Star.
London, England, 1818-05-29 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

Her MAJESTY, we are happy to state, is now in
such a state of convalescence, that it is no longer
considered neceaary to continue the daily Bulletins
of her health.

Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE visted the
QUEEN. His Royal Highness had also a long inter-
view with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House.
Wednesday evening his Royal Highness honoured
the Concert of Ancient Music, in Hanover-square,
with his presence.
Wednesday evening the Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCESTER honoured Covent Garden Theatre with
their presence.
The Archbishop of YORK came to town yesterday
from Windsor, from attending the KING, as one of
the QUEEN'S Council.

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY entertained a se-
lect party of distinction yesterday at Lambeth Palace.
Lady LIDDLL'S concert, yesterday evening, in Port-
land-place, was attended by a very elegant assemblage
of distinguished fashionable;.
Mr. PROTIJEROE, the present Member for Bristol,
having given offence to his constituents by some of
his votes in Parliament, Colonel Huou BAILL11; has
been invited to succeed him, and Mr. P. has given
notice of his intention to resign.
Sir littiny Hoenousr, who has been a Member of
the House of Commons upwards of 20 years, retires
through ill-health.
Dr. EDWARD JENNZR, to whom the world is in
debted for the discover 7 of Vaccination, is not the
Gentleman alltided to in a late Law Report, but a
very different person, whose name is IhsnY.

The following is a copy of a letter from the Em-
peror of RUSSIA to Field Marshal the Duke of WEL-
LmoroN, dated Warsaw, March 20, 1818:
"My Lord Marshal—l have been informed that an attempt
has threatened your life. llravvi did not allow it to succeed,
and lam exceedingly rejoiced thereat. Your military glory,
joined to your elevated views .nd character, have associated you
so closely with the maintenance of the general welfare, that it
cannot but suffer front any circumstance that would tend to alie-
nate you from it. This is a testimony which I feel pleasure in
bearing towards you, and which is independent of those claimsl
which you have to my personal regard. A coincidence which
the generosity of your sentiments will not fail to appreciate, is,
that by the authority with which you have been invested by the
confidence of the Allies, you have-exercised, and you will con-
tinue to exercise, a salutary Influence in the country, and in the
very spot, where malice has directed its impotent efforts against
you.—Receive, my Lord, the renewed assurance of my high
esteem. (Signed) " ALI:SAND/R."

CAMBACERES, it is reported, has obtained leave to
return to France; and Marshal MAcooNALD has been
authorized by the KING, to restore to him his insignia
of the Legion of Honour.
The Bill to afford relief to the bona fide holders of

negotiable securities, without notice that they were
given for a usurious consideration, er.acts, That
no Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note, that shall
be drawn or made, shall, though it may have iren
given for a usurious consideration, or upon a usurious
contract, be void in the hands of an indorsee for
valuable consideration, unless such indorsee had, at
the time of discounting or paying such consideration
for the same, notice that such bill of exchange or pro-
missory note had been originally given kr a usurious
consideration, or upon a usurious contract.
The Bill for amending the Regency Act with re-
spect to the custody of his MAJESTY'S person. has
been printed. After providing for the increase of
her Majesty's Council, in the way already known, it
proceeds to enact, that in case Parliament shall be
separated, at the period of the QUEEN'S demise, a
proclamation is to be forthwith issued calling it to-
gether within sixty days. If there should be no
Parliament, at the occurrence of such event, and in
case it should happen before the day of meeting ap-
pointed by writ of summons, a proclamation shall
be issued for the meeting either on the day appoint-
ed, or within sixty days. If the event shall happen
on or after the day appointed by such writ, then a
proclamation is to be issued in like manner for the
Parliament to meet within sixty days. The last
clause enacts, that nothing in the present Bill is to
affect the provisions of any other Act providing for
the meeting of Parliament.
The Judges met yesterday morning in the King's
Bench Treasury Chamber, and chose their respective
Summer Circuits as follows:
Hone—Lord Uenborough and Mr. Justice Abbott,
Nearctic—Lord Chief Justice Gibbs and Mr. Baron Graham.
Muit.axo—Lord Chief Baron and Mr. Justice 'Dallas. •
N N—Mr. Baron Wood and Mr. Justice Bayley.
Witsrma—Mr. Justice Parke and Mr. Justice Borrougli.
Crateite—Mr. Justice Ilelroyd and Mr. Baron Glizron.•