Star.
London, England, 1818-11-14 00:00:00

" Her MAJESTY
throughout the remainder
HALFORD retur
o'clock this afternoon, •
mediate danger. Sir Flu,
self of the circumstanr-
It is however arranged
at an early hour in the
" The Pomo-. Rua
thing earlier than nsual,
ness has omitted his
arrived from Carlton
and the evening Report
forwarded by him to'

The Princess Atc
from her indisposition
ter, the Duchess of '
lawn to•day. Their
upsFards of an hour,

" Numbers of the
the Palace daily : amon;
were the Duchess of
GAMMA, Lady CA.
MONTAGUE, VIM:MUM
ger Countess of CARD!
The following Bulled;

" Kew Palace, November 14.

cf The Quite 44 continues in much the same state.
Her MAJESTY nested ill in the eur!y part of the nigh.,
but has had some good sleep this morning.
(Signed) 0 ff. HALFORD."

Saturday evening, her Jlasasty felt consideratie
temporary relief by a small 'annum of the skin in
both ancles, from which there has been since a con-
s; 'enable effusion of water. It was not occasioned
by any puncture, but the effort of nature—and as
Lave stated; it had the effect of affording temporary
relief; but it too fiegiiently happens that such crack:
in the skin of a dropsical patient produce symp.toras
4( ;more speedy termination than-the disease itseE
Uer MAJESTY received the week before last a largo
picket of dispatches from the I)uchess of flottnuiw,
and but a few days ago she gave orders to her silver-
smith to manufacture a sumptuous set of plate for a
stieuncl, together with several articles of silk, as pre-
sents for her favourite Daughter.

Viscottnt Stnstourit had an audienced thePRINCIC
REGrNT, at Carlton House.

Lord MetviLLE has left town on a visit to Earl
SPENCER, at his seat Althorpe, !orthamptonslaire.

, Lord Sr. HELENS is arrived at Ms home in Gni-
ton-street, Bond-street, from a tour.

Lord and Lady G. H. CATENDISH, and fairly,
left town this day for Paris. Six beautiful grey hoses,
with three outriders, farmed the set-out of their tri-
selling carriage, followed by another carriage aud
four, with the domestics.

General APATCHIKOFF, Colonel of the ImpetiAl
Cossack Regiment of Guards, is arrived in town
from Paris.

JAMES WILMAN, Esq. M. P. anired in town yes-
terday, from Scotland.

The Duchess of MONTROSE has left town for Per-
shore, on a visit to her daughter, Lady Cttve, who,
with her infant son, we are happy to state, are as
well as can possibly be expected.
On the 11th instant the remains of Sir SAtEtt.
ROHILLY and his Lady were interred in the fait*
vault, at Knill, near Presteigne. The mourners were,
his Brother and Nephew, with:his Brothers-in-Law—
Mr. WHITTAKER and Mr. DAVIS. The bearers were,
Lord LANSDOWII, Mr. BROIiGHAIK, Sir HANFORD
JONES, Mr. FRANKLAND LEWIS, Mr.lllCll ARO PRICE,
Afr. WHISHAW, and Mr. ALLEN. The Rev. lons
Orwell, Vicar of Wigmore, performed the funeral ce-
remony in a most impressive manner.
.Madame de EVICINE said she preferred bad com-
pany to good, btcause the moment of their separation
was so 'delightful. The French apply this pleasant
compliment at present to the Allies.
The announcement of another National Novel,
from the pen of LADY MORGAN, begins to excite much
interest. It has been justly observed, that the style
of Romance of which the author of the " Wild /ri.A
Girl" was the original inventor, still remains in her
exclusive possession. For though Miss Edgeworth
has depicted, with great fidelity and incomparable
humour, the manners of the lower classes of the
Irish, and though the author of Waverly has left
perishable monuments of Scottish peculiarities, yet

ihe illustration, by example of the.consequences of
great errors in domestic policy, with a ►iew to inter-
nal amelioration, has not apparently entered into tic
plans of those authors. Tie Wild Irish Girl, and
aDonnel, contain pictures of religious disqualifica-
tioa perfectly distinct, and Florence ..Ifacartly, %te
ate informed, presents a still new aspect oldie same
subject, more particularly illustrative of our uva
times.—Literary Gazette.
Mr. ARNOLD is actively employed in preparing to
open the English Opera House, in the Christmas
holidays, with a new spicies of entertainments.
The new street leading flout Waterloo-place :s
now thrown open into Mary-la-bonne-street, and the
fOundations for some of the intended Louses ar,
marled out to the north of -Piccadilly.

future avoided ; his Ercelimey being detenrii,
samea o earnestthdroiesrtrardtiteciaret: thictposaollivngiisttiogtbhltheteeml.miernrenA_larrignilthadseir:srott..l.l:'.
go'
arewtigi'
gi.
fromuleoa hul issso mtbtoicol
the
madeet
s or C,.
so that the many hardships these poor peoplesotsfria
on landing may be avoided.
BOSTON, OcTorEßi
she
s.n.
•
A letter from Detroit, of 18th September,
so .i
" Lord Selkirk was arrested by the vs, ,
ff• at. &I
suit of the North West Company, on Sunday lot
an action of trespass. His Lordship intends toe%
Da
teOt the legality of the arrest, as being on the Lo
trs
y."
TfIE QUEE.V. .
" Ke'w, Friday Nit
" Her MAJESTY Continued without any nista
throughout the remainder of this day'; and Elton*
HENRY HALFORD returned from Wii.dmr, a; tint •
o'clock this afternoon, -she was considered out of irk
mediate danger. Sir FRANCI'i YIILLSIAS arailedb, •
self of the circumstance to visit his family at hire
It is however arranged that he returns to ths 1,1;:e
at an early hour in the morning.
" The PRINCF.REGENT went away last nigttscre.
thing earlier than usual, and to-nicht his Royal Rile..
ness has omitted his visit altoge::•er• A rr
oCSSenge
arrived from Carlton House bett-eea six and sever,
and the evening Report by Sir Ilstrosn uts
forwarded by him to the Patscr.
" The Princess AUGUSTA was i:afficientlyrecneered
from her indisposition to accompany her Royal SU- r
ter, the Duchess of (Inoucastsa, in a walk on the
lawn to•day. Their Royal Highnesses remainedoot
upwards of an hour, attencled by General Tatt.oit.
" Numbers of the Nobility pay their respects .1
the Palace daily : among those of the last d.ty nr too
were the Duchess of MON'Tnc sr. and Lady CAROLINE
GRAttAm, Lady CASIPEELL and Lady ELiZSIIETS
MONTAGUE, VISEO4IIIIFSS BULKELEY, etc. The Don-
ger Countess of CARDIGAN is a punctual daily visitor!
The following Bulletin was issued this day :
• " Kew Palace, November 14.
" The Q.usE44 continues in much the same state.
Her MAJESTY rested ill in the early part of the nigh.,
but has had some good sleep this morning.
(Signed) 0 HALFORD:
Saturday evening, her MAJESTY felt consideratie
temporary relief by a small roptute of the skin is
ancles, front which there has been since a con.
si 'stable effusion of water. It was nut occasioned
by any puncture, but the effort of nature—and as we
have stated; it had the effect of affording temporary
relief: but it too fi elite:loy happens that such cracks
in the skin of a dropsical' patient produce symptoms
Of more speedy termination than•the disease ItseE
, "JET MAJESTY received the week before Its: a largo
packet of dispatches from the Duchess of 1! 1111:1W,
and but a few days ago she gave orders to her stiver-
smith to manufacture a sumptuous set of plate for a
steunel, together with several articles of silk, as pre-
sents for her favourite Daughter.