Star. — London, England, 1827-01-18 00:00:00

*'.~.~: 0 10111111 " so d very convenient kind of attain (Wrings itnip bre p iivented by a Mr. Eirramerattr, fortnedy inspeCtOr ithe silver mines at Konipburg, for the conveyance of the ore. We learn from Copenhagen, tinder date of the 261) 1 d umber, that such uas then the great scarcity of is m money in Jodand, that a proposal had been made •ge National Bank to establish, in the principal towns dear p rowl:we, discounting offices, as branch banks ; t old sot be organised so speedily as the urgency of I ge occasion required. goal appear strange to those, who are aware of the proog N itration elicited here and us France, to hear bat there is not the slightest allusion in any of these p a rr. to the affaire.of the Peninsula. Whilst a large Foit ion of the stoc k jobbers, neviamongers, speculative po li t i c ians, of id genus ounse. with which the two caw ales un fortueately abound, look upon war as certain -4 w „ top, which, they say, is sure to extend at last 4 E saw „ a ll Rerem , r4 llll ~ ,lak of 11,90 m. GrPlerles . @P ro to * Wholly _ to thi . gloomy spit o wing of the ibt .• They carry on their,/ & is with is mach regularity and composure as ioo danger were at hand ; and their respective Garernments appear to be equally indifferent to the owing storm. Nana movement is perceptible in any i t li ( t ore die Rhine to the Wolga, ot from the Adriatic • * Baltic ; and the Cabinets, throirgh this vast ttact, es tirlaboor under the rigid inCenee of the season, N itaiet ate they at this momeet. Ate the Statestneii, ehn direct them. infatuated ? or are the politicians ,f ti e Path and London Stock Exchanges out of Oa rawest • . I i i i gi lt seastime. the tables were tamed fere time this mentimi, the war parry io dm Cky ; sod peace Dad goodwill to all pyre sada the anise of the day. it was ascertained that the , obi& prevailed la Paris sit Monday lase. was wittiest a ere*; mg tbsit the Nitwit of M. de POLNIIII•C. which had • i mat ribeteit to It, bad ea yoillbed ohisct. or if It had any, it wss of a omeldblesry, and, on of a warlike character. Asa go bees hems* purport of the hoist knelligeoce Irmo the capital:lom is woes with dsellotwests and prefeedmisef all *win inswashemly Interested to the caomesis of theiPerarenk sk ses mrsesse fad flarebilanttsomersey. Rumours. k tasink ate .e.totraly teodeMy.have socceaded. Ms. thee Dire Lawohnek ft *SA aid ibtriaVoligirlan Ambassador hue isiletwel his ez 'ea*, aid that eoffeesepsesity ions Speim As bed sews Mnpliailh Credit Mash ,then geed, sod as the duple exceed *beams asaallyin, of throe awe at knit. the assist camiems - olsesseb there is an of a atm , irsoodleablsMserer II theammoreee of his lemony% r 14.8. osolkey s ilisso sinuoiss ism tor some don Smosod cool. *et amisourosi of irarey ; sof 1 . .0 the Amoco of M. tree LorAds*.st as iesurdsq a;ore a r : from dho *ghost I odds sit gives afore= Ikatiatata papers ta ib7lM — ids. were, 'waived at doe North acrd Medi Assoilars Olio Moon. .' _ . . of else of soy iogissalsos esoordag is arthel• ssisSMO i claims of tho litotes "gm. 'Mel . . • . 164 .Citi *ONO, t the whets of this do ~ , _ ~ . iii;944kalitOptiNailt , Ss well as of dot Sal • Ake* Oiloosisiwte Ofc Of jobbers pistoodistg* s pommies' of iothroisthlito 7.4shish theta that /Oa • , and that itivagole #alerainfil to wart ce°ll. ..our of peace atifikifls* isialie new diffickhi. thoositl e,s numerous itt 4yellyl tice than the former: Tbe•con fmng rumouriwralf ba frund in eur usual City nrtickii these it will be Seen tbacletteis fcora Pads and Madrid sic quoted with equal cnoOdence by author% ‘r both to lactate of theii re ctice specillationa. • NA CF.. Lid from WtiliWir Is was totally L ll ed Saw lissoleciatill es , giatiestsit a ikw-clyil, Jams deism alt Assn at Ara. z u. os Stay. Ise iititeriL ut ~aaii* attha et~s tt—Theis 'imiLle:rars* sigissdayosilklitkilabswriti;&-erstr i . Allottasas.—llss.swaissr. Illistoississ.4l4t-asila I aWs was wen bsksistorght illerthista 611‘711;s07. mo r g , u m , floolit a 4111.0111P rina ll a l " 'gus t • lisps sob ; is distsitsstatia as *ea le s. *we am so list wesdisr ostowiset lip aka es bad ills apposed to low is Zl int ilaa s =:sit i liilalr4disw lido: as Nod, PM brita woos of dis *ROM dal aiiiii, siiiiplikiiiiii et Alsel ossel weds bobs dielleer state s 4, area* la do saillear llk le ' IL' The awes • . • . la difiik heel . . . - • NOW ter °semen, . . sai; ir...k.1114 ibe alp repined *der. lellalebtailied.4tr anseely whale. •,' ... •., • lea. Sti.-tiateed dm SOS et a lik ; I. 'bil WOO?' ewe 1 4=Tc kiamelsouli • _ '-. Cserasion. ham a mdse. Si." tar and alai i Vane. Wets, Ise tE , /bans, la. Earths Nearklas ; Sir lidereal ' Was said Wawa; • Wass* ON ail, Omegas of &le Soak Waives sad die 'ask id do outward laserkaap • Isa •aa. liana, tortiiimies. wield' Alp sal ptaissi I she Mocobwoo mom as ber.bostopetils complete. Hie 111.1111b1 alloOmMlMit irc w , is she saessise .:. L N. Me 1•41 *Ostia twig *wars. laps ' wit" soil sad 11 " , -F rommi. als tivaerlearis Majostfedidp • Car. LocAs.. l7l "via, staid' pat lick - I o. ll krag•• rained dstesik Ate Doom% um Vowel two amt. kCointt ON CII.IIIOGBAY Hli i.-Mt. HAS? was dr 1111 Ins tlit w asnif Ili mnrdng kndM MIMI th rs, Jr.hfiste de , and Isit ' • Biwa* Wit __ lo **terac dohs. and the Artnaturr.Gzionsat. in reply. alicTual Caroutto. Earl 'BATS OMIT, and Gonne (,pirate adS at Brighton. Slr Tawas Lematotte, Dalt. is the ass of arrivals of this week. A Wm** at the Cot placation of the Borough of Lewis on Monday, at wilds an Address of Validities's:. to IdAstatztome ;he Asti of Ids Iteye k t lihilsness the Duke tof You, ouaniswawaly agreed W. o.t Ite.oir. !mow that the Asylum for soldiers' ciiii/feli s fur 1,100 boywat Chases, and me girls a SuellialpliNA *is established by tie bate Dube of Tom Two Alias d these Ire wybaes. The boys are to We their Royal Patron whit Wits •fi sate, and salter the toed as tie Usti pet by to WWl's& Accounts *lns the Eis zi lprt of Spain state, that trot foes are sateroised at Jag abs hods shosskrwith :testleverwits, aliosterrectlees ; ko ltelate/ i tabe It aausatleal for do • d be assns, dated dpe4elt %Mal, from, Madrid, state awl the two Swift Diu were AM* that capital ; but sorry diet was preparqdlor illet devotion, only wakes for orders to comma theit Audi. Tate rotate letters (rapt Path, taseirod this morning, tate:that Prince roniesiae moll um mien egain to Sweats& Accoeut• base ireers semis** bons Vera Cruz to the mirkl'ett Noestabst a bet elotteolate chiefly to the Mining Coos- . Yarie% wh , cb are tuasimailiN - ~;~. IT. JAMES'S PALACLTIIII LT,NO IN STATE. This day being appropriated for file ceremony of t h e lying in stete of the remains of tbe Illustrious Doke, as might be experted the public ertprtation was highly , excited to witness so awfully inWosing a cersposy; and' it being generally understood, that such would be made as wool/ tecure• sufficierat a =see llas s f : scout° and egress from the suite of Royal'apastmesle, the'attendance of Ladies. of elegant drab *cow plished beauty, was very gnat; bet from IllitEsese f e l pressure, we fear but comparatively few of ' assemblage obtained admittance : -those who *ere - fortunate, ' sustained considerable intOnvettleoce floe the great crowd. ' The streets of the metropolis from an early hoer in the morning presented a cootimied'eraisofpodestriaessibedt sexes dressed la deep emend%Worries foibitllleteedell of this ancient fabric ; and it essid be observed that the demeanour of the Public dit met peeseat that ha egitatio., or levity of feeliat • it is aid charge terisesthe Rritish people iron the isceaiiiii don pub lic sight ; oft the contrary 'they' displayed that aeries,. eels of sorrow, which too well denoted their heartfelt, litoaecial : and it might be said their , a ppea rance' *ere laid twos of the feeling of an t ieri ng r' hoirogit to the remains of deceased Royalty than of graultaation of curiosity. The lime of casuals. - emaltiowed and etteaded iathree ranks frosn'L clogs to the Palace at St. James's. Having thus brai. irtieett the throng . as it hastened forward, we now lipictibethe artitarisents. THE GUARD OF LIONOIIR Was cotnpo.ed of a squadron of the.-Lancers. A Cap tain's Guard being drawn up in Palknall, laratidiatelf at the left of she principal gate of-the Palace. to a. phi sage along tbbfampath to the tatty, which, epee sietiFy side, was seetwail by stsong palings and beams of ties giber, placritXtaoreersely in every direction to check •the pressure. A Lieutenant's Guard, of the Fate Guards, kept the way clear. sod insisted the police, which was Wader the superintendence of Sir Richard Mirnie and *r. Halls, in fu:l Coon dress in keeping order. • ; *HR POLICE ' IN intim.' all the dismounted pfrol Wag ts.._ flea their stmiew s, and w placed in variams pusitioes , lat i :11 - pd St. James's Park to -Isropirder.. 'The ii Ali ha the direction Nettie feta. ' i 'IT. 44,111L3114TREZT • - r '""! • peitieged de *gat dense asamif pen= 00. 11411 - 4 9 4 / of every house wereyeeepied by set doe Wafted scene. The end of this skillet. way eessideseble discuses is owls directive arse ' s& , seamy wosthickly crowded, and hods thereat - 4 :4 lives aboast impossible tomove.rwiseltdooe~' Aetna 054.- - ' - **w tootlabp mai families* a fileirill ensile poor the to d attbe pohl toad in sails a as rem, atle, Of obsas. WOW shy I intiLANC, Tti iirt "kilts ' of 'Yawns of dm Guard,' 'who. thiectod ohs Oak 410 dot Wien, dos* bfislig this aria seek biediu ,trlitrirsciwied the .Wao.l Is Si va t e : E piers• port ef we Repot% vr• km &seethed the vim* li rr ai t c dt: i eraw 4 l, and t o e pais, occupied 1 2, ii:ersozesse S uraelnettieht *diva alp eciented by 4111141 dialllbleissoitew the way 4. link. mul owagnentk ot hha tainnuat *on at firowdspoionetip PUN. wok • *hobo *carp to the Sipe 11/11.11411406 IP, ad banes, and sue . Ain .aetnoitell lOW into illmi Pelage, sad' dmardri. wentaweint away' hilkilltilar ib - .--,011-r• .., The anew el datetabinst Tirdia • ~hat It. etas waive o'illsela helm the One coghthei in Ml heat danielhiuw art begs piled of Lailleiwon... laa walk thaw's, the*, was hasped clue to c.... ai•lidi bad so deek b. hat In the. gasiend eallnise. Wide* when vat &wow cams immbirt was Intenned ducla, MI" efiii of the Injuries he witelpod. ___ . _.• order and regniellty .prevalledowillit the hinwille• 1 pm. _C e ram .rte only partially impend, beim. 409111.1 id& a lininente ethnics pill, and was Slicked by a tailing, wields Nth a witatisr at Odiern we statiesed. TM Mors* the klanieheict we pheitd . in, various peskiest -.• the. basoesed taretesy ; and bawl the, lams' plan al thi wef- the .allatilwrilat the ow t r ait was scant int by lasi* [7l7re4 seriOns accident alio took Place in Pratt:MU Atawideautz, 'attended by his invent. were driving& 'Cidisfidettowiuds St. James% Palace, when its off wheel 'Came in contact withibose of a Geatleman'illinniage, critls-gsadi violence, that th, cab - was oretturnesi# sod the Ginidesnan and his' groom thrown oat With cow form as the graced. Sterol persons roe 'to their assiginicm_and it was fouqd that the growler risbreimehier had been dislocated, and two fiarn on lfis leR hand broken. The Gentleman's face wits severely lacerated, *pit the cap of his left ken didoesta•—• They Were beck placed insinedieulr in a hackney- and' drive* hew. m the Gesaleasases how. in the A.. .geot's Park. 'ppm* the Ifierann. Lau nigbi s hetitern ten and eleven o'clock, the Stage o,frordsiti. do. Roomier of. the loyal Dike. which waft• made by fan Warms. the King's Jeinet..aint named. and detained by Mr. Witch its. Kiiiiftglit= ll % 'Upholsterer, and Royal Undertaker, :wet. • in 'a very private manner frees }is Wareliager* Kinser sweet. Grosvenor. urine, to Rutland Hasseas tomsueet, whine the Gentlemen ef the attended the Royal Duke, wets asioultiett *editr i with the Duke's Esecutees, sod Kr. Mask ea the Repr:sentative of thp Lard Chandserial•Oefons the Royal Remains in the lead Coffin were eathisied in the State Coffin, and at ten Minutes after twit* 4%1,14 Mr. Bailey and his assistants placed it in a Manny, which pr o cee ded to abs Lag's Palace, St. J a . falbianat _by. a Moarain Coach; in wbacla were Si. Ifitiaft 'rafter, • C.tioael Stevenson, mad th e King's 'Sew* The King's Guard. under the menasaid of Wood Macdonald, were drawn oat to receive the Royal Csiceise, which was afterwards eop veyed inks ths State Remus assigned fir • the Lying in State, and placed an a sF ossmi pwariemily prepaied or kf, under . ' a *the 4* Pall of black velvets Rued wi th butt. : *lib *lib two rows 'of white unrest, was dam three* weer the Coin 011 OA . skis +el Ike Palate din* tisitabaans, eoettia. lag the *tau of Ms kte Aoral Higheloes. At the hem' of the Ciao, on a was placedthe Royal Dukes Cement ; belew.this was :mullion, bat tag the late Deke's Ihnithee 1011111 ~.r.:.~_ ~.~ .~ -t " 44. ". • f ..41r ,+~! Jrab es owl ot,weirdpery ; each side of the roans, likewise five eseutc4e , each side of the Rion to a hat roe Isle wee sconces at.each end ; there the la e lltike. A. gis , and two at rich er,l, Ir. .._ _.: the head of the C. fli.l. I burn on each Ade of the Coffin. the preparations for the Remains _ Ak' to lie in State, at Si. James's - I a forrsired state, ar.d the requisite wcrks its as the _outside of the Palace were . .. the railing, and thruugh the far goteurey, lit da'a:lll3lllliren. Yard,", where are situated the li dr vault Land's apartments, wood-works are ,paleialea ailit brag:ism the pressure of any crowd, tit* . fly amen. From this gateway there et sengioo4, - ibeforae, with boarded covering, to 'd, sigatedifinthatlesnent weather. This leads to cgs striallik - Whirls the company eater ; it i, lite itauirM . . to Foreign Ambassadors when Lttendb eith i lrilent S airl is c s 4• P get di ed ace ; with black, and tbewbalit i is . *. darkesecl ; bat at . rel v alat ail e li d dis tstssss un :ry ted Aleo 4g . ... . the /measure ef . the crowd, th. re arepartially she stain harriers so ehecaft All these arrangoliftare admire* c alculated tO Weave the w-mir. - as eh" as the commodious, access of the poW Hatay ascended this staircase, a small ante. i is passed. through; it likewise is hung roved with This leads to a long gallery, calleJ the Chapel 61 - '. +initially dor ker.ed and dewiest& .At ever) three or fuer yards there is a silvered sconce . so bold two *silliest& The ante-room as well as this long gOtlirt 'Voce peoftwely mowed with manes, banaets, etc. Having passed through the Long or Chapel Gallery. the...roous it meted, in which the Royal Bid/ lie, in state; it is known by the name of the Old Ball-soots, And StipshMshe three new Grand Rooms. There is tem perm framewor k round the room, the whole of which is, of course, covered with black. There are four or fire rows of silvered sconces, and severalenilitary banners:— The canopy, under which the body hie, is of a superb ippearance.-sintilar to that in the House of Larils,'l6 WI the reception of the whole being festooned with black. The Platform on which the coast lies is oboe' two feet high,The most solemn effect is produced by thearrangef must of the lights, the canopy, ke. After leaving this room, the company' pass dohs a distinct staircase. lead , . rag demi into the Park. by Marlborough-house wall. . ; Flstsuas ate admitted by tickets from 10 to 11111 1 11i'l (kiosk, and at the latter hoer *voile isipaaapall.a. abripartaittal to eater. The hove pm Vat imia,is, lats r. Wet& -i lighted. and silver "vac's, bearing was reurTy - - E. placed along the wall. A chief mourn r Is Atomml It the bead. and a supporter sits on his right slot l 'Phi lo five grenadiers stand ou each side the Odiamiollitig es the hott•ead of their soushets. i : laireopihrol. eta. Curet Islet we attend in St. Cwerges Via. ea Satmlay, sake the dinettes of the ileb mu. I A ' heintaing sinacits. te ut th: reateßg el Life irs Overlo, the ocessiou etetheed o the m the ,ile; 4" atempeeed fet the Stagehr Aleseetier. rasa ate she reiteetdng wide their "Wotan to te be mewed in care they &NIS be ropier& . OVVICIAL. enanseintat. YAM f!heit Warta ST Oaallit Of UM 'Mt 11111.11111 •1 Stabile Me Rayed Apetteemos* Be7.lamasto Palm% irate Thuarsitty aoseekkg, the ISM instant. uwallater• lbw satewiag the 206. The Palk will Le adutiteed bore It natal 4. o'clock ariallersday sad Friday. Oa Saturday lamrsiag, at adibtsrMoek pnrcieely, the restaiss of bat late - 11ayal . ileas will ba awasoved foam St. Jaawes Palatwomumast by a *testament of Cavalry, in the - +ft et We rowdier: st at the Two as& NUN et th es footorith etlis.late . ilin;Yall Highsteso. Aliksiabss Coi Arun b l, Pelf HOnfe i l ellilple Vr!' llii-v.. , . v f bi, 1", armour e1;v443 sio isw A = d . • 0214e1e of hes tate ggeo also g. Cam, Atoine by pis tionse.wetwaiglis the Mo.. suns of hiside'Rogat aloinees. • • A Neandisi Ciaaeb, drawn Wile Hases.entssyloglbe Arta& Camp Oils lase Rotallrailteme. A Sesening MIA' thelehhf alla nom% te0.4110. 2 1111r • of is Me Royal Highness , awl tie Ambient te Geste/ in/ limner Masser fiedisliti • • ':-.. ... 1 . A Wank* Deadsolisorn by ai hersee.emetopliedie OestertA the dlearternsadir fieepeol. sod Mein, The Si.., pelebil.ef hi I* . ileyeliliglsoesa. &awn* si4 horsit. Clateeseleoz - Lk. of Army with the Comet of his, led c" oViti Higbaessouesslal by ow* Gestimen Ushers to she Raf , as supporters' si Jo 1 stures4 Tllll ; l4:22 , am, 21 ill a, a v 0 1.1 -- hp lloyd wil aiglieses Ann', and a il.3 c , .". r . T; .d zv b rx t-ab vt ,..o 1 ., . :r . t• amilievaatitrisriMaitistiOut al eAturievat :liiiihm;" vie ~.. 1111.1111 S MOM iNe OINK MO 8,4100414 , mine reel& Mien el; : IleSilillib eilllf•Pel. ... . /.. ,• , Dean . • -*. At tbe antrance et the Chesil Ow Ja and Preisttl.., aiiiiiii. attended by the Chat, will receive the Body, and Mau fain ininediately before the Officio emery— `ill; the 'Sateen i wed the Precession timing been timed, eieltbeiag - haired .by :the. Grenadiers of the A Glued% madthelteletitegintetit of Horse Guards, febelbiltii tearing a thinbeati) will metre dnen 111 siikiljkl up the atm into the choir, in dee :Windier. • - _, .. . 24410 .4.. . Vigil Pewit/. , A , ties el Kie. - .. tweed Wino Rowe Webne ts, INlWiorni his lei Reed Hid Aprieeery so Illstato ; . . . . to labs late. Royal Highoess. ' Royal Highness. • _.. l'hysidene tst.bis late layel Highness. . • The Cotpotodon . of tbolideliagh of Windom • - The Carew 4 "Whei. " The Vient of Maim • t.7sl pasies t i ai rse lf al. !iyal Highness. o the Army. Seereteries obi We Royal Higbee's. Equerries todteßoyal Family'. rammed. /deities AdfaisesesseraL - -•-eda beelloisty. . • t•C' ~~: . . : MO 1- la; .:!stsei MO, ) i f • • - • Kee } d at the Vein Ptiti Jude Marshal oi bi• AS The Cbief ..; Lord C. The Lord Chief lustiest of the Cagnnion Pins. ' The irtce•Citancelior. The Master of the Belk. The lied Chief Ander of the King's Bowls. ' The Pommter-Getietal to the Forces. ' Lords of the Bedchamber to his Jelajesti. 'the Sccretsry at War. 'The Bishorof f..lsoddr. The Bishop of The Hmhop of Resew. The Wool) at astiabbry. • Lincokt. The Up. of Winchester. 1 Chasseoner elide Order The Bishop iii Prelate id the Oriel of el the Getter. Landes. the - Garter. - Heralds. The Tifislattiolflinite of Hanover. • ; I The Arehhlskep of York. :Iferearchhtsbop of Goiania", Norm? Klieg of Afi 1111. s tl Captain ethos Yeomen Laptabsid the land of Giatig Guard. gleams Pensioner& ii i Master el the Horse to Ids Grown of the Stein to **f. • Mai•af• 'lll4 Lord Steward of his klajeuy's Household, Attended by this Deputy ComptioNer of his Majesty's Hoessho' Choir el Windsor. Prebendasirs el- 'Window. The Dean of Windsor.s*, The Deaner a Albany, . Tho Senors lIT the White a hone by a . of Hanevec. fiscal itg o a &One. hp 'the Army. Colsoot lo the Aiinry. THE BATON '0 • • The Slaw of 4 of hi' tat . 0. -7 . 41 moues; ii: 311 e Ifannitt i the gams- ;s "- S. fdleOlhite Roe I and Fettwisek as Field %fantod, o a be ,„ by a , A A bar= upon a Mark travet r . I. eanisei tlenw W ia,ol % "' I " la the I 2 by Fle Cu ld siii hranh i. al the 4 o r , An "' - • Ann Y* t 2 hail Harcourt. G.C.B. e VI; • --- . • 1. THE CORONET a . Th e Bonner of 4 s g Time ahem eof sheerest et his , 51 „, hi late Royal Highness, '4. ,ishe Awns el lasi „We Royal g. - home open a :, a la gi t= ria IlligheleinJornel'. .5 %eh Velvet Crake, ri Hi r lby a Colonel iij 2 . hy clavkielpt 45 b y a rattled 'b the Away. 0 King at Arms. In the Army. • • ?MR EARL DiAßtiliAL 01/ MALMO. A . 1 A Goldman The Viet The Lord i Chautbahlis • Usher of the Chamberlain of Chamberlain Wm. t the . privy akainher his Majesry's of his Mojesty's . Pan Clemnbet to his Majesty. Household. IlattieboM.. . *Ass ShioSty .l . ._ e - . 1 1o • THE BODY, . . g.k • .. . 4 -. ...e. i.) Coveted with a Bleat Velvet Pall, •••• ..t,l P• . I I adorned with i Eight Esaitcheotti of the Anus t 4,4 a 1 . ,- COT ma rat: ' h I ROYAL HIOHNRSS, I • s 0 Ten Yo of ' ' V" 4 2 5 T *g c Cartiod by lemon of the Gandi t. •11 under a Canopy of 131ack Velvet. "11 -.. • • .A_ Carter Principal King of '. Anne. )14011tur. The Chief Monroe. His Royal Highness the Dube of Omnill, - 1 # 111111&'' A in a liter black cloalowith the Soll defer} Order of the Garter einbtohlered then sue. 6 : 4: 4 '' Thlo-boarers-Volo i• Eight Jitib, Assietaots to th l ! ir at i" Mootoso. Prism of the Mood Rept. ' le big bleak doh, with the Star of the of tite Go ,irsitheatt deems, the traits of each Ipso Vy 910,111141111 do voiledee hosseholdie of *Giglio/if litheteem ~i L:_ _ . • relay tossemacs, aosi °dims Irbil • medals desire to Wesel. . . Gentlemen ta11... . • • Gendewder Petedowers,with their lees wend. •• Yeomen ofina shwa, with their partite,* remind._ Upon arrival wields tee Chair, the Redfern lot plbeeel ism, aced theCuream, Buie, awl Oadeimitedi bit hid oh the Vie. r The Chid Monroe: viii sit ores a.tr . vet thileind fleet Curpsi end tbo lipporterems each aide. The Primes of the Seed • • bmemaml sew the Chief Mourom. • ilia Chaemberiain diets hiapesty'a Hooseheld vii Mem his Ili. as Iltfeet of the Corpse, meddle Ssipporterie eif the P 41,, nod off She Cenitery, win arrange thernastiees on each side of timiksdp. '• • The post et the Service before the' toternines. and the • baksg•perfonssed• the Body tttS fse *mined r the Royal Elbe &Ado !wing conebsded, Sir Gongs Wayiet, Garter • • s gleil l ei sion sillpreneonce near tbegreve the styles r 100 ; deer which, the Nobility and ashen • die will retire. • 111.-eeThp:l4osaw. Activate& Orden, who attend %.•—• silifipmy their respective and stars; asi t di* Oa* still p .to their stalls. -1 • . •1118011TON.--ADDRESII oR CONDOLIMOB TO HIS MAJESTY. limaigday, a nimeress and highly respectable Meeting sit • glogglyy,gontry,,Siogry, and Inhabitants of **Meek was, • T. Waxer, Req. High Comedies fo CIA, ter the purpose of leaning liesolutiods and' an Addrseme. premlve of theirleelinp on the Death of his Royal Hit . b u t t e l Test. Sir a Scott, in .‘very imptaabeerSpeeei,teemedi am Address. The first repolueots was then read, end pawed Mil. einsonsly, when the following* Gentlemen were appoint* to preen pare the .Address, viz. the Rev. Vicar, Sir David 'Been, Bea Ray. T. Scott, Fir. Eliot, and Mr. Biler, who, after hating h. died into an adjoining room for a short period, returned end po► sestet the following Address, which mem et the re Imitel vidieed the Meeting: lisisdopilio.That the Inhabitants of Beighton, holing ittipiy iii Mee FibrilieNt Gracious Majesty.and the country Beres stained by er a ttkot bir,Rexat Hithnese the Duke of Task, de sincerely c Wide his Majesty on the melancholy occasion. the Addles, of CoWolence now read be ep; tZSeby'the meeting, and after hawing been agree; asp tie onstable.on behalf dike town, that It istransmitted by NM endue Secretary of Stamforthe Home Departnient: • . - . • ADDRESS. Mparoinsitasa TO hissas*r, mil; ysur lifeldstir's most dutiful and loyal subjects. the tfolft Magistrates, Clergy, and Inhabitants of firightbelenstooe, beg to lay at your Majesty's feet, the dutiful expression of our knee on the l amented decease of his Royal Hirihness the York; by which your Majesty has sustained the lose of a affectionate Brother; the country one of Its brightest ortsameam . niostfraidded adherents, to the principles of the British • • iu Cbmdi and State. Rmielleili--That the Thanks of this Fleeting be Rives Nes tr I lith Conneable„ for the reedy acquiescence in calling tail and foe Ili Conduct in the Chair. Dye thee given to the High Constable to traelimit ebet= 6l l% e e Secretary et-State, and )Ir. West inaneedietair set ell 55 WO!. Ate Wt purpose. GLASGOW. ,0, fling for the late Duke of York commenced • bespl i tikatai. It was, and it continues- to be. tomb rnseral. In no. pat of the British Em?i , • of his Royal Highness more restated MANCH INTEL . • • • A••patblic 'nseelinitwal held oa Weslaco' • Cho Addresi of Condolence to his Make of the Doti of XOl k. • t'~'• 3 --."- • •••••••••••••••.., ~, ~. ; ad - et the E.st or die lelkartal s „ - hrr Warrassai, tar aid SIN. • •reade Ira► contirterrably roving ed•ii. t *likith it wa. preoi.ab 10 ita intr. -. India o 1 French silks at the radoced dm) .. was Ilidspiremp ire Dim = "l"t e.overat ilinid. Cligina Hospital. CbsarterstasterAliitiel. ,~ . r- :/' ~ ait oll°' - • .1