The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-16 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS.

(n,..0m THE MORNING PAPERS 1W THIS DAY.)

[Morning Herald.]
THE QUEEN.

" Kew; Lid lat o' Clock, Thursday Night.
" Her MAJESTY had little sleep in the night of
NV,doesday, notwithstanding the symptoms of
ht .r disorder wine much less violent than they
have been. Tine Physicians were again in alter-
h.tie attendance the,whule of the night.
Thrunghout the whole of this day her Ma-
iz:sb y has remained without any ptrceptible altera-
ti,itt. The debility of. the Royal sufferer is again
i.xcessive, and no motion of any hind is at all at-
leit,pled, lest it should induce a recurrence of
_ _

•ic J ich. Royal Highnesses the Princesses are
plinctnal in their inspection of the alterations
hich are making in the grounds ; and usually
nail, out several times in the coin of each dAy.

‘• General •l'aylor has invariably the honour of
attending the Royal Ladies in their excursions.
" The Plince Regent arrived later than usual ;
and remained till neatly seven o'clock with the
Princesses ; when, ha►iug received the evening
report of the Physicians, his Royal Highness re-
turt►rdl to Carlton-House.

" he inquiries at the Palace have not been
quite so no wei ous to-day as on some lousier

ones.

" Sir F. Alilntan and Sir H. Halford both re-
n►:tin in mtendance on her Majesty for the night.
" It is said the King has lat►erly manifested
great uneasi►►ess at the continued absence of her
Majesty:'

[The Times.]
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, OCT. 12.

Yesterday the King of Prussia, accompanied
by his son, the Prince of Mecklenburg, and all
the Piussian staff, attended divine service at the
Protestant Church, in the morning at,B o'clock.
His Majesty afterwards reviewed, between 10 and
11 o'clock, the troops in garrison here, accom-
pattied by the saute officers. The inspection took
place without the city, near the gate of St. Adal-
bet t, and was attended by a great concourse of
the.natives; Some foreigners also were present,
and among the rest General •Maison, whose ex-
pression of countenance at seeing the cannon
taken at ‘Vaterloo paraded in a Prussian Review
may be more easily conceived than described. At
li,lt-past tour o'clock the King honoured with
his presence the Princenhoff (a large court-yard),
holt) which Matlame Reichard made her ascent
in a balloon. All the city flocked to see this
spect tele, which was quite new to the people of
Aix-la-Chapelle. The King conversed with the
ai.;t °flaw some minutes before the fastenings of
toe balloon were cut : she displayed the uttnost
courage and indifference in making the prepara-
tions for so dangerous an experiment, and en-
tered the basket with the greatest composure Hod
some erace. Immediately on its leaving the Court,
site scattered flowers on the spectators, and waved
her flag as she ascended. Her motions were an-
swered by a corresponding shout. The balloon
took the direction of the tiorth•east, towards
Lonishcrg. I( was soon out of sighi : the even-
ing was cloudy, and to,thiug was heard of the
Lady till this morning, when we were informed
that she alighted in safety in a garden about 15
miles Oil the road to Cologne. The Duke of
NVelliitivost attended the Theatre in the evening,
when the Opera of Don John was performed ;
none of the Sovereigns Were present. The Grand
Duke Michael arrked here this morning front
'Eu4iatul : the King of Prussia paid him a visit
about two bows airea wards. We hear for certain
that the vent Review will take place outhe 18111
instant. ',Chi! Emperor Alexander will leave this
city on the lith.

HEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Lust N;,eit.
THEATRE ROYAL, DitUtlY-LASE.—Macbeth : MaClWth, Mr.
Keith ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. W. West. :Wee which, Vast
Ten o'clock, and a Bain) Night.
Tit EAT RE ROYAL, Cel VENT-GA !MEN. —The Stratnrer : the
Stranger, M.l. Vining; Me,. Haller, After
which, The Barber of Seville.

' TO CORREPONDENTS.
We are sorry we are obliged to defer the last Letter from our
ititelligeoi, Col respondent, At. OLD B.► tiatwur tt, till Tu-
luorlow.