The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-28 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

Tlie account from Nest yesterday of the state
of her MAJ LSTY W3lll-.
Tk Queen has had a good night, and is bells* to-day."
The tamer 11 the Court Circular.

The Duke of You: way called out of the stand
at Eghani by Lord ST. II GLENS, previous to the
race, and he left the course in great haute. It was
supposed that u sudden change in her mAJEsty
was the cause.

The Paris Papers of Monday have arrived.
The Foglists troops encamped near St. Omer
have marched in divkions for Valenciennes. Tina
change appears to be preparatory to the approach-
ing review.—The case of the second set of persons
concerned in the runnier of FUALDES, is in rapid
.progress fir trial.—The Paris Papers give the de-
tails of the splendid ceremony that was to take
place on the subsequent day, ill commemoration of
the Festival of Sr. LOUIS, and the Restoration of
the ►tatue Of lIENAY IV. The next arrivals will
probably determine what degree of truth there has
been in the rumours ss confide-wry circutated, that
the KING would further signalise the day by au
act of grace towards the persons now in confine-
ment for the late conspiracy, nick-named the While
Conspiracy. if it be, as it has hero shrewdly con-
-1 jectured, • Slate pi to, there will be some policy in
this set of clemency.

Yesterday was settling slay at the Stork Exchange.
We have not heard of any defaulter* of cause-
qwence. Contrary to the itobitive prophecies of
a 'raisin Treasury Journal, the Funds declined.
The 3 per Cent. Colo°l* left olf at The
moue Journal had promised a great improve-
ment. Regarding a rive in the FUlllif as evidence
of the growing prosperity of the country, we regret
the disappointment. Blume, however, attaches to
those who excite expectations not to be realised.

The Treasury Junto:6ls have laboured to exagge-
rate the discontents of the artisans in 31anchester
end its •icinity. Internal discontent is a grand
argument for the maintenance of a large standing
army in time of peace. The labours of the Treasury
Juarnals may he, therrfo►c, duly appreciated upon
this ground. We rt juice to find that even this pre-
tence has failed. Act. is flou► Stockport state,
that on Tuesday last the town was in a state of
tranquillity. Iluisilreds of the spinsters had returned
to their work, and seem very sorry for what has
happened. Mrith a proper degree of liberality upon
the part of the masters, we confidently anticipate
an equally favourable report from other quarters.

Letters have broil received in the City from
Buenos AyrrA, which state that the English mer-
chants there had bent in sl4tVelill remonsirmices to
the Bathos Ayres Government, agaimt the very
high duties ars Brno.h woollen, cotton, and linen
goods. It was lerstood, iu comtvience, that a
reduction of about 50 per cent. would take place,
which would greatly hie:ease the trade to that
quarter, Ink no decree had been i.•aed on that sub-
Jon when the letteis came away. These had been
considerable sales of the articles shove-mentioned,
but at low pricer.
'Flue Doke of !borough packet has arrived at
Falmouth- wan a mail from Lisboa--sailed the 8111
instant.

Letters from the West Indies !bap, that the
United Stater have a Deputy,, far the purpose
of reporting the state of the Insurgent Came in the
Commas. He ;moved at St. Bartholoniew',tist the
Hor.itt sloop of war, and was sent forward by
Lotto! to his destination. MI name is stated to
he IRVINE or lattist;. Bums was to proceed to
New York,
where
a I..gate is *toted to be building
for him.

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