Star.
London, England, 1818-09-30 00:00:00

LEIPZIC, SEPTEMBER 21.

Yesterday being the long wished for Anniversary
of his Majesty's reign, was celebrated here with the
greatest enthusiasm by all classes of the inhabitants,
and with all the feelings of veneration and love
which his Majesty's faithful subjects feel for their be-
loved Monarch.
This moment our beloved King is entering the
city amidst testimonies of joy and enthusiastic at-
tachment, of which those who do not witness them
can form no conception.
Hamburgh Exchange on London, 25th Septem-
ber-33-3. 33-9.

THE QUEEN.

" Kew. eight ticiock, Tuesday night.

ge On Monday night, her MAJESTY slept but very
indifferently ; her cough was troublesome, with con-
siderable fever, and it was nearly two o'clock before
she obtained any rest. The Physicians were in atten-
dance alternately nearly the whole of the night.
At eight o'clock this morning, letters, announc-
ing the state of her MAsr.sry's health, were sent off
to the PRINCE REGENT, the Duke of Yonic, and the
Earl of LIVERPOOL, at Fife House, and :the to the
Princess Sorxr,t, at Windsor Castle.

“ Throughout the day her MAJESTY has remained
much in the same state. Compared with the pre-
ceding week, however, her health may be pronounc-
ed somewhat improved, as she was able to bear the
motion of her chair without suffering much inconve-
nience, whilst it was gently wheeled into the boudoir
adjoining her chamber. ID this apartment she re-
mained several hours, without manifesting any great
degree of weariness ; and at four o'clock, she took a
part of a pat:tridge for her dinner.

" Some very considerable alterations and improve-
merits are making in the lawn and plantations oppo-
site to the Palace, under the direction of the Pets-
cassus, and to-day their' Royal Highnesses walked
out to inspect the progress of the work. They were
attended by General TAYLOR and Colonel Dissnow ;
and their Royal Highnesses, being desirous of taking
the opinion of the Dowager Countess of IlAncoußT,
on the direction of some gravel walks, which arc
about to be laid down, her Ladyship also accompa-
nied them ; but, not being able to walk, she rode by
the side of their Royal Highnesses in an open landau
, of the Princess AUGUSTA'S.

" Lady ISAEES.LA THYNNE visited the PRINCESSES
in the afternoon, and remained some time with their
Royal Highnesses ; as did also Viscountess BULKELY
and the Countess of CARDIGAN.
" A few minutes before six o'clock, the PRINCE
REGENT arrived from Carlton House. His Royal
Highness did not appear in his usual health and
spirits; and he did not remain more than half an
hour at the Palace, when he returned direct to Carl-
ton House.

" Sir 1-fraty IT --ALFORD left the Palace for Wind.

sot, at eleven o'clock iu the forenoon, to visit the
Princess SOPHIA ; and returned in the evening, in
time to make his report to the PRINCE REGENT,
whilst his Royal Highness was with her Majesty.
" Both the Physicians remain hi attendance to-
' night, and Mr. BRANDE also."
The following is the Bulletin of this day :
" Kew Palace, September SO.
" The Qum; has slept well in the night ; and her
MAJISTY is a little better this morning.
(Signed) "H. HALFORD. P. MILLMAN."

The typhus fever is making rapid progress in the
town of Paisley and suburbs, there being at present not
less than 104 patients of that disorder under the
charge of the Medical Gentlemen of the Dispensary
and House of Recovery ; besides whom, there are
many others who do not make application for the be-
nefit of that Institution.—We are sorry to learn that
it has also extended its ravages to Berwick, where one
' of the Medical Faculty, Dr. STEVENWN, has fallen, a
victim to it.

Sir MicitAka. SiY m mai has left his scat in Devon-
shire, and is now• at his house in Prince's-street, Ha-
nover-square.
The Marchione,,s of IlirvTLY has distributed,
through the hands of a Gentleman in Aberdeen. 1250
among the most uselid public chaiitie; in that place.
A Gentleman in London has also directed the sum
of £lBO to be distributed among the public charities
of Aberdeen.

Lord SUMMER `I gave an elegant entertainment last
week, at his seat of Eastnor Ca•ale, to the Mayor
and Corporation of Hereford, of which city his Lord-
ship is Chief Steward.
The LORD LIEUTENANT of IRELAND Will visit the
great cattle fair at Balinasloe, during the continuance
of which his Excellency will reside at Meyd tun Ca•ale,
the fine seat of Lord and Lady CASTLEMA
The Earl of ItosFnERRY is arrived at his scat, Dal-
meny Park, near Edinburgh, from a tour.
The Duke and Duchess of LEEDS and family left •
town, yesterday morning, in two new elegant travel-
ling carriages, for the Continent.
The Earl of JERSEY has left Middleton Park for
Newmarket.

The Marquis of EXETER has left town for Newmarket.
Sir Jetintsov and Lady Gonnot: left town yester•
day, for their seat in Lincolnshire.
Miss G ROSVENOR is arrived in town, from a tour.
The Marquis and Marchioness of BUTS left town
yesterday for their seat, Liston Park, Herts.
Mrs. and Miss MiCt.eon and Miss SEAFORTU, left
town yesterday, for the Continent.
Sir,TuomAs LAWRENCE left his residence in Rus-
sell Square, yesterday morning, for Aix-la-Chapelle.
and took with him a large quantity of materials, for
executing the orders with which he has been honour-
ed by the PRINCE REGENT, for taking the portraits
of several of the distinguished Personages expected
to be present at the approaching Congress.
Departures from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-
street :—My. CR I PPS and his bride, to their scat near
Cirencester, Gloucestershire; and JAmes STEWART,
Esq. to Brighton. -
AN INSOLE EN f DANDY !—A thine of this descrip-
tion is now suing for the benefit of the Insolvent Act.
His schedule, which has been shewn to us as a sort
of curiosity, exhibits a list of debts to tailors, breeches-
makers, stay-makers, milliners, Isoot•makers, horse
jockeys, tavern-keepers, &c. to the tune of upwards
of £7,000; while the whole " tangible property" of
the being, including stays, dickeys, and an, is valued
at only ,ell and some odd pence, but with the bene-
fit (for Dandy was of pious parents).of s pew in a
chapel, in right of Mama, but which, "'port honnar,
having never been iu, can't say what it's worth."—
This is what way be called doing thcfints

LANC 4SIIIRE.

At Manchester, and indeed generally throtyktat
the district, all is apparently quiet; owing hewn,
we feai-, more to the activity of the Police, and th
presence of the Military, than to the satisfied c
t:on and temper of the workmen, At Preston,
town was in a state of considerable alarm durirgrh
greater part of last week. On tire Siondae, ak4
300 of the weavets paraded the streets is a hod,.
and on Tuesday, their number had increased V3ap:
wards of PYX). On the Wednesday, about 5001.,;*
paraded the streets; but wizliou: offeribg inzah way
one. They were harangued by one of their e,h
number, the object of whose address was, that th,i,
should return to their work and riuish the web, tits
in their looms, and afterwards refuse to take an. ram
work till a proper understanding should be cor:C, :3
between them and their employers. A tm7
15th Light Dragoons arrived there from Nl.i..:hs,ter
on Saturday afternoon, to preserve the peace
the expected meeting on the subject of Parliameanry
Reform, which had been announced for Mondii,Lia
of which we have not yet learnt the result.

'MANCHESTER, SEPTMiIiIIP, a
The collection at the Collegiate Church, ver.da.,
in aid of the funds of the National School.i,:urcaced
to 115/. The Bishop of Chester, while confirrr:mgtha
boys, was particularly struck wit'.l the tatuvedga.
ments and half-famished appear..ncc of cr.e of azi,
1 the son of a poor weaver, and charitably slirled 2 NMI
of money into the poor lad's hard. T. Ejft was
doubly enhanced, coming from s,, noh'.e d &-:•C't
If-any thing were wanting to F.-ore that the
state of tranquillity we enjoy is not considered
permanent, it would be found in the gren body of
exsp:
troops stationed in this town and ti-c rei;'iliourbood,
for many miles round, an] the clatioual actesioa
of fresh numbers. The woo-begone cenntenaotes
and haggard looks of the poor weavers who are till
out of employ, and of the spinners who have bees
refused admission into the different factories, •
universal comnii: oration. They are, however,

dil vented from appearing in any considerable body,
the presence of the military, and the activity of
police ; but it may easily be imagined what axe •

1 feelings : their ~ curses are not bed but deep:* T
all outward appearance we are tranquil; but midi
has yet been done by the masters to meet the 'spec
Cations of the workmen, although they have had
veral meetings. It is much to be regretted that
measures cannot be adopted by the higher pores
compel each party to act equitably towards sac
other, as is the case with the silk-weavers in S '
fields. The peace of the king.lom ought not to
placed at the caprice of any body of men, how
respectable their rank or statiorts.—C,nciiiation, noi
coercion, is required.
Such is the scarcity of silver change for the cot.

mon purposes of business, that many rt 1144
keepers of this town have been in the habit of
sixpence in the pound to procure it.

FROM THE MANCHEITrR HERALD, SFPTENIISER 9

We have the satisfaction to state, that we believe nut
town is ar present free from those disputes which, for .0
weds, have drawn the eyes of the whole kingdom down
It. The instigators to disorderly idleness ate dispersed;
are in Chester Castle, and some in Lancaster Castle, and
have lost their influence. Industry has roamed her fornteckt
hits, and we trust mutual confidence between the employers at
the employed, is every day rubbing. off a pint in the disagreeni
reflections which a retrospect of the Last three months otas cdr
iated to produce.

The Deputation to Russia respecting elle 'vet!
(about 150) ttetained some years ao sailing under
teal flags, which were insured at Lloyd's, have nix
ted very unfavourably respecting the claims mat'
by the British underwriters ; the Court Pe
burgh has come to a final decision to rejtzi''
claims ; the sanguine expectation. that a gteat pa.
of the property would be restored, is therefore fi,r
present disappointed, and we undcr,t.tud the ref
is conveyed is peremptory language.
The following Letter has been transmitted to If
.101 IN Bits:NETT, at Lloyd's:
" Russian l'or.sulute, Crest wiixttezt.t-r
ICth (oath) Sept. 1918.
" ass—You Will please to lay b lure the Committee
Lloyd's, for the general information of the nierc..t.iiie w
that by the Imperial Ukaw of the 15th hl..y, 1116, for the
baton of the Baltic, and White Sea Port., fi..so tiddrs
orders, it was enacted to lay a fine of ISO e
from every ship which etnleasoured to pats the (pax
tine eswblishmeats, without taking the proper cettlicates.
" It has, however, been discovered, that semis base arri
fromplaces subject to epidemic disorders, with the tt.nik
ranthsc certificates only, but without any cernirate elite
siaa respective Agents, or their seals; and as the tending •
vessels back to Denmark would be coupled with grem
kn
time and iLtriment to the owners, it has been deterr.ed.
the Committee of his Imperial Ilajesty's .Ificisters, t it•
coining front places subject to epidemic di: crders, a irk ea
obit quarantine certificate only, may be admitted into Russia
ports, on the crews being examined by proper medieJ :net
but for the Captain's imp abrity of nut having the Rails
.Igeitt's signature, nor stal, the same fine of 10., silver
to be levied on their h..ing admitted into port.
(aligned) A. DE DUPATCIIETF7/i
Russian forsul.Ger.er I.
Among the papers laid before Parlian:ent lainsion, is a correspondence between Earl BATHUH'..
.i
and Lieutenant-Govet nor BENTINCK, t%
treatment of a Female Slave on asplantttion at 131:
bite, named America. It appears that this poi
eeeature had been flogged by
order of. a %Tema^
colour, wife of the manager of a plantation. for sea
alleged impertinence, and the folk,. Cx
scription given by Governer BENTINCis of tee cr.!
torture inflicted on her ;
' " Only conceive for a moment (says the Covirr.or tr.( ~7•1
men with heavy cart-whips corded, Coring a r.ot
pripiant woman, bid flat on her belie, stretch, d
naked, with her bands and feet tied tc stain n cci,l•
lof 150 lathes, with ore ibis-t-r on one side, a^..l nice et4t
other, every stroke cutting dies.-!"'
she was taken, and both her feet ittre.e fnet a "