Star. — London, England, 1821-08-17 00:00:00

°OPP' of fine of I . . . . .. • . . . ~ . . . formed a line on each side. Mr. CHITTENDEN and Lord Hoot) when or how he was to attend the Royal HIS MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IRELAND, . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. his ten men dismounted ; and it then, for the first corpse. Mr. JOHN CA LVIRT, Member of Parliament —s thne, appeared that the body was to be instantly re- for Huntingdon, who had made his appearance for FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. FORTSWHITH, . AUGUST • 16.—Wind W.—Arrived Ott Lady Wellirriton ftorn the Havannah ; and Richard, from Havre. moved. Mr. WILDE, the only person authoritatively the first time this morning, and who was understood DUCLIN, AUGUST 14. Sailed rth alai. , sty b ships MARTIE and Rose, for ,pithead, from emp l oye d by her late MAJESTY, who was to be seen, to have full powers from Government to attend and It is fixed that the Krso proceeds publicly from the Aarbent ; and Sir Francis B a rin g , w tsu ,„„ l , f or t h e was on foot near the jetty. This Gentleman , the Exe- direct the remainder of this disgraceful proceeding, the Park to the Castle on Thursday next. The route 'we", ard. , %AMES, AUGUST 16.—Arrived the Sir Francis Baring, WISH- tutor of het MAJESTY, was at first stopped, and had was observed upon the jetty. Lord Hoots turned to a a ill be along the North Circular-road, through A LT, from Loudon for Valparaiso, leaky, and must t.,. docked. DEAL, AUGUST 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for • to get permission of a deputy to follow the Royal this Gentleman, and asked if he knew in what man- _ . Eccles-street, Temple-street Denmark-street , Great ' the River, the Ciitus, ihavroN, from Pernambuco; Lively, body as the coffin was carried down the jetty ; and nee he and her late MAiesTe's Household were to from the River and remain, the Scaleby Casi:e, x perm i ss ion was gr aciously granted after some delay ; proceed from Stadt to Brunswick, and afterwards re- into Rutland-square, or what is familiarly called the —, and Heroine, D wA unts, from Jamaica. C ame d n an d t he favour was extended to Mr. Hormouse and turn to England? Mr . CALVERT said he knew no - New Gardens, down s a sa kaille.street, Westmo s heland- _ovate., for to Mr. HUME, who stood by him. The soldiers and thing of the matter. Lord HOOD then remonstrated . , China; Magnet, G Twin. for Sierra Leone • John /toward street, College-Green, Dame-street, and ht at the smelt, for Quebec; LYlfonne lenriette, P:is-Ar for Rouen .; P r p a r v o l l great _ entrance of the Castle. BROOK, for itambease. constables kept back the crowd. All the latter part and said that unless he knew there was some and John, for New South Shetland. Saikei Le Lav,ni:, of he procession, except the QUEEN'S coach, and the sion for their progress and return, he should not To-mort ow his MAJESTY holds a private Levee at Haeirear, AULUST 16.—Arrived the Leicester packet, with a Mail from Holland. • hearse, were necessarily far behind. ceed. Captain WHITE, of the Tyne frigate, most The Quets's coach now drew up, and Sir GEORGE feeling l y and politely assured his Lor d s hi p , . he be- the Lodge in the Park. On Friday evening be is ex- . • ship petted at the Theatre, where there is to be the first Lusvom.Houss:, Amon la.—Entered Inwards • Demari..-,' • ' NAYLER and his companion got out. The crown and lieve a of war would attend his Lordship s re- Packet, from Demarara; Sprightly, Maria, and ' Sarah, Loi . n . Ilelingen; Peggy, Juliana, and Providence, from Q:et•ec ; cushion were previously handed out to an Under- turn at Stadt : as to his progress he, of course, knew of a series of Concerts. It is not yet known whether Ponce of Orange, from Rotterdam ; Aldborott-h, from Ostend; taker's man, who carried it tottering, apparently un- nothing ; but Mr. CatarenT still professed ignorance his_ M AJESTY will go to any of our Cathedrals on Skylark, from Hayti; Sun, from Archangel; William, Er , !r accustomed to carry crowns, and stood alone without as to the whole matter. Since this, however, Cap- Jamaica ; Atlas, front Trinidad ; Atalanta, from Ilamburgh ; a s ingle attendant near him in front. The hearse rain Wm rE communicated an order from the Admi- Sunda i but on Monday he will hold a public Lo- Baron Ardrosan, from Smyrna ; and Rachel, from Jamaica. 'rew up next, and Mr. Climes:ova and his ten ralty, which satisfied his Lordship that a ship will be vee at the Ctle, and at whichothe honour of Knight. hood will be conferred on Captain SKINNER, who • iii shod undertakers, dragged the Royal coffin from ready to bring him back. I . t might have been ex- THE EARL MOIRA PACKET. • commanded the steam-packet which conveyed the ate carriage. They raised it on their shoulders, and peeled that boats would have been prepared to take • .noved off, preceded only by Mr. CHITTENDEN, with- him at the time. Royal Visitor to Ireland. The Liverpool Advertiser of Tuesday contains a long a ccount of the loss of the above packet ; but the oat waiting a single instant, down the jetty. It is A short time afterwards his Lordship and his Lady, Many anecdotes arc told connected with his MA- cArcely credible, but it is a tact, not a single attend- Lady ANNE HAMILTON, Di. and Mrs. LUSHINGTON,foIl ow ing are the only new particulars. After de- scribing the confusion of the passengers and the ,it of any description—no military officer—no civil Count VASSAL!, and young AUSTIN, embarked on JESTY'S landing, among them, that a poor fellow of f inctinnar y I no, not a soul attended the Royal corpse. bo ar d t h e b oats o r one of the schooners in the offing, the lower orers approached the KING, stammering breaking up of the vessel, it says, sao pall— n , plumes. al e have never seen even a and immediately proceeded to the vessel which had out some sorter apology, and requesting his MAJESTY " A boat bad been at , anchor, within hail, from p auper's coffin so unattended. A decent man would been prepared for their reception, and which , a few would let him have to say that he shook hands with him. the time I went on deck, with two men in her , who la ve thought that, as is the pr actice at ever y funeral, minutes after they had reached it, hoisted its sails and KING, very go od saw the whole progress of our danger with t he most The humouredly, shook his hand som e little stop would have been made to allow Lord left the harbour to j oin the rest of the squadron. mortifying indiffetence. They baited their hooks , iloon and the Ladies of her MaaesTv's Household heartily, when Pat, looking earnestly on the honoured threw them out as coolly as though we lay at anchor, Such was the beggarly manner in which those who ,o come up and follow their Royal Mistress. But wield the power of Great Britain thought fi t to ells - member, exclaimed, "0, then, by J—s, it's you I'll and, to be near witnesses of our sesttess, bole sloe a be- ,to : the body and the undertakers had advanced full miss from its shore the body of their late QUEEN.— never wash the longest day I have to live r Ano- upon us where we cast anchor, withiu filly yarns be- thirty yards, and were on the edge of the outer jetty But the line of conduct which they in their folly titer fellow, dressed in a frieze coat (this is fact), but t werp us and the shore, evidently remaining to pick before Lord Hoop could get from his carriage, and thought it expedient to pursue, served only to render very , well mounted, preceded at full gallop his Ma- up any property that might drift within their reach. mere they remained, refusing even the offer of 'A eurry after th e coffin. the affection with which the people regarded her re- JESTY s carriage from Howth to the Park, cracking guineas to take even the women, who were then all The next carriage, containing Lady Hoop and mains more clear and powerful by the contrast. The Lady 'A. Hesitators, was opened in haste by some whole pop ulation of the neighbouring villages seemed a thong whip, and exclaiming to the multitude— safe, on shore. Seeing no prey coming, for the fug. 'common fellow, and there being no person to receive poured o ut to take their last farewell of this mem ber . " Screetch out ye rascals! Screetch out ye vagabonds! gage . . had not then be an to drift they hoisted s • g , „ ail t hem, value Civil, Military, or of the Qu ace's House • of the House of Brunswick. Long before we an teedvery deliberately, and left us to our fate. Many yes- laast, had) Hoot) nearly fell on her face, the under- at Harwich, we could see the beach fi lled with spec- here 's your Kis° !" Never was man more pleased sels passed within view, some vile near. than the KI • Akers proceeding all this time• with their burden. .NG a t his reception, although experi- a tatohs, tators, and the river covered with boats, assembled t o About seven o'clock, a •ilowboat No 11 did so • Lady Hoot; and Lady A. HAMILTON standing al o ne , witness the conclusion of the mournful drama which encin g but a very partial expression of the public she, however, went into Liv e rpool, '• ' ' and brought out , wa ki n g round' them, at a loss, apparently, whither has recently been passing before the eyes ofthe country. feeling. How, then, sewald he feel had his entry two small boats, which arrived just as the wreck was , s o or what to do, Mr. HUNIE and Mr. HOBIIOUSE The neighbouring hills and forts, viewed fioni been public from Denleary, as at first intended?— cleared. There were also several fishing-boats, Ame- rican as sa me back in haste front their position on the edge el the jetty, where they stood with Mr. Ww.nE.river, appeared to be crowned the and British vessels, and two s•e tm- • • s • E a . packet . , of sincere mourners , whilst On the river itself every they seemed to commiserate our situation, and fj: alr. Hume gave his arm to Lady HOOO, Mr. Hots-led by curiosity to see the great folks. Lord LONDON- vesse , yacht, and fishing-boat that could be procured forded us the assistance of their prayers, no doub!.— HOUSE a, Lady ANNE HAMILTON, and followed Lord occupied by perams soliciting to catch a glimpse Denny was the wonder of this day ; a great crowd About half-past seven the Hoyt:lke life-boat was in Hoots. The body still was carried forward. By this l w a' I ot the loved remains of her in whose calamities they was collected about him ; and as he went into Lord view, and approached the wreck. When the crew a . indecent haste, neither Dr. LUSHINGTON nor Mr. i BROUGHAM, nor any of those more immediately ! had long tell a lively sympathy. The situation in SIDMOUTII's apartments he was cheered by the people, of the life-boat attached themselves to the wreck by • which we were ,then the co ffi n was lowered into tile throwing their grapple into the rigging, the sailar s coanected with lier MAJESTY, could join the body I on which he took off his hat, which he can do as grace- , boat prepared for it, enabled us to observe that the who got upon the top of the mast, now weighed until this unpalled co ffi n was slipped off the nonce-, f rict ion , indecent . fully as any man in Ireland. occasioned by the rapidity with w • down nearly upon a level with the sea, were the first takers' shoulders upon the slings and under the crane, ;whic h The K h IN has made Captain &stamen, who corn- to get on board her, leaving helpless females and it Was hurried along the road, had no t on that in a minute or two swung it from the shore.: i thasunder, but had absolutely torn off the botto m mended the Lightnin j Packet, a Master and Corn- s.veak the to shift for themselves. Many plunged Be it recollected, that this part of the ceremony, as the crimson velvet which was placed there for the mender in the Royal Ndvy. His MAJESTY also into sea to gain her, of whom some sunk to tise '• ler as regarded England, was in fact.the funeral of ; t f purpose of ornament. On the coffin being lowered no more; some returned to the wreck. tt. bile the made Captain SKINNER a present of a valuable her MAJESTY. Not even Mr. WILLIAIJ AUSTIN, tile t ! • into the boat, it immediately proceeded to the Pio- life-boat was in view, several individuals became residuary legatee, could come up to be a mourner in , . snuff-box. !Weer schooner, and was followed at a short distance quite exhausted, dropped off, and drifted away, in- the procession of five 1. Mn. BROUGHAM, Dr. Loses -: by numbers of the boats which had previously been The Duke of MoNenosz, the Marquis GRAHAM, eluding the Captain. Several women were washed k - twros, Mr. Alderman WOOD, Sir ROBERT WILSON . stationed around the jetty, and of which several had the Marquis HEADFORD, and several others of his off about the same time. The shrieks of these poor had travelled post from Paris on purpose to (who creatures arrived from the neighbouring ports, especially Ips- MalesTv's Household, paid their dutiful respect s to were truly terrific. Another boat shortly attend)—not one of these Gentlemen, nor any of the wich, filled with most respectable individuals. after came up; .they were regular traders in saving ' suite, could come up, except just in time to see thethe KING, in the course of the day, at the Lodge in The co f f i n, on the boat's reaching the schooner, lives, and made their bargain accordingly. Alter slings wound round the co ffi n. the Park. was hoisted on board, and received by a party of Ma- getting a few persons on board, they sheered off. A It was at this moment, that in the faces of all the lines with arms reversed. . The crown and cusinun The Marquis of LONDONDERRY is, for the present, second boat bargained in the same manner, refusing .. Ladies and tlentleinea abovemeationed, the deepest immediately followed, and with some little thew of the guest of Mr. Secretary GRANT, at his Lodge, in to take any but those who paid largely, neither of them d i ief was depicted. Not a person refrained from shed- decency the pall was, however, thrown out of the the Phenix Park. taking half the number they might have done; a third ding tears. The vulgar hands that a ere bustling about boat to the sailors on deck by one of the three Gen- boat, belonging to Hoylake, coming from Liverpool, the last rites of departed Majesty added to the horror behaved differently, taking all without any bargain, tlemen who had it in charge, with no more ceremony and sorrow of the scene. Same Naval Officers, who 2 'IIE ARMY. including the dying, which, with the assistance of than if it had been his cloak. Almost before the body Thad taken their station previously on the jetty, seemed another boat from Liverpool, and two brought out . was safe on deck . , the sailors were busily employed in much affected. The band which had preceded the Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, there was a Review in by the pilot-boat No. 11, they finally accomplished, • unfurling the sails, and in less than ten minutes the the Phenix Park, Dublin, at which the LORD LI LEANT at- coffin, played the dead march. This was the only tri- „, about half-past eight o'clock." whichtoneer was under sail to join the Glasgow frigate, tended. The Regiments reviewed were the 19th and I eth bute of honour which distinguished the ceremony; J - to carry the Royal corpse over to Germany. Lancers,and the Sd and Gth heavy Cavalry. They went through The Editor of the Liverpool Advertiser adds, that l' but this is granted to a grenadier. The barge of the i s a if various ev h olutions l in .h adcirab i le style, and remained in the field he is unable to give a list of the sufferers, as there is, It was followed part, not the whole, of the way out Glasgow frigate, beating the half-hoisted standard ofENANT, and Sir Davin BAIRD, no entry made of the persons who take their to sea by a body of musicians from Ipswich, in a boat, t o b r e t C r :n e m:a u n t :in Of& c;RDwe'riegut passage England, with its Commander, Captain DOYLE, had highly pleased with their ap- funeralthe melody of which, softened - •arance playing tunes , been drawn under the point of the jetty, and six ascertained, Mr. W. MACLEISH, of Port Glasgow !. as it was by be in g heard over the water, inspired a -- other men of war's boats attended en the outside and Mrs. MARGARET DORAN, of Dublin—both of general melancholy, not inappropriate to the solem- We have received this forenoon a large supply of ready to tow it off. A few minutes before twelve, .. whom have been interred at Wallasey. The number tof the scene. All the vessels in the Roads had s the body was raised by the crane. At that in- 11l Y. Continental Papers, by the arrivals of Mails from of bodies found is f ourteen. - their colours hoisted half-mast hi g h. scant Landguard Fort fired the first minute gun.— Holland, Flanders, and Hamburgh. The most im- The Rector of Wallasey, in a letter tothe Editor . ; a The coffin was lowered into the Glasgotv's basge. II ARIVICIL portant articles in them relate to the intended visit of the Liverpool Advertiser, has contradicted the re- 14 . --A loud shriek announced that a female had fainted lIALT.PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.N.port that the Wallasey men stripped and plundered . ' of t h e KINC to Hanover, which, it now appears, will in one of the many boats that surrounded the point The schooner is approaching the Glasgow frigate ; any of the dead ;no plunder whatever was commit • ted. of the jetty crowded with spectators ; and th e most the QUEEN'S Household have just reached the vessel certainly take place on his return from Ireland. FROM THE LIVERPOOL COURIER. painful anxiety and deadalike stillness prevailed destined to receive them ; the other ships composing The total number imber of persons saved amounted to a: We have received Bengal Papers to the6th of amongst those who, from all the surrounding points, the funeral squadron have weighed anchor, and are fifty-four, of whom three were females. "1 he pre- a March, from which we learn that disturbances still • Are- as well as the vessels, weie able to witness the last proceeding to join the Glasgow ; the mournin g else number who embarked at Liverpool the pre- • I.d ir. the City of Bussorab, and that the Terks prevai a . melancholy scene. A period of deeper interest, min- coaches are removing from the shore ;the Dragoons ceding evening, cannot now be ascertained ; hut ..s t were at war with some of the tribes of the desert. whethe s' gled with horror and disgust, never occurred on an y and Infantry ha v e p roceeded to their q uarters; the The former had taken into their service a tribe r, with one of the crew of the packet, we esti- gled as civilized ceremony in say age or country. The coffin friends of her MAJESTY are coming to the beach to mate them at one hundred and fifty, or, as is the '''-' of Curds, to enable them to repel their opponents. a was in the barge, and the spectators could now see snatch a last view of the ship that conveys her away concurrent opinion of several of the passengers, at In consequence of these circumstances, a complete that the new silver plate had replaced the gilt plate from the land of her sufferings ; the wind is favour- about one hundred and ten, the loss of hu • • - man life by - i ordered by her MAJESTY'S will, which was a ffi xed by able for Germany, and the lessening sail will soon stagnation of trade had taken place in Bagdad.— this dreadful and heat t-rending catastrophe has been : On the 26th of Februar • y, Calcutta was visited by a the Executors, and torn off by the orders of those disappear. The state carriage of her MAJESTY has very great. ... hurricane, which blew with great violence for two . persons who had, agreeably to his MAJESTY'S in- been taken to the Three Cups, and crowds f opeople h • The bodies of only fourteen of the sufferers have structions, declared their determination to fulfil- her both from the town and country have pressed to see it• dby • • thunder, and lightning. ours, accompanied rain, as yet been picked up, four of whom have been Several accidents happened, but not of a very serious last wishes. Sir GEORGE NAYLER, Mr. CHITTENDEN, In closing the account of her MAJESTY'S funeral, brought to Liverpool—three women and one man. Mr. BAILEY, and Mr. THOMAS, now carried the crown we cannot help again recurring to the deep and ge- nat ure . • It was accounted fox by the unusually warm three - men, three women, and three children, have and cushion into the barge, and placed them on the neral feeling which I sight f tie o the Procession ex- a • eather which had for a length of time prevailed. been taken up at Wallasey. The names of the peO- ....'‘ head of the coffin ; and these Gentlemen were the cited on thewhole way through which it passed. The At China, trade was very dull, except for opium, for sons brought here are, Etazaßero YATES, ELIZE '. which 1750 dollars per chest were offered. The ac- m only persons who were allowed to accompany the road between London and Harwich during the day, ILNER, CATHARINE GRACE , and MATTHEW MAC- ;a unts from Penang state, as a rumour, that the QUEEN': remains from the shore. and even a part of the night (for such was the Go- co . BRIDE, who have been all interred. CATHARINE re„ Thus a single Herald, an Undertaker, a Deputy vcrnment expedition in this usually slow and solemn Siamese were preparing an army of ten thousand GRACE, with her two infants, who had been picked :'' U n de r taker, and a nondescript from th e C hamber- proceeding , that t he y hurried it forward the whole of men, to wage war against the King of QUEDA. As up at Wallasey, on allasey, was interred Monday, the discon- as lain's Office, without a signed order , pa i d the last one night) , was lin ed with s p ectators ; the he d i ge-rows these Papers make no mention of the cholera mo r b us, solate husband and father having come hither from honour to the departed QUEE N of ENGLAND. The wer e fre q uentl y p eo p led; the y had even climbed t may be presumed that Calcutta is very hea lth y . Manchester. as's barge was quickly towed off surrounded by th m e en trees; the windows and even tops of the houses in th A h atc h ment e — --- The Committee of the Underwriters' Association -- was yesterday placed in the front of of war's boats to the Pioneer schooner, a vessel em- towns and villages were crowded , and this immense have voted the sum of thirty guineas to the boatmen .. ployed in the Preventive Service, which instantly mats seemed tobave only one common feeling, which the late QUEEN'S house, in South Audley-street. and others, who exerted th emselves in saving the It is a curious coincidence that not a single member hoisted the Royal Standard, and made sail out of the nearly all manifested by a voluntary mournin g-dress, oasseneers and crew from the wreck. ' . - • of the late KING'S numerous family, male or female, • ° . a harbour to join the Glasgow frigate, which lay two and many by tears which they could not restr ain . sa miles east of Landguard Fort. As soon as Lord HOOD W only ' I that those We wis 1 . who . have been denying Pn i nce,s was in attendance either upon the late lamented I could recover from the agitation of the melancholy Duke of York's Regiment is the most dashing thing ;the kind / I affection and admiration entertained for the genera had . the time of their mortal sickness and death. The re- now on the river. The moat expert rowers at present are *aid - r : scane, his attention was directed to his own situation her MAJESTY, .witnessed . a scene which would mains of the Princess CHARLOTTE, however, were to be Lord Sacrous, Colonel BROOK, Colonel !Lit:CLAY, ColO• and to that of his wife, and of Lady ANNE HAMIL - ni l IhooiNsoN, Cclonvl GRANT, Captain DocuLas, Captain have disproved their calumnies. Many families of attended to the grave by several of the Royal D u k es; , . eost, and the others of her late MAJESTY'S House- SIMPSON, and Captain LoNch respectability had come from a distance in their own not one has attended those of her persecuted- and hold. His Lordship, besides the distressing circum- CORN EXCHANGE, MARK..LAEX, Aroese 17. The supply of -.. carriages, and had drawn up on the road in decent lamented mother. Wheat since Monday having been but trifling, and that of tin stances of the scene described, had been much affected ourning, more to pay a melancholy duty to the George Francis, of 7, Kingsgate-street, Holborn, quality being in demand, prime samples obtained an advance, of by the sight of Mr. MASON, Midshipman ou duty in mour n►ng, hat 16. per quarter, snd all other d•cri dous support Monday's remains of their QUEEN, than to witness the sorry who was carried to St. George's Hospital, where he . . Oat .-- P the barge of the Tyne. The father of this young Gen-prices. The trade continues very heavy , ev,:n at a redtic. spectacle of a Ministerial funeral. has died of the wound he received from a tleinan commanded the Jupiter, the ship that brought pistol - ball, MD of Is. per quarter, the arrivals heiitg 'considerable. In • ale QUEEN to England; and Lord Hoor• was also The bands of mourners from the towns were re- filed by one of the Life Guards, near Cum b er l and- Barley, Beans, Peas, and other articles, there i 6 no aiter..ti )1 markable for the order with which they conducted gate, has left a wife and three children to deplore Ssuassrmu.n MaaKer, Acta. 17.—Beet, 3s. Od. to iv. molt. • :snuck by the other strange coincidence , that Captainstone of Sibs.; Mutton, Es. 9d. to ,1,6 d. Veal, .Iv. Od. to 4v. Od. '• i DOYLE, who was now in charge of her 3IAJ k.STY'S remains to convey them from gngland, was the very their processions, the -numbers they contained, and his loss. the strong feelings of veneration and regret which Richard Honey, the unfortunate man who was shot Pork, 3s. Od. to Is. Od. Lamb, .7..5. O. hto 4s. 4cl.—Cattle at Mar- f. 4. ket, Beasts, 300; Calves, 210; Sheop and I h ' • .3111. s, 9,100. OA Midshipman who handed the rope to her MAJESTY they evinced. We believe the only exception to the by the Horse Guards, was 35 years of age ;he boie DUBLIN MAREET3.-..--e followirg curious semen announet I. '' v on her ascending the man of war th at brought h er general feeling towards her late MAJESTY existed a most excellent character. His only relatives here from an Irish pap: r —The wi to the preparations fthe ea. • pected arrival of Ins AlAigsvr, the public mind being employeu .•. amour those who thought themselves officially bound - are a brother and sister from the country, of most it n2thing, else, there has been very hale alteration in the marti.ts ' _ . ._ _k___-_.— ......A a rstlP2Tanee. iftat laro..ir." .. , s, . a . . formed a line on each side. Mr. CHITTENDEN and Lord HooD when or how he was to attend the Royal HIS MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IRELAND, . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. his ten men dismounted; and it then, for the first corpse. Mr. JOHN CALVIRT, Member of Parliament —.—., thne, appeared that the body was to be instantly re- for Huntingdon, who had Ma.? his appearance for FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. FORTSSMUTIC, . AUGUST • 16.—Wind W.—Arrived the Lady Wellint , ton ftorn the Havannah ; and Richard, from Havre. moved. Mr. WILDE, the only person authoritatively the first time this morning, and who was understood DUMAN, AUGUST 14. Sailed rth alai. , sty a ships MARTIR and Rose, for Spithead, from emp l oye d by her late MAJESTY, who was to be seen, to have full powers from Government to attend and It is fixed that the Klett proceeds publicly from the durbont ; and Sir Francis B a rin g , w 15 1,„", for t h e was on foot near the jetty. This Gentleman , the Exe- direct the remainder of this disgraceful proceeding, the Park to the Castle on Thursday next. The route west", ard. , tutor of het NlAnsay, was at first stopped, and had was observed upon the jetty. Lord Hoop turned to µ. i ll AUGUST 16.—Arrived the Sir Francis liming, WISH- NI 11l be along the North Circular-road, through A RT . oc , from Loudon for Valparaiso, leaky, and must h , . docked. Dem.. Aucusx 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed f to get permission of a deputy to follow the Royal this Gentleman, and asked if he knew in what man- Eccles -street, Temple-street, Great Denmark street , the River, the CiIIUS, HANTON, from Pernanilitico; Lively, or body as the coffin was carried down the jetty ; and nee he and her late MaiesTY's Household were to from the River and remain, the Scaleby C a ste , X perm i ss ion was gr aciously granted after some delay ; proceed from Stadt to Brunswick, and afterwards re- into Rutland-square, or what is familiarly called the —, and Heroine, D wAßet s, f rom Jamaica. c ame down an d t he favour was extended to Mr. Hoanousa and turn to England? Mr. CALVERT said he knew no. New Gardens, down W ie kaille.street, Westmo s heland- _Ewald., for China; Magnet, (Inas; for Sierra Lone; John /toward, to Mr. HUME, who stood by him. The soldiers and thing of the matter. Lord HOOD then remonstrated, . street, College-Green, Dame-street, and id at the smell, for Quebec ; La lionne Ilenrietie, Postrir, for Konen; pro. great entrance of the Castle. constables kept back the crowd. All the latter part and said that unless he knew there was some prwa and John, for New South Shetland. Sails•ci the Lav•ni:, of the procession, except the QUEEN'S coach, and the sion for their progress and return, he should notBROOK, for ll.imhtirgb. HARWL:II, AULUsT 16.—Arrived the Leicester packet, with a Mail from Holland. To-morrow his MAJESTY holds a private Levee at • hearse, were necessarily far behind. ceed. Captain WHITE, of the Tyne frigate, most The QuEEN's coach now drew up, and Sir GEORGE feeling l y and politely assured his Lor d s hi p , he be- the Lodge in the Park. On Friday evening be is ex- . • petted at the Theatre, where there is to be the first Cusrom.llouss:, Aucusv 16.—Entered Inwards: Detnarr.r4 •:. NAYLER and his companion got out. The crown and lieve a ship of war would attend his Lor dships r e Packet, from Demarara; Sprightly, Maria, and Sarah, f;ont Ilelingen; Peggy, Juliana, and Providence, from Q:ebec ; cushion were previously handed out to an Under- turn at Stadt : as to his progress he, of coeknew of a series of Concerts. It is not yet known whether taker's man, who carried it tottering , apparently un- nothing ; but Mr. CaavenT still professed ignorance Ponce of Orange, from Rotterdam ; Aldborough, front Ostend; his_ 'A_TAJESTV will go to any of our Cathedrals on Skylark, from Hayti; Sun, from Archangel; William, tarn accustomed to carry crowns, and stood alone without as to the whole matter. Since this, however, Cap- Jama Baro n ica ; d Atlas, front Trinidad ; Atalanta, from Ilattiburgh ; a s ingle attendant near him in front. The hearse min Wrii rE communicated an order from the Admi- Sunda i but on Monday he will hold a public Le- Ar rosan, from Smyrna; and Rachel, from Jamaica. 'rew up next, and Mr. CohrTENDEN, and his ten ralty, which satisfied his Lordship that a ship will be vee at the Ctle, and at whicliothe honour of Knight- hood will be conferred on Captain SKINNER, who lir-shod undertakers, dragged the Royal coffin from ready to bring him back. I . t might have been ex- THE EARL MOIRA PACKET. • commanded the steam-packet which conveyed the ale carriage. They raised it on their shoulders, and peered that boats would have been prepared to take • noved off, preceded only by Mr. CHITTENDEN, with- him at the time. Royal Visitor to Ireland. The Liverpool Advertiser of Tuesday contains a long a ccount of the loss of the above packet ; but the out waiting a single instant, down the jetty. It is A short time afterwards his Lordship and his Lady, Many anecdotes arc told connected with his MA- cArcely credible, but it is a tact, not a single attend- Lady ANNE HAMILTON, Di. and Mrs. LUSHINGTON,f o ll ow ing are the only new particulars. After de- scribing the confusion of the passengers and the tat of any description—no military officer—no civil Count VASSAL!, and young AUSTIN, embarked on JESTY'S landing, among them, that a poor fellow of f inctiemat y I no, not a soul attended the Royal corpse. bo ar d t h e b oats of one of the schooners in the offing, the lower orers approached the KING, stammering breaking up of the vessel, it says, too pall—n , plumes. \S e have never seen even a and immediately proceeded to the vessel which had out some sorter apology, and requesting his MAJESTY " A boat had been at , anchor, within hail, from pauper's coffin so unattended. A decent man would been p re p ared for their reception, and which, a few would let him have to say that he shook hands with him. the time I went on deck, with two men in her , who -, -1 ive thought that, as is the practice at every funeral, minutes after they had reached it, hoisted its sa il s and saw the whole progress of our danger with the most • The KING, very good humouredly, shook his hand s ome little stop would have been made to allow Lord left the harbour to join the rest of the squadron. mortifying indifference. They baited their hooks, noon and the Ladies of her MaaesTv's Household heartily, when Pat, looking earnestly on the honoured Such was the beggarly manner in which those who threw them out as coolly as though we lay at anchor, ,o come up and follow their Royal Mistress. But wield the power of Great Britain thought fi t to ells- member, exclaimed, "0, then, by J—s, it's you I'll and, to be near witnesses of our castiess, bore don a ao : the body and the undertakers had advanced full miss from its shore the body of their late QUEEN.— never wash the longest day I have to live r Ano- upon us where we cast anchor, withili filly yarils be- thirty yards, and were on the edge of the outer jetty But the line of conduct which they in their folly ther fellow, dressed in a frieze coat (this is fact), but tween us and the shore, evidently remaining to pick up any. property that might drift within their reach. before Lord Hoop could g et from his carria g e, and thoug ht it ex p edient to p ursue, served only to render very well mounted, preceded at full gallop his M Th ere Ma- they remained, refusing a urry after the coffin. the affection w ma with which the people regarded her re- aewre's carria e from Howth to the Park, cracking guineas to take even the women, who were then all even the offer of 'A The next carriage , conta inin g Lad y HooD and g ins more clear and powerful by the contrast. The Lady - A. HAMILTON, was opened in haste by some whole population of the neighbouring villages seemed a thong whip, and exclaiming to the multitude— safe, l a d r. Seeing no prey coming, for the lug. 'common fellow, and there being no person to receive . not then began to drift, they hoisted sail poured out to take their last farewell of this member " Screetch out ye rascals! Screetch out ye vagabonds! gage' - t hem, eat. , Civil, Military, or of the Qu ace's House • of the House of Brunswick. Long before we an ived here 's ' your Kis° !" Never was man more pleased very deliberately, and left us to our fate. Many ves- lasisi, Wads Hoot) nearly fell on her face, the under- at Harwich, we could see the beach filled with spec- sels passed within view, some spite near. than the Kosc at his recept i on, although experi- " About seven o'clock, a pilot-boat, No 11 did so • • Akers proceeding all this time• with their burden. tators, and the river covered with boats, assembled to encing but a very partial expression of the public she, however, went into Liv e rpool, • ' ' Lady HooD and Lady A. HAMILTON standing alone, witness the conclusion of the mournful drama which and brought out :ooking round' them, at a loss, apparently, whither has recently been passing before the eyes ofthe country. feeling. How, then, staralti he feel had his entry two small boats, which arrived just as the wreck was •) s o or what to do, Mr. HUNIE and Mr. HOBIIOUSE cleared. There were also several fi shing-boats, Ame- rican The neighbouring hills and forts, viewed fioni been public from Dithleary, as at first intended ?— ta me back in haste from their position on the edge rican and British vessels, and two steam-packets : 2,c the river, appeared to be crowned by a black mass ai the jetty, where they stood with Mr. WILDE. The Castle Yard is crowded every day with persons of sincere mourners, whilst On the river itself every they seemed to commiserate our situation, and fi: alr. Haste gave his arm to Lady HooD, Mr. lion-led by curiosity to see the great folks. Lord LONDON- forded us the assistance of their prayers, no , doub!.— vesse , yacht, and fishing-boat that could be procured HOUSE to Lady ANNE HAMILTON, and followed Lord DERRY was the wonder of this day ; a great crowd About half-past seven the Hovlake life-bow was in occupied by persons soliciting to catch a glimpseview, and approached the wreck. When the crew i Hoop. The body still was carried forward. By this ot the loved remains of her in whose calamities they was collected about him ; and as he went into Lord indecent haste, neither Dr. LUsHINGTON nor Mr. i of the life-boat attached themselves to the wreck by a. telt a lively sympathy. The situation ill SIDMOUTII's apartments he was cheered by the people, BROUGHAM, nor any of those more immediately ! had long which we were ,+ hen the coffin was lowered into the on which he took off his hat, which he can do as grace- throwing their grapple into the rigging, the sailais connected with her MAJESTY, could join the body I ; r boat . prepared for it, enabled us to observe that the who got upon the top of the mast, now weighed • until this unpalled co ffi n was slipped off the under- . , under- , friction occasioned by the indecent rapidity with fully as any man in Ireland. • down nearly upon a level wi th the sea, were the first takers' shoulders upon the slings and under the crane, which it was hurried along the road, had not on The Kirsh has made Captain SKINNER, who corn- to get on board her, leaving helpless females and that in a minute or two swung it from the shore.:manded the Lightninj Packet, a Master and Corn_ weak men to shift for themselves. Many plunged - i torn asunder, but had absolutely torn off the bo tto m into the sea to gain her, of whom some sunk to the e it recollected, that this part of the ceremony, as iof the crimson velvet which was placed there for the mender in the Royal Navy. His MAJESTY also oar as regarded England, was in fact.the funeral of purpose of ornament. On the co ffi n being lowered made Captain SKINNER a present of a valuable no more; some returned to the wreck. IThile the f her MAJESTY. Not even Mr. WILLIAIJ AUSTIN, the ! into the boat, it immediately proceeded to the Pio- life-boat was in view, several individuals became in- residuary legatee, could come up to be a mourner in i . snuff-box. !Weer schooner, and was followed at a short distance quite exhausted, dropped off, and drifted away, tl:e procession of five L. Mr. BROUGHAM, Dr. Lust- : The Duke of Mots-masa, the Marquis GRAHAM, eluding the Captain. Several women were washed k - ( who ot the boats which had previously been off about the same time. The shrieks of these poor N, Mr. Alderman WOOD, Sir ROBERT WILSON . the Marquis HEADFORD, and several others of his stationed around the jetty, and of which several had creatures were truly terrific. Another boat shortly ( I w NG h T o ° had travelled post from Paris on purpose to arrived from the neighbouring ports, especially Ips- Maleszv's Household, paid their dutiful respects to attend)—not one of these Gentlemen, nor any of the wich, filled with most respectable individuals. the KING, in the course of the day, at the Lodge in after came up; .they were regular traders in saving suite, could come up, except just in time to see the lives, and made their barga i n accordingly. After The co ffi n, on the boat's reaching the schooner, slings wound round the coffin. the Park. was hoisted on board, and received by a party of Ma- getting a few persons on board, they sheered off. A It was at this moment, that in the faces of all the The Marquis of LONDONDERRY is, for the present, second boat bargained in the same manner, ref • to take any but those who paid largely, neither of them lines with arms reversed. The crown and cushion using Ladies and tientlemea abovemeutioned, the deepest immediately followed , and with some little shew of the guest of Mr. Secretary GRANT, at his Lodge, in gi ief was depicted. Not a person refrained from shed-taking half the number they might have done; a third decency the pall was, however, thrown out of the the Phoenix Park. ding tears. The vulgar hands that a ere bustling about boat l to tale sailors on deck by one of th e three Gen- boat, belonging to Hoylake, coming from Liverpool, the last rites of departed Majesty added to die horror t emen who had it in charge, with no more ceremony behaved differently, taking all without any bargain, 21-11.; ARMY. a nd sorrow of the scene. Same Naval Officers, who than if it had been his cloak. Almost b efore the bod y including the dying, which, with the assistance of had taken their station previously on the jetty, seemed was safe on deck,. the sailors were busily employed in another boat from Liverpool, and two brought out much affected. The band which had preceded the • unfurling the sails, and in less than ten minutes the Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, there was a Review In the Phcenix Park, Dublin, at which the LORD LI [RANT at- by the pilot-boat No. 11, they finally accomplished, coffin, played the dead march. This was the only tri- „, • bout half-past eight o'clock." tended. The Regiments reviewed were the 19th and lflth a which Pionee r was under sail to join the Glasgow frigate, _ bore of honour which distinguished the ceremony; is to carry the Royal corpse over to Germany. Lancers,and the 3d and G:h heavy Cavalry. They went through The Editor of the Liverpool Advertiser adds, that • f ario h s evolutions in admirable style, and remained in the field he is unable to give a list of the sufferers, as there is, but this is granted to a grenadier. The barge of the no entry made of the persons who take their passage .. It was followed part, if not the whole, of the way out Glasgow trigate, bearing the half-hoisted standard of cheer hours. The Loan LIUTENANT and Sir Davin BAIRD to sea by a body of musicians from Ipswich, in a boat, the Commanding Officer, were highly p ' leaaed with their ap: by these packets. The names of two only have been England, with its Commander, Captain DOYLE, had l. p a . )lng funeral tunes, the melody of which, softened pc - •arance. been drawn under the point of the jetty, and six as it was by being heard over the water, inspired a -- ascertained, Mr. W. MACLEISH, of Port Glasgow !. other men of war's boats attended en the outside eral melancholy, not inappropriate to the solem- We have received this forenoon a large supply of and MTS. MARGARET DORAN, of Dublin—both of ready to tow it off. A few minutes before twelve,whom have been interred at Wallasey . ' 'Tire number g i n of the scene All half-mast vessels ]high. the Roads had Continental Papers, by the arrivals of Mails from of bodies found is fourteen. • the body was raised by the crane. At that in- 1 1 1 Y. their colourshoisted stunt Landguard Fort fired the first minute gun.— Holland, Flanders, and Hamburgh. The most im- The Rector of Wallasey, in a letter to the Editor 4 of the Liverpool Advertiser, has contradicted the re- - The coffin was lowered into the Glasgow's barge. IIAWWICII. portant articles in them relate to the intended visit port that the Wallasey men stripped and plundered --A loud shriek announced that a female had fainted HALT-PAST FOUR O ' CLOCK, P.N. amounted to of the KING to Hanover, which, it now appears, will in one of the many boats that surrounded the point The schooner is approaching the Glasgow frigate ; any of the dead ;no plunder whatever was committed. I s= s i' e saved c'ul : i F.. certainly take place on his return from Ireland. . b r e l ire of v r e e n r of the jetty crowded with spectators ; and the most the QUEEN'S Household have just reached the vessel painful anxiety and deadalike stillness prevailed destined to receive them ; the other ships composing The tot:lit:lm We have received Ben g al Pa p ers to the6th of amongst those who, from all the surrounding points, the funeral squadron have weighed anchor, and are fifty-four, of whom three were females. March, fiom . which we learn that disturbances still • as well as the vessels, were able to witness the last proceeding to join the Glasgow ; the mournin g else number who embarked at Liverpool the ple- as • I •d r the City of Bussorah, and that the Tarks prevai t. i . melancholy scene. A period of deeper interest, min- coaches are removing from the shore ;the Dragoons ceding evening, cannot now be ascertained ; but were at war with some of the tribes of the desert. whethe s' gled with horror and disgust, never occurr ed on an y and Infant r y have p roceeded to their quarters; the The former had taken into their service a tribe r, with one of the crew of the packet, we esti- gled civilized ceremony in any age or country. The coffin friends of her MAJESTY are coming to the beach to mate them at one hundred and fifty, or, as is the 1 of Curds, to enable them to repel their opponents. was in the barge, and the spectators could now see snatch a last view of the ship that conveys her away concurrent opinion of several of the passengers, at . In consequence of these circumstances, a complete that the new silver plate had replaced the gilt plate from the land of her sufferings ; the wind is favour- about one hundred and ten, tl • 1 the loss of human life by ordered by her MAJESTY'S will, which was a ffi xed by able for Germany, and the lessening sail will soon O hls' stagnation of trade had taken place in Bagdad.— • • this dreadful and heat t-rending catastrophe has the 26th of February, Calcutta was visited by a be en the Executors, and torn off by the orders of those disappear. The state carriage of her MAJESTY has very great. hurricane, which blew with great violence for two persons who had, agreeably to his MAJESTY'S in- been taken to the Three Cups, and crowds of people The bodies of only fourteen of the sufferers have structions, declared their determination to fulfil her both from the town and country have pressed to see it • hours, accompanied by rain, thunder, and lightning. • - as yet been picked up, four of whom have been ' Several accidents happened, but not of a very serious last wishes. Sir GEORGE NAYLER, Mr. CHITTENDEN, lln closing the account of her MAJESTY s funeral, brought to Liverpool—three women and one man. . Mr. BAILEY, and Mr. THOMAS, now carried the crown we cannot help again recurring to the deep and ge- nature. It was accounted fox by the unusually warm Three- men, three women, and three children, have per- and cushion into the barge, and placed them on the neral feeling whichthe sight f o the Procession ex- weather which had for a length of time prevailed. been taken up at Wallasey. The names of the head of the coffin ; and these Gentlemen were the cited on thewhole way through which it passed. The At China, trade was very dull, except for opium, for sons brought here are, h Eatzsoserti YATES, ELIZE only persons who were allowed to accompany the road between London and Harwich during the day, which 1750 dollars per chest were offered. The ac- m ILNER, CATHARINE GRACE, and MATTHEW MAC- QUEEN s remains from the shore. and even a part of the night (for such was the Go- • counts from Penang state, as a rumour, that the BRIDE, who have been all interred. CAT H ARINE Thus a single Herald, an Undertaker, a Deputy yernment expeditious in this usually slow and solemn Siamese were preparing an army of ten thousand • GRACE, w i th her two infants, who had been picked U n de r taker, and a nondescript from th e C hamber- proceeding , that t he y hurried it forward the whole of men, to wage war against the King of QUEDA. As up at Wallasey, was interred on Monday, I the (I'scon - lain's Office, without a sig ned order, p aid the last one ni g ht ) , was lined with spectators ;the i hedge-rows these Papers make no mention of the cholera morbus, solate husband and father having come hither from t may be presumed that Calcutta is very hea lth y . Manchester. honour to the departed QUEE N of ENGLAND. The wer e fre q uentl y p eo p led; the y had even climbed barge was quickly towed off m surrounded by the When trees; the windows and even tops of the houses in th A e — --- The Committee of the Underwriters' Association hatchment was yesterday placed in the front of have voted the sum of of war's boats to the Pioneer schooner, a vessel em - towns and villages were crowded, and this immense • guineas to the boatmen thirty tui ployed in the Preventive Service , which instantl y mats seemed tobave only one common feeling, feeling which the late QUEEN'S house, in South Audley-street. and others, who exerted th emselves in saving the It is a curious coincidence that not a single m ember asseners and crew from the wreck. hoisted the Royal Standard, and made sa il out of the nearly all man i f ested b y a voluntar y mourning -dress, of the late KING -dress .s numerous family, male or female, pg ' • a harbour to join the Glasgow frigate , which la y two and many by tea rs which the y could not restrain. miles east of Landguard Fort. As soon as Lord HOODwas in attendance either upon the late lamented The new , beautiful eight.oard boat built ir; the Officers of the We only wish that those who have been denying s a I t•ince,s CHARLOTTE, or upon her beloved mother, at could recover from the agitation of the melancholy Duke of York's Regiment is the most dashing thing of the kind ladmiration • the genera a ff ect ion h and . entertained for the time of their mortal sickness and death. The re- now on the river. The most expert rowers at present are *aid scane, his attention was directed to his own situation her i MAJESTY, ad . witnessed . a scene which would mains of the Princess CHARLOTTE, however, were to be Lord Sacrousr, Colon el BROOK, Colonel !Lit:CLAY, cote- and to that of his wife, and of Lady ANNE HAMM- lave disproved their calumnies. Many families of attended to the grave by several of the Royal Dukes ; " s e m i eimunicsaiNdsu(s:,apCta.cinloLoNo. , mil GRANT Captain DoeoLas, Captain TON, and the others of her late MAJESTY'S House- respFctability had come from a distance in their own not one has attended those of her persecuted- and hold. His Lordship, besides the distressing circum- Coat EXCHANGR, AIARK-LAIII, Araese 17. The supply of carriages, and had drawn up on the road in decent lamented mother. Wheat since Monday having been but tri fl ing, and that of tine stances of the scene described, had been much affected mourning, mos . e to pay a melancholy duty to the George Francis, of 7, Kingsgate-street, Holborn, ti . u l a l l l ity being quarter,fn demand, a tinte samples obtained an advance. of by the sight of Mr. MASON, Midshipman ou duty in remains of their QUEEN,. than to witness the sorry who was carried to St. George's Hospital, where he prices. Pe l l: h Oat traded e ll oc her . de..;criptions tuppott Monday's the barge of the Tyne. The father of this young Gen- ontumes very heavy, tv,:n at a red:ie. spectacle of a Ministerial funeral. has died of the wound he received from a pistol-ball tleinan commanded the Jupiter, the ship that brought , sang of lii. per quarter, the arrivals 1)0'4 considerable. In • hie QUEEN to England; and Lord Hoop was also The bands of mourners from the towns were re- fired by one of the Life Guards, near Cumberland- Barley, Beans, Peas, and other articles, there is no alter-ti markable for the order with which they conducted gate, has left a wife and three children to deplore Ssuassrmu.n Maaxer, Acia. 17.—Beet, 3s. Od. to is. molt. • ::ruck by the o th er strange coincidence , that Captainstone of g ibs.; Mutton, Cs. Gd. to .I,.sd. Veal, .Is. Od. to 4s. off. i DoYLE, who was nosy in charge of her MAJESTY'S remains to convey them from gngland, was the very their processions, the -numbers they contained, and his loss. the strong feelings of veneration and regret which Richard Honey, the unfortunate man who was shot Pork, 35. Od. to Is. Od. Lamb, 7,5. G. hto 4s. 4d.—Cattle at Mar- ket, Beasts, 300; Calves, 210; Shrop and Lambs, 9, ion. Midshipman who handed the rope to her MAJESTY they evinced. We believe the only exception to the by the Horse Guards, was 35 years of age; he bore pcstra Mai:Am.The followirp, curious cement announet is her general feeling towards her late MAJESTY existed a most excellent character. His only relatives here from an Irish pap. : r : NT " th;ingtn theprvparationa fo the x- on her ascending the man of war that broug ht petted arrival of h , t he p ublic mind being employeu ils to England. among those who thought themselves officially bound - are a brother and sister from the country, of most n n2thing, else, there has been very hale alteration in the smuts. ta Up to this period no one had communicated to . . . . . . . . . . • . . .1 ito abet the indignities and insults of her persecutors. respectable character and appearance. . . - - last week." - . ... _ . -..,:,,:: - • e 1.z,_7,•:.', '::, ) a. *.• , t... 1 7-, . -.-:,••• i .s‘ ".;.- • . 'f.; ,- - ,,,,,i , • f •?..' •....7,:r.ii.v.,