The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-16 00:00:00

STATE OF THE QUEEN.

Her MAJESTY still continves without any very
material recurrence of the more violent symptoms of
her disease; though they have not so entirely sub.
sided, as to allay the apprehension of their instant
return. There *is, indeed, almost every 'indication
of an immediate paroxysm, and in consequence no
relaxation in the attendant arrangements has taken
place; except the visit of Sir HENRY HALFORD to
Windsor (which is rendered necessary, not only by
the place he bolds under the Regency Act, but by
the indisposition of the P►incess SoeurA), and a hasty
visit of Sir FRANCIS MILINAN to his family. In every
other respect the arrangements at the Palace manifest
undiminished apprehension of the catastrophe. Her
MAJESTY is ne►er left even for a moment, without
two female attendants, in the presence, and one or
other of the Physicians, with the Household Apothe-
cary, in the antl-room. A number of horsei rfFe
kept saddled, night and day, and couriers, both mi-
litary and of the household, are constantly in a state
of equipment for the road. In the meanwhile the
exhaustion of the Royal Patient approaches a state of
almost• total lnsh►nsibility ; she is incapable of•re•
cognizing any person whatever; or of altering her

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position in theAlightek degree, without aaplika,"7A
nor does she ever atteuq to articulate her vi 11
The Bulletin issued inerptostthee {fisted
Nit ,
the QUEEN had had lope gooseeleep.in the night
and this morning the 'following official, notice vris
published : . •
4. Kew NW*, Not is.
4, The QUEWI diteme has aet abated. Her Maniere les:.
had mite good sleep in the night.
(Slued) " F rellUtAk
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Yesterday Since stis pestervid
before the PRINCESSES fiy the Chaplaie 0.6%
and all the hoesehold, except the immediate attends
upon her MAIitsTY, were present et the ter„,
own,
The Princess AUGUSTA is somewhat recovered No
her indisposition. The Pittner REGENT Itss nee
visited the Palace since Thursday nigiti,legh tr.
press regularly comes from Caritoseklipeb-iso
eveniog report of the Physicians. • •
We find by The Halifax Papers, from Ai& lit'
gave some extracts on Saturday, arid which llase,goe
rived to the 26th, containiog extracts from the As :1
rims Papers to the 18th, that on the 2d a British 1:1.
, eel was seized in the Delaware for the violatioast
the countervailing Navigation Act, by coming frotee
:port from which the American Flag is escladed.
BUCHANAN, the British Consul at New York, had ages
seeded" in the object of his journey to Upper Ci„
sada, io' favour of such British Emigrants hi Ilk
k Voited States as might be disposed to proceed Wait.
Sir PEREGRINE MAiTt,AND had assured his,
slid
large tracts of land, most favourably situated, smolt
be immediately surveyed for their occoramodsdie.
The Duke of BicsimOND has approved of a plea he
forming a canal between the Lakes Ontario led
Erie. These Papers contain a letter frog a
gistrateat Ts inidad, dated the Bth September, to a Gtis.
tieman at tialifaz, which, after detailing the max.
' lars already known to'opt faders, of the (nisi
fate of Lieges. BARRIS and WATION, says—" it 411
however, be a great consislition to you, his relative,
and the.Natibn generally, to know that the blosi.
thirsty Spaniard, the murderer of so many innocent
Men, CIPRIANI OltoCCo, is now prisoner in the rept
jail of this island ; it having pleased the Altnigity
that he should fall into the hands of justice a fie
weeks
.ego, having audaciously come hither from
the Main in his flPeherai on the business of his ass
pinery party. Oar Government has, t believe,
taken every step to bring him to condign peoith.
ment, according to the formalities of law; and I rip
pose, must new wait for instructions from Voierns
OM at home. I sincerely hope that neithfr4hift•
Utile of it6yril Goternments, nor the thenretigaljek4
goes, or technicalities, of -the 1111:of nations, thy in-
terfere to prevent se utilise rd.of a monster's ptnisb.
sent, the most severe that laws will admit of,—
When interrogated, as to his murdering those peat

men, he, after some hesitation, acknowledged he had
done so; but, as he considered it a trfflingoccarrence,
although so recent, he had almost forgot it! Who
but a Spanish bloodhound could speak of a murder
so coolly 2"
The Washington Gazelle contains tie followisg
article :—" The French brig St. Joseph, of I.l”romw,
P. Bastinichi, Master, from Maldonado sad Rio
Janeiro, arrived in 74 days passage at Ilaranash,
after being taken by a schooner belonging to Coar-
modore Aury's squadron, and carried to the labia
of Santa Catharine, in the Gulf of Honduras, detailed
there 10 days, and then allowed to proceed. It up
pears that said Aury has taken possession of Mid
Island and also of St. Andrew's."
The following are farther extracts from the Ala"
rican Papers, which we hare received of various atii
to late dates:—
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

RICHMOND, OCT. 10.--Me learn from Csigail
Barry, of the brig Active, in 28 days from Porte
Civello, that the comet ship, General Scott, and se-
veral other armed vessels were at Porto Civello, assdo
number of privateers were cruising off that port.—
The Royalists, considering themselves in cisnr•
were pressing every traveller that arrived from lths
country tojoiu their standard.
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[BALTIMORE PAPER, OCT. 13.]
WASUINqTOPie OCT. 12.--ft appears by a Wine
from General Gaities to the Governor of Georgia,
that measures have been adopted by the National
Government for the protection of the southern fron-
tier against future incursions from the neighboering
hostile wages. .

The Paris Papers have reached us since our last
(he 13th inst. On Wednesday the Five per Contsr
after being as low as 691. 25 c. left off at 69 f. 89c.
The Moniteur contains a Ro) al Ordinance, grant-
ing certain bounties for vessels employed in IN
IVewfoondland, Iceland, and Dogger-bank fisheries,
The Grand Doke CONSTANTINE dined with the
King on the 10th. TALLEYeArro arrived at Paris
on the 9th. Some young men have been convictsg
fn the Capital, and at Strasburgh, of altering vedi•
Lions exclamations, or wearing tri-coloared ribbon,'
'fit the late ballot for the army. The evacuation of
the department of the Haut Rhine has been going 0"
since the 29th ult. At the bridge of Sponear
as
the Rhine, the Austrian troops file off (laity before
GVaenieenrcail Fai
eoneswma°l"Lpecirhtede beyotmheplell 15th e
b ofa e2o"tiib:"

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