Oct. is.
" The Queen continues in the same state in which her Majesty was
yesterday.
" Kew Palace, Oct. 16,

" The Queen passed the whole of yesterday in a state of greater
case than she had experienced during a few of the preceding days.
Her Majesty has had a good night, and feels herself refreshed by her
sleep."
I" Kew Palace, Oct. 17.
" The Queen continued in a state of ease throughout yesterday,
but her Majesty has wawa a less comfortable night. The symptoms
of her Majesty's disorder remain the same as for some time past.

F. MILLNIA N."

From these bulletins, our readers will perceive that
the symptoms of her Majesty's disorder continue una-
bated ; and that the debility of the Royal sufferer is
excessive ; no motion of any kind is at all attempted,
lest it should induce a rccurrence of spasm.
It is raid, the King has latterly manifested some
uneasiness at the continued absence of her Majesty ;
who used to make it a regular rule of visiting him at
least once every day.
The Prince Regent is constant in his attentions to
his Royal mother.
The inquiries respecting her Majesty's health con-
tinue to be anxiously made.

Wre regret to state, that the Princess Sophia still
continues in the same low nervous state. The 1)11}„e
of York paid his usual visit yesterday to her Royal
Highness.
The Duk4 of York, is camel-an:lx of the inelfspo•
sitien of the Queen, has relinquished his ennual visit
to Mr. Coke, of Norfolk, to take the amusement of

shoo: ing.
me buke of Gloucester is expected to return from
the Continent in the course of a few days.
Sixteen horses belonging to her Majesty, and slveral
of the Princess Augusta's, hare been sent from Kev
to Windsor; the garden chairs, in which her M,..'esty
used to take exercise, when she first went to Kew, na:e
also been sent off to Windsor. These circarnstancs
give rise to the idea that her Majest'ys removal to
Windsor may be again in contemplation.

On Monday her Royal Highness the Princess A.:-
gusta gave a plentiful dinner, to the whole of the work-
men employed in the Royal gardens and plantations.
at nw. Three ample tables, most bountifnlly famished
with cold roast beef, puddings, &c. were set out in tho
Holly-well, on the farther side of the ;awn, at a ::f1;-
tance of nearly half a mile front the Palace, and up-
wards of 60 persons sat down to them. They were
divided into three classes ; at the first table were l'ae
gardeners of the botanic gardens ; at the second were
those of the kitchen admen ; and the third was occu-
pied by the labourers employed in the improvements.
which arc carrying on under the direction of the Prin-
cesses. During the repast their Royal Highnewtes,
attended by Gen. Taylor, visited the scene, and waived
several times round the whole of the tables, with the
most graceful condescension. After their Royal High-
nesses bud retired, the health of the Queen and
Princesses was drank in plentiful libations of porter.
brought to. the scene of action in barrels, and after
sitting about two hours, the numerous assemblage
departed to their several bones, bearing with then:
large pertitais of provisions for tie it
The Duke and Duchess of Kcot, after spending seine
days at Spa, return to Drussels.
The Grand Duke Michael, in his late tour, is said to
have disbursed in travelling expeaces in England, an
great a sum as 20,0001. Tha innkeepers where he put
up charged enormously high. At an hotel in Edin-
burgh, the bill for two clays is 'mentioned to us
to have ainounteci to 27A Alter this bill was waled
an aftercharge was made of 503. f'ar aluncheort of
bread arid beer far eight men. In Dublin the bills
were more moderate. At an inn in South-street, the
charge for four days was only 1501. at which the Grand
Duke wee so satisfied, that he presented the landlord
with an extra 501.