The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-10 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

The PRINCE REGENT remained at Kew Palace
till past twelve o'clock on Sunday night, and at an
early hour yesterday morning Sir HENRY HAL-
TOED wrote to the REGENT a detailed account of
the distressing alight which the QUERN had passed,
which was dispatched to town by a hobby-groom.
who also brought the public Bulletin. which was as
follows :

" Kew Palace, November 9, 1919.
" The Queen felt herself mole easy throughout yester-
day, but hrr .31njrsty's night Las Lem a restless ooe.

" H. HALFORD."

Considerable interest was excited to view the
and such a number of persons were
collected round the Qaeen's Palace., that the mili-
tary were obliged to keep them off, or access could
not have been obtained to the interior of the
Palace.

At half-past six o'clock in the es, gan ac-
count was brought to the PRINCE REGENT, frOni
Kew, of the state of his afflicted Parent. She was
then in the value state so in the morning.
The Dake of YORK called at Kew Palace yes-
terday morning, ou his way from Outlands to Lou-
don, where he arrived about one o'clock, and after.
terwards had a long interview with the PleaNcE
RECENT.

In our first impression of yesterday morning we
communicated the arrival of the Mosquito, Capt.
Munn, on Saturday, at Portsmouth, in 39 days
from St. Helena, and that Captain BRINE bad ar-
rived in town at an early hour on Sunday morning
with very important dispatches. As all commoni•
cation between the ,flaurprito and the shore was in-
terdicted uy Captain BIUNE until the lapse of 24
I .... Is after his departme for London, and the
must mations Piltlice boil observed here eespect-
Mg the cause of summoning a Cabinet Council, it
a a• iinposeible to ascertain the nature of the noel-
, ruse hum St. I lrlrui, and in the menu time ru-
mours of various kiiitla were put into circulation.—
No sooner, 11(Me Cr. was any communication per-
mitted wish the Aiusialta, than our private Corte.
apondritt at Pus tsmouth ascertained the purport of
the dispatches., and enabled us to satisfy the public
curtosity by a SEcunn EDITION, stating, that " a
conspiracy had been discovered at St. Helena, by
Sir 111.7DSoN Lowe, the object of which was to effect
the liberation of llonarAttn• front the Island."
Wr have heard the saints of some individuals who
Neu supposed to he the principal contrivers of
this plot, but for obtions reasons we most decline
giving them puldirisy. They are not only itahabi-
trots c St. Helena, but also residents in Loudon,
Rills, tlluuicb, and America. The plot is said to
have bresi nearly c4arrical into erect, but tome of the
rircumataisciss insinethately contrected with the at-
tempt have as 3 et transpired. Some repotts any
that Savo:HA:ON was 'riled while in the act of mak-
ing his CSCilpt in disguise, and that Ins confinement
has :note beets rendered closer and more severe.
But if the mere iiiterrisinisin of a correspondence
having NAVOLSON'a escape fur its object, or the
ferzure of lam in the act of ruuniug away, were the
tititsuat extrait of Sir HUDSON Lorrell dispatches
to Earl UAlltuttll'• we 01111 see no adequate cause
either fur the aurpriising rapidity of Capt. BRINE'S
journey to [Anatole, his extreme caution in prevent-
ing the u•ual COW In Unit:46lM with hit ship, um(
:vast of al: fur the early meeting sod lus•g cautious

once of the Mittistesial Council ou Sunday, and the
silence observed respecting the topics of discussion.
That a plot either existed or was supposed to exist,
we believe, from the circumstance of the ATTOR•
NET mud SOLICITOR-GENERAL having been sum-
moiled to attend the Council, and so we argued in
our first edition of yesterday; but our Milliners are
much too familiar with plots and conspiracies to feel
serious ilium about ',nein the island of St. Helena,
where such ready means are at hand to suppress it,
unless indeed some of those whose ditty should teach
thesis to secure N APOLeott, might be so far fascinat-
ed by Isis manners, seduced by his splendid promises,
or influenced by sympathy for his sufietings, as to
join its an attempt for the recovery of his liberty.
The possible effects of bribery upon NAPOLEON'S
seut►oels could siever have totally escaped the con-
templation of those who intrusted him to their fide-
lily, and though personally deprived of the lunar-
diate means of bribery, there never existed an in-
dividual possessed of snore extensive sources of
working upon either the avarice or ambition of or-
divary men than NAPOLSON BONAPARTE.
‘Ve think it right to apprise our readers that
there are not wanting persons seemingly possessed
of good means of intelligence, who believe that
NAPOLEON has either escaped, or perished in the
attempt.

At a late how last night we received Paris
Papers of Friday last. The Moniteur contains *
Royal Ordinance, dated the instant, convoking
the Chambers of Peers, and of the Deputies from
tne Dvpartinerits, for the 30th day of the present
Funds have at length begun to look
upwards, the Five per Cents. having on Thursday,
after many fluctuations, finally settled at 70 f. 15 c.
The Bank Stock has reached 1,565 f.

The following are extracts :
PARIS. NOVEIMER 6.

The daughter of Mathurin-Theodore Derain,
who was condemned to death by the Assize Court
of Orleans, for having attempted the life of M.
Roux, a retired officer, by means of an infernal
machine, threw herself yesterday at the King's
feet, praying mercy for her father. His Majesty
raised her with kindness, but did not grant pardon
to the condemned.

The Russian troops forming part of the Army
of Occupation put themselves in march on the
4th of this month. The Saxon corps was to march
on the 7th or ith.

Letters received this morning from Petersburgh,
by way of Holland, state, that on the first day of
opening the loan, thirty millions of roubles were
subscribed.

•11-LA.CMAPELLE. NOVEMBER 1.

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