The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-07 00:00:00

HIS MAJES7'Y.

The following bulletin wet yestertl..y exhibited
et St. Jester's Palace :

" Windsor Castle, Seldom S, 18 lb.

" His Majesty has hero tittwediiiigly quiet mud color°. !•
through the last month, but without any anitudioriat nr
the state of his disorder.

(Signed) "H. HA LFOISD,
" M. BAILLIE, R. WILLIS."
" W. HEBERVEN,

THE QUEEN.

The Bulletin, of winch the f.llowitn{ n copy,
wnr lestetday exhibited at the (wren'. Puil,i r :

" Kcw Positive, September 4.

" Her Majesty was •e►y much indisposed the whole u(
yesterday, but has had a good night, and is better this
morning.

(Sigurd) 1. M. p m 1.1.1 E.
" 11. IIA I.FORD."

The following is from The Observer of yester.
day:—

ZFW. fATURDAT MONT,
iiefrpamt Seven o'll,wk

" Her Majesty continues in the most al.irmos.l
During the whole of Friday sbe sufficed esti sine. ty fium
the spasmodic affection, which appears to lisvc sealed ni
ber stomach, so as to base entirely all the skill of her pin.
titian.; and notwithstanding the frequent
amedyise medicines, her Majesty ;wised a tlr,saul
very painful night. At eleven o'clock this morning liar
lowing bulletin was exhibited in the hall :

" The Quern has bad a very restless siir,lst. Her IL-
jesly is very lmen. ' F. MI

" About twelve o'clock the Duke of York arrival at the
Queen's House, and having visited her Majesty. and reins
ed (None time in cousultatiou with the Princesses and sir
F. MiWan, his Royal Highness departed to pay his ra
winery Saturday visit to (be Princess Sophia at Ww.1.1
Castle. On the road, near Slungh, his Royal Fluchne.s
met the Archbishop of Canterbury, accompanied by Lord
John Thymic, returning front the Council at whin
his Royal Highness and the Prelate alighted from their .
riages, and remained couversing in the road nearly us
hour. At four o'clock the Archbishop arrived at the tbieen's
House with the report of the Council. His Grace ass re-
ceived by the Princess Augusta, and having MA.' the report
to her Royal Highness, he afterwards dined with the Prin-
cesses, and set off for Lambeth Palace about seven o'clock.
Hitherto ber Majesty has been removed every day from h, r
chamber to her boudoir in an easy chair, moving on r011...*
in order to take bee dinner, but to-day she was too trowel,
to bear even this motion, arid she took a very slight repast
in her chamber.

" Sir Hairy Halfurd arrived from Windsor about four
o'clock."

His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY ,lept
at Kew Palace on Saturday

The Earl of ilinaottouoit came of age on Wed•
nesday the 26th ult. on which occasion hip
teienits
were regaled in the parishes in which they
and about 100 sat down to an elegant dinner at in.
Lordsl.ip's seat, Stepleford, Leicestershire.
On Saturday last Viscount Ci.tve visited the
gaol of the county of Montgomery, aiid, afire hi..
ing ascertained some favourable eirrumstclices n.
the case of a poor Birmingham boy sentenced Is
transportation for life, his Lordship left a dooahou
of V. for the prisoners, fur which they beg leave Is
return him their heartfelt thanks.
Goodwood House, the seat of his Grace the Duke
of RICHMOND, near Chichester, is now oven kr
public inspection, and a great addition Ibis lately
been made to its valuable paintings, sculpture., ;
among the former is a very rare itiotoriedl ',soon g,
by floss Hut.actst, descriptive of the deal,. ,e
Lord DARN LEV, the ill-fated Itu.hin.cl of 11 tire.
the Quern of Scots; also an Egyptian titanium, in
a fine state of preservation.
There is to be a grand fele ut Woolley. I'ii4-
shire, the seat of GODFREY %VENTwogrtt, fiat. on
his son coming of age. Au elegant bail-room
been erected on the occasion. Near five bombed
cards of invitation have been ioued.

We hear that Mrs. Wm, whose merits as .11
actress we have had such frryurait OCCUI.IIIII 11.
gize, is engaged on a high i•iilary st Misty-141s
Theatre, where she snakes her debut at
period of the ensuing season iu Juliet.-11;4114
Herald.)

Game in Sussex is described by sportsmen In I:e
extremely plentiful this seminal, mud in lii it condi-
tion.

In the garden of Mr. ll' EEK Es, of Ilurstperpni“ti
Sussex, is now growing the Corm/Nis enforrihi'l".
the fruit of which is of large site, and it is expected.
will come to maturity. The plant is native u!'
Turkey, and has rarely produced fruit io Enghod.

LAW.-T. him that goes to law Mile thiugo art
requirite—
l• the drat place—A good
deal of Money.
2dly—A good deal of Pa.
hence.

51bly —Cowl C.,tiv.t.l
dahly—Gowl
7tlsly--A Y 1.1111..
Jude.
Awdt o,lll)—Gaud Luck:

3dly—A-good CIVIC
4t6ly—A good Attorney.

Au agricultural correspondent assures u 6'l'
if au early crup of beans be well deemed from
stalks, and the latter cut down to
the ground, the same route will afterisatds )1,!,1
second crop nearly equal to the first.
We understand that the disputes in 1.01'.11'
between the !Mister end Juittnes men 001" ill".
are on the point of being settled ; agisseatel
baring beets made betWeeU :1110111k-1' id the
and the workmen. by which their wag.* arc to Lr.
raised. fruits the :31,st of Angina last. it) list 5!.t!:11,t,"
per day. sat they etre in 1110.