Star.
London, England, 1818-09-02 00:00:00

•.,s existed, Government should, for
year., not: have taken a single step,
well assured i 4 the fact, to tcfnidi Her 11#"1"Tri' we alarm-el,' regret .to state, .bas
,pie of Lower Canada have auff• Med be en gradually relapsing. ever since Wednesday; an
since Sunday, she has etperieneed a recurrence of all
a•cause ; and it is but just and right
J he indemnified for their ssaircrings the most distressing symptoms sof fier complaint.
Yesterday, for the first time since her Mainavy
n mon s:uck. 'I he hardship of their
_has been at Kew, an Official Bulletin of her Health
t the fearer, that Govertiznent las in
:cans of giving them all the relit they was issued, fnlltkvs
7.dding in the least tothe but,ftens of " The QUEEN has been very unwell the last two
flays. Her MAJESTY has
tuntry. la tLower Canada there are had but little sleep in the
:acks of unconccded land, of the very night, and continues Much indisposed this morning.
(Signed) " WE. MILLMAN.
vhich, if occupied by an industrious
" H. HALFORU."
.teld, in a short time, furnish ample The alarming alteration in the QUEEN'S health has
wi,ions and lumber, and add greatly determined the PRINCE REGENT. to lay aside his pro-
and resources of the Province.— jected tour for the present.
of grants out of these lands was the
l out by the Local Authcoities at the
a of the Late war, to induce the young
evince to come forward in its defence;
n one half of the fighting population
,eered their services in the faith of this
complaint tney now make against Go-
crtnnly a well-founded one—that that
rot been kept, and that numbers who
tad bled, or whose relatives have fallen
of their country, are reduced to absolute
n the want of that relief which Govern-
its power so easily to bestow.

riff .QUEEitit-

TILE ARMY.

The detachment belonging to the 44th Regiment,
doing duty at Tullamore, has received orders to
march from that station, and proceed to Kilkenny,
which is the head-quarters of the Regiment.
A detachment belonging to the Ist Royal Dra-
goons, consisting of one subaltern, one serjeant, and
13 rank and file has received a route to march from
Roscommon (where the. troop of the Regiment is
quartered) and proceed to Dunmore, in which town
they are to continue doing duty until relieved by
other troops.

to Washington Journals, a farther series
have received to-day, a Cabinet Council
that city on the 17th of July, imme-
the arrival of the President, at which
ant business was transacted. The Spa-
sador, Don OKI% returned a few days
o his country house at Bristol, from
generally conjectured that the capture
would not read, as was apprehended, to
with Spain; as, had that been probable,
ould most certainly have takeh his im-
mure for Europe.

hiCh arrived at Charleston on the 11th
le llavannah, brought account; that the
song the populace continued, but that
• seemed firm in his determination not
ruin prOperty until so directed by his
Nearly all the Americans resident there
,:ancling, thought it prudent to decamp.
her arrival at Norfolk, we learn, that
6sli sloop of war the BRAZEN was cruiz-
!it.. Kitt's and St. Bartholomew's, about
at night, she fell in with a S:,anish
‘e of which fired a broadside into her,
irately, however, killed no person.—
gtheir boat on board, the Spaniards de-
hey had taken the BRAZEN for an Ame-
ad understood that ever roof declared ba
brernmeat and that of the United Strut

Mail arrived last night, from which
;iven tracts in a preceding column. It
.a, in a lever from Petersburgh, that the I
stem of draiaage is about to be introduced
uge of that capital, under the auspices of
CR himse. An English Quaker, of the
.116ELER, superintends the operations ; and
:1 be no want of hands to make the neces-
s and pet form the r-quired labour, the
ay be expected to be speedy. Thus one
ed local evils attached to the City founded
the GREAT, whose expanded Mind re-
thief calture in this country, is about to
d by a successor, whose mind has been
ut, uhile visiting England, to mark and
execution those plans of improvement
e made vo mnch progress among our-
)ur much is the world indebted to Great
licr.v many the blessings that Bova to
rum equal and well administered laws.
letter, it is stated that Madame K RUDE..
ndisturbed on her estates in Livonia. This
impossible under a despotic Government,
ary truth in the rumours so industriously
in some of the Gern:an Journals respect-
rianoral doctrines and criminal practices
A • •

person and her followers. Such re
till be received with great caution. The ,
simply this: the old monopolists of
rites and tenets are much grievei at the
`Fir: of toleration which is diffusing itself
°Pe; and to prevent the number of their cus-
oni Ling lessened, feel themselves called
cry down the commodities of their rivals.
4 of these the infamous dogma of the dark
of yet. exploded—that it is meritorious to
the cause of truck (meaning their
:'!lrzty be benefited !

CASTLEREAGH left town yesterday
fo: N., Lordship's seat, North Cray, Kent,
ey are es pected to set off for Brussels, on
to Aix-la-Chapelle. In their suit:: are
of a INWILLIAM, Lord F. CoNvNGHAm,
Mr. A. !'.4.11; ART,
_Mr. GuNn...itmo, Mr.
&c. &c.
cenoi,7 the ALLT.EII SovznEmss at Aix-la-
tirul c..1-aly take place on the 27th inst.
14y being the anniversary of the bombard-
Algiers, Admiral Lord Exmourff gave a
js':inrerat Plymouth, in celebration of that
e‘?..t, to a liege company, consisting ex-
thhceri who were present in the action.
shißgwn Viper, correctiag an erroneots ac-
`a nian's death, says: 'We are happy to
ANDERS9Y is not drab—iic is only