Star. — London, England, 1820-01-31 00:00:00

-••• a • , s , , , . • • -.- • • - -- - • .. _ . .. , • e . ••.- . • • _ - .." . , if•el ',• v . • ..4 ' 1%.. •... ' - • foe • 1 , `.. • a ,- . ' - ' . . . • ....-..--. - ''-•- r' ' • •••• '- " lira Mayo% la a Sega enith. . • •.' - l '''' . ' ,I' . •t+f►. .• . • fig. •- . . ... ' • ",,i - ,ls,;'l.!aretlor.ia , i,kiiitiOsNcE. • . . . /41 a few weeks, one of *the most afflicting domestic azaisawas: : , , • • • -.,: 7i . .-, , s*.r.-P. . • calamities he had ever experienced, bowed him to Sr Willem anti' • • IC in" ' El " ' ':• *i I " le * A t 41114/ W i t ha" imea recav ' 14 -11 : 4 4: 1 1', • ' gi nt itate** Baltdes C oa liabla tbe ? la m Deastolles afixt tim . bot alain e st os h ileini Atkin.; 111144)1. aa 1 • '3 ' r inal....usigiiirliaus the dust. The anguish of the father' was too great 4 lr ir J°o4 z mier , ' t •ll'-''''l s '. • •• ••,: n le woeseasups .. -one Aliltdiir Ike bib* litt.bat • ' ' 4 • • 4,4110111,01.113.4 ea doe lee hoary, eneepting ?o n o f -• John Perna/ .• i. , rm-. - C . a P I T' E l i' , /i;Tr A ' • redder for a wounded spirit to bear; in his mental suffering . Fa et tat w oo kidi ta anind Jiat. he .- 01 WIrid reber N da .N ; 7 40k .- 7e Tti o : L d ey si W st ellin ikatin.gkog .. . Sir James Shaw ' ' ' ! .. 1..,A. CO:, Eel. •• • 4 'Chi .. . ~. .frilmma". : na- P art °Cr kwi. • ~ • tr, ~ • •- I .' - *II • ' his'reasen forsook hitn-and it never returned. George Scholey, Esq. .: w `'• J. TAlterp, Bag. , , ' : . a liptigag t A . Illea luio nlag ist , cirtaideA liaimay Ink -, . y ,, , ,off for Co Lono wes sov. the Lord szned Os th :li N ngw octoa ood. p f ac ro a t t fele for utra th; arn ost all • -• , •. . • . • • t a d, - ,sts7s7 , (7s.• .7 -,,..., . The present age has not done justice to the King's • Samuel Birch, Evi stirci miaow* . ' 1t iv446:2 7 .1. "' zs l'. !.- , ~_. .. : ... a . iDio istoosias: • _ abilities. His conversation in public was sometimes 1114 . • . • Illasehleates of tiallsbari . . . . The ReeoTd.r4 '; r .. . . ~. 1 * ''. . . ~''' mem to ti t : kiln lettent jest fear • Patti For the Island.; iod Lady ~ • light ar.d superficial ; but he often had a purpose in . . .. .r The two Shelia. •: i ' '•!.. • ; *: . "11.34 : MOM lik • • - sr •s ki s' - • P d 41134 _''. •- ' Potatoure Jest. 59.-Wbid N Arrived the Mare, such dialogue, and as often entered into it to relieve . The Clulallsadidn. • • --s • •.: • alisalgoed. lk. ....;„' . ' ~,4 -. - t i, .et:itat_ •iienT ad* . " ••• St. Micharte for London . Sa il ed 4 me; Hermes : himself from the weight of superior thoughts. The • . .. • .4.11. . A - Tows Oat '' . - : --: PI die • ' I. " 1• • • - 19edis- Oa Osesa44l,sectry, Fritedskip, and Henry ltraiarna OrLoudon: i King taking exercise and amusing himself with those . ' Troop of Life Guards. . • --m e ' .th a Mail from Cuxhaven. . 'We leum by bey, that an Sunday tl, .. .. : th o y sso ro . . ~., **lke de &eel , Rumex, Jammer soy - wed the Lady Nepean par.ket, about him, and the King in the Cabinet, were two • The Prodamadon. was next read ar r ." e end ': .' . dies • Perdass efr E~atiei. . . ;•• • ‘,.. *it . •• hie bed began to disperse, and that there were 'about 130 different men. In the discussion of public affair% Wood -street, CheaPside; and , ' lastly. ac ' thelt ••• - k lic litiii *et ' • • lying there. Sailed the Princess Charlene pocket fee Hei- nen _ . . ~ - ':•• and Likelier packet, for Cuxhame, both with Mills. • i • he was astonishingly fluent and acute • ;. and hi 'change, • with 'the usual solemnities . _ . - imago is pork.. .. ‘to , . . a 4 15 1100 55 •' • --1 Damn; Santa. M.-Passed this port.the Dutch ship loam " • habits of business enabled him to refer with ease to • The crowd of spectators during the whole pro 7 . • .. •', .ra jea' • h - *to • ' •• Jamas% frets Batavia. Oa the nth instant, the brig 7 .f the important ceremony was immense, .and • .; "" ' *eels: 'by . . 'i . ih.liselst _ blite . ,, fee= Malta to London , wee wrecked at Boulogne. • the bearings of every subject.. His successive Mi. ited• everywhere the most unfeigned ... •. - • ...,. i . .Ara w ow l a s hos , . 1 1,060,4 01 . 6 . t o 6, e . ItiseAss; JAM 29.;-Th. Caledonia, Roomes, front Calcutta nisters have each borne testimony to the dignity o - esseabliese. . Tiosork, • sie....a . 'a ti . .; Leadaa, heel* an anchor, and sailed. aids fie the' River. .f loyal devotion to their new Sovereign ! : A•e; .,..; • • -.),.• .. de . •., .. , ~7. _ . . 1 . gi oottomow , j amapti . 3o ,_ip tad w. . s . w , Arrive4 e his manners, as well as the readiness Of his address , . the Nobility and othar,persons of diMiledos 2 , i t o i iit . 4 • . : .., ooltir .. . • y the Ajax, Ccame, freen London, foe Madras aed li v en- when • he put on the character of Sovereign. Nothing by, the Loyal Brim. Rosa,' from New Bruns- ' ..s, • : -I which was submitted to him was passed 'over with owed•in the train of the Pr cession ... - sardebosd ... ~ ' ' ,ii. "; Bal . . 1 isk, tor Lestea. Passed down Channel. the Mercury, Gen. .' indifference or haste. Every paper which* c.. - .. •• . do IQ" ' • • * 'Mi ' Wasik • ' ; Egan*, Giturren •• aisl Greenwich,' iimsurrr ; from .• . • , • • . ' the Smith Sese.l..Salled, the Mr 41. Osborne trans- under his eye contained marks of his observation * l'AgralVirn .. . -. i M'edra•lia b ededilha licsii=tai- ' . - for Deptford. On the 19th Instant, in lat. 4S. 3. N. tong. ' •• • , ~ . - . . . .14._ IV, the Loyal Briton, fell in with a part of a wreck, -, 3 4. and the notes, which he almost invariably insert -. We hate t!te beit'ltikhoeitY for stating, that . -.. . •'... •. 41 -• . 1 * ' 114 ‘, 4 " 4 .~:. . 1 ;,' 11 * •. . • .... • k toy _ . a etteetity .of timber.-Arrived to-day, the Trident, ',.., in the margin, were remarkable as well for the stro • . :Oes tu5.444 air intakfia, Itt*' . to • of diariv • ,..2". - o men to r ob e .; m ost -• • • i .. 7.4 • from Jamaica, out nine weeka,, leaky ; Aely, Blow- ...!: • . - - .• - London for Genoa and Leghorn.; and Cedes, Lc , t 4 sense, as the pithiness of their character. - .• - .' iliatiseatti but that it : , , Will. eltiisee • .., ~i r • • ihn .I;tonSe-01 . tia•kanlita "I n- - • '•''' ~L , ,,,, .irn - • f• g .1. , The King was cot a great reader: indeed, . - ••• eist to-day, on the 15th'itsf . `mar :, •. - - - sense InadiScitlius it shmpfr . .• ..- . , , -- 7 -- - • scarcely ever took up a hook; but he hada ....- : - lab . • . •-i. -...• • , .!' .1 J--,.....:4 1 .' .• breessibility, ate VileeNelti •''•• • 1 1 • ••• rini 4RMt tact in obtaining information, and employed perso. yet passed. '. 1 , ..,... ' -.... •- • _ • , Oa ao Welly enjoyed." . ..• 4- ~;t : i.r. ,••..,' ' 3 of ability to read books, and convey to him th ' ' The Bill, understood tobe atitilittOrtOry de '•• , •• - •:,- • ' .1 1 0 51 4; the above , wa. - SOLITARY PROMOTIONS. substance. • . • 'on, 'which Was to have boeu Introduced by • • - . . •-• • a fr i end at G ibraltar; wAR-o7SICE, JANUARY 28, 1820. , Aim,* - ; • Itsillielat of Light Dragmair-i-Lientenant Hamond Alpe ' The temperance of his late Majesty's life has • • WAitans respecting the Pamela of WAlza , ea ' **; _t . i n , g.• - w p a ii k. l' e ug . t . , . ' alio kn i t Ciwishi cerait l am a Tr t eetr owasuesd pucchose et viee e. be W. Lku righ t t, enia wh t :, r b; • . come almost proverbial . He rose in summer . 17th of next Mouth, will now relulierOiljelt• .. , , .1. tip.miak Tuskor* - • :=,•4l(st Alps : timer Ttigge Hooker, Gan. to be winter before six o'clock. He would take a sligh It is expected that the Queen' will imasediate • .. 7 .'7 i , - .M . • , •,.-•• . • - , ' , • Isy.perehass, vise Townehead. 77'", • • - ..o t ..." 46 . ii „ r „,,.. a ..... ..., ...L.• eh Disto-- Captain the Hon. liereeyP 4 ris a Tr de se r , on vice on m ere il lyn r: ~, breakfast at eight, and dine off the plainest joint • ea hearing of the demise of the bite 'Gig, , setae .. one. He retired early to rest, after passing the ey. ' England ;at least this is thought extremely pubs ,„•• g am & s i ne & b c * ss ' aulliuklik ir i ch :8•0 00 adoe :7 1 - l a : , tr e t a ta ges. vicit.. aa ail , eaasio, ,_„, . _.4 j ag w i t h hi s f am il y , generally amuse( ' w ith music ble by her friends, from the well•km . yern firm • • ye ll ers, b y an i ncorrecc i on wh i c hsi c b e a m wk . •:,•• • Regiment of Foot tnaree-captain Richard Henry Wigs. ' ton robe Capmfa of a Oseipamy and Lieuteaant-Colonel by of which he was passionately food, and in which - and decision of her character. Th e Constitu:. the s out h ern p rov i nces. of s p i n , w a im en d o d ~ ' p u rchase, Tice riestwart, : seJlo retires; Lieetenant the AM. • • manifested a most correct taste. The King'sagricul ' - vests her, as Queen, with gnat independent fit • ... ~ a ye proceeded hence f os , c ad i ara ild ieise ~, . George Amon to be learnsut sod Captains by purchase, . ,•' eke' Wigstea ; Geer/emit Ceder George Dixon, from the rural pursuitsVer as Burke ' has justly said, 11 , -•‘• • . and die Public haven . rigid ! now that she : Spain an d p ram f or England, DMZ his Es,.- -; Royal .111Mtary callege,, dp be Resign and Lieu by in his amusements he was a patriot,") contributed t • n that idipaeity, to ' expect ... her presence in . ~; ..., _ - Do n considers it inero d iant,. ..we •• • Pus pet chase o- ivice lleeeet Ani° l ll ll;or - elliMs . • Milner, from lath Light the strength of his constitution. . ountry.,* The g rounds °pea which it is alleged • . . ... . _ - . . ten tO take that rout Aide - : - ,• • ' Theireeeeree• be Caet* or * CoolEsay, vies De Mentase. . r • The habitual piety of his late Majesty was alwa Bill Abided to was to proceed ate, the itlarlted . f . : mires,. The su ba ges Hied me i st ai,.. f li ii i „- • Fe eel', subs "'admir. • Dluss•APlejat Rebet•MOSee • Sown, fressibe isititsy the most striking part of his character. Those wh . On . the Duke of Illtenireteit'S Executors, . as f uss; ~ . , , t ' - r - '. - bath Feet, te be Mapw, vise Theses Bock, wise ezeimages; have been with him at his morning devotions at th -••-: raiscOndikt . We need not add, since ME • : .. h' 3...... •l ks blown fors long t ime • ' lamiawaat •""""" Lord Biallbellealwiaebe bat try 54 Foot ~4118,68• auerikte be SAvoisseit, vies Thomas hers, wics.esehanges. private Chapel at Windsor, will never forget the' • • have COW?. to th is Lamp that Cartels Wier - • .. , eb ' • •••■iiriiii' in glassy (lithe '.• • - • Ditsis4Aseteeset 'Wiliam M.Lean te be Captain of 97‘Tr..•••• your of his responses during the service. This . eon '• . e Won obtained . Oat Of bar MAJBSTT's pellsessi •' . Isp eu4stiopt - little surprise here, when.is was . Osespaey, by pirehme, rite Maley, who retires. ..........-.....-1... • nesiont et.Feess..-Captais Therms Deciams Freshly*, stant sense of religion doubtless contributed to • - • Ilse an y stationed is Andalusia, &sisal • cas h Feels es be Captain a a Camay, Tics 'll - '• e very ClitiOUS ptedicameit in Which's* - • •, • • ••, .. .. • . • invariable fi rmness and serenity of his mind.. Wh -. whs.:doos •• - . -person is placed by ihe event of tbe late Klog I '. • ' America, to act actwa ' th ° lade r iad - ' . lasse-F-Maiavaw rawer, Com to be Rants, by perehme, one of the young Princes was hourly expected • - i•- - . tel . by a popular Otlonel, had proceeded to tak Irtot cliiotss*, wane - th, calls upon us to publish the: two somposn - • Ditco--Liresmt r ia r t l rose r hae as' "It" &se. . die, the Kin g was sitting on a Sunday, reading , • i • -• of Cadiz, and ,to restore the Coastitu . • .. .trite R e g ina* le he aillis re,i Itiehssd 4ase L fros t ,, bas py, • •• . , . and which we are assured moronism • Sermon to his family. An attendant came •in w • • . .' the Canes -- ors at any 0, to 'put- an end to • - seminars% mossy the affa.... . -' -"'" EICTE.ACT irEOll A Lit Tree Vag* Mit ROTA& RIG .--,.,. the tidings of the child's death. The King exchang •• . . resent tyranny. This was the ink intdligence - liteaa4malataat nes " Dad " Int se lli b a . NEES TEE PEISIMSS OP WALSE I VATED mansatu. • • . . pay.** Fee ferry, to be Lisatesant, - a look with him, signifying he understood his cb .• • . . " : :: e t koce .tbat tim - et , the man w• which lox this f ig., . auts w widieut iminsliegl. 'wsuath radois4 ur ei ort irks is vlng atu ar tbs pisid‘ awssatint, duretace. mission, and then proceeded with his reading till i • " Dur ing Gem, to be - Sop... DESEsessR - 116, 1819. . - • - the ix. years of any loavebeenee . • was finished. . • was stopped at Chiclana, and tad ea . R est tato FPralie Blelcio tees . 29111 - • y dear Old Inland, I can assure you k boa • -f: -- lndia. Itangen,li beiliptilsef a ' *Janne elO/1!••• • - 10th with . 0 Paper, signed Jose AugelsYltorms , CET •. first real happy moment I. feltdsiving - .• ~,._ ~,,._. ' ~,_ - ACCESSION OF GEORGE THE ', h„ sat i s fi rtors . i n f ormat i on respeet i ng t h e f . .., • , ': Y u lie_ _ _. 145114 lag trOOpf :110, OE,Upriatibs, city . • 1 Ditte-•-• ama Frederish Follett, fr op ta i r my 9?th A• _ , Fernandes eio not allow ant conamon i ce s si ni • • awes lobe laltotooaot, vice Iberia who es. FOURTH.: • • f the people of-En Lad towards me. It has - ' secii*E*lllollllol. . . weenClsidankami Cadie.-147bitiese 7: ,•• • Vyal i Vsterae Bestaßela"-Paloataant Than* 511•O' . • e most gratifyinrowammnitation to a3* Mind, .• • The Proclamation of the Accession of his Royal Veteran Bassallablocaree_ • ,Abs t iostoe Gawky, , Pin' . trust to liTeaven, Ulla ever continue to d•• - •• "' Glacial- • ,_°: ..L _ D t ß u l i el s ..: 2 th _ r koaga lon sis tit . '•- 7 - hal " ii i bt Dra ." 684. " be tal° l2l6l !. g /item . MAJESTY, GEORGE the FOURTH, would have tak . heir good opinion. My traducers and enemies ' ' r ..-. ... i t l e =" 111 " wr " et ', I " 0" '. ' ' frees the yea R•yal %sari" Valiai, to be Captain els place yesterday, but the SOth of January, being the- England have again held swat inquisition at Mi •'• - '"y 1 " ""`"'""r F eria vi r e ° Par" i° th - Conipany,me. Csoursakt, whom oppsiatirmo eget ales Anniversary of the Martyrdom of Commas L whi . through the means of ___!__ _l, i cited tEOOI4, on condition of thoir.inwseftate - &us; •lsonensat warour Spalding, horn the late 44. lipyal spies and many ma stirs • • Veterea Metall" se be Lintenaproice 41.•• is observed by Statute as a Solemn Fast in the r d. - who have been sent from the house for bad conduct '• t° 21 : 19 / 4 "! . Tili % it "' lid a PP eer, bad b - Pellialeeta ha me tale Placa) Boal/o Jorro:larfroal - of the Church Service, the ceremony was d--- • . A Mr. C-, Mr . p_ •, . a Colonel 13__, . an d ' 'Ede effect, for we have since .learm• that the burn; ~dio W. 4th Royal Veteran Bettslies, to be Ensign, vice Par-. 6 wham. appointment has not mks% Owe; Lieutennt till this day, at noon. - • d 8......, have been making all mitts of ... •• ' .- ' 6 r' l 7 l ' .04'4 seen after the insurrection , Sinks Doug* Neeiles Ws be Misuse; eise.Raehar, whet The Proclamation was first made, by the Of is - ,to my . private conduct. My legal advisors WO .ragialeata from Madrid , and 1114 the- gates ' . aPrint7.7t bar are Piece* • z were opened to them am the .Bth inst. 1... -; h oor a h , R. deli i "m h o the such F eet . to be teran itibets q uarto t ot o kilf :- at-Arms, in front of Carlton-House, in presence • ••• armed of this in April ISst, and I should have „_, the O ffi cers of State, and a great number of the N• • Loudon at that period , - bad I not been , ..' COlll4 act be otherwise, foe . the Insurgent trop vice Hay, whoa, t hat nut taken place. m i l di Rola yawn Rebert ' Deana,. from the bility and Privy Conacillors-all on foot. • • • vised, it being the wish' of my legal advisers • • •• - '' ', • t •P- 11 ° )392 end * g animp Cilliaigetia- law act Itelet Valleinaeillets la **AM vies Daisies. - A vast crowd of spectators were also present, wh. .. ey should first see me inFrance. I came to Ly • ' ' ' Mtn- , - . . wino,* appoint..O N sitimme A pse . • greeted the Proclamation with repeated shouts a or that purpose, and after waiting anxiously - ... • Royal Valais SiElliat hasph Piggott, from "We receiva our butt news by a vessel . the nth i hri c i r ehmoineeedbeile he kieatenant, vice Spald. ~ Long live Sato Gmpoz the FoultTn r - 'iral for some weeks, I found tjsey calloillet U 2 : , ' • in *3 . l .. ,f twa adia , lut . ,_ ai g h _t The ship s ' ' hg , whs.. a ! L P. 6.°l ha ' 'et tak e n 014 , .. As the Proclamation was made, a royal salute . • nab. The air being too cod for my health, L• . - wet, W . 6.6.9 "b y the "41" , Captain - o f ' - • beg,spket.Amlspiats us, theF:ess . -4- - art, but by one weft appointed by the Insurgen • , Thomas Tema, and William Rends; M.D. kalf- P aY• fired by the Park and Tower guns, and the Roy . resolution of • fining Mi winter reideate at if ' ..........., • aussolOaush. • • . ' • Standard was hoisted at St. Martin's Church,. - . nre -• ry where I have bestiitwo months, aad ex . - - . . 0.._•, Thy Breve Cmataission of . Ma' Cheeks Game Nap#E, ~.. _ • Tower, &c. --,:. o see my legal advisersc bat I have bees-again •"...' . . I ` . ,r ic r l d er iis • li : im 4i pott - ,4.lini an • i ved matter ti ff uso M es °tain wno gr.t it i teso . `.. - 14 " 1 ,,, nr .ArtinaT aleitiose *Ale nasasi beea at Linitenise antedated te l a til i t „i ca ear ie l ia l asoomea, k . -eu• ' * The Officers at Arms thei mounted on hirselsack - ppointed, and Heaves knows , whey they wilite a - ' . •'• - * 11•. r . .- • pride. are tipsy John WEllon. .• •• .. • • • - .• •ce ittiaints this day. . and proceeded in the following order to Charing -• • meet me. I have loin matl3,alanned.about- •. • .•.. • • ••-• • • • sigaed by die Lord Liestema et th e Cush- of . Farriers of the Horse Grenadier Guards, with axes erect- •• . relating to ear 'ever-beloved .nosi lam ". t i . Beadles at M. Martha's Parish. - • ••• ._ Tint Patmi.l.-This day is a close oliday at • ~ c ar i ti , g oi . to b e D o p ey u nitsuau L - • . 1 • I. ing S De:llth ; 11; on the event Of as.pffitij hap ~. . I Ezekin • no d t h e ti n ir, •notur i t h stu a d ;„ Westmorland Ye awry Cavalry-The How lienerelecillAw• get' at . . Coastables. • ng to cm' revered Monarch, 'I put ear. y trust ' • . . - time in liii Majet-Comatandaist ;- Rdward Williams Here/. ' . '. High BOW ef Westminster. • -e generosity of theGteat Nation inpeofect me f • ' kb+ °trim camber of the members o f the Sac ' • . Matthew "dal's' ma "a . lieaderma, Myra to be Cap- 't. High Constable a Westmiester. h e an d s of my enemies . ...I hay*. .the pleasure .. I change assembled on 'Change, and an imams' - .sak.a•-k f.swae TtgetiteC k . Ist Jell° Hill, c'eete• fe'. to Lies- ..' ephensm, Gent. to emornet. Tram of Horse Grenadier Guards.. c nforrn . yon. that all siv sleets in England .._2IIA A , ... .of bushlesi hat - been done. Comas left 'if . . ~ ..i. „ •-: tusbi t ,Bsem Acent's ad Regimen-et Cheshire Toro Knight Marshals' alms: , , '. Ye been paid. • . (si r ) ~.-••,..... - • •... .T r at wig for the Acconakfleat this smonah t ,• . "man s 7 CIWIII N, al / 4 7, : g c!1 the 1414 l ' fr un n n u n si• the Keigkt Mimi& " CAROL! Prete. UT Wake - s ' '- • - CbeiterCessisty . ,' -.-• • "• ' • . - - •- -itrOunslUito at GT% W I , and aipatred • Knight Marshal's Men. • '•. - OT PROM A LITTER VEOII . stia' Iota& usebe 4= Reersia, 41i' V el rke ll e raii Flr bt i " ;-t° icuta Household Drums... --2. lb one . o ' clock T ' NESS illt eItINCUS OT "'ALES, RATIO) • • ' . hool°7--- •. - 'the- were at 67 i.i• ••• .inarre; Rilas4llltlYre, - ' • 1=1,1141. - ite be ~ • : , Kettle . Drums and Trusapats• . TIE 6Ta JArLIART, 1820. - 3. . , , Peradvants u Arms. " I shOuld not have taken up my pen so soon t • Yesterday a Funeral Anthem was perforard. L.._ jo, that s ta s staabha s own , or y amaary ob . ' estmilitste! Abbey, by the Gendemen lselo22llDl ; :4 1 irt.ilq the Viee-Lielatessio 4 1 * (1 • 64 4 et . et#' Kg eg _m_gruss, supported by two Sergeams.et-Arms, with • able you, if I had, not rw.4vell this morning ' Chow, in consequence of. the 'assented death • • ildellOin. east Beers. .Peel. Gram to be leelsee- Maces. , otter from Paris, fronireparticular friend, ' w hi . - .' late Royal Highness , the- Mike of .. 10M* .: ;Pra4 . 2lithrt -3 1 "1 , gaga in .t.a.csgail; Herald, with the Proclamation. - omraunication stated to Me , that the English Am . ROttle Delon* and Trumpets. • • •- - mentioned the impossilsility of his fay'. hich a' Tory impressive sermon we* . , ; .._. . • ~ . • • Troop of - Horse. Glares. , , " •• e due respect, and assured my-friend that the , . "filly. W. F. Blumzsau, one of the- -, . . ~,,5, .....0 114. - 14ARILIT . t, 114. A. itIC-1 , 4 1 ‘ 1 4 JANUARY el. At Charing-Cross Proclamation was again mad eminent at,Paris, he feared , would make My • ..,. ' . the Abbey, and Chaplain to the Pas • ' tip - 1 , 4 " • '' .l6 arhet was well supplied w i th Wheat to-day- est. Essex, andlitiffolk, yet fine runs from . a sadmirabllt caesium was pro .'• 5 •.`• _ • :-: . - • there far frost ; agreea bl e , and my • once .. p_h . .friend• and hailed, as before, with :most loyal acc.lSraa nod me not to visit l al IS under sac circumstan - ar um , o f the l amen t e d c l e a ne d. 4• - , .• -•. ' i ' •er County sold from Is. to 2s. per carter ~, i.uag with black, and the Very Rev4iin• , • . -*. , than s oU this day Week. Fine Makin t alley dens froth - the assembled multitude. - - I never had any wish to visit that metropolis,. but other Clergy appeared in deup .• -,.... . .2.. leat her ii more freely, and picked samples may lit Thu Procession then moved on to Temple-Bar, . • . wire alone of seeing my legal advisers, and ds . ' also the masters and scholars of ly .1c,,1 • • • per quarter higher, jam there is no eivant • . zoos of which were shut . ; abd the Lord Mayor, •at was the sole object of my travelling into France. - SPASIESI4 HISTORT.-At a •.• " T -.' 66 6 ••: ....41. - Midaling or inferior oialitim: •Naw Beans am so inco)nfortable here, under such a Governmen &c. waited within. M , tended by the Aldermen, .at I intend leaving Mars ' e . illes on the Seth of •.* • gushed tai afain of Spain .- • . 1 " r `math r. :_ • " tlis‘Per quarter deareF•l The *Wade of Oats Lave the usual formality of demanding admittance, . - ~ nth; and shall return into Italy. In case mfp -' • ; Ib l itabh it is with Ea- : . .we.• * ': ' large this morning , Ye4',.ctesh Ciell.ohtain!d !Mg -, oak's prices; but 'all . ocher •Oisciiptinot.,,Muja : Itt gates were opened, and the cavalcade proceeded ~. , a should be necessary in England, I will co. ' _ -.ounce a new Work on that - • • .., : ) it's a asse „ .., a o f vosik ifi rail . ere ..inir ter sti lower. • \I,. • • -.t.., 4 : t'::•, the end of Chancery-lane, where the Proclaniatio •.. y sea, and not ezpose• myself to the possibility • arY i t e St e ia:as hy T. THU* We have inirrita• xmocliT t 44teujure Sr.:. ~.- :. was read a third time. 1. ing badly received by the family of the Bombe ?f udiciously written, and .. - '4lg such varied an .1 a segs'e- 44 44 is s, 44 1 vid••••••••• S. as so 1 15 -. St-•: The united Procession next proceeded through the .0 present King, when m a dist . ressed situation, w • Maw .44 6d to is cuss 1 Pest ... .- id to Ta di: well :weaved by my late Fathers Court, at Brans ImPlutant illf°rmation. a '..,.. 16-- Motto, brings it wi •' •. i nst i gt ; eo _,sh eep ta d Latu b soe9o :_ca w , l4 6,... l o. 4 the limits of all wiosieets glad reflects great . • _ City, in the following order: 'elc Palace, and every comfort was offered to him HAY AND sTaaw to Lo4p. ;... : • . The (Wert alt, Arms as before. n the Publishers, , without great injus. .Nsy Ale os so .es ea' Raw • -......ti di si ' •ut such great personages have the talent to fors, ice, hive sent it hi quarto size.. Ina word Cum- a O 9 t.' . 4 cos .Rewash -.... 4 ° " -it City Drum. - here they- have received civilities. In a .strange we conceive th* • 11 . sit finely illustrated by • Transpets. country, I think the daughter should at least have Sheriff:a-06+ms. been kindly received, without pomp or parade, bu . Tables of all the loyal Panislies m- Succession ; h ssadsek, o° • tal l e y t t t asa lat ': llt Zier f •1 14.141116 ;i . . 1 40... City 'Music. in a friendly way ; thaLwas all.lexpeCted, as I tin- •of Soverifigns with the Reign'. • . Two City Marshals. gilled incognito. ' (Biened) Prince •=so cariOus and instraciive, at lotiout4 : Prusseaootpsbudsca k Lem. Kseeliik Led ?dayee's Mere " CAROLDEB, Maass of Wales." - t h e nye* so many plamsin the Valuate. • • - • . • . 1 16 0..TelaPhoor- •• • • . • . . . J ~•. :y e~ i~ ~- ='. s, r l4 • r , ti 4.!,, ..,. F . ! st ~' ;n: t. ""• 7 ~~ ~J~ Y,~ fi '!-1 G 9.21 . Ptiu . s! . . ••••••=lll • . • ~~l ••• . .! .3" k1;,:81 ilgt 74 e A r e S-Cos Cori . ciq latißol i iliPail at: SH , tc % a Ressm [D•.ru %V.grks "Pbal . Tr 'noir of (was it'll W., gist !cl Welk tieicas Jahn G reek.- C -41 t)*••• tistrar Rti 3r.ir n %owe, Diwit mini v Westiag !moat c‘A ll rim drew :~= ~ , ~- P