Star.
London, England, 1818-09-08 00:00:00

THE QUZEM

r., pRINCE RECENT remained wit} her 'MAJESTY
princesses till after eleven o' clock on Sunday
g, and then returned to Hampton Court. No
. member of the Royal Family visited her MA-
Ni Sunday, the Physicians having advistd that
sh,„ii be kept as still and composed as possible.
he course of the evening Sir FRANCIS MILLMAN
.1 from London, and both he and Sir HENRY
JED have remained in close attendance ever
so much so, that during the night they only
e few hours rest alternately.
'at eleven o'clock yesterday his Royal High.
the Duke of YORK arrived at Kew from Oat-
,. His Royal Highness would not permit his ear-
n) be driven up to the hall-door, but alighted
road by the garden wall, and walked thence
e yard of the offices to the back door of the
The detachment of Guards on duty were
out in the front Court to receive his Royal
ss, but the moment he perceived it he waved
.1 to them to retire,, and they did so instantly,
presenting arms.
)peration which her MAJESTY underwent on
„night, appears to have given her consider-
,ii. Her MAJESTY, however, notwithstanding
„Tory cessation of pain, is in a state of ex-
acting, unable to bear the slighte.t.motion,
ion in her bed, or even to move from her
all. Neither has it been judged adviseable
-thlir to be wheeled into the adjoining room,
the Princesses have been in the habit of perso-
waiting upon the suffering parent, during her
rept, with the utmost anxiety • and now her
-Tv takes her repast in her bedchamber. Her
Iv, indeed, has lately received very little food,
uof the slightest kind—the wing of a roasted
ige, or some such trifle, constituting her dinner.
ighther MAJESTY was most alarmingly affected.
; day the following Bulletin was issued :
" Kew Palace, September 8.
fer MAJESTY had but little sleep in the fore.
'the night ; but continues much the same as
• (Signed)
"H. RAEFORD. F. MILLMAN."

Duke of GLOUCESTER set out from Thoulouse
ultimo, on his route towards the South.
small and unusual spot is now visible on the
Emb of the sun's disk.
an is now a fine object in the S.E. about eiglie
melting, and passes the meridian about mid-
On Thursday, at nine hours nine minutes 18
clock time, the second Satellite of Jupiter
from an eclipse.
fusday and Wednesday evenings a part of Tron-
Glasgow, and a number of shops in the town,.
lightal with gas.
Atli; Morrell, an industrious and good looking
Earan, in the ninety-third year of her age, and
reins at Reading, in Berkshire, has, this liar-
reared four acres and a half of wheat with ap-
stlras much ease as the generality of reapers in

mar bethought wonderful that the whole popu-
oi this country could stand on considerably
as a square mile. Allowing six men to a square
the mile would accommodate eighteen millions
timbal and eighty-five thousand six hundred men !
men, women, and children to the yard,
square
at would afford room for 27,873,400
:an beings!
Chief belonging to the Creek Indians, has arrived
the Semiranii, for the purpose of laying before the
ish Government the particular details of the suf-
of his nation, in consequence of the recent
-s committed by the American army in West-
. and we trust that his representations will
toe the proper attention of his Majesty's Ministers.
>Chief is stated to have been employed during
late American war as interpeter to the Indian
• under the command of Major NacHot.a, of the
;al Marines, and is said to be a very intelligent
He is accompanied by his son, a very interest,
!nth, about 4 years of age ; his wife died on the
nage, and was buried at the Havannah.
\ letter ir. a Philadelphia Paper mentions, that
Rides in a small village. near the Alleghany
tains, a personage reared in the splendour of a
A—a legitimate son of Prince GALITZIN Of
isia. He was taught the Homan Catholic Religion
his mother, and is now a Priest of that Church,
nercises his sacred office to a large community
huh Emigrants. He receives annual remittances
4Europe, and is erecting a large Chapel.
tlennfortunate AMBRISTER, who was put to death,
r with ARBUTHNOT; at the entry of General
3.:0x into St. Mark's, is the son, as we are in.
ad, of Colonel AMBRISTER, holding a commis-
is the militia at Nassau, in New Providence. He
id in Florida at the chase of the last war, and
he rank of Ensign in Captain WOODBINE'S corn-
fettling part of the regiment under the imme-
'at totataand of Major Nicnots. At the period of
netstion he had not attained 20 years:--Times.
THE LATEFIRE AT SHEERNESS.—No positive cause
)!l been assigned for the late destructive fire at
ittte. It is believed to have been accidental.
42 loss will chiefly fall on the sufferers, not more
In me third of the property being insured. In ad-
toa to their loss by the fire, they sustained great
age by the robberies committed during the con-
Itift by bands of navigators labouring at the
,t Docks, who, instead of aiding the inhabitants in
efforts to subdue the flames, either carried off
Isantonly destroyed, every tiring that came within
1!;-.• reach. In this way the celFars of the different
were plundered, the valuable furniture of
Bentimi destroyed, and great part of Mr. Beal's
ti stolen. Several of the wretches have been ap-
^ended, and committed for trial. It is scarcely
'?'ring that such extensive depredations should
taken place, when it is considered that there is
e: a Marristrate at Sheerness, and only two consta-
% and two- watchmen. Captain Walker, with his
liters and men, repaired to the spot with the utmost
celerity. The Military, and the Officers
the Dortyara were equally prompt, but the great
PitY of those who were active in the work of
'l4der, escaped unnoticed previous to their arrival;
ejl. from the expense of obtaining
_warrants and the
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.of civil power, they are likely to glade the
'lLeat vile merit.

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