The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS.

ft'RONI THE Montt:ll'4lG PAPERS OF THIS DAY.)

[Morning Herald.]
THE attEEN.

.Keity, Eight o'Clock, 0(1.25.

" The QUEEN appears now to have passed ano-
tiler paroxysm of her malady, and to be gradually
(since Thursday evening) Sinking into that lethar-
gic state which has, hitherto invariably marked
the periods between each succeeding attack:
The more virulent symptoms, however, have
note in this instance, subsided so entirely as here-
tofore. The spasmodic affections of the viscera
have tr,3t yielded to the usual anodyne fotnenta-
tions ;•anitnmersion of the lower extremities in a
portable warm bath has been resorted to with
little better success, and, as her Majesty is now
More than ever debilitated, the next recurring pa-
roxysm is much to.be dreaded.
" Up to seven o'clock this evening, no percep-
tible amendment has taken place, and her Majesty
remained in a state of the most distressing ex-

haustion.
'' The Duke of York visited the Princesses,
yesterday, in his way to Windsor, and, during
his stay, accompanied them in a long walk through
the grounds. General Taylor was in attendance,
end, atter their walk, his Royal Flightless partook
of refreshment with his Illustrious Sisters, and
then proceeded on his journey, intending to pass
the night and day at Oatlands.
" The Prince Regent did not leave the Palace
till nearly 12 o'clock on Friday evening; an►l
both yesterday and th-day his Royal Highness
h 93 been punctual to his usual time, in paying his
du iftil regards to his august Parent.
" Divine Service was pctformed this day, as
usual, in the great Drawing-room, by tier Ma-
jesty's Chaplain in Ordinary, before the l'rin-
cesses, &c. &6. Afterwards, their Royal High-
nesses enjoyed a short promenade in the Botanic
Gardens."

tMorning Chronicle.]
We understand that the PRINcR REnaNT has
expressed his intention, in consequence of the
great necessary reductions of regiments, to resign
the Colonelcy of the 10th Hussars, to the Colonel
of one of the regiments of cavalry, ordered to he
reduced. We make do doubt the Prince of tAxrt.
Coatrab, and the other branches of the Royal
Family, will readily follow this disinterested and
generous example, which the army will justly ap-

•
preClate.
Tug- following reductions have actually take

►lace :

DRAGOONS.
10th—Agents, Ilapidnson.
2,2 d Cullyr .
• h
• f

Greenlvood and CO:

FQOT

94th,=11npli-inson.
45th—Greenwood and Co.
bgth-.4%lad,snald.
?Fill—Greenwood and Cn.
60ti4 3d and 4th Battalions—Greenwood and
Co.
tWst
Yolk Greenwood and Co.
African Corps
York CliaSicurs—Kirkland.

RAItiGERS

TO RE:O.IIN,
biralry, R troops, 316 I.anli and 61e.
Tufantry, ItYCL3l:lpanics, 6'20 ;14101 file, in-
CIL l i Itecrititin4 Companies.
2d Dragoon Guards—Grvcowood and Co.
3d ---- --Coll ycr•

FOOT.

3,1
7th I,
23
2911, Greenwood?- and Co.
43d I
.57111 J
I Ith and 13th 1, not are to go to 11111ia.
The tutal i'vciticCon will amount to abottt'3o,ool-tintlV.
N.B. The Redaction id the Royal Artiliay is still aloft
extensive.
General BtiowN [UGC; is said to be recalled from
the Goveininent of Ceylon. Sir G. CoLvtiLit and
Sir M. TOWEL{ are boat mentioned as likely to
:succeed