Star. — London, England, 1821-08-13 00:00:00

I . . . . HIS MAJESTY'S. VISIT TO IRELAND. neaten, owners of the private yachts, that they may sunk : the nets were at the moment flung from t h e steam pack-t,il. THE EVENING STAR. ,l • accompany the Royal squadron to Dublin ; this Intl- and the crew of the wherry, seven in numb er , were very speedily it() IA HEAD, Thursday Noon. ~ ,----- _ oration tends to confirm the opinion before prevalent, taken on board her. Two of the fi s hermen were I : tat, one very sS LONDON. Yesterday the wind shifted, and became so foul, as to the public entry of his MAJESTY into the Bay seriously. Lord Slimmer', whO was on board t h e steam-packet, manifested the deepest solicitude fur the safety of the snit s e.. ........... . that the preparations for the sailing of the squadron of Dublin. • alily men : he ordered them, as they landed, to be taken the beet ca .., • MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1821 . were countermaaJed. It was apprehended that din-- Had the squadron remained here much longer, of; and his Lordship sent down, with all possible dispatek re a THE FUNDS. ing the night it would blow hard, and cause the provisions would have been at an enormous price. ' surgeon for them, in the post - chaise which conveyed hi m to the :•," PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Royal yacht, which was anchored in the Bay, to roll Egg s are already sixpence cads, and fresh butter, Castle. This city, as must be expected, pr esents t h e same scene $ per Cent. Reduced 76 1 / 8 3 / 4 '/ so much as to produce unpleasant sensations, if not of bustle, suspense, and anxiety: it is at present the resort o f whatever from n and fashion the country contains, with fruit, vegetables, and meat, are eagerly bought up i ii• $ per CentnCons. 75 1 4 5 4 1 4 illness to his MAJESTY. The harbour was accord-very larde and shipped on board the various vessels. Seven a4ditions • %land, and many of the foreign Antbassad 4.1 the wily conteution appears to be who shall use the ors: si 4 per Cent. 95 1 / 2 -5 per Cent. Navy 108 3 / 4 sh A ingly cleared for the reception of the yacht, but the sheep were killed yesterday, and sailors were standing must sei ne vessel was not brought in until this morning. She .n Long Annuities 19 1 ,4. now lies so near the Pier-head, that spectators on the by to carry the joints off, as soon as they were sepa- did equipage. ----- 4: . Exchequer Bills 4s. ss. pr. rated to the different ships. So that neither for love nor ; Consols for Account:7s7g 3 / 4 % 1(2• Pier have a distinct view of every person on deck.— The apprehensions expressed as to the probable state money can I get a leg of Welch mutton for my din- ner. Since the intelligence of the death of the QUEEN, iT NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ARIVICII, AUGUST 11.—Arrived last creasin g his Maxot y • e • • We refer our Readers to an interesting were - of the weather were realized. It blew very hard the his MAJESTY has not appeared on the deck. In every hi G shi t s _ LIMOW, TYNE, GANNETT, ROSARIO, and PIONEER, I ' cm vey the remains of her late Majesty the QURFN to the C t o „,• ~,,; Lady Nepean d:tto, for Hee spondence which has taken place bet ween Lady Hoon greater part of the night, and though the Royal yacht Yesterday, a i was seen on shore on the Gentles/ S . a 4 rd, " -;'“ respect his MAJESTY follows the etiquette observed is p el o o oa s c kpy n , A t i o il ai t be e yi n awls lbe edini. e : • toi r to, i:nn:scftueuisulsr,e• Cuxhaven; Gh r ,Gr a a( l uv: s iet; t iefl i nt l in: s ; bet l o l tuw s rs • g e l_ e s nh i sa s_ cb s h % s“ ; s ew r ni e i ietbd n hr e tt : a l lu r es; : h: ,t e a I nd hc • e t and Lord LIVERPOOL reseeeting the period aispointed rolled a little, bis MAJESTY experienced no inconve- on such mournful occasions. Ile dines also alone. the a e. n rsh he :h • for the removal of her MAJEsTx's remains to their F nience. The awnings were put up, the Royal Ma- DUBLIN. the Minstga, I.' long home. lier_Ladyship complains, with all the rifle band attended on deck, and his MAJESTY passed THURSDAY, FIVE iI'CLOCC. pac k et , lai tle l ee ,t a ; g a h nd je warmth of female feeling, of the rapidity with which the evening in his usual delightful manner. packet, with Mails from the islands, thirty-three days from St. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 10.— Wind — mA irr , f i or ved s th r. • this last sad duty is hurried on, and of the military This morning the wind continued, up to eleven I have learned this moment that his MAJESTY was to have sailed from Holyhead this morning at nine , Thomas . 's; and . his Majesty ' s . ship Dom e, front Plymouth f or ' on shore in the fey. guard which has been appointed to accompany the o'clock, blowing foul. The ships of war, being afraid o'clock, and notwithstanding that the wind is directly funeral Procession to Harwich, as being jointly in- of the lee-shore, stood out to sea and lay-to. His . Va i l i p A a i r a si rg so. are Sa t : R led yN t E h L e r t , i f o o l r e i a , n i t y , mouth. i.iis„d by adverse and strong, he is expected to be in our Bay tended to exclude the People, who were her MA- MAJESTY may now be said to be without any escort , Jasre's sole stay and support while living, from teni-to-morrow morning at the utmost ;it is said that it for New ,South wanes. , t h e lhana packet, from Falmouth for Rio Janeiro, was spoke save that of the private yachts which acco m p anied on oni the e ‘it ) e i t a h na J , u f t r ie oi , n in 3i la ira r. ni liL h N i i0. 10 ( n i e 1 , ( .. , 2 4. r. . ~ l i t es Eying as they could wish their veneration for her me- endeavoured that the entrance of the Royal the squadron to Holyhead, and are now lying in the m ill be fleet into the Bay shall be about sun-rise, in order both, Tuomrsoe, and Bideford, lk AS, frtfin St e Joh• I V 'Z't- PLYMOUI If, AUGINT I I.— NI Ind NA% .—. e r a, d t i e Fl. mory. Lord Istveriroot. rests his vindication on an harbour. They an: those of Mr. PELHAM, Mr. and l'rovidence Good Intent, Areirtsox, from Newcastle fo r anxiely co fulfil her MAJasTY's own wish, that her WELLS, that Nature shall present our Royal and Illustrious Brunswick); MT. SMITH, Mr. MAXEY, and the Marquis Visitor with one of her most beautiful and effective remains should be removed to Brunswick within r 1 OA A NGLESEA. pourdeatis. Sailed the Wanderer, Wayooon, for Quebec. three days after her decease, and intimates, that he panoramas. Lord SIDMOUTII went to Holyhead yes- PORTSMOUTU, ACuUST I2.—Wilid W.—Passed up Chu m ,' The Marquis of LONIX)NDERRY came down last terday to receive the commands of his Royal Master, yesterday, the Deveron, from Buenos Ayres; passed tip cannot allow of any delay beyond to-morrow.— night. His Lordship intended to sail for Dublin thistteda • ABUNDANCE store-ship,. for Chatham; his Majesty's ship and returned this morning, after a rough passage, the Demerara packet, VENASLES, from Demerara. Sailed tile' . We know not whether there has been any reply to morning in the Me!cor - steam-packet, and had his which discomposed his Lordship very much. On his Sr. IVE'S, AUGUST 10.—The Goodwood, Rot:erre of ' l>i:i n : for Sheerness, to be paid off; and the Camel, Moans for Lon 1, Sr,. , s this from Lady HOOD ; but no one can be at a loss to luggage put on board. When his Lordship went to entrance into the river, near the light-house, a dis- mouth, from Youghal . for London, came in here on the sal in. See what that reply should be. .His Lordship has pay his respects to his MAJESTY that arrangement e agreeable accident occurred—a wherry was run down stant, very leaky, and is now dischareing. Yesterday tee d, D Charleston, lieu. of Dublin, from Whitehaven fur cc ' in- not been able to ful fi l her MAJESTY'S wish to have was changed. The steam-packet was detained two r,, and a couple of limbs were broken, but happily no life see p, her retains removed within three days ; and that hours beyond 'her time of waiting for dispatches to lost. A dispute has arisen between the upper and came in here with of FA, &c. Ganataiipocali fßotricikteurtst,etdrinu., MAE, AUGUST Ig..—Nl ind N.W.—Arrived yesterday, and rcriod once overstepped, it can make no difference Dublin. Lord LONDONDERRY had Isis luggage re- low er houses of our Corporation ; in the Ceremonial „ A a e n h It: Wellington, ANOERson, ITohi Sr. John's (N. 11.) ; Juliana, Ssu A ni ll , t-e ...ver, the Janie', WALTON ; Aid,' COATES; • d whether the removal takes place within a week or a moved to the King's yacht, where he now is, and in- of the Procession the Commons are not noticed, the fortnight thereafter. tends to remain until his MAJESTY lands in Ireland. ; lin ito Pe iZ e r i ll 'at t ui Tu i' e fr f o ro n m i j LORD MAYOR and Aldermen arrogating to them- f fr r o om m QU GEe e n be ad C a ; A King's Messenger from London has just arrived, selves all the distinction and expression of homage Alen, Hew, from Memel for Shoreham ; Fairlop, Ileac, free; '' We give in another part some interesting particu- and gone on board the yacht with dispatches for his on the ' ' approaching happy occasion. There should Petersburgh for Bristol; and several more. Caine down fr om the River and rerresins, the Ganges, FALCONER, for Calcutta. '.. Lars from a Liverpool Paper, of the melancholy loss m A JEsTy• certainly be no aristocratical exclusions in the dis- Came down from the River to-day, 'he Lisbon, Tutees, for of the Earl Moira packet ; but are still without any The sea continues in the Channel, that so strong play of a loyalty which, as it actuates all, all should u St. Vincent's. Sailed the whole of the outward-bound. ...lILL A OCCST 1/..... Arrived the Persee , erance, Unties.; list of the names of th : unfortunate sufferers. We the Einera/d, which went out with orders for the have the opportunity and means of expressing ; and from G reenland, with 10 fish and 400 butte. fear there is too much reason to beiieve that the Earl squadron, dipped her bowsprit in the waves. Mersa:see, AUGUST IL—Arrived and sailed for the Meer, the Commons being an integral and indivisible mem- see Waterloo, Beet, from Sr. Vincent's, having lost au anchor ' ": Of PORTARLINGTON is among the number. The I have learned, that the • evening the Royal aqua- bee of the Corporation, it is as unjust as it is pre- an d cab le - •-, names are given of two servants of the Earl who drop anchored in Yarmouth Roads, his MAJESTY BILLTAST /UMW 9.—We are informed that the Mary Ann e sumptuous, to attempt to put them out of their legi- B um of ' 3laryport, from Workington to Londonderry, is ' . have been saved, but no mention is made of his Lord- presented to the warrant, or permanent Officers of his timate place in the Procession. There was also a away on the Bull at Hamblin. • ship himself, who, it is known, was on his way to yacht, handsome tokens of his satisfaction with their •se_ Cermet-House, AuGusT 11.—Entered inwards :— The Nati- dirrurence between the County and City Authorities, sues, from Grenada; Netley, from Liverpool; les ti t•• --er-on, :um Ireland, and has not yet been announced among the conduct dui ing the four years that they have had the the LORD MAYOR wishing to receive the KING at Rouen; Young Norval, from Quebec ; Hannah, from Cape ; arrivals in Dublin. honour to serve him. To the Master, Purser, and landing, but this the High Sheriff of the County, Mr. Breton ;Eliza, from Antwerp ; Neptune, from O s t en d ; an d t h e , from Quebec,—cleared Outwards:—The Comet, for Surgeon, be has given an elegant and rich gold snuff- Coss, would not permit. He felt himself, pre- Ehineur ; Oporto, for Oporto ; Chance, for Harsburgh; the The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have catais by (little, for China; Kingston, for Halifax ; Heroes, for box each; and on the Boatswain, Carpenter, and Pilot, scriptively and legally, the List man in lii% Bailiwick, Scale ; Bonne Henrktte, for Rouen; Duke of Kent, for Rot- arrived. he has bestowed three silver medals. On the obverse and was determined not to forego his privilege of re- terdam; Prosperous, for Calais ; Marshal Bluchsu for Room The sale of twelve millions and a half of recites dam; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend; Laurel, for Naples; of these is his MAJESTY'S head, and on the reverse • • ceiving the Knso, the landing-place (Dunleary) being Manly, for Cork; Flora, for Antwer p ; Hannah e - belonging to the Royal Treasury, which has been . . . . . thefor Quebec. an inscription containing name o f " the person to in the County of Dublin. The difference is, how- --- announced for this month past, took place on Thurs. whom the medal was presented. ever, compromised, the High Sheriff permitting the LOSS OF THE EARL MOIRA PAC'KET: day, with a publicity and solemnity hitherto unusual During the his MAJESTY sat in the day T D •voyage LORD MAYOR . to accompany him.. t in France in operations of this kind. The following(From the Liverpool Mercury of Friday.) time for the most part on deck. The weather was . were the biddings: constantly fine, and there was scarcely any sea. A It is impossible to describe the altered appearance It becomes our painful duty to record one of the RICARDO and Co. at the rate of - - elf. eke . of our city, in consequence of the accession of visi- most distressing shipwrecks that ever occurred within light breeze wafted the Royal yacht smoothly over the precincts of this port ; the loss of the smack Earl I Artier and Co. - - - - see _ l c. tors ; the bustle and shew and lite, in our leading SAKTORIS and Co. - - . - 841. 60c. the waters, and Isis MAJESTY frequently expressed streets, are not inferior to what London in its utmost li n . The actual Moira, which sailed with passengers, bound to Dub- DEMISE= and Co. - - . -85 f. .55c. the pleasure which he felt, by exclaiming to himself, number of those who perished we a fullness exhibits. The number of yachts and othe r h av e no t b een a bl e to ascerta i n; part l y owing to the The whole was therefore knocked down to this last or to those around him, ccThis is delightful sailing ! House.—French Five per Cents. Thursday, 88f. 90c. se This is beautiful !" pleasure-boats, and small craft, which will meet the uncertainty as to the number wh o em b ar k e d , an d their being chiefly strangers in the town, and partly Royal fleet, and accompany it in, will be immense • His MAJESTY received also much gratification ' from the extreme exhaustion of the survivors, which and dra i m-this will be the most g ra n d A Lisbon Mail arrived this forenoon with Papers from the performances of the Royal Marine Band.— and certainly rendered many of them unable to depict the dread• part of the p osin g business . to the 18th July. They contain an o ffi cial proniul- He has appointed the Master one of the Gentlemen pSuch of the steam- ful scene of which they had formed a part, until gation of the Decree raising the duty on woollen of his Band at the Pavilion. packets as shall not be in conveyance of the M a il s , wearied nature were recruited by sleep. cloth, and all other British manufactures, from fif- Thur sday Evening , S i x o' Clock. will be engaged by parties, and there is not a ship's The Earl of Moira left the Pier Head soon after six o'clock on the evening of Wednesday, the Bth in- boat in the river that is not in requisition. I fear teen to thirty per cent. The King's Messenger has brought the melon- stern. The greater number of our informants (all that some serious accidents will ensue. A great choly intelligence of her MAJESTY'S dissolution. survivors) agree in the estimation of the number of Letters received this morning from Constantinople, Saturda y , Five o'Clock, r. K. number of military and private bands of music will 100 to 110 persons being on board, includi ng a b out be out on the water. On the sea-shore from Dun- six of a crew. When Off the Magazines th e y set a ll The wind still continues adverse, but the weather dated the 10th of July, mention that the Franks had leery to Killiney, and all along to Bray, there is not sail, the wind blowing fresh from the W.N.W. After • has moderated. The ships of war have returned into all returned from on board the ships to their peasant's cabin that will not be occupied a common pea harbour. His MAJESTY intends sailing for Dublin the vessel missed stays and struck Burho Bank. The houses, and everything remains tranquil, both there the first fair wind. In order to prevent the great dis-tonight by persons from this city, in order to see , passengers, alarmed at the shock, flocked up from br- and at Smyrna. The plague has broken out at the the Royal fleet approach in the morning; and the low in multitudes; and some of those feem the cabin appointment and loss which would arise in Dublin to latter place. very i Martell° towers will be covered with peop le .— remonstrated with the Captain, who was observed to the various people engaged in trade, his MAJESTY • t • ted din oxica ,an consequently bewildered and un The feeling, curiosity, and exertion, is intense beyond Saturday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE spent 1 not make his entry in private, but according to we description. determined . The boat was ordered out, and a kedge I bought my scarf and medal to-day, the evening with the Duchess of KENT. the form laid down in the ceremonial. A cart load anchor was carried to leeward; and, after consider- and it would astonish you to see the humble descriPs able toil, the vessel was again t • Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE attended Di- of ice was this morning landed here from Plaesnwyd, go into deep water, • vine Service at the Royal German Chapel. and deposited in the Kteo's yacht. The brig Pandora don of persons who were getting scarfs and medals, and bore away for the Cheshire shore. n • We are informed that the Preacher at a Chapel not came i n thi s m orn i ng , an d sa l ute d t h e R oya l e t an da r d. If there ever was a triumph in which the pomp, and A great •• a hundred miles from Charlotte -street, Fitzroy- Eve, person on board his MAJESTY'S and the pride, and circumstance of shew was exceeded by the Capta i n number of the to bear away for passegers here Liverpool, requested as th e wea - l thcr looked very black and threatening ahead. He square, sheered, yesterday, so much of ty e meek and the genuine expression of popular and accordant other y achts , as well as the ships of war, appear to refused to comply, and, after a few tacks, about ten . charitable spirit of his holy calling, as to launch forth into a most abusive attack on the revered memory of feel it their duty to recollect that the QUEEN o f , co our prescribed for scarfs and ribbons, our shops grounded on the Wharf-bank, off Mock-beggar. Find- her departed MAJLsre :" As she lived in sin so she ENGLAND has ceased to be an object of party feel- I are hung with it; and, if you will pardon the pun, ing it h impossible to get her off, orders were given to died !" Gorr help the crazy fanatic ! We hope, as ing. His MAJESTY has ordered mourning. The much for the honour of human nature, as of the sa-no city ever looked so blue in the midst of its joyful stri ke , . t e topmasts and make everything snug. The usual marks of cerdotal function that he stands alone in his dia- preparations and anticipated enjoyments. f flags, &c. have been paid by his MAJESTY ' S vessel was not in a dangerous situatioh, so that they holism. What is ' the man aiming at l ? He can never ° imagine, surely, that this is the way to a Bishopric. yachts, the various ships of war, and the private Duster BAY, AUGUST a, Ines. determined to remain contented until the return of It is rather a singular circumstance, that Captain yachts. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY is constantly Rear-Admiral Sir JosIAH ItowLEY, Bart. Com- the . tide; som e . now remained on deck, and others retired to their hammocks. When the flood tide set • DoeLE, of the GLASGOW frigate, who has orders to with Isis MAJESTY. When the King's Messenger ar- mander-in-Chief on the coast of Ireland,' hoisted his . . in, tue vessel being occasionally lifted, struck the take the body of her MAJESTY to Cuxhaven, was the rived announcing the death of the QUEEN , ire pro- flag on board his Majesty's ship Cyrus, Captain ' bank, and it is probable, from the manner in which. Officer who, on the 28th of March, 1795, handed to seeded instantly K - 'yacht. Lord LON. to tine ING S WHITE, yesterday, in Dublin Bay, which, with his she afterwards leaked, that her bows were injured by her MAJESTY the hansl-rope to assist her in coming DONDERRY happened to be on the deck ; and when Majesty's ships Arab, Pandora, Fly, and Redwing, striking against the anchor, which was injudiciously up the side a his Majesty's ship JUPITER, when she embarked at Cuxhaven fbr England to he married. the Messenger appeared, it was notified to Lordship. •anchor in Dublin Bay , dropped when she grounded , as she is at —The, . did not take cable. mainsail, kept on her for the purpose of run- The Royal Standard at the Tower was yesterday, He instantly proceeded towards the Messenger, who moment the Royal squadron appears in the offing, ning her on the bank as the tide rose, had only the by order of Government, hoisted half-staff high, and handed to him a red morocco box, containing the to meet his MAJESTY. His Majesty's ship Arab tele- effect of • k• sin mg her deeper in the sand, and rendered is to continue so till the removal of her MAJESTY'S dispatches,andat the same time said something to graphed with his Majesty's ship Lee off Dublin yes- her situation more fatal. At half-past two the vessel remains out of the country. The tender off the above hi •min a whisper. His Lordship placed the box un- terday : the Lee had parted with the Royal squadron filled with water, fore and aft, the pump having pre- place, as also a number of vessels in the River Greenwich Hospital, and Rotherhithe Church, dis- der his arm, and hurried down to the KING, who viously been plied, bat with no effect. Two fine the evening before, which is presumed to be at Holy- . that in horses were • the hold were now hoisted up; played the same emblem of sorrow. was sitting in his cabin. It is usual, I believe, on bead. The road from Dublin to Dunleary, five the groom wished ride one of them on shore, but The Salisbury Grand Musical Festival takes place these melancholy occasions, to have minute guns miles, where his MAJESTY will land, is completely wen persuaded to I desist. The horses were washed on the 22d, 23d, and Sleh of August. The united fired to the number of years which the Royal Per- lined with carriages, &c. &c. flying to and fro. or thrown overboard. Previous to this, die passen- talents of Madame CAMPORESE, Mrs. SAies lON, IM T. sonage may have lived; but this ceremony was not DUBLIN, AUGUST 10.—The English Mail, which should have gen wished a signal to be made, to which the CJF. VAUGHAN, Mr. W. KNYVETT, and Mr. BELLASIY, • arrived on Wednesday evening, did not reach Howth until tam would not agree, declaring there was no danger; observed by the squadron. aided by a powerful and numerous band, led by an early hour yesterday morning, owing to the misapplica- • but after some time a fl a b was carried aloft by a Ns' Six o'Clock. a CRAMER, cannot fail of producing the most sublime The Commodore has just given orders for the sail- tion of the steam-packets. A very unfortunate and distressingisenger (a p r i n t er , w h o wore a bl ue j ac k et), an d ma de effect at the Cathedral. The Selections a re c hi e fl y accident occurred as the Meteor seam-packet was in the act of . fast. Between four and five o'clock the seiner forced the same as those lately performed at Westminster ing of the squadron at four o'clock to-morrow morn- entering the Pier at nowt!): she came in contact with a fishing I away the cabin deck windows, and the lug -age Inn- is.. • Abbey. AMIIIIOOETTI, we understand, is euganed ing, should the wind prove favourable . b wherry, and literally dashed her sides to pieces ; the crush, owing I visions, SCC. were fl oated up, the sea !Nuking over for the Evening Concerts. . His MAJESTY has intimated to the different Gen to the force of the engine, was dreadful--the wherry insanely I them. The waves increased with the risin ; tide, and at - _ftinammiasraienaraME7l=glist