Star.
London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

“ The PRINCE RIGLYT did not leave fr.e

till nearly twelve o'clock.
The Duke of loth visited the Parscutts
the early part of the day, - and after remaining
them upwards of an hour, his Royal Highness
on to Windsor and Oatlands.

4, This morning, Divine Service was _
before the Pantocasts, as usual, by her MA.;
Chaplain in Ordinary, and a portion of Cie
tion for the Sick,' was added to the ordinary
of ibe.fty. The Physicians, General TA-gton,
dame BECIENDORFF, and the whole of the
Household, were present.

" ritINCESZiES aftcreards walked in

tate gardens for about lulf an hour.
The PRINCE REGENT arrived at the Palace
evening at about six o'clock, and remained to
with his illustrious Sisters.
• The Qum; is somewhat more at ease this t
ing ; but, tiom her very enfeebled state, aretier
different night is apprehended."

Yesterday morning early, the Physicians seat
an express, with a full statement of the situaticn
the QuEEN. The Hubby Groom brought the vb:
Bulletin to town, and it is as follows:

"K.w Palm, Ncrralber r.

" The QUF.F.ti passed the evening of yesterd:i
very uncomfortably, and has had a restless
but there is no material aleration in h.;:r
symptoms. (Signe,l)
" F. :11LLMAN. " It. u %tram'
The 11.1 lowing 13-Actin was issaed this day :
" Kew raise,. !gm rebel II

" The QUEEN felt herself more easy r:roughta
yeste: ; but her 3,IAJCSTY.S Dig7.lt !:AS
less one. (Signed) " lIZNRY

Yesterday W3S the Princess AticvsTA's Firth-12n
Ye3terday the LoRnCHANCELLORbaIanAUIieaa
Of the PRiXce lII:ca.:NT, at Carltott-hotise.

Friday evening the Marquis of Cum.mostitri
arrived in town, and on Saturday paid ?:is resp All
to the PIIISCE RIGENT, at Caritoll•sOSlM
The Earl of 11nrro arrived in town on Fri Lay,
from Scotland.
The Earl-and Countess of JTIOST embarkal as
Saturday, from !)over for Calais, en theway.topri.

The Duchess of DEVONSHIRE an ired :'.iris v
Tuesday last.
Lord CREWE has left town for his teat, Ctewe ralL
thcshhe.

Monday last the respected remains of Lacy Ru•
MIL IA passed through fort mouth, from F.aq Coot*
on their way to mill, near Preste;gn, Rabotsirrr
to be interred.
The remains of Sir Saurra. PCMILLT were re-
mov.:d on Friday morning, at six o'clock, frown hs
late residence, Russell-square, for interment in:bets--
mil), vault of Lady Rom LLY'S father, at KaiUs, Pre.
teign, Radnorshire. The cavalcade consisted of 51.1
out-eiders, a hearse and six, followed by a coach ani
sir, with the butler only. An express was
on the death of Sir Sistrot, to step her Ladyslups
funeral, till the arrival of his corpse : and it is Cl'
pectod the mournful eeremony will take plate abets
WodnPsday next. The interment ni the :. iraing d
Sir SAuwet, Romrcts is to take place nt
pursuance of di,: directions coaraired:a

RIO JANEIRO.

le following is an extract from a letter received
t; Glasgow, by a vessel arrived at that port from
Y,) Janeiro, dated the 14th September
C7,II.I.ENIEN-illy letter from Liverpool would
y of my sailing in the Lion, on board which
wet I had previously shipped your valuable eon-
...govat, and taken my passage. We had a very
"orpon voyage, aad arrived here safe on the evert-
r:* t!:e 25th ult. (August). Your letters to Messrs.
and L----- wore highly serviceable; and,
pinthe patronage and recommendation of these
elltmen, I was speedily enabled to dispose of nearly
4vhole of the goods Urania out, at the prices
coed, which, I trust, will secure your approba-
ts I s:Edk anxiously await the arrival of a fresh
„,„7, as pry entire stock will be exhausted long
ihre this reaches Europe.
.Conunercil speculations were never known to
top briik or profitable in these regions as at pre-
-o;attd, frm all I can learn, by personal observa-
inor enquiry of those who have been long resident,
Gee is every prospect of the stability of the existing
*sof Government. Trade is also reported to be
brisk at Bahia, and, indeed, throughout all the
territory ; but the milt intelligent persons
cea decided preference to this place, both on ac-
,of the facilities it affords for the receipt and
of all descriptions of .merchandize, and the
security and protection afforded to
pmoos and property of individuals of all nit-
' amidst them all, the English are con-,
most highly favoured, and looked up to
confidence, in all transactions of

a long and interesting letter,
opinions that have latterly been
a.r.nre—namely, that it

miracle for Old Spain ever to
ascendancy on the Continent of South
says, such a con,ecture, when-
treated with marked derision and

BEREZIORD is arrived in Mar.

received by the MYRMIDON, Capt.
arrived on Friday last at Ports-
Mediterranean, we axe happy to
plague has entirely disappeared at Al-
having been a single case for the
previous to the MYRMIDON'S az-
iesent DEY is represented to be
ever held the Government of
to be extremely well-disposed
He has sent an Embassy to
with valuable presents, consist-

Sec. and the vessel having them
quarantine at Port Mahon.
morning arrived at Portsmouth the Esk,
• LINN(Sot from Jamaica, which
2d October, touching at Go.
She has brought home 520,000,
account. The Pique, Captain
r England, with a large freight
September, and may be daily
touch at the Havannah. The
'.Lori., had also left Jamaica
previously to go to Honuuras.
news from the Spanish Main; aD

. contending armies had ceased
consequence of the rains h tying
the only ship left at Kingston,
inadron were ct nixing. The
packet was to sail for Port Royal
r, and would probably arrive at Fal-
before her return became due.
and Co. sold both the £430,000
New Lottery begins £4th of
Four Prizes of 1:30,000 Three
. several others of £5,000,
Ag Money.—First-drawn Prize
f.:30,0J0 Three per Cent. Consols.
Mices, Royal-Exchange Gate ;
Oxford-street.

disturbances took place among
'ty of Lam) College. Owing
curtailment of their indulgencieu,
the desks and benches of the
Dr. KicAte, is even said tp
consequence of which seven of
expelled, and two more seat
have returned to their duty.

incurred is perhaps more seri-
are generally apprized of: it
exclusion from the Colleges of
dge, as well as renders the offen.
Ad a commission in his Majesty's
Lientlemen expelled was about
ing's College, Cambridge, and
'church. He must now choose

Proprietor of tic Portsmouth and
has contradicted the statement
inst. (which we copied from
ig that the Portsmouth Mail
passenger killed, and two other
injuries.
Captain JOHN WILEY, of the
lag on Workington Quay, with
shocking manner, and he died
is supposed, that, owing to the
, he had fallen over the south
Harbour-house.
•-• WILLIAM W.t.ttacy, Master
'l)ort, while on the passage from
th a cargo of grain, was knocked
in-boom, and drowned.
11. BLIEHOWES, Esq. one of
ulborough-street Police Office
• Friday, and apparently as well
.:asion to go into the City on ipusi.
thtue attacked with a giddiness in the
sak‘m home in a chair, and. expired
-four hours. He had been subject te
• affettiu; this added to an attack of an apo-
-Itirz:, ras hastened his di,sultu:or..

ia territory ; OUL
*se a decided preferenc
onntof the facilities it
of all descriptio
...srledged security
persons and properi
. .at amidst them
y the most highly
the greatest conGdi
'Tent.
writer concludes
eecboing the opinic
-reed with so much
'be more than a mi.
in any ascendant;
rich. Indeeek he sa
.':.azarded, is treater
• apt.
Marshal Lord B
4Aft, from France.
en accounts receive
en, which arrive
al, from the Media
Cita the plague has
there not having
:Ilion}, days prey
rove. The preset
wale man that e
ate. and is said to
xbthis country.
ahtscsitzoom, wii
tihoas. ostriches, &A
••••11, has performed
taity morning arri
gas. Captain I•itivoi
he leit on the 21
St. Domingo She
on private accc
.4/4 ailed for Et
eine, on the 26th Sei
; she was to tou
• , Captain Pau.L
L. she was pr
Lk brings no news
*ID between the cc
*tune, in consee
::. The Lang was th
of the qua
4.1D101041 packet
i of October, and sa
t month before
r:!—HAZARD a
. List L ttery—No
containing F
Consols, with
;..,.;cc. &c. Sterling
:,rtitled to 1:30,0,
IRD and CO:S
:tribill; and 324,
lit meek some distt
community
te tetanal curtail
In made on t
wit the)taster,
vat pelted; in con
scan have been er
: the rest la
"...m.hment thus in
li3 the public ar
fact to an es.
*sled Cambridge,
!ieigisle to hold- a
On of the GI
moved to King,
ter:tied for the Ch
path in life.
BILLETi, PrOprif
`lair, ha
Piper of the 4th
Paper) asserting
'"aorned, and 'a pi
considerable in
se night, la
was found lyir
Alfractural in a s.
lamming. It ii
4 Of the night,
near the I
• 7
days a Mr.
ArsitY, of nary's(
Ihryport, with
by the main.
• .rt bEATII.—J.
klstrates of Mal
• • the thrice on 1
occasi'
thtre att;
• as sak‘m
114%4Y-four hot
affeetiiia; thi
• -aurzi, has halt