The National Register.
London, England, 1818-11-15 00:00:00

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THE QUEEN.

PRICE 90.

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

" Kew Palace, Nov. 9.
" The Queen felt herself more eat y throughout yesterday, but
her Majesty's night was a restless one.
" Kew Palace, Nov. to.
" The Queen has not rested well in the night ; but her Majesty
has had sonic good sleep this morning."
" Kew Palace, Nov. I 1.
" The Queen has had little rest in the night, and her Majesty
remains very much indisposed."
" Kew Palace, Nov. It.
" The Queen was in a less uncomfortable state through the whole
of Yesterday ; but her Majesty has had a bad night.'
" Kew Palace, Nov. IS.
" The Quest had sonic sleep in the uight ; her Majesty appears
to suffer less to day than she did yesterday."
Kew Palace, Nov. 14.
"The Queen continues in much the same state. Her Majesty
rested ill in the early part of the night; but had some good sleep
this morning.
" F. MILLMAN.
" H. HALFORD.'

The Queen has experienced a considerable abatement
of her sufferings since Thursday noon. •
Throughout the latter part of that day, the violence
of the symptoms gradually subsided, and she passed the
night ithout any recurrence of them. Towards
morning she slept for several hours, and apparently
with some degree of comfort, for on Sir F. 111illtnait
visiting the Royal Chamber at the usual hour on Friday
morning, he found her Majesty a good deal refreshel,
compared, at least, with the last two or three days.

Her Majesty continued without any relapse through-
out the remainder of the day ; and, when Sir Henry
Halford returned from Windsor, at three o'clock in the
afternoon, she was considered out of immediate dan-
ger.. Sir Francis Millman availed himself of the cir-
cumstance to visit hia family at Pinner. It was, how.
ever arranged, that he should return to the Palace at
an early hour, yesterday.

The Prince Regent went away on Thursday night,
somewhat earlier than usual ; and on Friday night his
Royal Highness omitted his visit altogether. A mes-
senger arrived from Carlton House, between six and
seven o'clock, and the evening roport of Sir H.Halford
was forwarded by him to the Prince.
The Princess Augusta was sufficiently recovered from
her indisposition, to accompany ber Royal Sister, the
Duchess of Gloucester, in a walk on the lawn. Their
Royal Highnesses remained out upwards of an hour,
and were attended by General Taylor.

The following paragraph is from the Morning
nick :

" It has been the constant observation of the puW.i;,,
that the Bulletins and Circulars from kew have given
very imperfect notices of the nature or.progress of her
complaint. While rumour salted, from time
to time, the private opinion °is the. Phy?icians, that the
Royal sufferer was fast approaching the uuiversal duora
—and that the certainty of a general mourning put a
stop to all other manufactures, but that of articles is
black, it was observed that no Prayers-were offered up
to the Almighty in our churches for the recovery, nor
was it understood that she bad desired the spiritual mt.
solution of any Divine. Indeed, it was tanderstool th‘fit
her own confidence in her strength was at variance
with the opinion of her Physicians. We have onee•
or twice stated circumstances in her ease, that Came to
our knowledge, differing essentially from the aectmatt
of the Court Reporter. in like manner we now ATI
it our duty to state, that on Saturday cw_eoing last,'hcr
Majesty felt cozsiderable temporary relief 1)y a f•mall
rupture of the skin in both ankles, front vitich- there
has been since a considerable effusion of we, 'lt was
not occasioned by any puncture, but the etiitrt ii;tare,
and as we have stated, it had the elliut of affording
temporary relief; hot it ton frequentl7rhaispens that
such cracks in the skin of a dropsical ixttiertt produce
symptoms of more speedy termination thati the disease
itself. We fcar that her Nlajesty's malmly is come to
that stage when the most loyal, as well as filial tend .
ness, may pray for relief from bier sufferidr... ller N. .
jesty received the week bcfitre last a :due packet of
displitcheo from the Duchess of I lombtreg, and we Ito.
derstand that but a few days ago she gave orders to her
silversmith to manufacture a sumptuorts set of plate kir
aticica tpgct her with several articles tf silk, as era
scats for her favourite tlaughter."

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