-.„„ _. I 144 i gAlcv the mu'J, ILLNESS OF MR MAJESTY. , %VIM In the midst of the entertainment at the Duke of York's on Saturday sight, we regret to state that tle: Queen was attacked by her obi disorder, the spasms. About ten o'clock, while the tea was handing round, her Majesty fzit herself's° sedeenly ill that she wished. t return to her t'r'ace. It so happened that none of her attendants wore immediately to be focal, but Lord and Lady Castbreaglis coach drawing up at the time, teri his Lordship being informed of the illness of the tilJea, be tendered his carriage to her, in which she was conveyed back to BuckinOnet House. Actuated by that , :Iffectice which they heve unifinnily the Princess Augusta, the. Princess of Hesse Homberg, end the rpediess of Gloueester, all accompanied their Royal Mother iu the carriage. No time was lost in sending ofi expresses for Sir Francis Milman and Sit Henry Belford, who immediately came, after which they remained with her Majesty for upwards of two hours, when Sir Henry lialford had the pleasure of waiting on the Prince Regent, to assure him of the 74.tfety of the Queen, as his Royal Highness had retired fro n York house directly her Majefty was taken ill; indeed thn whole of the party broke uo much sooner than was expected. The Duke of Gloucester and Prin cess Sophia of Gloucester called at the Palace to make inquiries idler the Queen, on their way home, as did also the Royal attendants and friends of her Majesty. Yesterday morning. the Prince Regent and all the branches of the Royal Family sent to the Queen's Pa lace to make their affectionate inquiries after the state of their Royal Mother. In the course of the day the Regent, the Duke and Duchess of York, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and the Duke of Clarence, paid their respects to her Majesty. Sir Francis Millman and Sir Henry Halford attended her Majesty ; and at little before twelve o'clock, the following bulletin was .issued " Sunday, May :t. • Tl•e a gaud deal inaLposed yestcrildy evening; but hu :tujcsty La, pabscd a good ri,;:lt, atd 6 bet FR rer this mor MA ning. " . MILN. • " H. IiALFORD." The Queen's I ‘ 4 , as thronged from the middle of Lhe day t: • - ,ft with persons °frank making inquiries and .L..ing theii • names. 'rite KING'S H - H.-.4 . -Yesterday the following was exhibLe, ~c St . James's Palace :- 1 ' vi,mnsoit CASTLE. MAY 2. • The King has passed Ole last idos4 h in gnat tranquil ity and re strains in Good hstolth , sly, but ills Majesty's dtsonter is unahAted. ki ALFORD. W. lII:BERDEN. M. BAILIE. IL WILLIS." The Queen of WlFternberg is to be at Frankfurt about the 10th of Juno, to meat the Prince and Prin cess of Hesse Homboinsi. tl c' 131:Ite. of Cambridge, and the Princess, who, bails tat dime, will have become his Duchess. The Duke of Kent •sisk d his sister, the Qticen Dowager of Wirtemberi;,* dre la last return to Eng- Jind ;he .tad not seen he Ili, .rairs. Her Majesty has much increased in sire;'. '4 is grown very like her Royal Father. She reaidei Lousberg, a few miles from Stutgard, and seems t, n very ,happy. It is n ot her present intention to reto to this country, but she suanifested a laudable unities • hear 4,f its prosperity. and particularly of its moral .. 1. religio us institutions. The accounts from Italy, sr, :; that the Princes of Wales is so affected - . acorn . I of. the' death of her daughter, the Princess Charl:tk, that tier health is visibly declining. • The P.incess .. .tales h,t,: sold her e.tate en the Lake of Como, and. now :es:-: .:a about atventy miles from Rome. . , i '..-ir Charles Hamilton is appri• et . .tcdm:4l and Go :nnr of Newfoundland, in :c of • late Ad ,-,:ral Pi^iniore. It has been complained of, *. fat eonsoirence of the high rate of interest, 4 p •et t. grouted upon all t i sums of money deposited lil ZSavlllg Ranks, m ly ind :. viduals, who had not been enntenplated by t • provi si,rls of the Act of Parliament, Lad tan nava tage of it, and deposited large sums of Money , which t 'y had dra..vn from the public funds. To oh:iate this allot':. a E;;lbaspassedthe HouseofCornmons, one c4o.worwhich provii:is, that acs iltvettmeos a rottalcs sl:alt to maths in simtv ^)7.ItIV or - Eizglatirt exeept by s: . .ca Institutions, or Savings Ranks, as shall limit the di.p.tsits of indivi d,..il,, so that the sums paid by any one person in any s. ar shalt ant mem' 501. in the first, and 231. in cvc ty year afterwards. Fraley morning about. ,'kvcn o'cluek, the neighbour -10.,d of Brick-lane, Old-street, was eirown into great comnernation, in consequence of a fire which broke out in the retort house of the Gas Light Company, The satrition of the place being c'tremcly confined, and surrounded by houses on al: sides, rendered the dread et' t!te in`,..-.ltitants more. alavrairg. The only entrance h was immediately closed to keep out A.ll. tit.; men beinttginr w the establishment on the eirq contmencol wor',:ing their own entzines, but in a w ailerw:trtis. a!thettgh :he Once t% as not itt.ll:l, sevc tr.;;ine‘ hcloaring t the difler cut Fire OtErLs Ana c..ith the combined oserti:ms of the tirrtncit the tire AV: subdued, but nut hcfere the ttpuct tart of the r‘tart house was totr.pltttly COW THE NATIONAL REGISTER: OFFICE OF' ORD2VANCR, 20th.Apj,2,.len& THE l'rinerpal Olicfrs of Mc!festy's Ordnance do he-r!; gite notice, that proposals trUl be reused a: their gylne i Pidi AI4II, on or be:/tire Friday, the Bth day of Atoy next. fron sneh Persons a: may be willing to undertake the S,lpply or' Skirts and other articles for service of this Department, for a Peri , :d of three liars. deterusinable after the Eviration of the first Fear. upon Notice of three Months, at thed'ena of 00ot Paterns qr.ere Aral, s may 14 ti.tverl upon application at the Principal Stcre keeper's Office in the Tower, and to the re app °Steers of the Ordnemee in Mo !typal Arsenal at ll'oogivich, and !hrthcr Pa , tirulars, lo,7elker with the Terms and Conditions "f Me . t:"trable be known at Mc Secretary's OAce, in Pall JWn't ' , Arc o& ury day between the hours It tot and lour o'clock, t'her e the proposals meets be delivered see!ed r f revi e n dnr,ed p r opo nib for Shots. &c.," but no Praposel ean be atimitteri (per the am ;d 8:h din tf.May a' twelve o'clock at noon r!, the same dep. neither Tell: art re:hh•l le nat;ced :mien Me l'arty making it, or an Agent in has teiatqf eaall attend. NI, order tithe Board. R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OP opn .v.INCF. 20111 April, 18111. . .„ . THE l'rincipal giveers c/ His liefjesty's Ordnance do herOy girt Notre?. Or:, Prop:molt nil? be received at their Office in Poll Mall, on or bef o re Ire , tneseioy t;:e 6tli day of May ftr yi..f r om such prrsons as nifty be wilting to nndcrtake the Light ing of the Lamps at thin Offin:, also at the Tann r and Woolerieh for a pried of three years. et to rnitnaliteetenr the Expirations of the :first ?,ear, npon notice of three wanthr at the option of either party, fo-thcr parienkrrs topther t;;th thc i ternis and conditions of the Contract may be known at th,. Sw:etary s (Wee in Pall Mail cfbre raid, sort between the hoots of ten and finer o'clock, where the propmegs rintt deli-net-cif scatnt t? and e-tdorsed," Proposals for I.amp.lightior," brit no I'rovosal eon be admitted after the said 6th of M:y at 7'ineh r o'c'ock at n of the same day, neither will any tender he neNced unless the party making it, or an agent in his berat'pholl attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 20th, 1818. THE Principal (Veers of his Majesty's Ordnance do hereby give Notier, that Proposals will be received at their Office. in Pall Mall, on n• before Wrinesdazt. the 1314 day of May next. from such Persons as may be .riflinc to undertake the Performance of the CAR PE NTT. R'S WORK in the Medway Division, for service of this Dcpastinmit. for a Period of Three Years. determin able 'after the expiration of the first year upon notice of throe months at the option ty'rither party. Farther porticukirs, tofether with the Terms and Conditions If the Conrraet, may he .teroum upon applkation at the Secretary Office in Pall 1110 , 1. tilbrevid. any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cleek, where tir Proposals must be rklivorcd :creed up and endorscrl, " Proposaklbr Carpenter's lirork." but no pro posals ran be admittei a/ter tic said 13th day of Afay. at Tistirt o'Clock at Neon of the Salle dap; neither will ante Tender be sa.diced unless the Party inalaitz it, or an agent in his &holt, shall attend. By ordcr of the hoard, ft. 11. CREW, SeeretLry. OI'FICE OF ORDNANCE. Apti: 28, 1618. THE Principal °Sierra (fills Majesty's Ordnance do hereby give Notice, that Proposals be rceci - atel at their Office in Pall Mall. on or bctine l'ri lay. the ltis d2y of May ,test, from. sun: l'crscns at ?nly ice silting to um:cit.:kr the Supply ofcertain articles, termed PETTY L .11PTION.4 RY.Ar scrcla of this !Apartment. fcr a rriod of Ciree wars. determinable alter the expiration of the first year, .pa.: nettcs, of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns and samples of the :resew ,say 3: seen van applicatitn at the Principal Stin•tikegFr's o,fiL•e, t'te Tray Farther Pa: ticistars, tocp.ther Nish tii.; :cry:sand conditions of the Contrxt, may be known at ac ....;.oretary's Office, Pail "Till, afcre said. any day biguirest the hours of ten and . four,o'clock, :chew Pro. pinata nest be delivcr.d, secled sip and ensit-rscd Propreals . for Petty Emptionary cid no Proposal can to ainsittyi after the said oth of May,- at 1a o'clock at noon of the sone day, neahrr :sill 'lnv tender be no:ie.:a unless the l'ar:y snaking it, or an --agent in his behalf sh•ill attend. lid Order of the Pn2rd. .11. CREW', Secretary. • • nrricE OP Olt D.V.I:VCE. Az;rll:!..!h. THE Principal Qfii:ers of Ills Majcsly's Ordnance do h1r.76..t Votire, reetit - ed at their Olga in Pall Mall, 01 GI t . .t7': ;sr et: Cia!, (if Jla.n next..thmi such Persbas as mai , b. , send:: t2/e trupply BED DINt;, .e. r.• . ; De;r•t; 'n t, per:ad of three year:. rp7r4::1 , 1: Ph! .first !Aar, upin Notice of three .11f.1...1;;., ...* t t of..it;ie; Patarns e t.::efrs- may be 1•:.•:‘<d upon app.:lea:ion at the Priae.iialS!or: „viper's Ogee 7 %/IA r. Farther l'arti,.nhirr. tagetne:. :ate 4,7.1i-craftiest* of the Control. r,vt be ienor.t: at tie &treaty* (Vet Pall .hull betwe.n the hazirs eti'e:l and four whcre propose:: be i•liJe:-.! , 1 ted C •!.1 0d0r...4" vats f‘n. Beth!' air," i.;,-p.m....!ean be athoit,e.i l iter the Said 1POT: of :nay, at tcaehe &earl; at 7..e , ni tan.,:dzy, rc:thcr .4-31 a;:y t-n.ler Gr ratieed :be Fart; nask7t.r. 7t, ce an :A.. ..t in .ittend. Orac.r - R. 11. CREW, Slyrettr:,. CPP;CP OP 0U1TN. : 12Ver..4r , :?,28, 1818. TIIE Pr:;:c4;al fecirs 11;.v Al.fiesk y's Ordnance do herehy Notiee, that Frepat:.'s" he rexi•Jed their Ofee In Pa.; .in or kfi re IVed 1. •Iy . , th. 15th day of TT ay n!a a..f, awe v.ei F.. 7,418 IT . s ray C. s. !Ce oe,R to sod, rte! , Rupplv of TIN Pf..lTE:C',.l: , r krvire t:l* t;t:s Apart.-nrnt, Ar a rtviad of titre, ycart, de,':erninoblt 4fter the expiration qf t.i:espst t ur, upom f three month". t tte onion of, ;Ther party. l'atteins cf the arttek. may be rceelved upon application at the Principal Ftorekeener's Otike in the 'Power. Further Particulars. togethtr with the Terms and Corditicros of the Contract. may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Ina aforoaid. any day latwcen the hours of ten atid four ti clock. when the proptt‘als must be delivtred Fealc.l up and endorsed, " Plopos , alt for Tin Kates," but no proposal east be admitted after the said I.lth of May, at twelve o'clock r.: noon cf the sane (lay, neither will any tendn be noti::(1 unless the patty rasing it, or an agent in his be half shall attend. By Order of the hoar'., R. TT. CREW.I Secretary. It is now understend in the Parliamentarr circles, that the business of the present Session will be con clucbd within five weeks fro:n the present time. i,lr. Betty was commence his four night's en gagement at the Bath theatre us .1 1 .trander tie Great. This performance WO to be followed by Achniet and 2 intend. Mr. Lamb, by the special nrl...rt of this Govern ment, has delivered up to Count Las Cases, the whole of bis rap/4-$, manuscript:, which had been seized in Entrlind on bis arrival from the Cape, and which containc:l, among. ether " curiosities," des;gos and plans drawn by Napoleon's own hand, ogether with a long. report on the passage to tit. /Melo, and thc &lonce there, addressed by Las Cases to Lucien 'wow.- parte. Smrrorrituy 1 ST. j*?T1111'11 W H IT ECHAPit t MAY 4, Yesterday morning the Duke of Wellington arrived in town, and had an audience of the I'rinoc Regent, for two hours, at Carlton House. THE NINETY RILES MATCH IN TWENTY *mos.— Matthews, the groom, after exhibiting the best of game won his match on Thursday. He finished at Swallow field, between Basingstoke and Reading at five minutes before eight o'clock at night most piteously distressed, and he did four miles within the last hour. The pe destrian did the first 34 miles in six hours, when ha halted for half an hour. He made good his ground at something more than five miles an hour for the next six hours After making a second halt of one hourbe re commenced under every discouragement, and own gal lantly. Tan Psnas.—Thesa elegant promenades were yes. terday filled wish a numerous assemblage of iray tors. The rides exhibited the first fasbionablea in town, in carriages aad on horseback. Among these were particularly distinguished the equipages of several of to most distinguished Members of both Houses of Perth:- ment, with some of the Foreign Ambassadors. The footways were thronged to excess with its accustomed mixture of the high, the middling, and the lower dames. ntrrrns. The lady of Licit Col. Campbell. 46th refit. of a dau.—The of Professor Miliugtoo, !Loyal Enatitutioz, of a son.—At the Ittgi:t Hon. Sir J. Siuclair's, the lady of George Sinclair, Lsti. of a wa and heir. MARTI/ED. Sir G. G. P. Turner, But. to Helen Eliza, only dau. of J. W. Bayficld, Eaq. DIET). In Walbrook, Mr. W. Ftcss.a,ied 53, many years Member of the Corporation of the city of Loniitai.—At Islington, of an apoplexy, H. Clarke, L.L.D. late professor of philosophy, &c. at the Royal Military Collegc.—M.7. R. Watkins. aged 50, many years Admiral's Coxswain to the several Commanders in Chief at l'ortsmouth.—At Richmond. the widow of the late Capt. G Edwards, )LN.—At Chiswick, aged ito, Grace Ann, relict of the late R?v. A. Coham. Archdeacon of Wilts.—Charlotte, relict of Mr. J. Skirmer, sur geon ()Nile c.9th refit.—ln Islington, Mary, wife of 'T. Murri, Esq of his Majesty's Customs.—On his panar to England, Lieut. Rob , Jenkins, of the 24th rrgt. NJ. Madras Lstablistiment. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. numr. KAY 1. The Wheat market is very dull. in conscquencevf the continued Foreign arriv:d:, and the sales made are on lower terms than Aloe.- day btu. Beans, and Pease, f Illy rapport their price, but Barley tneet; rather a heavy sale. We have some few fresh arrival., of Oats w day, but there is no alteration to notice. MONT/AY. M.tY There was a liberal supply of English Wheat this morning ! which added to upwards of 24.000 quarters of Foreign Wheat arrived since thi. day week : which caused it to experience very dull salts at a decline of about per quarter since last 31oralay— i.iferior sorts experienced a dull sale.—Fine English Barley were rather dearer. likwiseTick Beans—Builing and Grey Pease main tained their former priers—Vine fresh Oats a ready sale; the ordi. uary samples sc ere cheaper—Rapcseed and I.inseed with little varia. tiott. S. I. B. S. Wheat .... 5 a 71d. White Pea.cs4, a6O • 9. 11. Poland Oats ea a 3•b . , Fine ditto 65 a 92 I Grey Peace 46 a 51 1 Potatoc ditto 28 a 32 Bye 5O a 54 Beans 4a a6O Fine Flour 75 a /PI Fine Barley 18 a 62 Ticks 46 a 55 Second ditto 70 a ;5 Ma1t....... 56 a 80 Oats . 2l a 32 ItapeSeed RA a 52i.--• PIKE. OF MILAD. The higheet price of the lic:szt Wher.:en Brewl throughout the me ropulis, St..t . :l Bakors to be 141. the Quartern tome the Quartern Loaf From leL to 3rl. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN I'ER QUARTER, Ettl:..two AND VALE ros THE WEEK Evrone a APRS!. P 5 Wheat. I Rye Barley I Oats Reins Pease 91 9 I 56 5 133 11 31 11 I .sb 11 f 37 sz PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY, • 5311T11/11ELD. mraroarr: i s. d. I/. a. netrds o/' Celtic at Reef.-- 3 8 a 3 1. smAlie:dt. Marton ..4 4a 6 6 Itrasts.about.... QUO I Vcal .....4 0 a S 4 :Theep 1 Pork 4 8 s 6 0 Calvea ..................490 Lamb... 6 0 a $ 0 ,Pigs .. ........... —... 180 Nt.tv 41. .ND LIADENNAL Carcase I. d. a tl. liet•f .1 4 4 4 g Mutton-4 4a 4 8 real 40a 5 o Pork 5 0 a 6 • Ladnia 8 4 a 7 4 41.1/ AND STRAW PER LOAD. C. s. d. £ rL d. Aver. C. I. d. 10 0 a 6 0 0 —41 S Clnvcr 4 0 0a 7 0 0 3 10 0 straw 1 la 0 43 10 2 14 0 4 A oa6 tO 0 S 3 f•lnver 0 0 0a 0 0 0 0 0 Straw 14 0 a / 9 0— 3 Flay S 0 0 a 6 0 0 s la 6 Clover 6 t► 0 a 7 7 6 tO 0 straw "U 0a 3 4 0 3 0 0 AVERAGE PRICE 0!. SUGAR. Comytteri trim the Ratters micte in the week ending Aprilt9. is itfte lit. per cu t. iv c of the Ditty of Citstonir paid or payable her tat on Importation thereof into Gtent Glizetre.) PRICE Of. STOCKS. Rank SPA 3 per ('ent. 3 per Ceut. Ccmsol.., 80 441 4. per Ent. !. per Cent. 7 , .avy 1074 India Stork Ditto Bonds (c per Colo 9'7 98 11r vd. per 11. Consuls for Bu4 I.ongAni.uitios Lott 'lnt./ :—Pritit"d 'rd • piTtiOlcd by R. AV tt.'.. Ne• FT.V.f:T-r7lt E 10 . 5T , .n St. ruet:tan's Chttreh and Fct,t • ..me. and into 0:e :uilitflf by ail hi,..esates, I.);..,.ateilers, anti (leeks of the Road. Cs‘u tf posfte.