Star.
London, England, 1818-11-17 00:00:00

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d Throughout the day het biatnrrY, thoot:
labouring under any very violent symptom vet
„
nued languishing under a most distressing ell,
" This evening a messenger arrived to
that the Psit:sca REGENT intended dining at the
lace, and preparations for his reception•
conscluence; but soon after a second messes
rived from Carlton House, to say that his
Highness could not le•ive London, ar.cl to he
bearer of the lii:;litly report of the Physicians.
" The health of the Princess Avottet:, vt
sorry to say, is still very indiKerent, and the..
weather of the last two or three days, by m
her Royal Highness to the Palace, appears %3,i,
her indispositic,n."

The following Bulletin was issued this day:
" Kew Palace, Nonfatal
The QuEts's state last night was one of
and imminent danger. Iler Mmerry contillL
ill this morning. (Signed)
" FE. MILLMAN. "H. nALTOOO:
On the receipt of the Bulletin this mornin7,
Royal Highnesses the PRINEE RECENT, and!'

of YORK, immediately left town for Kew Palre.
3IAJESTv's state. is now con ~itiercd very aLiniing.

STAR OFFICF, 11 ALP PAST rs gum
The most confident report; arc in circulatioa,.'
ti.:e melancholy event of v:hich the Public Law
so long in painful anticipatiJn, kas at :ertti
place. But, at the pe:iod at we are
writing, no official ac.cr.w.it had arriad .a any of,
Public Offices.—We sha'.l stop the press, the tram
we receiv. authentic accounts.

The Petrecit ReoExr unexpectedly arrirei
at
late on Monday night, and reznaiaed at the P.
upwards of an hour.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the Pitmen REGENT.

Viscount Axsow will shortly lead to the Byrne.
Altar Miss LOUISA PHILLIPS, youngest
the late NATHAN= PHILLIPS, Es;. cf Slebecke
Pembrokeshire.

Lady PERTH is anived at her house is Park•
Grosvenor-square, from a tour.
Mr. and Mrs. CQUTTS are arrived a: Holly Lcd

Highgate-hill, from their prolongeie:ctirsion
Brighton.
Drury-Lane Theatre ,vas well attended last rig'
' the performances beir.g the Tragedy of Macbeth, •
the new Romance of L'anneride.
The Tragedy of Jane Shore was repeated last nil
at Covent-Garden Theatre, to an overflowing ana
raptured audience. Mr. EGERTON supported the p;
of Gloster, vice BOOTH.
The Olympic Theatre opened last night, with se%
excellent Dramatic Pieces, in which Mr. Ettisres,
Mrs. EDWIN, and other respectable comedians, nude
their appearance. An Address, spoken by Mrs. EDWIN
was much applauded. The House has been greatly
improved.
Friday week, Miss and Mr. Simms, RICHARD
Powen, of Kilfane, Esq. and one of his nephews,
Ronsitr G swab, of Clanmel, Esq. with Mr. Nom),
the .engineer, went down in a diTing-bell at Dun-
more, at the mouth of Waterford harbour. The party
amused themselves below exactly sixty minutes; and
Miss STEPHENS delighted her compagnons de rem,
with thrse of her best songs.
We have great pleasure in stating, that the what
of the Linen Weavers at Dodworth have last week it-
turned to their looms, ou the terms originally pro.
posed by their masters.
. Sunday afternoon was interred, in Whi!echapd
Church-yard, in the presence of a vast concourse of
people, the Lady of Sir Jeffrey Dunstan, formeny
.%layor of Getrratt ! who. died in the 101st year of her
age, so stated in the inscription on her coffin. There
were only two mourners, although the streets were
rendered impassable from the numerous body of spec-
tators. Her death was caused more through smit
than infirmity : she occupied a :•: retched apaltmert
in Duck-lane, Whitechapel ; and it being the reqat
of the deceased, o'er since her htlsbrids deans,
be buried in the same grave, it wai ec.nplied

THE LOST CIIII.DeAt a late hour last night no
positive information had reached the Magistrates re-
specting the stolen child. Mr. EIRNIE wasinhrtaly
expectation of receiving information of the appreiten-
sion of &unfit.

EARTIIQUAKE.—Extract of a letter from Inverness,
dated November 11 :—" Between the hours of twelve
and one this morning we experienced another smart
shock of an earthquake, which burst open our dwell-
ing-house door, and made the whole furniture rattle
together, and the window-sashes, for about tines se-
conds. It awoke the whole of our fan.ily, but we were
more surprised on opening the shop in the montini.
We found the door completely blockaded with bales
of s that were packed up for the country f'.:e
nigrt°lcalefore, and had been laid aside, and a number
of-pieces of flannels, that had been piled up at the oils
end of the shop, were tumbled also Juan. It ba
been generally felt through all the town, but we lave
not heard of any serious accident; sere:-al etoar
neighbours rose at the time and went to the mall
to avoid a repetition."
Pease were exhibited for sale in Salisbury
market on Tuesday and Tuesday week last. olr.
Ranger, of that city, has a vine the black clunerl
which bore fruit at the regular season; a seconder'?
which bloomed at Midsummer, and is now so ripe
as to be attacked by flies and other insects ;
'third crop has lately appeared, the grapes of %%Vali
are the size of boiling pease. Mil. Palmer, of the
parish of Potteme, near Ikvizes, has an apple tree,
which has blossomed and borne fruit twice this sc.
son ; the second crop has just been gathered.—:k•
Robert Cale, grocer, in the Brim; Devizes, has a
laburnum tree that has flowered twice this season—

And a carter in the employ cif Mr. Giddings. of Lau-
bon:nigh-house-farm. has at this time in the thatch d
}1.14 Caine a nest of fine young sparrows.

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we are le,
at any of de
s, the =tea
rrired 3t fire
at the hire
scud military
he Hyrnevi
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Slebecic-ha,
Park-sent,
Holly Ledge,
eseursieu to
led last right,
Macbeth, all
sted last night
awing anci n-
ested the put
ht, with scat
r Etustos,
edians,
EDWIN,
been greatly
RICHALD
his nephews,
Mr. I•;immu,
-hell at DUE-
ur. The party
minutes ; and
••ns de my,
hat the whck
last week rt.
riginally pro.
Whi!echapel
concourse of
ran, formeny
st year of tor
•offin. There
streets were
body of spec -
'rough am
rd apattmert
g the req...e,t