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

~' . ~, .1 litte4a,-urrNl.FTl,2=l= • r." 1 71% . , , • "" ~. . _ , . • . b ld , c• .; * 'v . . t . y ... z0 . . 1 .. • - • • . ~ . , • • ... . - •7 • • _.....'"' '"•""''''' '' - . 4 11!•• ' %r.' -' 4l l' '-';"-- - • -•- means were . _.- - . . _ ... -- • • ..• .. , . • '.: THE EVENIN STAR. 14 gt Carhon-house, pow hi*: AJES S'l • . i . '4l. .• , , / mien ...yaw;. - . 4. -, . • ... • • • • • • -•- '•i - .: The Court consiked of al ' Apal l 4branchet. .. ' Ama r. , :-.- ~. continued to manifest increasing mitering from _ . . .7.7 -7. "••t• lii%VDON. .... ~ •- al t iPlimily hes/An ...04..f the c . .. 4.4031.trii. b im le e for them to f V . Among other distressing proofs of his debi- t.: ••. ei.•,........05: :•• - ' -- Mini thLGltitat . Seer's ; of State, th ~ .. - Infetest • ef the P s ut i t- if t i ' trapproaching dissolution, he lost his remain- " - v., t li th: he also lost his appetite , which had been •,.. -• . t %. 1 e , 4° °.' ' 1 .1 -a% ' theitie Kin i. meet •• - }o f r y wuncul,„r . , g, , L.L L. .•nesle to 4,l4erel o' tp- •,. . : 1 . " ' : •.• 'MONDAY JANUARY $l, 11120. - " , - -n. i s nu'ili • 4 i surseinblagelYfthe Istogitf, hlem- -; , dlr.), • T. ' ... 'l:' •*• 'ir .'• •:I`. • prey usly se hearty, that it had been usual to medi- .... -.e... • -- of the -t wo - /TOisimlire Parliamenti -the - • ' ~.-:. _ .... - *- - • e his food, in order to procure digestion and pre- ' - ''''" . . ..ttlie--leitdererd': - excestitre • in. 't 11 EAT II ' 0111 : 1$ imiassinr- KIN - ioit - ef London, the Court of Alderinen, arc, Hi lAD 'tliettametitiitisteirt Of* late IClAstsry no • • - Thrijisitit having.declased himself successo. . ...., • • _yesterday morning r *sires' th eir credential *till' within tiro days &fleece. It was not, however, •-•- GEORGEI7M THIRD; ••-- '• . i • his late our highly:venerated Sovereign, , office tte • Viseesiat Sirsuoutu,. Principal 4ee.i-etar - r 'lraei 4 as.ei.,lo l “l l ePe•bseiseff - entirelY• though . i'' father , - - :,. eiths ....-ef*allegianCe, &c. Weis adndaistered by ) , 4, State_fer the:Home Department,! at his 01fice • • i •-• ed early hbutK...f/n . the night of - Friday last, the His most•graeintri'Maieser Vito Genstot lIL full fscenirt efirrennth; thiClerk of the Council , W. ; itehall . , His•Leedshipaftetwards presented the ' • • trims tecarne4o alarm that Sir Hank* It A 1,- years and driuminirt„ 'amid - tine ble.sinis • Ali - 4'oe ..; trivartistook the samehiniielf. . _ '..' ........ , .. is present .1 4 4j foxic . 4 d u i s t, w h en .s he.to p . . . . hrg, .., • .veof a grateful People,. h as t o the grave . His . MAJESTX afterwetds . commanded . a Privy f • _ gracietitlf:pleetwur-: to re-stepirint •themin_thei '. • art-te,espr . esi to town. very early on Saturday • Royal ..Sieffetat breathed his last on Saturda o .....; . ofil.isbelhilden,Wheuelldsose'preeentaf . bit let - ; er situations. Thelma Cunercra.coa appeared •immediate audience 'or•the riling,. and had , * ~. - hills' at thirtyAive minute* past eight o'cloeki i 1 . . lusjesty i sbotencil wereteepwilets Vtivr Countillors t. : A plbii!iiriii teat; ci l link pets** voi t tgii i ' , ! Ice of Yeit'lLc 'The: consequerce was, that his • ,g... .. ' e arms of a beloved son, the appointed ghatdi - an .. . prestint MA4Etiii Klll6 GISMOS IV.. consisting o' ''_ . Smassaftlife.Alitliasasegi . which • Itis44o . ii - '• 4i Iliiihilif:es onialiotofi iinviqikterforaetedi' ../, 14 . 11.6 f it 'Peitoilif. ''' The pabillif;tidingth were ? i : ~..;. Royal Miihnesses . tMjukespf York, Clarence , Slistr 1 'o4esigitette hit 444r,nr 614iniTy, when tliti•Kris. t ' i witheut.amoment's detay, he.ser•fotwer . ward with . : i - chlY as. lile,•••.cornmelsitatesVia:leur• pie • ••:". ,' ' ••• ~, .444;014 letieel4,o,,,iirlibistio# l V.ralne" I• s graciously prei4iiiii,iittitts. i then's, and-it-44)6in. i sthorses , horses,. for Windsor Castle. Hit toyal High iiv "Ito*. , isicc d -E /444 k i ." .1:46:9 k 14.14 1 - 4 a - 1 . 4 ' 1 " i :- a Hert to hie fortrieitiliti: . . .:-•.-, : i ' appetrettegitased as he get into the and §ssAcrotls AAfeqlth• 1 074A) 16' 0.. _. .r.. • . the 4‘tiiliS,Wol44 l !Ya * gArJ 4 •Or . • •:- some dayi previously been COn"fityattei.lais. , . * - • -. ' '' - - ----- -- -'; - `iiiiati nit; Of reystery and hurry in; thewholt : hats, the ter' el : liiverpoph,N444lowrst,:EN). • , The hicluireteoferrodisiessobiesalmetrassidryesterda •) , ~,_,,,_ ~;• . , -. •, •ts by: a. seTere, c4r4rr . ,I..tair iletetlo.4. tats lebe__,_.: ,• 7 ve,.triscount sidnwuts, Tisiountalcilville, the Puke o ‘vel-finunteivii4)eiiii iliiliothilillaVlllis M i alr '-• 7 .?•r i .. .' , ' w ‘ l , .t too much reason to anticipate .: . - • • . .. ' • . giatartorStr H eived the intelligence ,with . that. elisUp 4 natheiF:s4ar. o li tuse , t he . 31ei t i t t s banidos, tketilsbisp . f •Loodigt,.loa , •••'i,i f . • .. Am ' e i g giii i i i i : ivtit y...2l.3 - - "1".•-:•! . .0f. 1 - 4.1% OH .4 • • - .. INRTHALTORD•s coin- • :41: ' ' - .1.04' iroca Of to . of cotrunfereellieW. l oeost • Sie•Wi Grant .... • • t.:5 '4•1; - zz sobls4l-1 ajOrAtipn lig c •t'ell' Claskt'fon gittsiday morning i* 4 Nt5...... helciNts, , to•a ttin-,....ea........ ~ ~, . ... 7 . •er of the . Huse . ... ~. . . ~. • .._ , .. i vaifirlamor, . dur i ltuil i ed A g g iust i i i 7 . *R e p s . . . . . i . i.ctit t- • .. ;;.1 . 1: - A :RA. , . . . . .. , , nd honoured a pareni; •.- . • . . 111,1' , ...Watke, s Mf. Ifbutlitiot; Witi: Nelrinti . ittrits 13if 41, • N the *alai Ankbitiodat , i amegripdisag _ ise , • • ~_ . - i m . . A Atteneatinf "and - the Lairds in Welting ••, *.' .. 2; -lift; l'• J. Rebliiiniii; 141 Y -1 1 --. RlLeitiln-A'llherneo' ' - 1- *•• • - ''''' •• ' •• • Taiisialar ' ' • '-' '' • aSistinsb - ili SlStlait tu4st; of 'the venerable stif- matador ; Baron A* . fro m • • Thus has • ended . a.'•courr 'per s onal su • - .: . C. • Begot, 'nu: B. BrotistkihscinsbAnecrusr,:ch - - - W i t - • • • ''- • - . . ,-**At_P!....-Aa ....... •• , '' ; Count de Semi, the Itirl4-Ayleelstiey, • . ••. • • • , wattsigeotgebittg,•and that the- day musttermi- . .., long an ee t _ deplored ~ ~ ~r sumirmencn, tw., , lA'r , • vi ama t cingicli,l,,iidilWesunia& U ri : Palrn lla. • ' lishman. The disease of the Royal Patient was ... * g - _... ~, ...T .- -) .. t - • • livnanst4 career, As the evehing advanced, ,-.. F ome-years ago.pronouaced to be incurable, as . it wa ;.- isms. :•-•-... '• , • ~2 ...,..• r ..,-, . ~ .. _ . , . . . 'the Datio'fbi:Minegsnist came te4Orii yestenie . . bfpsgsrrtreauseigradualiy weaker and weaker, •' ' • • " its nature terrible ; and his escape from that dusty •• 'The follodritig Privy • C•tuttiillbviiireee-Ael • • An l or:ling, from•rs'seatrat BagshotiPb*e a -t§ be pre- appa„sess;tly . ;ittOgit the slighteit pain,. till . nature .: the'cier/i • • rison - house of th e soul, of whichno sane Shand •-. • • „.eumMoned for the oecAtiow by'te'W. S • • - as die 1 14ity. s, Caurci:. to t a ke . . s:o( 011- quite exhausted.; and, at thirtf-eye minutes past in blember of his MA./ESTY' •ht o' lockle breathed his last - - W - tbo t • • ally understand ' the horrors, wa s open. tp .himr : . thirn,.as.Secretary of State for:the.Hene Depart .. • c4-and.. tom §‘T9ER illerWise than through the gates of death. 114 ~ 1 ,14,71/Ess , . . . . ii .: . '• - '' • • - hiiiiibilLoidshiereildshe Proclamitibit . t Honourable :Privy emitted. • 'en a strifegter . 1 , - :-7 .. -. . ••• • : .. -.. . 4 .ught:# be a motive for unfeigned thankfulness • • ••••.• they aliit'alleoildiiiii siiit'aiOrFa to "if, :viz. :',.. , ;Yesterday; Mr..M,astay, pf.the . Lora Chamberlaia' The : Solis", thdnablapitiotas unaccompanied with ,`• '. SAW( that our beloved . Souteigi his hisetrire . '7 l ,tf . lbirl'elbsbeseeeti;tho Asterseowistot;ifte ' •.: - • .. ;. 'left toefn fi•NF,i . gtisat; * clanmanclof 11•... '..Y . `violentsarid - lidde,h"ebileges;• kethat none of the, • Itinfeen ./str W I loCiatt 'Assure' " --- -•'• ! • '' ' ibf . - 'ea' * ' - iiiiriii eased• from the torments of e distracted spiriti. iiii , :::..., . Tf, !Rißt „: , • ; ..,a!Tr..t..... . ... ~. , . . SESTY, to pay every due reipqr to ' 4.ernate- • i 4741t0n1. t oacutred:wach sometimes, - • .• • er; r. Banks, Lord EffeliberoulS;""thelkalts WWl:* . ' . the agonies of a lingering dis,solntlim. BiliSkib cOOO . .... . .. -Ower, atyk•roaaeqlmni.d*FnA4F%-. l r• •• -• 1, ititie late behireetilittseatth, - .sitickteinsik`eeterangt 'Cities isieitietittil - dekageenent, restores- to sufferers, ... ..... . ••.• •• ~ rdiiiied, that general reasoning shOuld prove pew! t;se .. Biti or 44keryouitaigiasto 4 ..,. t1ia . 444 .. 1it .. 4,.. . , the funeral .' Tbeßisio hat' cOdinande.; their last moments ,` a transient ' useof their under- . Lords less: itainst the emotions of invOluniary'gtief. Al ." - l io r a L on d on ..' i • Al:ter:nee Chetts"-lalieri Venial!, An* le of his And• • • •11 1, timitic . -til Of up'' 7 oiitb, th, aikting; id& miNiteii 'the parting•hout vrith .a con- 7 .• ! hone the time to weep fora virtuous man .is net h 9 kiv r )ou l yine,Nre ... a ? Wi l ed . , C. Smith, , Aikfes; -Matitas . . se:o f ups laic; -114Jgaleil •, . ; , i . ausuesa of their 14*,dreadfulsituation. Our NT- ' Lonilos site Coib . • • 'ly when he ceases to esiit; sit:ithit..bt ..••• 11.4‘.4 ,1 ; 1 14 11 •'..!.!te,1e0raer cg .., IL Nelsen:ewes seise offterly yesterday nor . . 4 ..table Sovereige was • • spared this last pang : there s, proper d is -11 the Cha m berlain`,gil d I t - - Nr --S ' .. :'' t I' 1 4 :' si l - ;''• • ' • ret • •'t f his - . iistence - teases to.be.a source of cenitort osa;i .. .. ?.**raikaw-* • .• - . ....,.:. , iscount IDMOUTII orean . communicating .. - -s no nrrung•yisi .o ~ ream:, which could . . -•- • .Cledr. ::Thstiora Mayor was attended by his Swer • . • 't ' ' l . ' • ref -usefulness to others, yet will oa r late , ion.ch .. - ineholy intelligence of the death of the late Knics. • y bffeiefeed to tOttate him with a sense of - what r and . • - • actual death be.deeply, though perhaps not retie®• ...' After the fie:s ' iih':;ehii'iielwls - TV . li : laieen for- 'Dispatches were. also-sant of • from:the :Foreign - 4a • cl.lO:st i -as Vert as what •• .., he avas,.about to lose. . . - 1 . . y, mourned. We doubt if thele is an inclividu*e - ally announcpi a .the r fAlowjnskst ex was pre. . 6kt : lh - our Antbassadefi" at' Pektign Courts; torn isirste-thit; froth this instiosiliility;: he could - not . ... . .. _, #- •' t our countrymen-w h ose abstract caloulatioe. ge,::melancliely sattsfactiOn tifLwitneesing; by I !"%s.p g , - d and signed•ti r • P ' iv i , •, , ~. . ..., , unicating thesivistetshlaitettol si intelligence. • r good and 041 wilk not be disterlied by a senlim . pult . - " h k ijir t . " f e ll r . .._ L ie . 1.... ,;.• $ 4l - B.T. those Of . Ihe..l6;tiesaitbjects who. were conver f. #,l.!*irdt th e a ff ectionate th;ty o 9l 7 :ithe Duke of , • _. ;;;-,..-- •,' • but theh . 4. was saved froj c 'Ole ant ish of • .-•tihrtirvernable-litriow,,whest we announee tob . ~ ' • ... DECLAIVA i IUZI ' .s.rI P . 1 ; 11 - AL al. • . •• - litiejektilittiftk•Or do4dii dial: comparisonthiew . t '-• 7 ; •• -. ' • Geoacz 111. is no more . Buried as ke had bei ',:ef Whereas it 'h at pleaSeci'the Attatolnis•Gens •• . - ' . ..ll4.ltiiiNitsi .6sii:l4riiiteSci . h was esteemed to . ' .. S issing the aged 'partner of his three,; Ins-beloved t , runs the eyes of all rtiastkinct-unable as he was,. un- ..„ Ito his Mercy .our _late Sovereign LOie, . ir.1,4 ' happy iniitorece - of-hiritisive and upright eh , •••• .. ct, and that estithAli hillii - Ntiose manly . estinalily, to protect' the interests a theirslate 't • - • • ...•. ~ •.,• . nage e t , HIED, o esse memory,. yw . tiss .e *cur; an . prosperity even o us - - - th e 'T fbl a. - ' b th - ' AY • .4 . : . '•) a b . f t h• f • rtues so_nearly resembled his„?ven.t.. - -.: - :•:-.ov ; , . ,u• .Is counsels, or those of religion and good moaie . . .blr . • tease the Imperial Crown - of the United,l444o tate : lint it it tit the' ixernplary b eau ty o f his . ... •At the moment of his disiolution, there were pre- ' - ; • • is. virtues-- though "he dwelt in darkness . .;And. : itiat lititein s andlreland,Eas solely end!tfehrtutly ' :•ielifediat endee.red tui to the. bulk of the Nat • • " be s ides the usual attendants, ill• Royal High- ., -: .it shadow of death,""' he he'd . a real though lams. ....,. to the high - and-M . 104 White, Gefiefiktrino•- e People of England, of all classupsyleed a farniha ••••• ..,s the Duke of Yetnx, Lord Ilsingiihre Lased Wisr- • • ;erre . in the recesses of eve r] Enilish heart, and . WALES ; We, therefore• the Lords Setitnal:. •. :11:' , wledie for many , years • of,his simple tastes," iTi • .°: nit, all the PllYelliatis,... and it*** T.ivitni: ' . never, Until this melancholy moment, been lost poral of 'thie - Raalm, being here . asillig•Sci . •seful; habits, his te m perate indui es-his cheer . Abe Falai, were the Duatest or GLOUcestne . , the ocably to the grateful love, the hopes,.the . ~ ,4 : ' his.l MA !STY'S Privy Cooled -IV . i• iind, and - unaffe ed manners--his faithful fist it- _ ore - of ate _ J s 1.. . . .0t Mann rincesses Aims/eta and Sorit!...t . ,...itl . sorne• reports , ... • • shies, and prayers of his people. - ~ , ' - o rot irs of ... 01 1; r... ' -....' *-744. - oiaib tin t a . '.4 .. "4 - :.• • ' ent 4, every social obligation, his attachment • 'd . the Diet - ea - a YORK. lutinitiatelY after the - -- At twenty-five . thinutei afte r . eleven ci"elock, e . . &the Loan MA "'Aldermen, and .titine;t; -. ,'. is domestic dudes 'as .e litisigind and u father, hi • el s e, 'thii Costteref ' YORK retired,, and dispatched -. . - ... .aturday night, Geneiel 6ARTWRIGHT arrived a , .... 4 . , a ., ii .. ene -i diyo o th ddg - vo i ce s l ed • .. . ' idsions, discharge af,xlit firtutititia of Sovereignty , • eneral CARTWRIGHT With: thesupurp ful and im- 1 ! • . arlton•Huube, with a Letter from the Duke of Yoax - tongue ;tad hiert;-pithiiih.and prticlaini.dd 2, - " WIC;SiEIIi4IO . IIS i n - u 4 p ii c i . 0 - , tAi 4 ,44 shad, hi. " r • t intelligence tie the Perth* Repent; His ' o the. PRINCE REGENT, communicating the impot- igh and mighty Pritice * Gioace, Prince . of WALits, •al for Religith; hisiiietieto Gogh ••• ; yal Highness did not himself leave die-Castle:la . -- . - - , ant intelligence. • r. . . .. ~ . • now, by the death Of the late - Sovercige;of hie? .. I,Ths, first signs -a d eC3yia the eicellent coestitu ste . ,.tclay mowing. - The D.eoheS i .Of_.o t iiietzartse ' The melancholy event was officially announced t ,-.- - or y ; becoriti:our coly 'lawful and rightful beg:. "... enjoyed by his late MI/t% appeared abo ... rOceedeci to'S . igAot` . 446't 1 1. 4Pitiit'llttSr. the ' the Public yesterday, in the following •,•, , '. ' • therpti*eff, .by th e, grate , of fi ...., " ."..cetiiciiitlii ag o , wh en, afte rs"taiiipt* trorO -, • ilh'dlt•lttillltryal - Paretittisir taste* reas ii ne d . , _. -...., : . • GAZETTE EXTRAOFDIN.IRY: " '.. ':- of ;Great iittitain And beleisd. 'Difeiiiietbf '. '. -„,. *re cold, our . venersthhillashelte tr ei6ae attacke: . , inst.' 11 - Yoctora BAlLL l 4ol t hifil)maFitaaci;W.mit,s,• , WHITEHALL, JANUARY. 30, ifl2o. r • - at . , and so fotth; to . whoiewe .'de's(ttittitefed:-.. .y a sliglittapeeies of dietilaili! 4iffil - lidi4vei: -, .. Y este l t h7 . " a t tha V alab eiV 4 "44 116 g le t i t . ..- c . • •• . - • ..i 1.7!:. .. ‘. fl - . • Yme*or and meta:ere of which th e following . , .A, --- t --- - ••.- ' - -sdinqllte• yielded to nbodynend astri latlhers they welt' Aikelt. 1 0 lime sow • copies - , hive been this co heri ng rece iv ed from '. • mble affection; beseeching GOD, by whom Ki n ~giifii, Ad' all iPPieltelisigni-sikh respect t w o, •' -ikd *amens-respecting .sieithYltseiiitiy ROyial - Highness the Duke .Of Yoax, •by the .. -. . d Queens do reign s ,,,H ,&s !lb ~blesi the 11oYal 'Prince '• '! - thfethiudeleabent of the *mesh month ;.• '• - '- • ••••“-•''•• '- .. e •''• VC:i''':'.. - '' '•'' Viscount SIDHCIIETII, one or his late litnnerrfs ~ , wide thi.Pinath, With long and happy yanks- ; •' • Tiltraeritig llidletiii • - -- iirnit publiihid,, and wi. ',317.ip to a kite hehiM4. i 'L 4 igg.-, -Pucc.liiwit had been . . • . . . • eipal Secretaries of State, - _ . ign over is. .. • • • ~ : -t, probably, to prersie•the public for . .. aieed - af Windso''re . s e llootitig th e cketaany'ok fi:t-. .... . it insf - nols, JAMIAZT 29, 11120. ''' Giien at 'the Court •at Carhon•House, thi .• • • . .its the health of the gis t rireigril - :** ,• ' . ~.. . •• • • 'hig the body 'our late. Seveterip,;", • His 144 . 1' • " MICLORD--It becomes my painful duty to acquain . kith 4ay of January, 1820. , t. ~ ~..,: .. .. ~. . . . . .t pi t k i e,,, : fi ndei 4 „l„, i i, b.i. .. • • ET is said. to f!iv! eipresPed a ; strin irt des ` , LOW LOOSIIIIP, IHEX.ithas leased A L MlefilTY Gm:it . _ " GOD•.,SAVE THE KING."( ',- • • It ,', 4 iiiii:2 44,W4- ; . , Am , oc a err , 64 h ai se - I ,;i m - 7 , ... .-_ 1 offenSivOptectiCii;. but pithips ; , it may hot'-he i 5 1 ,4; unto hijt il lttbe Kielg, my beloved Father, an, . HOUSE OF 'Loabs, JANUARY 30. . •- , His liaattieg beak huldhitio-iii4hen a sane di :•. ` . eght right (0 divietefrOmAit cusioni•sa lonlei; . 414- Most Gracious and -Excellent ' Sovereign . r .. ...... J• ••• • ttleine•blelite'lit* hasdsese resetany• • ' •:- ' • • • •-- The Logo CHANCE.4I.OII, in consequeece of 11 . J..-•..._ , - , -....r ...c •••,.? ,s. - -.--.--:•-:. !"'d daring -: ..,.., sited: -. •. ~.- • • '''•- - • •- • - • • ...., iced at thirty-five Minutes past eight O'Cl.‘ock, e.SY the tillnotarrive until ... .' 41 ' 'l " • - '; 7 - •• • . - • ••• . •-•.-- rte . ,n-esence at Council' t i . ....is gun . I 'ad -liretkis;' he'sviiier, was. _very far fro ... •:Of 't Stott of his- latip•Msestrrt, as lit ! inclose, the Certi fi cate of_ all the• Physicians ".. . . '...-,. -•, -. ••• ..ast four o'CloCh.. He then took his sett'Okthe:l4o ol - . '.. • Cliii the . inipteis ion . of-• lamed' 41 . wet -. 2 •' is Itan*a-as .of -dire . s, AA Rreetied - b4 • 4- attendance . at this melancholy period. . -;; •• and - vr . • • read . S ' '''' ' A - ' - '-. • * -1 ,. • - • - • • IV. ' at ij . 1. ' •144 ... . '" • *" . ' . 4 I Grit; in't Lord, ever -your 's most-sincerely, • rea_. _txangers, were a_ •. , indeed co mpared sw i s is-s ao - abOn• -: His for niudifitalta• ,ark,. praiw,. . ere, and after . . •e • reports that J ,, ,__•,____,,,,-_,• whim . s,.st. :•. • • ~. ~- ~,, ,f, •-.-. - • . nutted unnseiliateleAfterseards, ,eestilitsun.: ~ : o:bici. u sif. oW-0• Circhbiticin; tended ruthas•-: `-IFT.law*P 4 7nuay wits .. . - riPeraMo,,tipper- %; irttEkuutiC.lC • - . •' . • • (Signed) -.. . . 1 r Th e 'Rl i bellun. Lord Viscount Suoisoess, &c.'llcor.:: •:. . or some minutes wi th the ;Earl of layette**, J.or •: , ace, th e' of .It nunitateitiiii All the in ,I jt '' . ca n. itil,4:th,.. soo t iiiimPricaKlicl ll * . ; Th is i _.- 7 -.4 w'' c A „, ,2 ;1,,,,,, Am .. - s i i i rs - 24: : irnmouth, iit..lie put thsesestion, th at th e Hon . f l , . 2 7-7.:, i ", -* - ht i ,iiit i gd, - a b le to i l : o t i i tii i rr a n..7 .:, u se giit,ioDide. , lie seemosi t sivo hsp r o a tO t ia sklas i t ' •- " lithos pleased the ALMIOHTY- to kelesegehis . • ;hould adjettpimti:l - entatorrew. It was carried a - ,. , ' 11111 other saii r- 1 . -Ws 4S,ie::the con '. •alstitrs to have supPeild is . pAitif - 143:fgnily to ;04 4. oa i• a u t im b er ot ef i ng , . 1, 0k 5.. .4. 41r.... „matter o.f...catiiie,44 the nornisar hciut of bier . -. 46. 01 , 4 .14 12 e ft.. erdl no gil t 4. 4 1- 0 a t a ir eap ; , '• ;.:presett• • Tha:arrangentents - itogitltble - tO kls pet- : • ' 'od, without . _paino at th irty,s'ive minutei.Pase - ... •• *lock itindapfinititl.o; 7f.ut.noth not h ing will be disieunti rom the publictitiPe_orie). Meth, that his lit'. ':::- vouttehieitce,ll*Ple all of *roost perfect kind ; . cUteki'• ;- • • • '.. ) . I clocir this etiening, , - cSighedt. - '''' 4 1 Fee (I P ' •, _.,- ••• ~./ ., ,. 14.. ...... at 446. , . spacious aoarthienn in lehltkibe lived . . ;sty s sympuants became a source of iesuli .- • - -• . •;; i*lsTo Plot . Cdeab'tbe oaths, in consequence of.. th ~• lated to- t uniform teasOirstufe, to guard against •ik .. sturotir MALFORD. ” /COST. WILLIS: .... etylnd . aolitftt*terldaveledital *attendants; A - -, . 4 14: 114,4f4g. ~, , • 4 DA.4IP DIMbAS ami-a rrival tithe t h a nSuincel.tost were th • ..4tioilkik; :his r it ti s rie . - . A s ii sied iiith , i ,,,,, i , erti , , .. risk of taking Cold by paring from- one part to i - .. vi. irtitl,g4too4 .:-..5. ~L . ..- uppointed houp,thoogh:perhapt'fifty were iu attend ,•- . ,-. paidi i d des/Ars :4 ti4t-,..iii chili his p h y ...... er ; and, in fact, daring nine years, the long ?: •.. For his itisyst iikkisen tholDulT l4 31 !"*" • ' • .-' • nce. Thel3vinia's il or t•lw ao‘kii"WCT'S Mild! crowd,e ' •. "c - iiiiii•Rf o f • •" - --:.:-.4 • -- • .;• • '• 7 •4116 Majesty bas remained in retirement at _ ~. . • ~. . ._ .., ~ 4 ___ .. ' ; tETXR.u. TO TUB: LOU) iIIAIrEt.. , . . , • . .... „ uptiss RE - commotok-rii:Np ARY 51. ' ace - continued, from day to daY,• to 01111114‘tisi ~ : . I , o!.. o*.ipaittl4,' under the guardianship of a Coen- • •i-, p • . - •• - r - '..l'iwitallaz.l., J AIIIIMIT 30; 1 I Imf. A l i c . D . milicuse4.the deithpfhis,MajeitYo443 ' . .•' 0 2 1, , 411 h L :alth;hiiiiiiiiiiii4 tli e - Iti y .A. • • Il :'". : • been object of unremitting and attention ',.. •-- _s. t ' Lotto-I tis my liainfal.dutyto)nfornt ••• .. .,.• ~. . , ~.. ~ - • f) ._: - IL yatertilq, theitottse of Gammons wv'exrio • • ! l e 'f,'T•P`lfie Inhab*Virf WlndleWlifhiti had .. .- Al O r ii ite...:4xcert *very old, Who had ceased to • • ':. • ; dsl t i p ef _ the dentist- of his. late majesty, • man • • .• •- • • .. •••• . meet this - asty,, it being the established laiy 4Xib ''' 4 0 , 4 Other v ii ! iiiie. iricrei s - 4 4 ...v igaciC e eh .. •. 7 .. Blithe atairt s oeto lead the &Ann of society I ' G titi - tlr.' This . ElieraitChaly event to o k •pl -?' -. . . . . ... .. • • . •. ' i 're ..‘7,- -.,•• .. .• v - - - behest** the sceptre of Gamuts - III:. ~.... .wil st aw.,the least apparent snererrx, at . vvinaso. , immediately firoiving that. upon wliiCh;Alte•Atti •:'• . • soon Difitiod ilielf,4,hat an uhfeYou . rah . •. . whole people erthineountiY; with still•fUwer • i' l it $5 minutel . 'pest eight 0 . 40ak, letter& , - - ' -.-.., • f the Crown mites Plate. From two;to fOtu - sio '•'. . .71 1, ... • ::::,ho' .taken place il r a* . heal tif ofi t ir K A -. " eptioni, were •fertited, ad edneated•since he beg'ol. • f •, .. .. • l < . .to the grea t grief of his present blajlairt - • • tk . ..‘ ~ e avenuea4e , th e House were cerittiletelytt6 L . 'Y 4 V" Tie Litriti : iii Viiiiiiii; •'*ite;,ioeie Lord ST • 1 govern ; His name and iMage".: had*. identi . .., ' i i' 44 ‘ . ..'oethe 1444 fatally. 1 . . • - - • .-'- 't .p by er.'hutnerosts crord of sp ectators , All gam . .. litis's ludo Ltiftf finttrirrisciiettAncitictd 'to rem i i4mSelves with" .•oule.e.aeliett• remembrances, ar, I l" I have to request that your Lordship.. 14i - • • • • - - .. ,- •--- ,- ts; *4 see the forms observed in the annunciation : of •.. . at thesr•- poste r , Mishit:Ault their.,cliargif - aide pare of Our -happiest aitheiations.- ~From . . • ' • .11 'rat ... . 'sections for the Tolling of the Gteit , ' - - th of the ; incept Sovereign. At font o'clock, . ' tamer • periods it* ideal. 7 41ir Mltaufry; iirs,h ; .' ;On only bad we - any knowledge :•:ef the .cirri - .. . t - '," '. Paul's Cathedral. " - ' - • , blic were .'informed that no koine incinld• ":"'-',.. - • .access." . 14.-I;is' seCotid iiiir.k„ . -snjeChni . •7 •***. ..' k giCkPrecedeirhint.• liniras an • heir-loom hand . _ ,, I have the honour to be, .. . . . ~ • . • I.le. The &lasses. who had been . attending • .. . ' 4 . .• • rielitoit hotiriilfing die% 41Ptareey A felt* the. ::' Iris toi"os from alitillstiiT• lie .4 ll'.e. if* great, l 4o .' •,` .. • •f aur Lordship's most obedient humble servant, •• - -• • --..- • ••_-..- _•_, •.,-.:....•••,,•• • - '' • l' . ' ;64 . - .• •.. • •..icv_c•-' ....; --••, • • ,-...--- • - „ g ibmo . . , ..r . cl . S . iif .. .the Council, b eing inf orme d-s. - •• d be•de to. • tenmit }us 4 kwarn , .wits;teifitit - . enst-palmost the sole • - retninig_4(4* -- leied foret • , - . • (sia:o 4 ) I _ .... To the Rigid Hon. the Loan 111.tros, &a" • - i• • Sabers,' Of 'die ilotu r i were in attends in . ''. .iidm, but seethed iefail in its purpose of sec •,' ' ;..ifig:-4 That halloived.gezeratipatents '•• - ! ..!___._,. . 41%. ~, .ag Gallery, :proceeded to That p lace:; pm. .A• !• • : ersromisidig eximusteduetutii...r.Atae;44li • - 91:141111tab, Whii. had giveh ni likinnit - fostered •: • ' • i 'alit FIRST COUAT OF HIS MAJESTY' ICIN r • ► GEORGE THE FOURTH - • hot; address. inaderset in his efhelitlibttettilslS , • • '0 tik44rki".:*lcki•eik*lii , :ed stOnOst• - to 4 . , ri. : liailidsse!ed in our, ye the- •-- ...: ._ f . '; . e YeAerdaT , 'at two o'clock, llis . m Ajm i srr , ju .- • capacity , informed them, thetvewreg.)4l, • :0 - :Theigsseral sinessy.tithicii..l4:46 •' • ' istig"-aneLsllletT.-of truthankhorierat ; Ter u • • t • !- 'li•- • - IV held his first Coi)rt iiicie hii Acceitien ~ . ~. ~ liel!os . V. - Oftt i llij i tecited; 1%11 itself.itr . the easel - . '. i rdirypstivef ti& reign , therefore,•the death of . L. .. 4 t h e Throne, as a matter efState-isteessolsd •• -. 110111Ati). frOSP.oollltoijelilllifia • • ..77 • irioggglik: ''• . 7 1 .444 1 4.4 . 4 - weiver , :.,.....0- 1 • * . .. . - ... , . .. . • .. . . le' • - .' - - ' ' • ' .* ' • A - l'• ~ . i . a ▪ rd MOOT bear H • e ! • f t 1 deaf 'h He 16( aeFol , sk.• ters, ~. latte of . 'bt virts h H tifict Leal u " an '4 `clii gg 011 " hit gg sat ii f. ‘, fi n et the a spc :g dr( -g an• " on 4g sip first exqu form WAS • • nd • ppeec I t _ .Ti i his /I t , le. on, h ~ y a rank 4. were : sal : cot its a the r • 1 He • spec pre-o expre was e stec " ward ntil KING may. ady .Fami could "cessit • d • when bre, • they] . Th qualii Alaska deed dale cotrra comp was I know for th for tl No hi JUT'S catiot '• and 1 VMS 9 the S the It •,,, Th 11 3 the xx ral co guide ILits clog:6i rainn m s.›. enf But 1 eloga sti*l tions. eat, pore reklyca eflgeci till.il I. * 1