Star.
London, England, 1817-10-23 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

This morning, at nine o'clock, the Princess CHAR
Lorre rose in the enjoyment of very good health.—
At ten o'clock her Royal Highness breakfasted with
her beloved PitINCE.

The weather here during the night and this morn-
ing has been very foggy and damp, occasioned by
the continued rains which fell during yesterday.—
At eleven o'clock the fog began to disappear; by
twelve it cleared up, and it was remarkably fine for
the season of the year, scarcely a breath of air to be
felt. The favourable state of the weather induced
the Princess CHARLOTTE to leave the house to walk
in the pleasure grounds, park, itc. Her Royal High-
ness occasionally rode in her garden chair, and priV
ceeded to the garden to view the improvements that
are making there, under her Royal Highness's ar-
rangement and direction. The PRINCESS remained
out about an hour and a half, and during the time
her Royal Highness was accompanied by his Serene
Highness the Prince of SAIL CUROHRO.

PREPARATION FOR THE ROYAL INFANT.

The young woman, who is to be wet nurse to the
expected Royal Infant, obtained the appointment by
the account she gave of herself in a letter to Sir
RICHARD CROFT, written with so much simplicity,
yet with so much communication of the particulars,
which would naturally be required, that Sir RICHARD,
immediately sent for her. From his house she was
directed to another, where several of the medical ad-
visers of the Royal Family had formed a sort of Board
for her examination. After she had answered several
questions, the.medical Gentlemen began to converse
in French. It happened that she had a knowledge of
the language, and, as she supposed it to be intended
that she should not understand their conversation,
she had the ingenuousness and the modesty to say,
that, perhaps, she had better withdraw, as French
was not unknown to her. On her return, she was
informed, that the Board would recommend her for
the. office she solicited, if they were satisfied with the
appearance of her children. She has three, and these
were subsequently examined. Soon afterwards she
received a message from the Princess CHARLOTTE,
desiring to see her and her Children. On her attend.
ance at Claremont, the Princess and Prince Lnosoes
passed three hours in the room with her and her cis&
dreg, to the latter of whom the Princess gave abea-
dance of sweetmeats. Prince Leopow took one of
them upon his knee, and said, 44 Well, you wag I
shall probably be much better acquainted." We
need not add, that the young woman was charmed
with suet condescension and affability. She was

then near her own confinement, and the Princess told
her, that she should be well accommodated, at Clara
moat, if she chose to stay, but that it was wished she
should do exactly as she pleased. She candidly said
that she should prefer returning to her husband's
house. There she, in some days, became the mother
of a hearty boy, concerning whom and herself eaqui.
ries have been daily made from Claremont.
It has been before said, that this young woman is
the wife of a respectable yeoman near Claremont.—
The appointment is no slight acquisition. What the
whole recompense is, in case of the birth of a Prim
ass, we have not learned; but, in case of a Prince,
it is £1,500, and £2OO a-year. The wife of a re-
spectable Attorney, having been wet•nurse to Prin-
cess CHARLOTTE, has now £lOO a-year, and her
son is a Lieutenant in the Navy.

It is not thought that the . Poxes Ritorarr will go
shortly to Sudbourn Hall. Lord YARMOUTH and Lord
LOWTHER Sit OUt last week for an excursion to Paid.

The Duke and Duchess of NORTHIOIIIIMAND have
left their seat. Alnwick Castle. oa a tour I their
Grass are expected in town next week. •

The Duke of Lamm gave a grand entertainment to
a large party of distinction, on Tuesday, at his resi.
dance, Whitehall.

The Ambdssador from the King of the Nfrumt-
CANDI entertained a select party yesterday, at 'his
house, Whitehall-plate.
The Earl of Powts is returned to his seat, Wallcott,
Salop, iTOOrkIIIWiCk CAWS. •
The Earl of DARTMOUTII is entertaining a large
party at his seat, Sandwell Hall, Stafetdshire.
The Countess Dowager of Paaiaiwaa is arrived at.
her scat, Richmond Park, from a tour.
Lord and Lady Nuomme are arrived at their • seat,
Lakys, Bucks, from the Isle of Wight.
Lord . Borrow left town yesterday, for his seat,
Hedsor Lodge, Berks.
Lord and Lady MaLooonua returned to town yes-
terday, from • the Earl find Countess of Cowru's
seat, Peasanger, Herts.
Sir WATKIN WIWAIII3 WrtiWi, Ball. will give a
grand dinner on the 26th, it being' his birth-day, to
all the neighbouring Nobility and Gentry, at his seat,
Wynestay, Denbighshire.
CoaLxr, -Bart. left Mivart's Hotel, Lower
Brook street, yesterday, for his seat in Yorkshire.
general Oan left town yesterday for bit seat in
Noithuntbaland.
• Lord HOLLAND still coatianei confided by his se-.
vere attack of the gout in France. The mosneto the
"item of leis Iferaslop's health enables him .to travel,
ihilaraily return' to Eogiland.
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