Star.
London, England, 1818-09-11 00:00:00

QUAEN.

11,e Qi-t,rN has found much benefit from a couch,
s., •N.l made under the direction of the
;.,N r, and was sent down to Kew, on
:I:ght. It is so contrived, that it can be
,ter in an upright sitting posture, with com-
styport for every part of the body, or it can be
inclined, by machinery, to any degree of
..obency, without a perceptible motion to the pa-
' Iler MAJESTY slept in it, on Wednesday night,
I enjoyed a more refreshing sleep than had been
vsted. Yesterday, she continued rather to isn-
vio.te in strength and spirits throughout the day, and
e3ppetite was better than it has been.
The Notes REGENT continues to devote himself
en:iisively to the exercise of all that can be consoling,
de:ri,nte, and dutiful, towards Isis august parent.
Irtkrti, it is well known, that on every occasion the
k t erections of the heart have ever been carried by
thii illustrious and exalted person to the bosom of his'
ferlilr,—Abont half-past five, yesterday, the Prunes
REIENT arrived from Hampton Court. His Royal
ir,gligss instantly visited the chamber of her MA-
-3r,7v, ani had the gratification of witnesang the
sacces cibis invention. He afterwards dined with the
%%es AeuesrA and the Duchess of-GLotronavaa.
In the course of yesterday, the Duke and Duchess
(YORK again raid their dutiful respects to her MA..
Sir iiLSKY "'ALFORD left Kew, about six o'clock,
r Tisk the Princess SOPHIA, at Windsor Castle. Her
loyal llislutess is seriously indisposed with a low

=vows fever.
Sir Fibiscis MILLmAN remains in attendance on
Eft 31Ar vim%

The following Bulletin was issued this day.,—
" Kew Prlate, **ember 11.
a Her MA.resTY continues much in the same state
a yesterday, although she has had some good sleep
it the night. (Signed)
aII.IiALFORD. MILLMAN."

One of the Paris Journals says, 4‘ the English Cap-
tain %swam. is at present at Spa, in order to re-
alm from the wounds he received in London at the
poi ci the elections."

The Duke of SUSSEX has taken a house in Welling-
ter,plree, on Mount Ephraim, at Tunbridge Wells,
which his Royal Highness is expected early in the
wroth.

FlTuoatAs ACKLAND, Dart. has left town to join
iCSLAND, who, we are sorry to state, has been
oxiiei,posed for sometime at Rottingdean, Sussex.

Baal Wutrwonra and the Duchess of DOR-
KT axe arrived at their seat, I3uckhurst, Sussex, from
Wctlitg.

lVednesday se'nnight the Grand Duke 3ltcaant,
oil mite, arrived at Lillyman's Hotel, Liverpool.—
Os the following day, these distinguished personages
icompanied by the Mayor and several,otlxitr cattl-
emen, visited the Exchange, the News-reoms, the
Docks. &a stupendous mass of machinery the Pa-
tent Cabl.e I,lanufactory, St Philip's Church, &c..—
From thence the party proceeded to the School
for the Vicki, where the °Seers and several lim-
ners of the Committee were in waiting to receive
his Imperial Highness and suite, and conduct them
through that admirable institution. After inspecting
the numerous branches of manufacture in which the
blind are empleyed, his Imperial Highness was con-
ducted to the apartment where the musical pupils
vet practising; and the peculiar mode pursued for
'instructing them in music (the instructor himself
being likerise Mind), seemed particularly to attract
his Imperial Highness's admiration, which was much
Greased when upon entering the music-room the
Imperial Russian Anthem of " God save the Dar-
ns," was struck up and performed by tizalTitls.
Ifs Imperial Highness was graciously p to
Fent the snm of 1:25 to this excellent institution.
the Imperial Highness and suite left that town on
[nay, about one o'clock, for Northwich, and the
sit mines.

The KING of SWEDEN has abolished the Royal
heath Theatre, established by G us? Avon 111. in
171 The singers and dancers who were attached
to it have dispersed themselves, some at Paris and
dee: at St. Petersbtrgh.
FARREN, late of the Dublin Theatre, made his
ist appearance last night at Covent Garden, in the
cl,alacter of Sir Peter Teazle, in SHERIDAN'S excel-
lett Comedy of The &hoot fir Scandal. Mr. FAR-
Pt ; sustained the part throughout in the first style
ucellence, and was rewarded with the most dis-
tirpished marks of approbation by a crowded and
brilliant audience.
The y
carriage of Mr. BOSWELL was overturned es-
*al, by coming in contact with a waggon at the
eatrAce of Northampton, by which means the coach-
had his leg bro!ce, and received a severe fracture
in head : the party inside received no injury.
Qurt s BERRY'S hot se Fitz-Walton, (Bst. 21b.)
R matched against Mr. MICHAELSON'S Nannette (fist).
tsn raes, at the next York August Meeting, for 200
IRceas, h. ft.
The EMPEROR of RUSSIA has granted new privi-
IVS to the University of Kiew, in order to encou-
rit his subjects to frequent it. The Russian Go-
, ,YoTanent makes great exertions to disseminate know-
and science. It is calculated that above 10,000
Paf-s are instructed and maintained at the public
eliwnr, in the various Public Seminaries of &Luca-
Eft in SL Pace. burgh alone,
to I'h from Aleppo state, that they had there, on
o 19th Ju!y, the sews that Ibraham Pacha had
`en, Dcraje, the capital of the Wechabites, and
elcutd Abdallah Ben Sayd.
intrs, AT Copan: miss.„--We learn from Copen-
gin ,t there were two alit:ming fires in that city
:'7th of August. fia the first a sugar
red,,ced to ashes; the second broke out
r,:. which occasion, by the falling of a
were killed, and many wounded.
ww. ',resent at the lire to encou
to cent thtuuclves in extinguishing

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