Star.
London, England, 1818-10-17 00:00:00

THE QLEEIIY:

Kew Palace, Eight o'Clock, Fiiday NigLt.
4, Vp to seven o'clock to-night, no alteration has
taken place.
a The new walks, and other improvements on the
Niro and shrubberies, proceed rapidly, under the
tasteful decisions of the PRINCESSZS. Their Royal
}iighnesses passed several hours on the lawn to-day,
attended, as usual, by General TAYLOR.
The PRINCE Recielvr alighted at the Palace a
ti/le before six o'clock, when the Physicians (Sir
HALFORD having previously arrived from
irinclior) immediately attended his Royal Highness
yith the evening report of her MAJESTY'S health.—
!lig Royal Highness afterwards remained to dinner
the Vint/emus, and returned to Carlton House
between eight and nine o'clock.

a The Countesses of CARDIGAN and HARCOURt
wre among the inquirers at the Palace to-day."
The following Bulletin was issued ti.is day :
gem P.kcer October 17.

~The Qurr.,l continued in a state of ease through-
yestcre -, but her MAJEsTY has passed a less
cr:,..-.able night. The symptoms of h►er MAJESTY's
4i.nla remain the same as for some time past.

(Signed)

" HENRY IiALFORD:

Lord Viscount Sinsiotrrn and the Eat! of Livta-
tvoLl...datuFerices of the l'aticce Recur, yester-
JY ok,:rning, at Carlton House. His Royal High-
also received a visit from the Duke of Yoax, in
the cuct of the morning.
sir GroRGE and Lady WARRENDSR are arrived at
tteirresiience at the Admiralty, from the Continent.
The Grath! Duke CONSTANTINE is expected to visit
Paris chortly, for his amusement.
The Marquis of BUENINGUANI is arrived at his seat,
s:, ve, 13ucks, from a tour.

I I and Countess of STANNOPZ arrived in
from their seat in Kent.

NCGLNT is returned to bis scat, LilleTs, from
P., brutkis, the Marquis of Bucmassitais seat,
Avisgt, ~ Hants.
Vis,crant and Viscountess DUDlatlf and WARD ar-
nvi, yesterday, at their house, in Park-lane, from

Mr 'ling.

Si: Ras zaT WILLIAMS, Bart. M. P. arrived yes-
tri.y at Wareo's Hotel, New-street, from his seat
Wales.

Departures, yesterday, from Thomas's Hotel, Berl:e-
k,,iaare—Lor..i THCAAs CECIL, to Oxford; and Sir
WILES SULLIVAN, Ban. on a tour.
I BIit.URAVE 13 at-lived at his father's, Earl
c:KE:,olib sear. Eaton 11411, Cheshire, from stymy.
es, yesterday, from Jordan's Hotel, St.
:.::',-street--Mr. and Mrs. :WORLAND and family,
scat in Kent ; and Mr. Nlanaturr to ditto.
1!-.e tar. of \limes( is arrived at his seat in Sus-
., ',ha Marquis of ANoLESZ.Vii seat, Beau De.

i'l

re.
lu the Vitt of at-rivals at Cheltenham, are the fol-
Vvg Jistinguithed personages :
COUPICS3 of Aylesbur7, Lady Vilkinray, Sir Ovine T.
7JI, 11C.D. Mr. Horn, M.P. Paul 'Methuen, Elq. Unite.
r..(;,De-i. Hughes, Sir Henry Pynn, Sir 0, and lady Cur-
Darymple, and the Hon. Miss ()rgley.

to:-(iti,

Led GRANTHAM gave an elegant dinner and ball,
eabooday last,•at his seat in Yorkshire, to a large
luny ci the Nobility, Gentry, and the Officers of the
Nothem Regiment of West Riding Yeomanry.
%TREWS has taken Fishamblastreet Theatre, in
11:11):i a, and i, Al lieme frequently, and happy.
COVRST-GARDEN THEATHL—The united fascina-
ti(cs of the lamb and the Comic OE4ra of the Baw-
ls fir .Vtrille, attracted, last night, i brilliant and
ignentis audience. The House was filled at an
tidy hour, in every part.
Yesterday a fine gill, about seven years of age, of
'.ti dim of Taylor, was unfortunately killed in Ips-
wich, by the wheels of a loaded cart passing over her
tot It seems she was playing with two other chil-
• nearly opposite the Tankard Inn, and in her
'ea to avoid the cart, fell under the wheels.
A fatal accident occurred at Bennenden, on Thurs.
:2! last, to a child about five years of age :—A lad,
zto was on the bough of an oak, beating off acorns
IZa a pole, called to those below to get ont of the
laY, when anfortorately in letting the pole down,
rad of it carne direct on the head of one off the
lain, and killed it on the spat
handay evening, a conflict of a most desperate
ta:::tnok place at Ttrahridge, between some smug-
Iws and some Excise Officers. The Officers were
:,.f.corious party fo: some time, when one of the
wzahrs aimed a desrerate blow at one of the Offi-
tt-t• ;kith obliged him to drop his spear. The
''.4t seized it, which decided the battle, and
CECerS were obliged to Rafe off with the greatest
tett, to save their jives.
followine conference is said to have taken
Veen tie Emperor of RUSSIA and General
41s1N, at Aix-la-Chapelle :,
I,ll;47lsos.—wen, General, the evacuation a France Is
~
''''',oll,lysur country restored to her independence. I love
"a"'sacle myself that after having shewn such fortitude in her
!"1, the will not conduct herself worse under more fortu-
-z:z..stinces. •
` :Cues.—Tour Dfaj%ity's hopes will not, lam sore,
.:11rainted.

.-:,Licenteft.—l wish to se.: France for two years to come,
,r to ascertain how she demeans harself in the new order
...4"s about to be established. Som . persons preter.d that
lit:ix-4y of the French desire to return to the regime which
tc..ll`..efose the revolution. NVliat do you think?
314 bersons who have been soured by mis.
and son others NVIIO may be seduced by ambitious
74:317 L7C ;red to extol that system, but the majority are
ken bring of that opii.ionquite the contrary.
believe it. As to myself, I ant a friend to
'LI. I feel that nations must be delivered from arbi-
!" ',.'wet• I It.ve already done it in my kingdom of Poland ;
the benefit to my other States. In France, what
6. Irrevocable, end if it were necessary, new guarantees
wield qainst the retort of the past. It is particularly
..!s,-y to prevent aJ attempts against natipnal property.—
have full confidence in the wisdom and judgment
sog of Fri.r.ce. I art eittally persuaded, that if the
brother, shall carte day ascend the throne, he would
" toe. sent. match msint...in the constitutional Instils'-
' T..:f alto th: of the Duke of Wallington. I re.
Jut I s. A Fr:•.cv to ht great and strong—..tios is ri.ces.
v..t.i,ndersscod i..,eresu of al Povr az.. I give you
bor..ur, G, rn, !hot I haw no othter sentiments,
m(41,1 ! run an hown Dun.

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