Star.
London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

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TM: QUEEN.

I►ra Marc, Bight o'bock, TiSonthy

tio:11 Shy Physicians were in attendance, in the
adjoining the Royal Chamber, alternately,
lbelc of last night. Iler MAJESTY was much in-
;tad very restless ; with, however, occasional
or ratl:cr torpor, the natural consequence of ex-
,;e

the Duke of YORK visited the PaiNCESSES about
t ,;dock, in his way from Oatlands to his house,
incs's Palace. His Royal Highness found
siiters already on the lawn, among
improvements, and walked with them there
,:v a.l hour. Foon after twelve o'clock, the Royal
,erzlt on to London.

.4 31T HZNRY I.FOR D went to Windsor about one
iick, :0 visit the Princess SOPHIA, but is expected

n n;7!.t.

171; PRINCE Itr•r.NT did not visit her MAJESTY
Ito)al Highness, We regret to say, has
2gr,in attacked v.ith a serious tit of the gout,
V:3, too much indisposed to travel. Sir BEN..
• 13toomr1 ctu, however, arrived in a cabriolet
tFePfttyck: liL ;ENT's about half-past five o'clock,

ale his l'oy'al Highness's dutiful inquiries.
The Countess Dowager of CARDIGAN, the Conn-
Vis-ountess BULK ELEY, Mrs. FR EE-
ILK. the rad of LIVERPOOL, and Miss BEST, were
-he numerous inquirers at the Palace to-day.
.Teen o'clock to-night her MAJEsTN was not

improved, but rather the reverse."
r ioltowiiig Bulletin was issued this day :

" 'W.,/ Palace, October 20.
« The QuEEN has had a very indifferent night ; and
11AJESTY, in her:weak state, feels a want of that
which she has generally derived from
(Signed) " F. MILLMAN."

WM:HESTER, OCTOBER 18.

PRIVATE LETTER.
Some Newspapers assert that the Manufacturing
in a quiet and settled state. It is true'
, :ue quiet, and this perhaps to the grief of
bad men ; and in one sense (if the phrase be
,they are in " a seteed state," hat it is a
settled discontent ; for the workmen, though.

. by no means satisfied.
.Letters from Leghorn, Gibraltar, Bahia, and
by the last arrivals, all complain of the
so; demand for British manufactures, particu-
.:,:le la the fancy line ; but they state another.
more pleasing complexion, that the course
lge has improved in favour of this country.
rzt,ieeline in the price of our manufactures, at
'the places I have named, is attributed to the

s having been much greater than the de-
warranted; and to the latitude given to many
vats, who were authorized to make a consi-
.c 4.ttement from the regular prices, in order
,SAin present cash.

Ti: let'crs from Rio Janeiro express confident
tla: the present flatness of trade in that quarter

Ay temporary, as the recent successes of
Lici,eadents were almost daily opening new
the circulation of British manufactures.

Tecopied from another Journal, a statement that
';iiers, on Colonel BEAUMONT'S estates, had, for
time past, received, on an average, no more
• per week. The Durham County Advertiser,
Correspondent of which this statement orii•ti-
sew states—t, We have been permitted to In-
BEAUMONT'S pay lists for the last three
we were surprised on learning from them
_st which has been paid in wages, some of
emus having actually earned, in a single year,
of £l4O per man I A great deal, however,
upon the nature of the workings, and the
4 situations in which the men are employed,
there is consequently much variation in their
There are, we understand, about 1200
. employed in Colonel BEAUMONT'S Weardale
V, and the annual pay list amounts to about
making an average of £5O per man per an-
trend ef ss. per week."
friday the .)larchioness of STAFFORD, Lady CHAR-
tre LEvEsON GOWER, Mrs. LITTLETON Miss
tSHOII9E, Mrs. WILMOT, E. J. LITTLETON, Esq.
'.Mr. Pam, and Mr. WILMOT, visited the Staf•
sonic Asylum, and expressed themselves most
etratified with that excellent Institution • with
tuierect order, arrangements, and accommodations
theptients.
of the Marquis of TAVISTOCK has been lately
chd.sposed. but is now recovered.
is,
Bishop of BRISTOL at this time, so seriously
limed, as to he confined to his bed.
roefoendation of an ancient building, supposed
'that of an Hospital, has been discovered in the
r behind Northumberland House, by the insn
eyed in preparing it for a shrubbery.
kuvrto House.—For about two months the in-
-as of a tbree-storey house in Lady-lone of
;.were alarmed with an unusual sound in the
,41.:11fle but it has now been ascertained that the
!aisles in the vaulted cellars of a brewery adjoin-
r.qing on the casks of fermenting liquors, in
forward the process of fermentation, have
tathe cause of all the alarm.
tnity se'anizht' a meeting took place in the v'e-
oe, between the Hon. B. BINGHAM,
~.,Ntorecik, and It. !Now xr, of Mount Hazel, Esq.
i';',l''Rowsr: fired without effect, and Mr. lilierumag
`raved his pistol in the air ; upon which, through
fi.reace of the eaconds, a reconciliation took place.
lathe unwillinge.ess'recently manifested by certain
Taber, of theoyal Cporation of Dublin to rink
`.l.lth of Mr. GRANT, the new Secretary ford
Ire-
.o things are remarkable—one, that Irishmen
I,,rftLe 10 drink; and the other, thas a Mem-
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