Star. — London, England, 1821-08-15 00:00:00

' • ' • • . • • -5., ----- - .. . , . • . .. 1 • . r . . . _ -.• . . . . . . MR. SHERIFF WAITHMAN AND LORD PROGRESS OF THE QUEEN'S FUNERAL i SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE KING IN IRELAND. perceived a multitude of people eagerly * running - LIVERPOOL. PROCESSION. It affords us extreme in being - =e able to an- ! i t n ha th t th e d e irec Ki t it io o n the ar ri P v aLk . , and d w loudly o exclaiming a i u m p p i n e g r 4 nounce the safe arrival of his Majesty King GEortoz back windows of my' house, which look upon the had a Mr. Sheriff WAITHMAN not having been able to C in i t r e c l u li l g a e r- n r c o c a . d, l an sa d w h il a i d s c N o i n A t s m i et y l ,s to el m ui e page the i, 1 I At eleven o'clock last night the cavalcade pro- obtain any information as to the route by which her tested from Romford, escorted by a troop of the 4th P the FOURTH in that art of his dominions called , MAJESTY's remains were to be conveyed from Bran-!eNoyoorthuse 0 (or Queen's Own). The inhabitants of Romford pre- Ireland—a very auspicious denburgh House, so late as half-past ten on Monday event for the subjects of • evening, sent the following letter to Lord LIVERPOOL, ceded the cavalcade, with about 150 lighted flam- that . country. On Sunday m orning , the wind coati - proceeding towards the Lodge in the Ph • cenix Park • 1 I to which he received the subjoined answer :. beaux, as far as Hare-street, and being greatly fa- Truing unfavourable for the royal yacht to proceed at a very rapid pace (the horses in full gallop), and - I "Mr Loso—As Sheriff of the County of Middlesex, I feel . for from off Holyhead for Ireland, and his MA.TESTY ob. my duty to request your Lordship to inform me by what route tigued with waking the arrival of the procession accompanied by such carriages, horse P men, and pedes the remains of her late Majesty are to be conveyed through the . many hours, they returned to Romford. serving the regularity and punctuality with which • mans, as happened to be in the route, and thereby County irom Brandenburgh House.—l have the honour to be, the steam-packets proceeded to and from Holyhead • " Your•Lortiship's obedient serrint, Brentwood, Wednesday Morning , One o'Clock, a. ar • gained a knowledge of the Royal Visitor. The path- • (Signed) " ROBT. WAITHMAN . The inhabitants of Brentwood, from whence this is to Ireland, he determined proceeding to Ireland on ways, hedges, and fields, immediately joining the Bridge-street, Aug. 13,1821, half-past ten evening." in a steam-packet; and on Sunda y morning, at a : e dated, have lined the roads on each side leading to road, were crowd d " The Right Hon. Earl of Liverpool."e with people • enthusiastically quarter before eleven o'clock his MAJESTY , attended e To which the following answer was returned : the village. The great numbers that had assembled , huzzaing and wavin g their hats. " Fire-Housa, Accost 13, HaLr-easx Fawn. during the day have decreased considerably, by the Marqu i s of Lon • and have . DONDERItY and his numerous A QUARTIII.TO SEVEN O'CLOCK. / " Sta—l have this moment received your letter, and must suite, went on board the steam-packet called the The guns at the Park are, at this moment, firing a gone to their homes, disappointed and fatigues]. Vast i ( refer you to the Lord Chamberlain's department for particulars. Lightning, and the • The directions are, that the remains of her Ine Majesty shall be crowds of persons, male and female, still fill the packet immediately after pro- Royal salute—a ceremonial that puts an end to all , 1 , tested on its way to Irel and: co nveyed by the New-road to Ro mford, and then b y the direct streets. Gentlemen (about 100 in numbe r ) , with His MAJESTY was privacy and incognito arrangement respecting his road to Ilanvich. graciously pleased to express his satisfaction at this MAJESTY'S arrival. It certainly would have been " I have the honour to be, Sir, torches, are anxiously waiting the arrival of the pro- Your obedient humble senrant, cession, which is now within . sight. The greatest re- mode of conveyance; and a. a • - of his s milk (Signed) " LIVERPOOL. favour, commanded h• • t at in future that vessel should to the " Mr. SherifiloWaithman. spec [ was paid to the deceased. The inhabitantspublic feeling, if the original intention of his escorted the cavalcade on the road to Ingatestone. be called the Road George Me Fourth, which the MAJES ' TY slanding at Dunleary had been carried into , THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. Captain very readily obeyed, as a very hi Ingatestone, Quarter past Two **Clock, gh honour effect ; but still, public or private, the Royal recep-. A strong party of Life Guards had been drawn conferred upon his vessel, in addition to the honour tion will be • Wednesday Morning. in the same ephit—his arrival will excite across Oxford-street, from the top of Park-lane, to Not a person in this place is gone to be d ; they have of having conveyed the Sovereign of England, and but one common feeling of joy, exultation, and gra- prevent the passage of the cavalcade in that trice- been anxiously waiting since noon yesterday for the Probably the first time Majesty was ever conveyed titude. Theatrical ceremonials and pageantry are ; lion, and the Officer commaneing it was exceedingly arrival of ti re Funeral Procession. The intelligence by steam. This mode of conveyance of the KING, not necessary to excite the loyal enthusiasm of his active in the distribution of his orders to the men of the rioting and firing on the populace, in London, in preference to that of the royal yacht, answered a Irish subjects, and " Cead milk father" wi ll resound • posted at the several points. Upon him an attack has reached this place, and reports of the most ridi- material point which his MAJESTY had in view—of from one end of Ireland to the other. was first made by the mob, who assailed him ssith culous nature are circulated. A horseman has just being landed privately, in consequence of the demise It is a proud day for our co tun ry—a proud day brickbats, stones, mud, and gravel, which compelled arrived (one of the undertaker ' s men), stating, that of the QUEEN, and continuing in privacy till after that has led to our shores the first of our British hen to retire for an instant, when a more furious I, the :ocession is approaching this place. The moon the day of the removal of her MAJESTY'S remains. Kings that visits us in the spirit of peace and love.— attack with the same sort of missiles was made upon shines brilliantly, and the cavalcade is seen at a dis- His 31Aecser and suite were landed at Howth, being HENRY came to conquer, JAMES to enslave, WILLIAM ' his party. At this period Sir ROBERT BAKER, having tence. The effect of its appearance at this hour is the most private plece, soon after five o'clock on to offer our blood a libation to our freedom, but to s . in vain endeavoured to open a passage through the grand and impressive. The people behave in a man- Sunday afternoon. Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD was GEORGE the FOURTH it was reserved to conciliate arid • mob, and to remove the impediments from the en- ner highly becoming and consistent with the so. soon in readiness to receive his MAJESTY, and at- to bless l—ever hallowed be this day !It is the anni- ti :ince to the Edgware-road, read the Riot Act, and lemuity. Complaints have been made by the House- tended him in a private carriage to the Phceniz Park. versary of his birth : 0 !may it ever prove auspicious to the strength and glory of his Throne, and the free - e the military preparing to move, the p o p ulace be g an h old of her MAJESTY, at their being compelled to Notwithst andin g such a very unexpected event as the dom and happiness of his Peeple! to retreat in all directions. travel so fast, which they say is exceedingly inde- KINo of GREAT BRITAIN arriving in Ireland by a About t hi r t y yards of the iron railing on the pa ra. There will be no illumination to-night, it being , I corous. The crowds manifested not the least dispo . steam-packet, the extraordinary, highly-favoured, Sunday, nor will any take place, it is supposed, until .. pet wall of Hyde Perk, between Cumberland-gate sition to riot; but some of the farmers' labourers and honoured event, soon spread in all directions; alter the QUEEN'S interment. and Tyburn-turnpike, were torn down, and a way cried, "GOD bless the Queen!" whilst others shouted, and although the forms and ceremonies intended to -- • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. 1 thus made for the p assa g e of the multitude. The ..Hold your noise—it Int right at a funeral. " The have been observed at the reception of the KING materials of the wal l were immediately converted inh a bitants of this p lace went with the Procession were dispe i used with, in consequence of the demise o f The ships at Chatham have their flags flying half-mast high, into ammunition by the mob, and a party of the some distance on the road to Chelmsford. the QUEEN, the universal joy, as with one voice, of and the same ceremony is observed at the Dock-yard, Victual ling Office, Ordnance, ace. on account of the decease of her Life Guards ha vin g dismounted, advanced under the Chelmsford, Three o'Cloek,Wednesday morning, Aar. all descriptions of people , in their e x p ressions of re- etemee. 4 cover of a double line of mounted Cavalry to force . This is generally considered to • be one of the most joicing and exultation, in every part, and in Curl Fiamourst, Anoint 12.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Fredon, . 1 the barricade which had been thrown up across tee loyal towns in England. There are evidently party 031110 LT for Arundahl —Passed b on the 7th, the Hector, of Dundee, from New York for Iluvre ; and on the toth, the road, and were f uriousl y attacked by them. Orders feelings existing very strongly. At this hour, how- serf ption. In about an hour and a half afterwards, Nancy, of and from Guernsey, for Rio Janeiro. were then given for th e remainder of the party lo ever, the inhabitants by hundreds fill every street the Marquis of LONDONDER R Y wrote a dis p atch to Srsaeox , from P°llllll/ " Tn i Aecurrl4.—Wind W.—Arrived the Velocity, London for Gibraltar; Sir Frauds Baring, charge the mob, which they did, advancing rapidly through which the remains of her MAecore will pass• the Earl of LIVERPOOL, in London, with which he fr WISIIART, from ditto, for South America ; and the Chester fi eld, upon them, discharging t heir carbines and pistols, The Procession has been expected for many hour s, sent off Mr . SALTER, one of the Treasury Messengers, om Havre. Livlaroot., AUGUST 15.—Arrived the New Minerva, KEALE, and flourishing their, swords right and left, striking and the People are exhausted from wet and fatigue. who returned by the Royal George the Fourth steam- from Ceara. On the 17th of July, in lat. 31. 11. long. 41. chiefly with the flat or broad sides, but in many in- Quarter past Three o'clock. packet, and arrived at Holyhead between three and fcli in with a britenntine, which had been deserted-by the crew, 1 1 who had apparently been murdered, as a quantity of blood was • stances using the points and edge. Many of the inhabitants are waiting at the out- four o'clock on Monday morning, and Mr. SALTER seen On the deck and in the cabin ; the vessel appeared to be a The number of persons who have suffered in con- skirts of the town, in momentary expectation of the arrived in London yesterday about half•past four shore , neuguhaeses been The I.:ivriatlarics in n ro d m C i ampeachy, which was on • . . sequence of the dreadful attack made by the military Funeral Procession approaching within sight- One o'clock, with the joyful event of the safe arrival of D;a Aunts: 14.—Wind N.l c Arrived and sailed fer the 1 on the multitude, near Cumberland-gate, is not yet ei Messrs. BAILEY and SANDERS' men has just en- the Klee. River, th e Thistle, 13waxaao, from Jamaica • Medora, Simms- LET, from Newcastle for Oporto • and Dolphin, name, from accurately known; but, as far as we have been able tired the town, and given information of her MA- DUBLIN, AUGUST 11. Sunderland for Dieppe.— Arri v ed and remain, the Valiant, . to learn, it is fortunately much less than, under such JESTY'S remains being near at hand. The Proces- The Reception Costume was generally worn yes- LAWMEN. from Jamaica; and Fleetwood, Amor, from Dowd- • ,` L AN —Came down from the River and sailed the Oporto t EiTEETilstanCes, might have been expected. The only sees moves very slowleo the horses in the mourning- terday.—Bales bridge exhibited a beautiful triumphal Cover, for Oporto• Don, Mason for bliramichi i ; Seine, Wm! individual actually killed on the spot was Richard coaches and hearse are completely knocked up. arch,Thung with folding& of red, blue, and yellow, 'us • r • ' D maws, for Bourdea , .aursl, arsnate; and Mentor, Os- souse, for Naples • Shamrock, Iltstatzs, for St. Übe's • Han- • Honey, a carpenter. Another, George Francis, brick. —The pages and the outriders are in a most deplo- surmounted with a harp and crown and the letters nab, Waimea, for Quebec ; and Emerald, Bluaaar, for ' Belfast . , layer, is supposed to be mortally wounded. He was cable condition, and appear half drowned, and co- G. R. IV. eeith a shamrock, and two flags at each Portsmouth . sfo,rAcosturrnlw4.—ithAtlreivGedovtehme Governor of from o carried to St. George's Hospital. Some others have vered with mud, caused by the rain, the trampling side. The boundaries of the County and City, had HARWICH, Auourr 14.—Arrived the PrineessCharlot t t : p b a o c a k r et d. , with a Mail from Holland. i been carried to Middlesex Hospital, but their wounds of the horses' hoofs, and the splashing of carriage- also a triumphal arch covered with leurel, and every Ptirstoutu, Aucu 13 sT .—Wind W.—Arrived the Mary are said to be slight. The unfortunate man Homey wheels. The streets of this town are literally (at this house and cabin along the road, at an early hour, WALKER, from Oporto. Sailed the Woodpark, TRUNDLE, for was among the spectators at Cumberland-gate ; and hour in the morning) choaked with the vast assem- hung out flags of red and blue. The platforms were Bethke ; Harriet, CIMINO, for Gibraltar • and Mountaineer • Monne, for Quebec. ' --, t hough the reports of the circumstances of the attack blage of persons rit appears as if the whole popula- erected at stated distances, and every countenance oueroM-Housz, Auouvr 14.—Ships Entered Inwards : Tho- • tly they in general concur in stating that lion of London had been attracted to this place. The was pervaded with joy. mss, from St. Vincent's • Crown, from Jamaica; Sarah Chris- v ary gree , trans, from Grenada ; ' Wallace Edkin, from St. Doming •o , he was perfectly inoffensive. cavalcade moves towards the Church. The windows Amongst the many gratifying circumstances that Andate, from Oporto ; Thetis, from Jamaica ; J es Laing, ' ' ' The body of Honey lies at the General Townshend of the houses are filled with spectators. The greatest attend his MAJESTY S %HMI to this country, we notke f cn ro t r a . dill a iL; , Wellington from St. John's • Hadlow , f from Belize ; Electra , from ' Jamaica ' ! min d Mel- The body in Oxford - street, where an Inquest will order and regularity is preserved. with particular satisfaction the Resolution that has g rave, from Quebec • Argo, from Cork. Entered ' Outwards : be held this afternoon. It is said he was shot by an Four &Cwt. been agreed on by the Noblemen and Gentlemen for P o rt for New Brunswick ; Friends, for Gibraltar ; Mary, • • for Port-au-Prince ; Glaphyra, for Antigua ; Jeune Pauline for Officer. The ball entered the left breast, near the The coffin containing the body of her late MA* Who compose the Kildare-street Club, to admit tire ° s t e rna. Cleared Ourds : Thermates, for Amsterdam ; heart. Mr. Sheriff WAITIIMAN, who was with the melt has been removed from the hearse into the Noblemen and Gentlemen who arc of his MAJESTY'S I F . am rl e i..i f t or I t han ili tzie f ; Aor Demerara; Mary, for St. John's; atn, or Archangel, Procession at the time the firing took place, was at Church: it is laid upon a bier in the middle aisle, Household, and other Illustrious Strangers, as Mem- with the velvet pall placed over it. Sir GEORGE bets of their Club during the Royal residence in HER MAJESTY'S COMM.—It is a singular circum- much pains on his return to investigate the circum- stances ;and we understand he has collected a consi- crown and Mr. HOOD, the Herald, carried the Ireland. stance, that the plate prepared and engraved with a derable body of evidence, which will be brought for-Church, and laced The follow ing ships of war are lying in Dunleary and cushioh into the p. Latin inscription, according to the order of the Home Department, has not been put on her MAJESTY'S cof- I ward this day before the Coroner. He last night them on the co ffi n. Lord and Lady HOOD and Lady Harbour, which, with the fleet of Yachts belonging fin. On Mr. HIERONYMUS getting out of the car- communicated the names of several persons to the I LTON have not arrived here : they were obliged, to Noblemen and Gentlemen, exhibits a scene never riage in which he rode, at Chelmsford, it was observed . from excessive fatigue, to stay and sleep at Romford, before witnessed in our Bay: that he carried the plate of the coffin in his hands. -, Summoning Officer to be subpcenaed as witnesses. To a late hour last night multitudes were collected at the White Hart. Crites, 22 guns, Captain WRITE, bearing the Flag (red at By inquiry we learn, that the Plate and Inscription : The Household of the late QUEEN have been put Mizen ) of Admiral JOSIRI Howtir. so prepared does not accord with the wishes of her • ' at the end of Oxford-street, about the spot where the guns, Lieutenant Shaun-au, (tender to the MAJESTY'S Executors and friends, and that it is in-* e military fired on the people. Many from distant down at the door of the Black Boy Tavern, the whole CLINTON, 10 Flag -ship). •. tended to place on the Co ffi a another Plate, differently .if• of which was previously taken for the accommoda- inscribed, on the arrival of the body at Brunswick. of the town were making anxious inquiries re- Paaniona, 18 guns, Captain Rasnoten. parts 1 • tion of the persons forming the Procession. After a it,nwrea, 18 guns, Captain HUNK. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTs- , --AS Mr. JOHN COL e 1 Ns, specking the sufferers, apprehensive that their friends spec ARAB, 18 guns, Captain Corm. son of the late EDWARD JOHN COLLINS, Esq. Rich- or relatives might be among them. From this quay - guard had been placed over the remains of her MA- Ft.r, 18 guns, Captain MOKRIS. mond, Surrey, was sailing in Salcomb Harbour, Sir GEORGE NAYLER and his assistants re- suAsusoee,l4 guns, Captain Moorcomeav (Revenue eruieer).• . ter they proceeded to the Hospitals, where they had JESTY , near Kingsbridge, Devon, on 'Thursday Ito, 15 guns, Captain &matrix, ditto. tired to the Inn, and were glad to seek repose, after e .4 learned that the persons wounded were carried. oATPHO, 10 guns, Captain BRUCE, ditto. Captain DEL/MSS% (of the Royal Navy) pleasure. 1 .—.—...--- the extraordinary exertions and dangers of the pre- Yachts and 'pleasure-boats belonging to the fol- boat, accompanied by a man to assist him, it was DOVER, AUGUST 14. ceding day. lowing Noblemen and Gentlemen, are also lying in - everyunfortunete.ly upset by a sudden gust, and although ---. Five &Clock, A.M. whos e exertion was made to save them, every effort'. the Harbour, besides about twenty others es The Duke de GRAMMONT and suite arrived here Orders have been given by Mr. BAILEY for every proved ineffectual with respect to Mr. COLLINS—he' ht rc about eight o'clock last evening; but it being after person who intends to go on from Chelmsford with names we are not yet acquainted with: sunk never more to rise. He was a remarkably tall,' the usual hour of salutation, he was received in a Marquis of Thomond, Lord . Kingston, Sir William Curtis, interesting, and promising youth, aged eighteer. His half fi re d t hi s the funeral, to be in perfect readiness to start by - Smith Barry, Esq. E. George, taq. James Ford, Esq. David private manner : a salute, however, wasafilicted mother had recently taken up her residence , t le • Ross, Esq. Towaly Mate. EA+ William Maguire, Esq. Ed- •about five o'clock, and his Grace sailed past nine o'clock. S a lcomb , the benefit ofhealth , which at for mo: lung, ward Koos, Esq. Hugh Moore, Esq. Nootia, Carlingford; Mr. •A I/ about a quarter past ten for Calais, in the Antigone CHELMSFORD, NINE O'CLOCK. Preach packet, under a salute from the batteries, and Lord and Lady Noon, and Lady HAMILTON, are just Russell, Newry. Rev. Mr. Flrington, Carlingford. FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. received a severe shock from the death of her h as - ; and now she beholds the brightest hope . e . _ k .. It I 4 1 attended by a guard of honour. arrived. Messrs. BAILEY and CHIPPENZIEN are making Dews, AOKI= 11. remained to her darkened in a moment, by an event The Rob Roy steam-packet alsO sailed, with a as melancholy in its nature as distressing in its ven t • l' every exertion to proceed by ten o'clock ;" but such No news to-day.; the death of the QUEEN, we sup- number of passengers, amongst whom were Lord , believed . . sequences, a son being snatched from her, to whom . ; . - is the condition of the horses, that it is theypose , necessarily suspends the arrival of his MA- • looked d Ile ELL ENBOROUGH and suite: sailed also th e Lady Co.k- she anxiously orwar to - th e h ea d o a burn packet, with passengers for Calais. cannot bezeady before twelve o'clock to set off. The JESTY, but it will only have the effect of enabling us numerous family.—The poor man, companion to the ' ...9• 1 1 streets are beginnini to fill again most tepidly.— to be better prepared. I hear that there are not to young Gentleman, was, after much difficulty, picked ' ` yesterday morning, at six o'clock, Mr. MATE,e, the Some of the mourners are not yet risen from their beds, be any illuminations, but if the KING'S arrival shall up, nearly dead. The body of Mr. COLLINS was not es King's Messenger, arrived in London, with dispatches being quite worn out. It may therefore be some time not take place until after the interment of the QUEEN, found on Saturday, although all the fishermen, and . i from the KING and the Marquis of LONDONDERRY f oei off Holyhead, which place he left soon after ten before th e cavalcade proceeds. Ido not see why there should not be -illuminations. COIN &CHANCE, MARE -LANE, ACCOST 15.--We bad a good A NOTHER LEVI'ER. supply of Wheat fresh in this morning from the Suffolk cos. , o'clock on Sunday morning. On the arrival of the news of the death of the • ITC. l'', QCALTER TO Six O'CLOCK. and notwithstanding the rain of yeas. day the trade was exceed- Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENct, Pesos, A ingly dull, and only the finest samples could be d's ward of, ' and the reigning Duke of SAXE bIEINIRGEN dined w as at Carlisle, the minute- b e ll of the Cathedral THE KING HAS ARRIVED. , which • btaired Monday's prices, but the inferior qualities wer e • with the Duchess of KEN rat her apartments in the was tolled. I was this moment sitting down to dinner, when nnsaleahle. Oats are rather cheaper, the arrival, eing very • • Monday last the remains of the Hon. Mrs. RYDER brge, and far exceeded the immediate demand. Beans I King's P a lace , at Kensingtou, , - df 1 ho u s e in Lower Grosvenor- an unusual bustle in the street attracted my atten- Peas are Is. per quarter lower. In Barley and other articles , . is Yesterday, the Bishop td C. for Gloucester Palace. GLOUCESTER left WWII were remove rom . reru. and . street, and interred in Sout Audley-street Chapel: ion, going to see what might be the cause, I there is no alteratio:. o - , . • ' . ___ - - -- -- .