Star.
London, England, 1818-05-27 00:00:00

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Her MAJESTY passed the whole of yesterday very
Composedly, and continued improving from her ;-
disposition ; however, not suCicicntly to leave
private apartments; but she was so much better, that
the Princess of HESSE Hourouno and Princess Ar
Guam left their attendance upon her, and rode
to take an airing to Blackheath, on a visit to
Dowager Viscountess MeLvILLE, where they partook
of some refreshment, and returned to the Queer"
Palace to dinner. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER
mained in close attendance upon her beloved Mother
to keep her company. In the evening the Duke
Busszx dined with his Royal Sisters at the Palace.
The following Bulletin was issued this day :

" Queen's Palace, May 27, half-past Eleven, A.N.
" The Qum, has slept well, and continues better,
(Signed) " FRANCIS MILMAN.
" HENRY HALFORD.

The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, accompa-
nied by the father of her Royal Highness, the Land-
grave of Heave-CASSEL, arrived yesterday evening
from Dover at Cambridge House, a few minutes be•
fore six o'clock. They were attended by a nume-
rous suite. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE shortly after
his arrival, hastened to the Queen's Palace, to 1.
his respects to his Royal Mother. The Royal Party
did not embark on hoard the Royal Sovereign yacht
till Monday, and sailed from Calais at five o'clock
the afternoon; they arrived at Dover at eight.
was a very rough sea, so much so, that the whole
the Royal Party and suite were extremely ill, except
the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. The Duchess, we are
sorry to say, was most affected.—The Duke cf CLA•
RENCE was the first who paid his congratulations
upon their arrival at Cambridge House, having -
tered a few minutes after them.
Yesterday evening, one of the Officers belonging
to the suite of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, arrived •
the residence of the Duke and Duchess of CGMBILII
LAND, in St. James's Palace, with the melancholy
telligence of the death of a sister of the Duchess'.
Monday evening the lion. Lady Small opened r.
elegant mansion in Piccadilly, with a grand rout,
which was attended by nearly 700 persons of
first distinction and fashion.

The Marchioness Coitriwnws's ball, on Monda'
evening, in Old Burlington-street, was attended '
upwards of 2010 persoi.s of the first distinction.
Countess GREY had a brilliant rout last night,
her house in Po rtm an- sq u are.
The Marchioness of CAMDEN'S Assembly yester-
day evening, in Arlington-street, was attended Tr:
very numerous and elegant assemblage of distin.
guished fashionables.
By a letter just received from Spain, we learn
great exertions are making to establish the
System of Education in Seville, and with every he
of complete success.
Should the declining health of Sir TIMM AS PL
MIR render his tesiration of the Mastership of
Rolls necessary, it is said, in the legal circles,
Mr. WE IrIIERELL will be his SUCCeccnr

The two corner stones of the Debtors' New Prison
for the County of Devon, building by Messrs. C
WISH and Sou, of Exeter, were laid on Friday
about twelve o'clock—the first by the High Slit
Sir WILLIAM TEMPLES POLE, Bart. in the present.
of a respectable attendance of Magistrates.
KING S THEATRII.--The popular Opera of /I
Giovanni was performed at this Theatre, last nig
in the m)st brilliant style. We never heard Madam,
FODOR to greater advantage. The Ballet (.1 Ter
lane followed, and proved, by oe manner in wh:
was received, its great progress in the public ett
Lion. The house was crowded in every quarter.
the Pit th2re was scarcely standing room.
Eno* Races.—The sport commenced this day. To-mo
the Derby Stakes will be run for, and on Friday the Oaks.
crack jockles are thus disposed of for the Derby : Buezu
Fitzcloddy ; Cinrreer, Sam; Goomsnm, Seymour; Cr
Mecuides ; and young Elms RINI, Prince PauL
Fires-rave MILES • llar /OR F:f mat Dalfle
FLOWIRS, .the Hampshire Pedestrian, wna started on the
instant to do the above extraordinary unaertaking, v.-as
on well on Monday; the Sth day. Ills route has Wen thrr,
Basingstoke, Salisbury, and Exeter, and from thence into
mersetshire. He slept at Wells on Sunday night, and the
day proceeded towards Hereford. lie has done his work t
lai ly in sixteen hour; per day, and was fresh and well on Monde
Thursday se•usright a vicious bull, beloaglng to the tenant
Ilillend, parish of Kerr, in Stirlingshire, forced his way i
the house of Mrs. Higileston, a respectable widow, aged
whom he knocked down, and in other respcts bruised so %
fully, that she died on the Sunday following.
Thursday, a child about eighteen months old, belonging
Elliott, of Davington, while playin t by the aide of a duck.,
unfortunately fell into it, and was drowned.
The I'arisians flocked in ciowds to the Theatre
rietes lately, to see the murder of M. Fualdes drat
tised ! It was received with disjraceful eagerness,
suppressed by the Government, after two nif
performance.

An article from Minden, of the Bth instant, st
that by an order from the Pope, six eminent Di,
are employed at Rome in translating the Bible
the German language, with annotations.
Thz popularity which Bisn has obtained, hot
Contractor ansl Office-keeper, has been fairly earned
and well deserted—he was the first to introdu;
many Capital Prizes in the Scheme, the Sale of*
has been almost confined to himself; in the last
tery which contained Prizes of 20,000/, he sold Three,
and all in Shares, and in the Lottery recently fin'
he sold iof 30,000/. in Shares-2 of 5,0001.-2
Prizes and 43 other Capitals.—As there is an
creas2d number of Capitals in the Lottery not.
sale, in which arc 3 of 20,0001.'tis not surprising
his Offices should be the great Mart for Adventui
HAY II A It VEST CON! M BLASIPIN,
lord of the Ilalf-Moon Inn, at Cullompton, cut
Thursday last, a meadow of six acres, the cro)
which is estimated to be from one and a half to
tons per acre ; and should the teacher hold fine
days, he will have stacked a &lc of hay of extraordi•
nary quality and quantity at tkis early period.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MAR X,L16.48, MAY
but few buyers of Wheat this morning, and a
large quantity at market, sales were exceedi
heavy, and although lower price: were asked, so
any was disposed of, the price of Flour having ,
reduced ss. per sack at the close of Monday's market.
Fine fresh Barley supports Monday's prices.
and Beans went off slowly, but not at lower pi
In other articles there is no alteration.