Star.
London, England, 1827-02-19 00:00:00

WI NDSTMIEci. 17.

This day their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE paid a visit to her Royal Highness
the Princess AUGUSTA; and after partaking of refresh-
ment, at four o'clock returned to Bushy Park.

The Rev. Mr. I,OII3DALZ, Chaplain to the Archbishop of Cmt-
TZRIBURT, has been. appointed to the Fellowship of Eton College,
vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Foam Pinery.

The sum raised in the parish of Windsor, for the relief of the
distressed manufacturers, amounts to 2341.135. Id. Maus amount
her Royal Highness the Princess Unmet* contributed 101. the
Corporation of Windsor, 201. and the non-commissioned Officers

and privates of the Royal Horse Guards, Blue, nr.l. Si. 90.
THE EARL OP LIVERPOOL.

[TROH THZ COURT CIRCULAR.]
It is with extreme regret we have to announce to the
public a most alarming and sudden attack, which the
Earl of Livaltroot. has experienced ; and which is the
more unexpected, as the Noble Earl was considered
to have been in the enjoyment of most excellent health
ever since his return from Bath. The attack took place
on Saturday morning, in the following manner: The
Noble Earl, after breakfasting soon after ten o'clock.
alone, in his Library, at Fife-house, Whitehall, had had
the post letters brought to him, and remained so long
without ringing the bell for his servants to take away
the breakfast things, as to excite the suspicion of his
domestics that his Lordship had been taken ill. His
Lordship's butler, in consequence, west to the library ;
and, on entering the apartment, beheld his Lordship
stretched on tliz floor motionless and speechless; and
from the posture of his Lordship, he had evidently
fallen down while in the act of opening a letter. The
butler instantly alarmed the Countess. and the whole of
the household, whose consternation may easily be ima-
gined. Dr. Drover, his Lordship's physician. who had
attended his Lordship during his late indisposition,
happened at this critical moment to call, on a friendly
visit, to inquire after the health of his Lordship, and
immediately ran to his Lord hip's assistance, and sent
off messengers, without loss of time, to Sir Henry
Halford and Sir Astley Cooper. Sir Henry Halford
soon after arrived, as did also the nephew of Sir Astley
Cooper, Sir Astley himself being at his country seat at
Gadesbridge, Herts, whither an express was forwarded,
and Sir Astley instantly came to town, and attended
his Lordship in the evening. The Medical Gentleman
bled the Noble Earl, and also applied leeches to his
head. The fit with which his Lordship was seized was
bath of an apoplectic and paralytical nature, and has
affected the whole of his Lordship's right side.
Mr. White, the King's Messenger, was dispatched on
Saturday morning to the King, at his Palace at Brig!).
ton, to acquaint him with the alarming intelligence.
The attack was kept a secret till the afiernoon,when
it became partially known, and the Earl's Colleagues
were among the first to arrive to inquire after his Lord-
ship. Some, en being informed of the melancholy
event, burst into tears. The Chancellor of the Eiche-
quer arrived about half an hour after it took place,
agreeably to an appointment with the Noble Earl, and
was proceeding to the Library when he was informed
of the afflicting event.
The inquiries continued up to midnight. Yesterday
morning the Medical Gentlemen held a consultation,
when they thought it right to issue the fAlowing Bul-
letin :

'‘ Fife Houae' Half-past Eleven o'clock,
Sunday Morning.
" Lord LIVIMPOOL has passed a quiet night, and is not considered
worse by the Physicians this morning.-
Dr. Dreyer was in close attendance upon the Noble
Earl during the whole of Saturday, sat up all Saturday
night, and remained with his Lordship during yester-
day, with the exception of an hour. His Lordship con•
tinned in the same state till about four o'clock yesterday
afternoon, when he spoke for the first time, answering
a few questions. His Lordship also partook of some
light refreshment.
During the whole of yesterday, Fife House was
thronged with anxious irquirers. Among them were,
the Cabinet Ministers, Prince Polignac, and most of the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Attorney and
Solicitor General, besides. a great number of Nobility
and Gentry.
Mt. Secretary Peel left town on Saturday afternoon,
for Brighton, to communicate, in person, the distressing
event to the King.
Tt e Medical Gentlemen had a consultation, on SA.
turday night, at ten o'clock, which lasted half an hour,
the result of which was sent off by a Messenger to the
King at B ighton.
Last night, at ten o'clock, Sir Astley Cooper's Ne-.
phew, Sir Henry Milford and Dr. Drever assembled at
Fife House to hold a consultation, which lasted an hour,
when they repotted N •bie Earl to be a little better.
A Messenger was sent off immediately with the parti-
culars to the King at Brighton.

Lady BuHGIICRSH, DOW atPwrince.lias recefitly
re-
covered II on) a •el y severe illness. wiring to the close
attention and advice of. Dr. BALMIUSIAD.