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

.1:P011'11 :VG j'ORNCW.6` L_ to shorten life, by rendering it undesirable. It is unnecessary to point out to our countrymen theman ner in which the death of the QUEEN is to be olx , served, or respect to her memory testified." FROM THE MORNING CHRONICLE. " The tongue of interested calumny has- pursued this unfortunate Princess to the last moment of her existence. On her death-bed she had no respite. So • late as Friday last, a most audacious libel against her appeared in the columns of The Courier; and even last night, a few hours only before she breathed her last, the same Journal displayed a. feeling to wards her, to which we will not venture to give a name. But her enemies will now surely be silent . ' They will not carry their malice beyond the grave, The lateness of the hour will not allow us to do ins :, tice at this time to the general feeling respecting her j MAJESTY. The great body of the People have always •- taken a warm interest in her fate ; her illness fi lled N, 1 . them with anxious apprehension, as her death will fill them with the most sincere grief. Her MAJESTY was a warm friend and a kind mistress, and her death has plunged her domestics in the deepest affliction." I FURTIIRR PARTICULARS. In about an hour after the death of her MAJESTY, ,fr the servants were admitted to sec her, the body hav ing been laid out, and a white covering placed over . it to the neck. The alteration in her features was so great, that several of them could scarcely believe it 4 4 was their late Mistress. LONGEZ, the Black whom her Maazsry brought from the Brazils, an orphan, is inconsolable, and refuses to take food. The inhabitants of Hammersmith would scarcely credit the intelligence of the QUEEN'S death, till offi cial notice was given to the Rector of Hammersmith Church, and the boll began to toll. It tolled from two to three this morning, and again from eight to nine. Young AUSTIN is overwhelmed with grief; and, indeed, every member of the family. Dr. Loos:rm.:vs and Mr. WILDE were with her MAJESTY till she expired. She was sensible till the last, and gave directions as to her interment, being conscious that she could not survive many hours.— She expressed a decided wish that her remains should be conveyed to Germany, to be interred in the same vault with her gallant Father and Brother's bones. Dr. LUSHINGTON wrote to the Earl of LIVERPOOL this morning, about eleven o'clock, from Cambridge. House, respecting the necessity of some arrangement taking place relative to the disposition of her MA. MISTY'S remains. The Noble Earl transmitted a let ter, on the receipt of Dr. LUSIII NGTON'S communica tion, and invited him and Mr. WILDE to Fife-House, to which place they set out at half-past twelve o'clock At one o'clock a Messenger was . sent to Messrs. FRANCE and RANTING, the KING'S Upholsterers, of Pall-Mall, to attend at Cambridge House, for the purpose of receiving orders for the funeral of her MAJESTY. At 20 minutes past one a Gentleman arrived from FRANCE and Betrxiso's, and waits the return of Dr. LUSHINGTON from Lord Livitrooe's. Alderman Woon and Mr. HIERONYMUS, her MAJESTY'S Stew ard, both left Hammersmith for town this morning, about 11 o'clock, and having given directions to the diffei ent tradesmen, they returned again at one. The Surgeon and two of her MAJESTY'S Physi cians returned this morning to Brandenburgh House for the purpose of being present during the opening of her MAJESTY'S body, and preparing it for its being placed in the coffin. It has been proposed that her MAJESTY'S body should lie in state; but it is not yet positively determined on. The following Supplement to the London Gazette, was published at a late hour this forenoon : SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, AUGUST T. • WEDNESDAY, AUGLIST.s, Isst. Yesterday evening, at twenty-five minutes after ten o'clock, the QUEEN departed this life, after a short but painful illness, at Brandenburgh House, at Hammersmith. STAR-OFFICE, FOUR O'CLOCK. We are just informed that the omission of an Offi cial Notification of her MAJESTY'S demise, from the Home Department to the LORD MAYOR, arose from the absence of Lord SIDMOUTH from town; and that a letter has late in the day been received by the LORD MAYOR from Mr. HOBHOUSE, the Under-Secretary of State, communicating the melancholy event, and de siting that all theforms usual on such occasions should be observed. We have also received some very interesting partial. lars of her MAJESTY'S declarations in her last moments. She said, that she had lived " long enough to Con- FOUND HER ENEMIES, but not long enough To RE WARD HER FRIENDS." And among the last words she „uttered were—" i die not without pain, but with out regret." The Park Papers cf Sunday arrived this forenoon. There is nothing in them which requires inutediate notice. Five per Cents. Saturday, 86fr. 35c, The Duchess of KENT and the Princess FEODORE accon:panied the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, the reigning Duke of SAYE-MEININGEN, on Mon to Bushy Park; and from thence to Claremont, sire they were entertained by Sir ROBERT GAR riER, in the absence of Prince LEOPOLD. The •yal patty teturnei to the'residence of the Duchess )1 I;c.-r, at the KING'S Palace, Kensington, to din- Princess SOPHIA joined the company in' .e evening. THE ARM IS The Papers of this morning have quoted as iiews, front 1 4 7:e Cornier of bit night, a statement of reductions to be made in the Army, idhich appeared in The Star eight days ago. In out 1%2- w dr the Milt July, our Readers will find, among oth:r articles of Army Intelflgence, the fisltowiny paiagraph 2 " The following reductions are decided upon 2—The 18th and Dragoons, two Troops of P-.ery Regiment of Cavalry (the Life Guarda and Blues excepted), and two Companies of every Regiment of Foot." What is now sent fOrth with gieat pirade• al news—great news—is merely a verj , exact repetition of the preCe ling an nouncemeif ; with tills difference only, that the echo, like all echoes, has dropped one or two words of importancr. The statement that two Troops of every Regiment of Cavalry arc to be reduced, is repeated; but without Our exception, which we have still reason to believe, is qttite correct—namely, that of " the Life Guards and Blues." MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-0FI•ICE, AUGUST 6, 1821. Is t Regiment of Life Guards--Lieutenant-Colonel Honourable Henry Beauchamp Lygon, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieute nant-Colonel, vice OLoghlin, who exchanges. 90th Regiment of Foot—Major -General Terence 0 4 Loghlin. from the Ist Life Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel vice Ly gen, who exchanges. Commission in the Dogmerilield Yeomanry Cavalry, sigied by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampto.i. Bingham Baring, Gent. to be Cornet, vice St. John, dete.tsed. NAVAL LVTELLIGENCE. New Sootn Waits, The. 23, 1820.—Ilis Majesty's store-ship Dsouuniaar. Captain Seuoutu, in her late voyage to New Zea land, anchored in the Bay of Islands, and took ou board a cargo of pine span, sufficiently large for the topmasts of ships of 98 guns. They were loaded at Whangarooa, where the ship Buy! was sometime since cut off by the natives, and the crew and passengers an murdered. Some of the ves tiges of the ill-fated people are still vLible, and the chief actor in the dreadful affair, a native, who has long been at Sydney, and known by the name of Gorge, openly avows he was the thief perpetrator. The bons of the unfortunate men are worn as ornaments by the natives. FALMOUTH, AUGUST s.—Arrived the Robert and Alm, SLADE, frofn London. Sailed the Madras, %crow, for Calcutta. Pcvmourn, AE:UST 6.—Wind W.---Arrived the Ocean trans port, frcm Halifax, with part of the 15th Ruglment on board, commanded by Major Maxwei.L. Sailed the Martinique, Dee- CAN for Holland. I i ORTIMOU7II, Avoca: 7.—Wind W.S.W.—Passed by the Wellington, Baowx, from Oporto for Leith. Sailed the Virgi nia, Msrmrwsox, for the Cape de Verds; and his Majesty's ship CASIRLION, on a crvize. I-ma:poor, Auccsr 6.—The Franklin, Roar, which sailed front hence the sth instant, for Portsmouth, New Hampshire, put back, having her mainmast, main-topmast, and main-top gallant-mast, split by lightning; two of the crew were hurt, but not dangerously. DEAL, Ammar 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Kingston, Szvus, from Jamaica; Hero, Paws, from Demerara; Freedom, BLuza ; and Young Norval, Ansusox, from Quebec; Eleanora, Ssaroatus, front Dantzie ; Hannah, WACIC, from Quebec; and Brothers, WILLIAMSON, from Tene riXe—the latter remains.—Came down ftom the River, the Sa lisbury, Kura, for the Cape of Good Hope; Marquis Huntley, %Versos, for Quebec; Cambridge, Baowx, for New Bruns wick; Colombo, IticusansoN, for the Isle of France, &c. and Velocity, Swarms, for Gibraltar : most of them have sailed, with the Lord Hungerford, O'Banne, for New South Wales, with 200 male convicts. HARWICH Aucusv 7.—Arrived the Lady Nape= racket, with a Mai l Cuxhaven. Currosa-Honsz, Armes: 7.—Ships Entered Inwards : Espe ranee, from Dantzic; Joseph and Ann, from Harlingen; So phia, from Riga; Princess of Wales, from Calais; and Merca tor, from Pernambuco.—Entered Outwards : The Eleanor, for Dublin; Oroonoko, for D e merara ; Rachel, for Hamburgh; Findlay, for Queb ec; Zeelust, for Rotterdam; Hamm, for ditto; and. Hamblerenian, for St. Mary's.—Cleared Outwards : The Ganges, for Madras; Mans Repos, for Ghent; Teazer, for Amsterdam; Richard, for Dublin; and Freeling, for Norway. Ananus—At I'etersburgh , the Helen, Wolff, and the Lady Munroe, from PUlau ; Maine, Leach, from Charleston; Bel grave, Fleming; and Hornby, Corkindale, from Ilamburgh.— At Gottenburgh, Rodney, Arkley ; and Royalist, Wood, from London ; also the Alliance, Bingston, from Cette--leaky, and would discharge. At Hamburgh, Maria Elizabeth, Seaman, from the Havannah ; and the Catherine , from Fayal. At ' Havre Massachusetts, from the South Seas. At Bilbua, N. S. de los Dolores, from London. VESVILI seoczx WlTH.—The Cossack, Newall, on the Ist inst. off Bardsey, from Liverpool for St. Domingo, by the Luna, ar rived at the former place ; Amazon, on the 19th ult. in lat. 42. 30. long. 46.:0. from Baltimore f or Waterford; on the 27th, the Oriental, 42 days from Porto Rico ' for Hamburgh ; on the 2d inst. off Bardsey, the Martha, from Liverpool for Demerara, by the Ceres, arrived at Liverpool ; Mary n the 15th tilt. in lat. 49. 44. long. 43. 18. from Jamaica for Ferguso n, London, out 33 days; on the 27th. In lat. 50. 511. long. 15. 34. the Aurora, from Newfoundland for Bristol, by the John and Mary, arrived at Liverpool ; and the Mary, Coleman, of Whitehaven, on the 6th, off Gaspee, all well, by the Royal Yeoman, arrived off Weymouth. DISTILIDUTION or Patna-MoNzs.—The Pigmy, for the boat June, her cargo, and crew, at No. 22, Norfolk -street, Strand, on t h e 3d of September, a nd recalled there. Early on Saturday morning his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON and suite arrived at the Ship Inn, Dover, and at noon embarked under a salute from the batteries. Prior to the embarkation of his Grace, his Royal Highness the Duke of . CAMBRIDGE and suite arrived at the above Inn. His Grace of WEL LINGTON immediately attended his Highness from his carriage, and the two Illustrious Dukes shook ,bands very cordially. After remaining a short time at the Ship Inn, his Royal Highness embarked for Calais, under a salute from the guns at the Heights. There was a misconception respecting a Proctor from Doctors' Commons being eng aged _ in preparing her MAJESTY ' S Will, whilst her MAJESTY'S Counsel were in attendance. The fact was, her MAJESTY made some arrangement relative to her foreign pro perty, and her signature was required to be attested by two Notaries, who attended from the Commons for that purpose. Thursday, as Mr. WARLEY, 'a respectable farmer, of Brizenorton, was returning from Witney market, he was thrown from his horse and killed on the spot. Sunday .evening, during the absence of the family, who were gone to prayers, some villains broke into the dwelling-house of Mr. HARVEY, silk-manufac turer, in Elder -street, Norton Falgate, and robbed it of £350 in gold, three silver watches, and jewellery to a large amount, also a quantity of wearing ap parel, household linen, &c. with which they escaped. IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS HAVING ANY TRANS ACTIONS WITH HAMM/MM.—lntelligence was re ceived on Saturday of the failure of a Commercial Clouse, in which many of the German Houses in this city are deeply involved. On inspecting the list of creditors, the wife of the insolvent appears as a prig ipal creditor—and whose claims will probably ab iorb all the assets. It seems there is a law in Ham burgh, which cannot be made too public, that the wife's property has a prior claim to the whole estate for the first five years of her marriage. The baak- 1 rupt, in this case, has only been married four years and three co:ours-4 is therefore expedient, in esti mating a man's property by what be had with his wife, to Ascertain how long he has been married! BOXT!4 . O.—COOPPR biPsft%) AlstO otitA A pugilistic fight took plate yesterday, between Corywr, the gipsey. and O'Lettry. It *as follht eighteeo miles from Lon don. wh:rc Spring beat Hub Bunt. At half-past one the :ten enrercd the ring. tic: tends, Shelton and Ga* for f 4 ooper, and Randal and Jones for 0 . 1.4ary. Average betting even. Roux') 1.-0 4 14-ary wade play and several fAser hits. (Naives dent ovvr.blefoled. and Inksrd his hit., but threw his adversary. 2. Cooper made play with the spritving right hurth-' hi: • but be inisoed ids di.rante, and in clo.ing O'Leary *as er .;i: thrown. (7ooper tried right-handed hits. half round over his .. , .1- versary's guard, width partly told and partly were thwarted by the canna:, of O'Leary in parrying. Hitting to a stand st.::l O'Lear7's left-handed work gave him the best; but Cooper rushed in, and again threw his man.—Evt r. betting.. Coop,r threw away a right-hamled blow at the head, and Olaary missed his left-banded hit in return, and was hurried to the ropes, but he clawed himseif up front the stakes, and threw his adversary. 5. The men had tried to do more than what they could last at. Cooper's right hand was placed flush upon the ear, which did not seem to do any mischief. In a close both were down, and betting One. ti. Cooper made play, and did I:ot make a bit, nor could front weakness, return upon him. Until the 10th round both were at hay; tint in thiltround O'Leary placed a sort of jobbing hit, and was thrown for it. 11. O'Leary hit out with his left hand repeatedly. and his antagniii .t not stopping, received until his bead was chanceried s and his an .ring made his pots mourn. In a close both went down, Cooper uppermost. lit the subsequent rounds Cooper received a hit in the 16th ; hts adversary fancied he had a superiority in throwing. We pass over this part to.the 21st round, when an excellent rallying hit and hit round followed, to the advantage of O'Leary, who teceived a heavy fall, Which a good deal spoiled him. 29, 25, 24, and 21 AU in favour of O'Leary. Cooper was thrown hi a close; and in the 27th he was worsted also; and in the 93th be received a flush hit on the mouth, and was thrown.-5 to lon O'Leary. The Zalst round began in favour of O'Leary, who made the play ; but he was floured at the end by a right-handed hit upon tit: head. The last and 58th round Cooper appeared at the scratch with his left eye dosed, and his right bandaged up. Cooper hit his adversary a heavy blow on the temple, which finished the fight for the Gipsey. RANDALL AND MAATIN.—The great fight between Randall and Marlin, is posiarely to take place one day in the Race-week, near Canterbury. Randall trains at slarga,e, and is in excellent con dition : the fancy anticipate a grand day. COVENT-GARDEN.—This Theatre closed last night with the popular Play of King Henry the Fourth, and the. Coronation of King Henry the Fiflh. On this occasion the House was crowded to an overflow before the drawing up of the curtain. At the termi nation of the Play, Mr. FAvicETT came forward and delivered the following Address: LAD:is AND Gisterxxxxx-1 present myself to perform an unpleasant part of my duty, that of taking leave of you ; but I derive consolation from the hope that the separation will be of short duration. A retrospective glance at our campaign affords matter fur gratitude and exultation; for you Dave generously patronized us by your approval, and our most gracious Monarch has twice honoured us by the sanction of his name and presence. Most of our new productions have been successful. For the lovers of Music, Opera, in the early part of the season, took the lead, and held a conspicuous place. To please our juvenile friends at Christina, and Faster, our Harlequin Pantomime and Meln-drama were happy in the extreme. Amongst Plays of a classical and refined cast, three new and successful Tragedies in one season, is a proof that modern Authors are not neglected by its, or unrewarded by you. But to conclude our labours on the seventh of August, with one of the great works of our immortal Bard, got up in such a manner as to occasion its repetition twenty-seven times (to the most crowded and splendid audiences ever congregated within the walls of a Theatre), furnishes mate rials for dramatic history, and affords me the pleasing opportu nity of now offering you the moat sincere and grateful thanks of our Proprietors. Until the 27th of :September next we close and I can with truth declare, no day in the int e rim w ill b e passet l without an goffort to re-open with ,;:if possible) increased effect.— The Performers, Ladies and Gentlemen, and the humble indi vidual who has now the honour to address you, beg to add their thanks, and we all, for the present, most respectfbUy bid you farewell." DRUBY-LANY.—Last night, the Mountaineers was performed with good effect, to a crowded audience. The Coronation tollowed, with all its gorgeous chew and trappings, every part of the ceremony passing off with the greatest eclat. ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSE.—TiIe Comic Opera of Free and Easy was repeated at this House yesterday evening, for the third time this season. Miss E. BLANCHARD, who has been prevented for some time, by severe illness, from attending to her professional duties, made her first appearance on these boards in the character of Eugenia. This is not a character which requires any exertion, or in which a Performer appears to advantage; but we hope soon to see Miis BLANCHARD in one of more importance. After the Opera, a pleasant trifle, in one Act, called Tali Wives; or, A Hint to Husbands,wAs produced for the first time, and very favourably received. The story is short and simple. A Gentleman who had married a se cond wife, his first having been drowned on her voyage to Lisbon, treats her with such harshness and ill temper, that her father and mother, with a view of correcting his habits, contrive to have intelligence conveyed to him that his first wife had escaped from the shipwreck; and was still living. A dexterous fellow, named • Flank (admirably represented by Mr. HARLEY), is employed to execute this stratagem.— He first appears in the character of a veteran Captain, and brings the dismal tidings to the husband; he next comes forward as a Lawyer, and points out the dreadful consequences of bigamy. The husband, in the meantime, is filled with sorrow at the idea of being obliged to part from the wife he loved, and with re pentance for his unkind behaviour to a Lady whose amiable qualities he had never until then sufficiently appreciated. The denouement then takes place, re form follows, and all the parties are happy. The Piece was given out for a second representation, amidst loud and general applause. The following Song was prettily sung by Mrs. BALLS t THE ROSE OF CONTENT. Tune—A . /W.6 If Aidloch. Farewell to the splendour of Courts and of Castles, Farewell to the wiles and delusions of art ; Farewell to the pomp of the wealthy that dazzles, But seldont gives pleasure or bliss to the heart ! I'd Ily from the world, its eases and its woes, And seek in a cottage fur peace and repose, Enjoying the blessings by Yeovil's...Nen scut, Napoverty pressing, Or sorrow's:bat essing, I'd wear in my bosom chi Ruse of Content I The ream I'd cheer with a song or a ditty. As homeward he went (ruin hi, toil; I'd sooth the distress'd in the lanyuags. (if pity, And ott' with my lute their sad mon.ents beguile ! I'd fly from the world, &c.a CORN RICHANCR, MARE-LAPF, B,— OW:nZ to the de pression in the Wheat trade on Monday, a considerable quantity remained over for this morning's market, which had more buyers, ip coasequence of the change in the weather, but not at anyaadvauce in prices. Oats were also dull of sale, the ar rivals .being very large, and the coiroumption materially Jim Barley, Beans, and Peas, there is little variatien. _ - ''•• • . . : -i' -• • • . . s . • • • . I to shorten life, by rendering it undesirable. It is ' HIS MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IRELAND+ THE ARMY+ ' . .. - • ; --. 1 • . SPCOITLVG INv E...z.italvelti` !lox T ft.-COOPF.R ITII R t's I I'S EV) unnecessary to point out to our countrymen the man- • 'Tee is -.- .. niers of this rnornin a have guinea as news, froth the The following information was received at tecntn's nee in which the death of the QUEEN is to be o b e Csramier of rest night, a statement of reductions to be made in the : A pugilistic fight took place yeezerday, between Ceopy, the Asel) OtitAttle. served, or respect to her memory testified." this morning, relative to his MAJESTY : wli:re Spring beat Rob Bunt. At half-pe:t one the men . Amy, which appeared in The Star tight days ago. In out r..- . tiVseY. and o:Leory. It WAS fnu a ht eloteell miles from LOT.- FRGS[ ship Hero, arrived at Cowes, passed the Royal ; per FROM THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Iff the MitJuly, our Readers will find, among oth:r articles , don ' squadron on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, off the t 'oe Army Int4gence, the followine paragraphs , entered the tie- cl Sii It -! r• Cri ring. . ,on s, Site Ron zitL. .iat fo r , o op e r, and " The tone h e of interested calumny has- pursued o Wolf Rock, with a fine breeze at E.! Randal and Jones for O'Leary. Avera g e bet.thi g even. . ~ " The followin g reductions are decided apon2-The 18th and 1 Boutin 1.-U'! eery made play and several ('Lee hits. ( l ooper this unfortunate Princess to the last moment of her • ~,--ns, two Troops o f - *cry R egim ent of Cavalry the ( Went over-bid:sled, and mi,.sed his hit bu t threw his adversary. " PLYMOUTH, AUGUST C . existence. On her death-bed she had no respite. So Life Gnarda and Blues excepted), and two Ctimpenies of every 2. Cooper made play with the sprinaing right harde,' hi: • " His MAJESTY passed by for Dublin, at eleven but he missed ids distance , and in closing D'Leary Was e r late as Friday last, a most audacious libel against •Regiment of Foot." o'clock, on SAturdae night." thrown. her appeared in the columns of The Courier; and What is now sent fOrth with gieat pan& al news-gtrat Z. Coop e r tried right-handed hits. hair round over hi•• ed- versary's guard, width partly told and partly were thwarted by • even last night, a few hours only before she breathed " FALMOUTH, AUGUST 6. news- 1s merely a verj- exact repetition of the prei•e ling an , the catnip:, of O'L•ary in . parrying. Hitting to a stand stal " The Royal squadron passed this port about two nouncemeif; with &is difference only, that the echo, like all her last, the same Journal displayed a. feeling to -0 Learr's haa.hanthal worst gave him the best; but Cooper A. M. and must have got roun d t h e L an d' s End bee echoes, has dropped one or t wo wor d s o f ih mortanc: . Th e rushed i n , and again threw his matt.---Evte betting.. fore the wind shifted fr the eastward to the N.N.W." statement that t wo T roops o f every Regiment of Cavalry arc I. Cuop,T threw away a right-hand e d blow at th e h ea d, a nd name. But her enemies will now surely be s il ent . to b e re d uce d , is repeated; but without Our exception, which O 'Leary missed his left-handed hit in taunt, and was hurried They will not carry their malice beyond the grave, , . " PENZANCE, AUGUST S. we have still reason to believe, is [tire correct-namely, that of to, the rope) , , but he clawed himself up front the stakes, and threw his adversary. 43 HIS MAJESTY'S Beet passed this bay this morns 66 the Life Guards and Blues." 1 The lateness of the hour will not allow us to do jus- 5. The men had tried to do more than *hat they could last • ing for Dublin, with a fine breeze at S.Es but it soon MILITARY PROMOTIONS. at. Cooper's ri g ht hand was placed flush upon the ear, which [ice at this time to the general feeling respecting her after became a calm. His MAJESTY'S ship LEE sent WA R-OF e ICE, AUGUST 6, 'lB2l. did not seem to do any mischief. In a close both were down, MAJESTY. The great body of the People have alwayslst Regiment of Life Grarda-Lieutenant-Colonel Honourable and h'lting e*tr• her boat on shore for some soft bread, milk, vegeta. Henry Beauchamp Lygon, from the 90th Foot, to be Lleute- 0. Cooper made play, and did riot make a bit, nor could taken a warm interest in her fate ; her illness filled bles, &c. The wind is since shifted to N.E." nant-Colonel, vice O'Loghlin, who exchanges. (lb...try, front weakness, return upon him. them with anxious apprehension, as her death will fill • 90th Regiment of Foot-Major -General Terence O'Loghlin. ' Until the 10 th round both were at hay ; tint in eat round them with the most sincere grief. Her MAJESTY was COWES, AUGUST 7, 16E1. from the I st Lif e G uar d s, to b e Li eutenant-Colonel v i ce l ey- 0 Leary placed a sort of j o bbin g hit, an d w as thrown for it. 11. 01.t.ary hit out with his left hand repeateelly. and his (PRIVATE LETTER.) goo, who exchanges. ~. a warm friend and a kind mistress, and her death has antag T i .t not `topping, received until his head was chauceried. Arrived the American ship Hero, of Boston, AT- C nnu nisa i nn in the Dogmersfield Yeomanry Cavalry, sigied by anti his an st i ng made his r ids mourn. In a cline both went " plunged her domestics in the deepest a ffl iction." the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampto.i. wn Cooper upperm ost KISS Master, from Havannah, for orders, laden with Bingham Baring, Gent. to be Cornet, vice St. John, do eased . d " , FURTHER PARTICULARS. In the subse q uent rounds Cooper received a hit in the I6th ; . sugars. By this arrival we have the pleasure of an- - les adversary fancied he had a superiority in thrawin g . We In about an hour after the death of her MAJESTY, nouncing, that the Royal George yacht, and her at- NAVAL INTELLIGEA'CE. pass over this part wattle 2 1st round, when an excellent rallyin g the servants were admitted to sec her, the body hay- it't and, hit round followed, to the advanta g e of O'Leary, who tendant squadron, were observed by Captain AT- -. , teceived a heav fall which a ood deal spoiled hi . , y , g m. ing been laid out, and a white covering placed over SINS, on Sunday last, at one o'clock, P. M. to be be- Nair So u o r tn W: t t u r i , t4 D ui te N . uu 2 u s, iluB2ohe.r-lultleisuMuyatteest4;srsjeowre-mp 29, 23, 24, and 25. AU in favour of O'Leary. it ZD the neck. The alteration in her features was so tween the Wolf Rock and Scilly Islands, shaping land, anchored ' in the Bay of I s l an d s, and took ou board a cargo worsted also; was a,d t h i rno t hr own h 9 2 B a . h clo ri s e e ; re a:i e t In ed a th a e us 2 h 7 h th it he w oa ad great, that several of them could scarcely believe it of pine span, sufficiently large for the topmasts of ships of OS mouth, and was thrown.-5 to lon O'Leary. their course, under easy sail,and a deli fitful breeze gguns. Tbey were loaded at Whaogarooa, where the ship Thlyd • was their late Mistress. LONGEZ, the Black whom t he Slat round began hi favour i ' O'Leary, n wins made the from the east, for St. George's Channel. was sometime since cut off by the natives, and the crew and • but he was flouredat th • end by aright - handed PAY , - her MAJESTY brought from the Brazils, an orphan, passengers all murdered. Some of the ves tiges of the ill-fated the head. is inconsolable, and refuses to take food. DUBLIN, AUGUST 4. peopl e are still visible, and th e c hi e f actor i n t h e d rea df u l a ff a i r , The last and 58th round Cooper appeared at the snatch The preparations for his MAJESTY'S reception are a native, who has long been at Sydney, an d known by the name with his left eye closed, and his right bandaged up. C hit The inhabitants of Hammersmith would scarcely . of George, openly avows he was the chief perpetrator. The bows h . is adversary a heavy blow on the temple, which fi nished the going on u w i t h the utmost rapidity. HiS MAJESTY o f the unfortunate men are worn as ornaments by the natives. credit the intelligence of the QUEEN'S death, till Of fight for the Gipsey. is not to be received at the ' water s edge, the foundAs FALMOUTH, At;t : ;sr 5.-Arrived the Robert and Mary, SLADE, RANDALL AND Al Th ARTIN.-•-• e great fight between Randall and cial notice was given to the Rector of Hammersmith fro& London. Sailed the Madras, Winamm, for Calcutta. Lion there be ing o fthe fi rst of stone - btu on - - Varga, is posilluely to take place one day in the Race-week, near Church, and the bell began to toll. It tolled from Canterbury. Randall trains at Alamo. and is in excellent oon-• ground on which he happens to place his foot, a port, frcm Halifax, with part of the 15th Regiment on board, „ , . , . a -. two to three this morning, and again from eight to stone, commanded by Major ALtxwm.a. Sailed the Martinique, Des- ution . the fancy anticipate a grand day. With an inscr iption, will afterwards be fixed, CAN, for Holland. - nine. Young AUSTIN is overwhelmed with grief, to commemorate the event. A canopy will be raised, PORTSMOUTH, Amine 7.-Wind W.S.W.-Passed by the COVENT-GARDEN.-This Theatre closed last night • and, indeed, every member of the family. Wellington, BROWN, from Oporto for Leith. Sailed the Virgi- • over a platform, on which ; temporary throne will nia, mesmerism, for the Cape de Verds; and his Majesty ' hi SS p with the popular Play of King Henry the Fourth, and Dr. LusttleoTort and Mr. WILDE were with her be placed for the accommodation of his MAJESTY, CASIRLION, on a cndze. the. Coronation of King Henry the Fiflh. On this MAJESTY till she expired. She was sensible till the Livransor, Amuse 6.-The Franklin, Rimer, which sailed occasion the House was crowded to an overflow while be receives the homage and dutiful 1 • gratu aeons from hence the sth instant, for Portsmouth, New Hampshire, before the drawing up of the • curtain. At the termie last, and gave directions as to her interment, being of those who shall Ithe honour his' lave to approac him. Puther mainmast , main-topmast , d ait • pu back , having - o p" nation of the Play, Mr.). ...:AWCETT came forward and conscious that she could not survive many hours.- „e l gallant-mast, split by lightning; two of the crew were hurt, but el e canopy is to be surmounted wile the Imperial not dangerously. delivered the following Address: She expressed a decided wish that her remains should Crown, and of sufficient elevation to allow the mul- DEAL, Ammar 7.-Wind S.W.-Arrived and sailed for the " latons AND GistertniEN-I present myself to perform an be conveyed to Germany, to be interred in the same River, theV or er v o, a Pa A tcx, fr ont so, titude a view of their beloved MONARCH. The men H e re ; Freed atan, Saa om, Beraut from• and ja You iaa ng ; u de n r p i l v e e as:t part n tio a n f m u- y om du t tz e , h th: pe t of t t ak th in e g In at ve at t n yo w % but of vault with her gallant Father and Brother's bones. be employed in the works, to the number of one thou- from Quebec; Eleanore, Sarroalus, front Dantzic ; Hannah, short duration. A retrospective glabeest our campai g n aff or d s Dr. LVSHINGTON wrote tO the Earl of LIVERPOOL WAKE, from Quebec; and Brothers, Wiwaxson from Tene- matter fur gratitude and exultation ; f or you h ave genero usly sand, will be all dressed in white, wearing white riee-te e latter remains.-Came d ow n ft o m t h e R iver, the Sa- patronized us by your approval, and our most gracious Monarch this morning, about eleven o'clock, from Cambridge- ribbons in their hats, with the words e GOD save the lisbury, Kuso, for the Cape of Good Hope; Marquis Huntley, h_as o twic f e honoured us by the sanction of his name and presence. House, respecting the necessity- of some arrangement King"inscribed on them. They will be fanged along w w ic e b esr, for um Quebec ; lA u Cam u, brl f dg er e, th ß e ir sie wx o , f for F N ce e7 a ßr c. Bruns - M love la rs of A u h r tsi n c e , w ope pr ra od , I n cti t o h n e s e h at a l v y e p l a ,zn of s t ucess fuL seaso n, rook the e 4 taking place relative to the disposition of her MA.. the pier, and assist in preserving order in the • . meet's remains. The Noble Earl transmitted a let- . with the Lord Hungerford, O'Banar, for New South Wales, friends at Christina, and Easter, our Harlequin Pantomime and assemblage that will attend on the occasion. The with 200 male convicts. Meln-drania were happy in the extreme. Amongst Playa of a ter, on the receipt of Dr. LUSIIINGTON'S communica- harbour is admirably calculated togive an imposing HARWICH, Aucusr 7.-Arrived the Lady Nepean racket, classical and refined cast, three'new and successful Tragedies in lion, and invited him and Mr. Wreoz to Fife-House, effect to the delightful A • the f orm scene. Assum i ng Custom-Hausa, Amin 7.-Ships Entered Inwards: L'Espe. us, or unrewarded by you. But to conclude our labours on the to which place they set out at half-past twelve o'clock of a vast natural amphitheatre, the ground is cape- ranee, from Dantzic ; Joseph and Ann. from Harlingen ; Su. seventh of Au g ust, with one of the great works of our immortal At one o'clock a Messenger was sent to Messrs. ble of accommodating upwards of 200,000 persons. ro h r, fromfromPßie Ri ga; Pernambuco El W ales , Outw fro u n tis: The;EaredanAo M ere ,- for*. t ß u s .e r u d t , y. g su ot ue u n p e in es su ( c m h th a e ma mu n st ne c r ruw as d t ed o oc an c d as s ion plenditiscirearention ces FRANCE and BANTING, tl.c KING'S Upholsterers, of The Wicklow Mountains, rising in wild and broken Dublin ; Oroonoko, for Demerara; Rachel, for Hamburgh ; ever congregated within the walls of a Theatre), furnishes man- ia:ll-Mall, to attend at Cambridge House, for the • Findlay, for Queb e c; Zeelust, for Rotterdam- Hamm, for rials for dramatic history, and affords me the pleasing opportu. ridges, close the romantic prospective in the rear, ditto ; and. Hambletonian, for St. Mary's.-Cleared d Outwards: pity of now offering you the moat sincere and grateful thanks of putpose of receiving orders for the funeral of her and the rugged promontory of Howth presents on The Ganges, for Madras ; 'aans Repos, for Ghent; Teazer, for our Proprietors. Until the 27th of September next we close, MAJESTY. Amsterdam; Richard, for Dublin; and Freeling, for Norway. and I can with truth declare, no day in th e i nter i m w i ll be passed the opposite side an aspect still more bare and un- Ammer:is-At I'etersburgh , the Helen, Wolff, and the L a dy without an goffort to re-open with I:if possible) increased effect At 20 minutes past one a Gentleman arrived from Munroe, from Pillau ; Maine , Leach, from Charleston; Bel- The Performers, Ladies and Gentlemen, and the humble indi- mitigated. The interj scent space forms the harbour I grave, Fleming; and Hornby, Corkindale, from Hamburgh.- vidual who has now the honour to address you, beg to add their FRANCE and BeeTreo's, and waits the return of Dr. and as _,_ _ . . , D b- Me person entering it advances towar ds U At Gottenburgh, Rodney, Arkiey ; and Royalist, Wood, from thanks, and we all, for the present, most respectfidly bid you LUSHINGTON from Lord Livitrooe's. Alderman lin, his eye lights upon objects chequered by all the London; also the Alliance, Bingston, from Cette-leaky, and farewell." Wooer and Mr. HIERONYMUS, her MAJESTY'S Stew- sublime variety f Parts of the different o nature. would discharge. At Hamburgh, Maria guar- from the Havannah ; and the Catherine, Elizabeth, Seaman, DRURY - LANE .- Last erine, from Fayal. At night, the Mountaineers was performed with good effect, to a crowded audience. ard, both left Hammersmith for town this merning, Havre Massachusetts, from the South Seas. At Bahia, N. S. , ries of Dunleary are charged with gunpowder, and T he Coronation followed, with all its gorgeous shew • about 11 o'clock, and having given directions to the de los 'Dolores, from London. the moment the lizeo arrives a simultaneous ex I p - VESEILS seoxzw WITH.-The Cossack, Newell, on the Ist inst. and trappings, every part of the ceremony passing different tradesmen, they returned again at one. sion will take place. The harbour, when finished, off e lt d ardse h y, f from Liverpoo l for for Sc. Domingo , by the Luna, ar- off with the greatest eclat. 'The Surgeon and two of her MAJESTY ' s ' Ph si- riv . lo a n t g. t 4 e 6. o_rme f r r Y will include a spa re of water capable of containing ti mu re m f :mon Water f ß o t t li d .t il o t. n in th h e t. 27 4 t :. , ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.-The Comic Opera of clans returned this morning to Brandenburgh House 800 square-rigged vessels, and will afford anchorage the Oriental, 42 days from Porto Rico, for Hamburgh; on the Free and Essay was repeated at this House yesterday for the purpose of being present during the opening b ed i th ns e t. _o e ff res ßards . ey, the Martha, from Liv epool for che er Lknea, evening, for the third time this season. Miss E. for the largest ship of the British Navy. The base c , arrived at Liverpool; Maryn lsth BLANCHARD, who has been prevented for some time, of her MAJESTY'S body, and preparing it for its being of the • is 300 feet broad, pier feet, tit in let . 49. 44 . lon 43 . 18 from Jamaica for Landon, out the top 100 the • • g• • by severe illness, from attending to her professional placed in the co ffi n. It has been proposed that her 33 da • the 27th, SO. long. 15. 34. the Aurora, height 50, and the average breadth is 100 feet. f rom Newfoundland for Bristol, by the John and Mary, arrived duties, made her first appearance on these boards in ' MAJESTY'S body should lie in state; but it is not yet Every foot of the pier contains 10,000 cubic feet of at Liverpool ; and the Mary, Coleman, of Whitehaven, on the the character of Eugenia. This is not a character positively determined on. stone and three feet of this work is executed ever 6th, off Gaspee, all well, by the Royal Yeoman, arrived off w hi c h requ i res any exert i on, or i n which a Performer • , y Weymouth, ppears to advantage; but we hope soon to see Miis The following Supplement to th e London Gazette, day. It is a ffi rmed that it will, when completed, be DISTILINUTION or Patna -MoNzr.-The Pigmy, for the boat a . . June, her cargo, and crew , at No. 22, Norfolk -street, Strand, BLANCHARD in one of more importance. After the was published at a late hour this forenoon : the greatest thing in the known world. The mar- so t h e 3d of Se ptember, and' recalled there. Opera, a pleasant trifle, in one Act, called Twei Wives; ' • SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE OF kets here have risen considerably in consequence of or, A Hint to Husbands,was produced for the first time, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. • the Royal visit. Butchers' meat of every kind has Early on Saturday morning his Grace the Duke and very favourably received. The story is short • ' of WELLINGTON and suite arrived at the Ship Inn, and simple. A Gentleman who had married a se- Dover, WEDNESDAY, under salute from wife,his • • Dover, and at noon embarked a cond Yesterday evening, at twenty-five minutes after everything else in proportion. the batteries. Prior to the embarkation of his Grace, voyage to Lisbon, treats her with such harshness and ten o'clock, the QUEEN departed this life, after a Mr. MASH, of the Lord Chamberlain's Depart- his Royal Highness the Duke of . CAMBRIDGE and ill temper, that her father and mother, with a view short but painful illness, at Brandenburgh House, at assent, met with an unfortunate ac c id en t y es te r d a y, suite arrived at the above Inn, His Grace of Wet- o f correct i ng hi s h a bi ts , contr i ve to h ave intelligence while taking an airing in his gig in the Pliceniz Park. i mmediately attended his Highness 'front conveyed to him that his wife LINGTON . firsthad escaped from Hammersmith. Isis carriage, and the two Illustrious ukes shook the shipwreck; and was still living. A dexterous STAR-OFFICE, FOUR O'CLOCK. He was thrown out with so much violence, that he bands very cordially. After remaining a short time fellow, named• Flank (admirably represented by Mr. We are just informed that the omission of an Offl- is now confined to his bed by the effects of the fall ; at the Ship Inn, his Royal Highness embarked for HARLEY), is employed to execute this stratagem.- cial Notification of her MAJEsTv's demise, from the but it is hoped he may be sufficiently recovered be- Calais, under a salute from the guns at the Heights. He first appears in the character of a veteran Captain, Home Department to the LORD MAYOR, arose from fore his MAJESTY arrives, to resume his o ffi cial duties. There was a misconception respecting a Proctor and brings the dismal tidings to the husband ;he from Doctors' Commons being engaged in preparing next comes forward as a Lawyer, and points out the the absence of Lord SIDMOUTH from town; and that ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. her MAJEsTy's Will, whilst her MAJESTYs Counsel dreadful consequences of bigamy. The husband, in a letter has late in the day been received by the LORD On board the Lord Moira packet, which arrived were in attendance. The fact was, her MAJESTY the meantime, is filled with sorrow at the idea of being MAYOR from Mr. HOSHOUSE, the Under-Secretary of here yesterday, via Liverpool from London, there made some arrangement relative to her foreign pro- obliged to part from the wife he loved, and with re- State, communicating the melancholy event, and de- were twelve large chests well packed with his MA- petty, and her signature was r e q ui r ed to be attested pentance for his unkind behaviour to a Lady whose by two Notaries, who attended from the Commons am i a bl e qua li t i es h e h a d never unt il t h en sufficiently siting that all theforms usual on such occasionsshould i JESTY'S plate, which was used at the Coronation, and for that purpose . appreciated. The denouement then takes place, re- be observed. which left London on last Thursday week by the Thursday, as Mr. WARLEY, 'a respectable farmer , form follows, and all the parties are happy. The We have also received some very interesting particu- Paddington Caw • al boats, and arrived in Liver 00l on P P of Brizenorton, was returning from Witney market, Piece was given out for a second representation, lars of her MAJESTY'S declarations in her last moments. Tuesday night. he was thrown from his horse and killed on the spot. amidst loud and general applause. The followin g • She said, that she had lived " long enough to CON- On board the same packet were also thirty-six Sunday evening, during the absence of the family, Song was prettily sung by Mrs. BALLS t FOUND HER ENEMIES, but not long enough TO RE- Packages of kitchen and cooking furniture, contained who were gone to prayers, some villains broke into THE ROSE OF CONTENT. the dwelling-house of Mr. HARVEY, s il k-manufac- WARD lIER FRIENDS." And among the last words in three large crates, and all under the care of two ewer, in Elder -street, Norton Falgate, and robbed it Tune-Ain/ocl/ If itilfloch. site uttered were-e i die not without pain, but with- servants of the scullery and a serjeant belonging to of £350 in gold, three s il v e r watches, and jewellery Farewell to the splendour of Courts and of Castles, Farewell to the wiles and delusions of art ; • out regret." the Recruiting Service in Liverpool. The serjeant's to a large amount, also a quantity of wearing cep- Farewell to the pomp of the wealthy that dazzles, instructions were to have them all delivered at the parel, household linen, ace. with which they escaped. But seldom gives pleasiue or bliss to the heart ! - Castle of Dublin, and they were all delivered accord IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS HAYING ANY TRANS- I'd fly from the world, its cues and its woes, The Park Papers cf Sunday arrived this forenoon. ingly this morni g n . One of his MAJESTY'S footmen ACTIONS WITH HASISURGH.-Intelligence was re- There is nothing in them which requires irmtediate Enjoying the blessings by Pinnies...Nee sem, landed from the same packet, and drove up to the ceived on Saturday of the failure of a Commercial No poverty pressang, - notice. Five per Cents. Saturday, 86fr. 35cs Castle about eight o'clock yesterday evening. llouse, in which many of the German Houses in this er sorrow disti easing, . On board the A nnesley packet, which arrived al sky are deeply involved. On inspecting the list of I'd wear in my bosom the Rose of Content I The Duchess of KENT and the Princess FEODOEE the Pigeon-house this morning, came about forty creditors, the wife of the insolvent appears as a prin The realm I'd cheer with a son g or a ditty. As homeward he went (ruin his lab.:::rand toil; ereorepatiied the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE) largc cases, some directed to Sir B. &worm.% but eipal creditor-and whose claims will probably ab- re wroth the distresed in the lenyua g e of pity, the reigning p u t te d s eee em eosteeee , o n Mon- moat tO his MAJESTY, at the Phccnix Park, and a fee sorb all the assets. It seems there is a law in Ham And oft' with my lute their sad moments beguile ! a . " to Bu s hy ho e and f rom t h ence to Claremont, at the Castle. Several of them were from his MA- burgh, which cannot be made too public, that the I'd fly from the world, &c.a ••nt-re they were entertained by Sir ROBERT Own- jgsTy . 4 tradesmen in London. All these packages wife's property has a prior claim to the whole estate Coax RECHARGE, MARE-LANF, AUGGST n.-Owin g NI the de- * , INER, in the absence of Prince LsopoLD. The came by land to Liverpool, and were there put on for the first five years of her marriage. The ha-.k-• pression in the Wheat trade on Masclay, a considerable quantity •yal panty returned to the•residence of the Duchess board on Wednesday morning, under the care of rupt, in this case, has only been married four years remained . over for this ‘ mo t r h n e in c g h 's an n e larke t ty , whichh a d more buyer y s ,:a ip coase q uene •of 0 .g i n dullh- we at her , but not )1 . Kgsy, act the Klece s Palace, Kensington, to din- some servants and a serjeant from the Liverpool sta. end three quarters-it is therefore expedient, in esti- at an ce in prices. Oats were alsoof sa le, the ar- :r. Tee Princess SOPHIA joined the company in ciao, who 4rAS intructed . to see them safely delivered , mating e man's property by what be had with his rivals being very Large, and the consumption materialy dimi- e eveniag. at the respective places to which they were directed. 5 wife, to ascertain Amu long he has beers married! niched. an Barley, Beans, and Peas, there is little vat:alien. , • a - . , •:a. . MS MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IRELAND+ tie following information was received at Lt.oirn's this morning, relative to his MAJESTY : The ship Hero, arrived at Cowes, passed the Ro yal' squadron on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, off the Wolf flock, with a fine breeze at E. " PLY MOUTII, AUGUST v. " His MAJESTY passed by for Dublin, at eleven o'clock, on Saturday night." " FALMOUTH, AUGUST 6. 'g The Royal squadron passed this port about two A. ar. and must have got round the Land's End be. fore the wind shifted from the eastward to the N.N.V." " PENZANCE, AUGUST 5. 43 His MAJESTY'S Beet passed this bay this morn• ing for Dublin, with a fine breeze at S.E: but it soon after became a calm. His MAJESTY'S ship LEE sent her boat on shore for some soft bread, milk, vegeta• bles, &c. The wind is since shifted to N.E." COWES, AUGUST 7, 18E1. (PRIVATE LETTER.) Arrived the American ship Hero, of Boston, AT-. KISIS Master, from Havannah, for orders, laden with sugars. By this arrival we have the pleasure of an nouncing, that the Royal George yacht, and her at tendant squadron, were observed by Captain AT KINS, on Sunday last, at one o'clock, P. M. to be be tween the Wolf Rock and Scilly Islands, shaping their course, under easy sail, and a delightful breeze from the cast, for St. George's Channel. DUBLIN, AUGUST 4. The preparations for his MAJESTY'S reception are going on w ith the utmost rapidity. His MAJESTY is not to be received at the water's edge, the founda don there being of stone—but on the first spot of Irish ground on which he happens to place his foot, a stone, with an inscription, will afterwards be fixed, to commemorate the event. A canopy will be raised, over a platform, on which ; temporary throne will be placed for the accommodation of his MAJESTY, while he receives the homage and dutiful gratulation: of those who shall have the honour to appr)ach him. The canopy is to be surmounted v. 4 the Imperial Crown, and of sufficient elevation to allow the mul titude a view of their beloved MONARCH. The men employed in the works, to the number of one thou sand, will be all dressed in white, wearing white ribbons in their hats, with the words GOD save the King" inscribed on them. They will be ranged along the pier, and assist in preserving order in the immense assemblage that will attend on the occasion. The harbour is admirably calculated to give an imposing effect to the delightful scene. Assuming the form of a vast natural amphitheatre, the ground is capa ble of accommodating upwards of 200,000 persons. The Wicklow Mountains, rising in wild and broken ridges, close the romantic prospective in the rear, and the rugged promontory of Howth presents on the opposite side an aspect still more bare and un mitigated. The interj acent space forms the harbour and as the person entering it advances towards Dub lin, his eye lights upon objects chequered by all the sublime variety of nature. Parts of the different quar ries of Dunleary are charged with gunpowder, and the moment the limo arrives a simultaneous explo sion will take place. The harbour, when finished, will include a space of water capable of containing 800 square-rigged vessels, and will afford anchorage for the largest ship of the British Navy. The base of the pier is 300 feet broad, the top 100 feet, the height 50, and the average breadth is 100 feet. Every foot of the pier contains 10,000 cubic feet of stone, and three feet of this work is executed every day. It is affirmed that it will, when completed, be the greatest thing in the known world. The mar. ken here have risen considerably in consequince of the Royal visit. Butchers' meat of every kind has risen from two to three pence in the pound ; and everything else in proportion. Mr. MASH, of the Lord Chamberlain's Depart ment, met with an unfortunate accident yesterday, while taking an airing in his gig in the Phenix Park. He was thrown out with so much violence, that he is now confined to his bed by the effects of the fall ; but it is hoped he may be sufficiently recovered be fore his MAJESTY arrives, to resume his official duties. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. • On board the Lord Moira packet, which arrived here yesterday, via Liverpool from London, there were twelve large chests well packed with his MA JESTY'S plate, which was used at the Coronation, and which left London on last Thursday week by the Paddington Canal boats, and arrived in Liverpool on Tuesday night. On board the same packet were also thirty-six , packages of kitchen and cooking furniture, contained in three large crates, and all under the care of two servants of the scullery and a serjeant belonging to the Recruiting Service in Liverpool. The serjeant's instructions were to have them all delivered at the Castle of Dublin, and they were all delivered accord ingly this morning. One of his MAJESTY'S footmen landed from the same packet, and drove up to the Castle about eight o'clock yesterday evening. On board the Annesley packet, which arrived at the Pigeon-house this morning, came about forty largt., cases, some directed to Sir B. Btoomrtm.ri, but most to his 3IAJEsry, at the Phccnix Park, and a fess at the Castle. Several of them were from his MA JESTY'S tradesmen in London. All these packages came by land to Liverpool, and were there put on board on Wednesday morning, under the care or, some servants and a serjeant from the Liverpool sta• do% who was intructed to see them safely delivered at the respective plaices to which they were directed., • f ki • the Ldr- • mett and wer ; hr.• - • R is 1 by ›psr and vied and last rich Wn, road and his •ied. vent ith ; We ping who was the the tpon atch r hit the and Meat . • ' 1 ght I I (rid this 4 Ind t an f it I e of )rds usly irch • ace. • the the .; nile and rot' a s in Iby ' t the „ la lion aces ate- rtu- s of ose, Sled .1 adi- heir you vas ce. ew ng of lay E. ne, nal in ter ner • the es; ne, nrt Li se- her tnd iew nce urn Dug Ilr. tin, he the in ing re- lose ttly re- rhe on, ing % de- lily ore not ar- mi- ). , • t 1, • 4 /a' 1r