The National Register.
London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

THE QUEEV.

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The following Bulletins of the Queen's health ha' e
been issued since our lust :

" Kew Palace, Nov. e.
" The Queen continues much the same to day as hei Majesty was
yesterday.
" Kew Palace, Nov. 1.
.• The Queen has had several hours' sleep in the nig; t. but tier
Majesty has nut experienced any abatement of her diamas."
•• Kcw Palace, Noe. t.
" The Queen's symptoms continue without any material aba:e-
ment."

" Kew Palace, Nov. 5.
" The Queen has had a restless night. The epoptorns of t.ct
itlasjesty's disease remain the satne as yesterday."
•• Kew Palace, No '. 6.

" The Queen has had an indifferent night.—Her Majesty te.n:unt
melt indispobcd."
" F. MILLAI AN.
" H. lIALFORD."

The Queen, we are sorry to say, experienced another
alarming attack on Thursday night.
The Prince Regent was about to return to town soon
after ten o'cloel:, bat her Majesty grew so material:,
worse, that his Royal Ili,glinesslengthened his stay, and
waited an alt. ration with the utmost anxiety. Both
Physicians were in attendance, and also Mr. Braude.—
Her .Majesty suffered dreadfully from the violence of
her cough, and great apprehensions were entertained
lest the agitation it occasioned should induce those
alarming spasms, to which her Majesty has, of late•.
been so subject. Her M ajesty was also greatly dis-
tressed by painful tension on the side, a symptom that
is invariably brought on by paroxysms of coughing, am:
is often to intense, as to cause extrem difficulty
respiration. For an hour or two she laboured mid
these symptoms, in great pain ; but at length, by
free use of the warm ban' for the extremities., and to-
pical fluncntations, the irritation subsided, and t!
Royal sufferer alarmingly exhausted, gradually stmt.

into that almost unconscious state, which has uniform;
succeeded these attacks During the paroxysm, a re.
port was made to the Prince Regent, every half I.our ;
and about midnight, his Royal Higlan .:ss,after conferring
with the Physicians, took leave of the Princesses, and
set out on his return to Carlton House.

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Throughout the remainder of the night, her. M:tjcsty .
had frequent, but less violent attacls, and it was
after ten o'clock in the morning, before the bulletin was
issued..

During the day, hourly despatches were stint to tho
Prince, by grooms of the Royal eitablishment, re.
lieved occasionally by orderly urn of the I I,:mrArr,.
Up to a late bour her Majesty remained dreadfully
exhausted, and in great pain.
The following Bulletin was issued on Saturday morn.
ing

" Kew Palace, Nov. 7.
" The Queen has had another very intlitlernt nigi:t, and her
Majesty suth:rs this morning trout the want of reft:shing 0-cp.
" F. MILLMAN."

Previous to her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales, leaving England, sha gave orders for all the do-
mestics in her service, at Kensington to be return. I till
notice to the contrary ; last week advic.m were recCved
for their and on Friday week, after the in-
spection of the Palace by his Royal Iliglincss the mince
Regent, the Duke of lork, and Col. titer. own, they
all received notice to quit, i:ine in ru-illor. [Err Royal
I ighness, it is said, has given up !ler opartment. in
the Palace.
The object of the Prince Regent's visit to Kensington
Palace has been mis-stated. It was not to pay a visit
to the Duke of Sussex, as he knew that his Royal
Highness was at Tunbridge %Veils on account of his
health, but to examine the apartments lately occupied
by the Princess of Wales. The Report is that his
Royal Highness will use them himself, while Carlton
noose is undergoing some splendid alterations.
We rejoice to learn that the Duchess of Kent
pronounce:l to be in a favourable way to give her Ito;A:l
Consort :in heir ; and that the Duke and are
to return to England previous to her ecen,wit,,,,,t.
A number of Freeholders, all over the kingdom, are
now entering their names and residences in tae
tax assessment-books of their several eminti.,s, a., tr. a
this omission, they were deprived of their v,art at the
late general election.