Star.
London, England, 1817-01-07 00:00:00

P .
,s

TIM 120V4L PAAmt,r.

The disappointment and uneasiness arising fr-!z
the non-arrival of the Bulletin of lkl,,vtlaly Report
the state of the Kixo, continued tta esterday af•••
noon about two o'clock, when A copy of it was ,
twined at the Secretary of State', Oter for the Roue
Department. The bulletin, it seems, was, by mistA4
sent to Brighton inJead of Lond n. It was al %..
wards posted up at St. JamesF. and was as follow!:
BULLETIN.

" Windsor Castle, Jarmary 4.
" ii!S Majesty continues to enjoy a good state of bodily he::
and has been generally tranquil during the last month. His A.i.
jest y's disurchr remains unaltered."—Slgned by the five Physicirl
The QUEEN, we are happy to say, was so nvim
better ou Sunday, that the Physicians in atter.d.s:.:
upon her MAJESTY allowed her some to:
and to resume her usual food. The QUEIN had 4
good night, and continued better yesterday.
MAJESTY was indeed considered recovered.

The Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince Learns
keep her ROYAL HIGHNESS'S Birth-day at Clarem- z

RELIEF OF THE POOR.

The Pitisce REGENT has granted out of the farts
at the disposal of his MAJLSTY, One Thntisa..i
Pounds, in aid of the Subscription for relief of
labouring classes within the city and suburbs
Edinburgh.
Ti'l Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM gave a dinner
on Christmas day, at her seat at Arington, to above
five hundred poor persons; and on New year's dey
gave a smaller donation at Biton, near Abeam&
His Grace the Duke of Batman has given l's
usual donation of 100 guineas to the poor of Webtnn
The Earl of TANKERTILLZ is now employing IT.
wards of 40 labourers near Lord HILL'S column.
JOHN NASH, Esq. of East Cowes Castle, has hii_
manely given directions to his steward to employ All
the labouring poor who may apply for work, and
put them at hedging, ditching, or any other 01:14
they may be able to do : he has also ordered a que.•
City of flannel and coals to be given to the infirm Id
the neighbourhood ; and directed that two quarters
of wheat should be made into bread weekly, and d!.-
tributed to the necessitous, also a quantity of soap to
be made and given to about thirty individuals twice
a week. Glows WARD, Esq. of North Woodhouse,
has, from the same motives of humanity, caused
15 cwt. of good beef, besides coals, to be distributed
among a number of poor people.
In the parish of Rickmansworth a large subserip-
' don has been raised, to be distributed in clothes, fu-I,
and bread, to the parishioners during the winter;
besides which, the Overseers have added a weekly
allowance to all labourers who have three childiea
and upwards—the widows' weekly stipend has like-
wise been increased, to remain so whilst bread re.
mains at its present price; and the Overseers 1.?7,
set all the unemployed to work, under the direcl,on
of the surveyors of the roads, which enables then; :c
make much improvement, without increasing tLe
road rates.

Mr. T. Ssirru, timber merchant, of Neu b:ny. Its
dis•ributcd among the poor inhabitants of that pla;e
sixteen sheep, and with every joint of meat a gailoa
of potitnet. Oue Inindrtd and seven:cell iil,:igert
t!,us partook of a gooJ dinner en Cf:r...tinai-
day, 13:nides a don itifm or iixproce to every tx.ranS
in the Poor-house.

Dr. ltooritso'::, cf Wamphray, has given to
poor of tvlotfat £lO, to those of 'WamphrAy £11;
gad to the poor of Hutton £.5 ; and has tfir•mti:k: 4
ctinsiderable sum to be given for the immediate Cfr-
plOylnt:l.t of work-people, in Waniphr.iy, and.in (1
titighboushood of Moat.

Mr. Youxciat. 01 eraiglands, is laying large sums
out in making toads in Kirkpatrick Just&
The Trustees of the Moffat and Graitney road re
laying out, fur immediate repairs, about woi.ch
gives employment to some hundreds of Lawn-err.—
The Trustees of the Dun:fries and Moffat road, aol
of the Dumfries and Lot.hinaben rued, are ex-
tending their expenditure for the same purpose.
The Marquis u: Tweenn•stm, at Yester, gives ern•
ployment w every one of the poor that applies from
the parishes of Gifford and Garvald, at one sbill;:i;
per day ; and if they can bet better employment, if
it is but for o-tc %LI, they are at liberty to tike it,
and return, whtnev. r they please.
Lady ANN HUI% JWlNSruse has tiirectrii rrt-.-11
incleising and rations wort, particularly in the pitri.'l.•
of Johnstone and Kirkpairck-Just*, as will give ft,••
ployment to must of the Lbourers there throng!: tl.e
winter and spring.
Lady DOUGLAS Immune has given a considerable
sum for paving the streets of Locket-by, and for
making repaiss on the roads and executing drain.ye,
Sm. in that neighbourhood.
Miss Musatia JOHNSTONF, of Corehead, has giro%
to the poor of the town of Moffat, the value of Alf,
or meal and coals, and a consider.ble number or
flannel gowns, for the aged and debilitated r
women. To the poor of Kirkpatrick-Justa she Lit:-
given £5.
The Hon. Mrs. hiss Mackin:ln, of Cromary.
diuributes soup and broth three days in the we,-k,
' the poor in het neighbourhood, and has also cats.
a great number of flannel jackets to be prep-alt.,
which she is in the court.e of distributing.

AIIMY.—The 32d It e.time it is stationed at
Porchestet Castle, and li,nt Cumberland.
His MAJESTY'S cre.im-coloured horses are dailr
exercised in the Parks, preparatory to his ito)4l
Highness the entNcs ItEtiiiNT going in state to open
the Parliament..

Yesterday Fame ESTERHAZY arrived in ...s•-•
from Diigliton. In the evvnirg his Highoe'.s
town again, on a visit to their Royal and 6:: •—•
Highnesses Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince Colo,:
at their seat, Claremont, Surrey.
Yesterday the first general rehearsal of the o;,ca
took 'lice, which lasted near four hours. It ;s a few
Opera, the music by CisiAftosA.
•Yestercbly being t e anniversary of the Eis;plisa:t
the Nam was observed at the Chapel Royal,
14aret's Pilace, with the usual offering of three bql
of Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh, to the name a
t .e

The E. r of BRIDGEWATEOS magnificent C.lstl:4
rilabbridge, has stvrral times lately escaped cime,
gration. Different apartments have at diffettnt it•
rinds been discovered oil &re, but fortunately in WI
to prevent the diabolical intentions of the itt:cadia-,
who is yet unknown. Strong suspicions, 'covets ,
are entettaiucd respecting the offender.

•