Star.
London, England, 1818-10-13 00:00:00

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CANANDAIGUA, AUGUST 13.—EMIGRANTS.—D
ring the present season nearly 5000 people have
rived at Quebec from Europe. elect of them are
the labouring class ; and from Quebec direct tl.
course into Upper Canada and to the United Sr
without the means Ltd the knowledge necessary
enable them to do any thing with tdvantage to th
selves or to the place in which they happen to
Several hundred of them have landed at Gen :
river in a condition which cannot but excite corn
seration of all who behold them. We saw aH.
ford's landing the other day four Irish fami:ies, in
more than 20 persons, huddled together in a stat
They had expended all their money, and could f.•
no employment. They appeared healthy and cl
ful, but were ignorant of the ways and means
by our citizens in the wilderness. It would cony
as well with sound policy as with benevolence,
give such people that advice which they so
need. If a proper direction be given to tl,cir

try, they may become wholesome inhab.t.ino.
this end would it not be well for Gentl.a
Rochester and at other places where I!

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information relative to tlic country, the places
they wiyild be most likely to succeed, and
rorage them generally in whatever may promote

%in GOCRLEY, the Canadian Reformer, has been
oired in the action brought against him by the
vs-nev•General of Upper Canada, for publishing
to di:T:buting the Resolutions of the Convention
iNegates which met some time ago for the con-
-1,1:Itioa of the grievances of that province. The
lt „:•tfats of the proceedings have not yet reached
r Ln: ve learn that this has been the result of them
2 private Letter which will be found inserted
or tint page. The Duke of RICHMOND, the new
c;rrnot-iieneral of rho Britiih North American
tovir.cr, was, according to our last accounts, on
bre of proceeding on a tour to Upper Canada ;
Ake sincerely hope, from the liberal and enlight-
ctiments which are known to actuate his
that his visit may have the effect of procuring
inl.abitants, that speedy and equitable redress
du;joit complaints, the strenuous advocation of
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ejj. Appals to have been the whole amount of the
~ter imputed to Mr. GOURLEY.

THE QUEEN.

" Kew Palace, eight o'clock, Malay Disk.
Saturday noon, we regret to say, her
has experienced several slight returns of the
.ice: symptoms of her disorder ; and although they,

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%era degree, ceased on Sunday evening. and it
ry apected she would have passed another comfort•
tietii,ht. yet the reverse was the fact : her MaitsT7
may s!ept at all, and suffered mush pain. The
r were both up nearly the whole of the night,
eight o'clock this morning the bulletin.vras.
directly to the QuacN's Palace, and to the
Ver. Windsor, and at the same time, letters lions

i.:Elyicians to the Pair:ea Realist*.
..in orderly man of the 19th Lancers was also
.7i:11 a letter from the Princess AUGUSTA to his
L. ii:zhness the Duke of YORK. at Oatlands, and
21.1';r, were forwarded every two hours through-
:4l,'..ty. to Carlton house, with the reports of the
rCher MAJESTY'S health.

.I,ina dap advanced, however, her Miasarr
=more at ease, and towards two o'clock, the
:Fru had so far subsided, that Sir IIINKT HAL-
nn: he for a few hours, to visit thePrin.
skillt. He returned between six and WWI

•bout two o'clock in the afternoon, the Duke of
hzerived from Oatlands, and almost at the same
ruche Duke of SussLx, from Kensington Palace.
Tier Royal liighnesses remained about an pout
s PAINCESSiS, and then muffled to tow.
limo the Royal Dukes saw her MAJESTY.

qieVEINCE rttGENT did net reach the Palace,
o'clock, to-night, and, immediately on the ar-
!Val of Rojal Highness, the Physicians waited
whim with their evening report.
7.4 faiNci paid a very hasty visit to her Me-
NTT, ald after conversing a few minutes with the
PIINC::ES, his Royal Highness returned to Carlton

'At seven o'clock to-night her MAJESTY was far
ice Wing so well as she was previous to Satan-
Int:

The allowing Bulletin was issued this day :

" Kew Palace, October 13.
* The QUEEN has passed a better night than could
irre beta expected from the uneasiness under which
31titrn laboured yesterday. (Signed)
aF. MILLMAN. "U. UALFORD."

ANSON arrived yesterday at his house in St.
am‘'s-scuare, from his seat in Staffordshire.
T.re Archduke 31Aximmutw was offered the use
'ft .:louse ii Stratford.place, which was occupied
7!...reishres ; but his Imperial Highness travels
ti..e tide of NO7ELLARA, and will reside at the
irdcn RateL
Sv.4n the LORD LIEUTENANT of IRELAND, the
firh.g distinguished characters visited Ballinasloe
I4lrdafter.vards dined with the Farmers' Club—
tat Cie UOCX, thZ. Duke of Leisisraa the Mar .
~iimeo Lord DONOUGHMORE, Lord'CARAILOK,
*lt tuhcp cf KILAORE.
krquis and Marchioness of %%MUMMER
e4tc..vn, on a tour.
1,4 Earl and Countess of HARROWS? and family
tovn yesterday, for their seat, Sandon Hall,
rte Marquis of Tavlrroca arrived yesterday at
titcue is Arlington.stnet, from his seat, Oakley
16; Bedfordshire.
icr' and Lad THOLLAND hive left Holland House
seat in i3edtordshire.
e Earl of left Town yesterday, for his
kothamburv, Herts.
CLIVE is arrived at Powis Castle, Montgo-
:.ire, from a tour.
'r. Assert is arrived in Paris, from Brussels.
I.INIeLSOURNE entertained the Duchess of Di-
.o2: RE, St.r GEORGIC RoattssoN Hon. MTS. DA-
`" utd a select party, yesterday, at his house,

r'e liar Vic of Gleelnn, and the junior part of
Y., p. _. .
, .. IND familv, are expected in town, to-m0r-
"...:-..1 nrigliton:
„..' 9"wat;er Duchess of Rtrrtmen is expected in
1::•::.;t kw days, from Leamington, Warwicksbirc.
t .2 ik •FZ7.7At•INT—A beautiful Edition of this
r (1-is just been printed in One Volume Octavo, for
,'*,,,i' Cht•ches and Colleiie Chapel:: as well as the
. '"r• b 7 Mr. VA tre. Me text is taken from the 1;,!.1, P:!:i,:r. of I3os, and isthe only Edition printed
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r•-•::, ..•! in wee v6l. Moe. Inlet £l. Bs. The Aro-
quita is GILu iazluded.