Star.
London, England, 1818-10-08 00:00:00

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it the advocates of dexpO_
e feudal system, and ex-
rm iriend in the Execu-
his position, could afford
.mation, support and in-
one conclude that it can
who has erected a Statue
ours XL If so, is it not
ter should cease his film.
nit he should be deprived
abused so far as to offer
to the nation, and to cast
ster by reviving the me-
tes of the only ancestors

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of this morning contains
he Annaks of yesterday
odigies of vegetation d ar-
tnd, two Y,akshire hams,
L Cheshire cheese, weigh-
bead of game, killed by
eland!'"

of a letter from Columba,
;ince our last :

c interior are as yet un-
mins in Candy, laid up
if it does not attack his
tinue as useful as ever.—
ive Regiments from the
rived, the 7th and 15th ;
t Galle. If we are worst-
of troops. The rains are
e only thing to be feared
only keep their health,
ettle the business in our
ast sale sold as low as 14
will go lower yet."

t of every one acquainted
as lowered at the close of
'ack, although the Ports
idossoa are shut against
at present higher in price
s back. Every one was in
s, till at last one of those
secret movements said—
' Flour must lower Wheat,
L few shillings for the en-
Lverage will be fixed, and
erne must be shut against
ember for the three suc.
re see the Corn Bill, which
.ated the whole country,
ilium on its authors, has
mg only as a destructive
few interested individuals.
)ere verified to the letter,
: law left a hole to creep
nd trust, that one of the
anent will be to alter and
n Bill, as will take from a
ver of oppressing the Poor.

OCTOBER 6.

LETTER.

s correctly informed as to
of the poor Dyers, many
than from 10s. to 12s. per

: more than 16s. One of
e present reduction, is the
the approach of.winter!
d suggest, that during the
ng mechanic requires an
inution of wages, to enable
price of fuel and all other
nption

the 80th Regiment, corn-
ON, which arrived here last

innkeepers and publicans,
rracks can be got ready;
the permanent ones, being
.00ps that had previously
ragoons that are stationed
rinted from a former letter.
s rather flat to• day. The
Preston, and other places in
t expressed their fears that
:essity of reducing the prices
,ing no demand in that line.
articular branch of trade is
present likelihood of an in-

dated September 1, says—
d this village on Sunday
the steam-boat,. for Sand-
L number of the Srockbridge
'trough this place last week,
eir \, ay to White 'liver, In-
tine track of land, on which
e already settled."
.—Letters from Havannah,
that a most destructive fire
place, in which the arsenal,
lings, together with a huge
I king's property, were cdn-
ated at one million of dollars.
7ing the late dry weather, an
d, why the price of that ar-
By my soul, Madame," said
nelieve it is altogether owing

whipping garden-robbers is
L Cortc!,pundent observes, it
:,na.6/e aLicc to this cLtss of

" Kew, Eight WcdneAday Night.

" Last.night, her MAJUTT was much better than
she was on the preceding one; her cough was less
troublesome than it had been for. some days, and sur
enjoyed a long, and, apparently, refreshing sleep.

" Sir HEXRY HALFORD and the PaiNcEssEs re-
tired soon after eleven o'clock.

" Throughout the day, her MAJESTY remained, if
any thing, a little better ; but the improvement was
so slight as to be almost imperceptible. She was re-
moved from her bedchamber, rather earlier than
usual, and at a late hour, this evening, she had not
manifested any particular degree of weariness, or
complained of any of her former symptoms.
" The PRINCESSES pursue their improvements in
the plantatioUs, with ardour. Their Royal Highnesses
were on the lawn, this morning, in the midst of the
workmen, before half-past nine o'clock ; and again
at intervals throughout the whole day. Their Royai
Highnesses were chiefly attended by General TAY-
Lon, and occasionally by one or other of the Phy-
sicians.

a The Countess of CARDIGAN, and several others
of the Nobility, paid their dutiful respects at the
Palace, in the course of the forenoon.

" At four o'clock, his Royal Highness the Duke of
YORK alighted from his curricle in the court of the
Palace, and about half.past five the Praxes REGENT
arrived from Carlton House. The Physicians imme-
diately waited on his Royal Highness with their Re-
port of the state of her MAJESTY'S health up to the
moment of his arrival. His Royal Highness then
joined the Duke of YORK and the PRINCESSES in the
drawing-room, and shortly afterwards the Royal
Duke left the Palace on his return to London. After
his departure the PRINCE visited her MAJESTY, and
had a long conference with her Physicians, at the
close of which Sir HENRY RALFORD set out for
indsor Castle, the health of the Princess SOPIIIA
continuing in a very precarious state.
" At a few minutes before seven o'clock, his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT took leave of his illus-
trious sisters, and returned to Carlton House.

•' Sir FRANCIS MILLMAN is something better than
he was last night."

The following Bulletin was issued this day :

" Kew PaLice, October A.
" The QUEEN has had a good night. Her MaJesTy

mains in the same state as yesterday. (Signed)
" P. HILLMAN. "H. HALE'ORD."

• Yesterday the Duke of YORK had a long interview
with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House.
The Duchess of R icit MOND and Lady JANE LENox
left town on Tuesday for Wilton Park, Bucks, on a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. DUPRE.

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The Duke of DEvoNSHIRE left town yester
_dayi
morning for his seat. Chatsworth, Derbyshire; w
his Grace expects a large party of fashionables.
The Duchess of DEVONSHIRE is expected to leave
town shortly for the Continent.
The Earl and Countess COWPER leave town on Sa-
turday on a visit to the Earl of EGREMONT, at his
seat, Petworth, Sussex, for a few days, on their way
to Brighton.
The Earl and Countess of HARDWICK left town
yesterday for their seat, Tettenhanger Hall, Herts.
The Earl WHITWORTH is returned to his seat,
Buckhurst, Sussex, from a tour.
' Lord MELeouttaz leaves town in a few days for
Brighton.
Lord and Lady :Wormers( are expected to arrive
tins day at Chatsworth, Derbyshire, on a visit to the
Duke of DEVONSHIRE, from their father's, the Earl
of Carlisle, seat, Castle Howard, Yorkshire.
Dowager Lady SNIITH and family left town yester-
day, for their scat, near Clifton.
Arrivals in town MATHIESON, Esq. from
Cheltenham; the Rev. Citaabes STUART, from his
seat in Surrey ; JAMES WILLIAM STUART, Esq. from
his seat, Sunning-hill, Berks; and B. FRERE, Esq:
from Tunbridge Wells.
Departures from town :—Hon. WARWICK LAKE,
on a tour; BATHURST, Esq. to Oxford; GEORGE
CRAWFORD, Esq. and Mr. SAVARY, for Paris.
Sir JAMES MANSFIELD iS indisroszd with an attack
of the gout. -
Lord and Lady ELLENBOROUGH intend to make
German-house, Brighton, their winter's residence. We
are happy to state,_ that his Lordship's health is likely
to benefit much from marine exercise, and that he
is already considerably better.
Sir HENRY HALFORD had a narrow escape from
serious injury, after his return from Windsor, on
Tuesday afternoon, whilst riding on horseback in the
neighbourhood of Kew. The animal was young and
spirited, and by a sudden plunge threw Sir HENRY
with considerable violence upon the pummel of the
saddle. The pain occasioned by the concussion was
so great, that for several hours, some serious injury
was apprehended.
Saturday the Grand Duke MICHAEL arrived at
the Crown Inn, Chatham, on his way to Dover.
He visited the Dock-yard, in which he was attended
by Rear-Admiral Sir JOHN GORE, Commissioner Sir
ROBERT BARLOW, &c. At half-past six his Imperial
Highness, with his suite, dined at the residence of
the Commander-in-Chief, Sir J. GORE. Sir ROBERT
BARLOW, Captains WARREN, DUNCAN, C. B. BAR-
THOLOMEW, C.B. with the other Captains of the men
of war at Chatham, and several other distinguished'
persons, were invited. The Grand Duke seemed
much leased with the attentions shewn him, and
conversed with every one with his usual urbanity.
COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.—Last night, after
the entertaining Comedy of The Clande4tsne Mar- •
riage, in which Mr: FARREN played Lo,vl Ogleby with
his usual sueccsss, the Farce of Lore, Law, and Phl
sicovas, performed ; and Mr. J. Russata. took the
of Flexible. This Gentleman continues to prove
dare
tself an able successor to MATTHEWS ; he sus-
• eained the character with considerable three, and was
much applauded. The House was well attended.

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