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p►pMl. of-being conveyed to Brunswick, in ininforintly to 9e desire expressed is her late lajwny's Will. " 1 bare the honest to be,. Gentlemen, " Yourisost obedient burnbis Serraot. " 11. HOBHOUSB. " Ts Me Stietiiii of tondos, &e." %vitt be observed that while Lord LIVZSPOOL loyi ft is pot inteoded that the Royal Corpse should pats through the City, his Lordship does not drop hint of the course which he intends it shall take. The announcement of a military escort would Imply that it is to go by land. This intimation is the only reason for presuming that it may not be intended to send the Royal Corpse down the river, to which course the situation of Brandenburgh House on the bank• of the Thames affords every facility. Presuming, however, that the funeral will move by lead, two courses present themselves—one by Knightsbridge, by Hyde Park-conter, up Park lane, and across to the City-road ; the other more circuitous and more distant from the City, by ittnsingtoo Gravel Pita The latter line, it is tiepposed, has been adopted. The friends of the Qv us, we understand, are prepared for either Agee. They are to rendezvous iu Hyde Park at itiven o'clock in the morning, in number not less than 2,000 horsemen ; hatbauds and scarves to that amount were distributed yesterday. The Committee sitting at 'the Freemasons' Tavern yesterday preferred a request to Lord Ltezaroot that he would be Onsed to allow the Royal Corpse to be conveyed through the City, but. up to a late hour last night no answer had been returned. The answer returned to the application made by the Sheriffs of London sufficiently expresses the inten tions of the Ministers. At twelve o'clock 013 Sunday the State Room at I Brandenburgli House was completed for the recep tion of the Royal Body. and soon afterwards it was removed from the room in which it has lain since the decease, and was placed on the bier or platform under the canopy. The room has been completely darkened, the windows having been closed op with doodles, was sunk by the Turkish batteries. We believe that war was never so generally desired throughout Europe as that one should new break out between Rini. and Turkey. This feeliog it equivalent to a wish.for the utter demolition of the Ottoman power in Europe ; for, estimating the mi litary force of Russi■ in comparison with that of Turkey, the superior discipline of the Russian army,-aud the enthusiasm with which the troops ■re said to be• inspired for the contest, there are ' few who do not anticipate in the event of a war the complete victory of the Rossises. The Olio luau army is said to be rapidly increasing in the proviuces north of the Danube; but what can the unwieldy mass of a Turkish rabble, without disci pline or military skill, effect aguiust a veteran army inu►ed to military operations, flushed with the consciousness of recent achievements, and led by officers who have been practised in the great School of European tactics ? The latest intelligence from - Constantinople is of the 20th of June. A letter from' flirt city, dated the 10th, was received yesterday in town. It stated that a special' embassy, at the head of which was to be a Russian Prince, woo then expected at Constantinople. The powers of Baton STROGO. 11011 F are said to have ceased, and his departure for St. Petersburgh was daily looked for. The later accounts, however, of the 20th, are silent upon the former of these points, but it was said that the Russian Ambassador was at Bujukdere, observed, and even guarded. Ths French Five per Cents. were on Wednesday 87 1. 90 c. Bunk Stock 13401. We have received Lisbon Papers to the 28th lust. They contain a Royal Decree respecting the import duties to be paid on woollen cloths, and other British woollen manufactures. The effect of this Decree is to revoke a former resolution, by which the said duties were lowered fifteen per cent., and to restore them to their previous amount. The KING remained wind.bonnd at Hal, Earl Whitworth and t►e Drams of Dorset he,. loft town "for their seat, Brabant, llraeet.• His Excellency Lard lase Stewart and family, Colour! Brown, and Colour] Wood sad family, arrived on Thursday at the Prltency thael„..Pircarhlly, from Yuman. Departures from the Clarendon Hotel, Bund street :-.-Lord BroderreU for Yorkshire; lard !Hearth:m.l for Cheltenham. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Jrntes's-street :—Baron Mocklesiburah from a tutu; Montague Gore, P.sq. from Ox ford; Poinsett, Eki; from America; N. Twupeny, Esq. from his seat, Wilts. Departures—Majur Brackenbury fur Lioroluabire ; James Sparks, Esq. f* his seat, Surrey. Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-atrect : Mrs. and Miss Leslie, for their seal, Poois Hoare, Aberdeee shire. Arrivals •t Eirkbssn's Hotel, Lower Brnok.street t Fornabelle, Esq. and Mrs. Furmktelle, from the Contineut ; Mr. a•d Mrs Farrar and family from Ireland ; and G. Car. iingtou, Esq. from Mirreoden Abbey, Becks.—Departures front ditto: Stephen Tempest, Esq. an., family, for the Cu,,. fitment; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Julies snit fatally, for Clialford, Becks; Admiral Wedebouse fur Norfolk; and J. Lewis, Esq. fur Clifton, Gloucestershire. Departures from Hatekett's Hotel, Dover-street :—The Rey. Dr. and the Misses Starkey for the Continent.—Arri. ails at ditto: Major Cartwright a•d family from Caleuna; J. F. Baxter, Esq. and Mrs. Baxter, from Warminster. A C 1 • [FURTHER PARTICULARS.] ( From the Dublin Patriot.) Du 131.114, AUM7ST 9. We shall not now indulge in any elaborate dr. scription of the agitated slate of the public feeling during the whole of yesterday, in consequence of the non-arrival of Monday's mail. We shall mere ly observe, that the incertitude in which the cir cumstance left the whole Irish community regard ing the state of the Queen , toed the petiod of the arrival of his Majesty, our honoured Sovereign, among us—whose visit, it was feared, might, in the event of the Queen's demise, be abandoned alto gether, produced a degree of fever in the public mind, surpassing any thing, we think, in the power of language to describe. The mail, however, arrived in town this ot • g with the gratifying intelligence that .1 the Queen is better," and that a favourable termination to her disorder, which had reached its crisis, may now be hoped. We subjoin the numerous concurrent au thorities for this pleasing new. ; and we are rejoiced to state, that nothing is now likely to occur to in terfere with the immediate arrival of the King. We have now the pleasure of announcing, upon authority not accessible to most of our contempo raries, that at the departure of the mail yesterilly, from Holyhead, it was known to he the intention of the Sovereign to sail at eleven o'clock the. fore noon fur Dublin, in order that his Majesty should reach Duuleary harbour to-night, and laud to morrow morning. This arrangement was peoposed with the view of giving a full day to the business of his Majesty's reception, and in order that the hour of the procession from Dunleary to Dublin should be early, and the time, therefore, the more cotoreuieut to the citizen., and suitable to the occasion. It is apprehended, however, that from the present stormy state of the weather, and the untavourableness of the wind, which now blows from the west, that the Commanders of the royal squadron will not venture out of harbour to-day. But, in any case, we eau confidently announce that sufficient notice will be given to the public, regarding the exact lime of his Majesty's arrival. We linty expect en official notice this evening. The Pelham sail-packet arrived this pluming st Howth harbour, ut five o'clock, with the Loudon mail of MondAy. Among the c,owd of personages . . PNl)eitf,e aloft' te,isiliatetropol " Now 1, Ora Lord Mayor, desires, of readmits, Uteri Masistaner imam) power to so gratifying an If 'preemies br universal feeling, and that our sense of the honour tassaleert4 upon us by his' Majesty nosy he marked in the moss distils. wristlet' inaseei do hereby It-quest that the lulushitinistr u f tbl, City atill illtsmieale their heaves ors the evening.ef thi day of his Idajesty's arrival, as also an the two spent tag *mange (vales.. Suede, intettere), fruits Its* hour of nine its twelve n'clorit. And Idu It the Same Hint most earnestly hope and enjolni that an attempt will tie made to MO erupt the quiet festivity of those 'teeing., I' the lirlag or letting o ff of any rockets, Alisb., or other fie-, work., or by the discharge of Are.atms of any kind o, sfe animism, it heist( my sloes &limitless, to esifosee the pc nalio of the law against ail pursoirs who 111411 offend berries. Giv.n at the Man.inn Howse, this Csh day of 1821, FORG.F. NUGENT, Set ro The Polies- hate positSse dirret,ous Hill to permit ....rine", of soy description, or pea moos no horseback, to pa 110/011...1. the skeet, daring the Moos of ..., and the fthh , .. may rely that th.s injuns titbit shall be moat strictly and ss n . part.ally resfoseid. COUNTY OQ OID RIJN. At a Meeting of the Cou . isty of Dolslin , Committee of Ar►angeroeut, held August 9, 1921, JOHN GARNETT, Etcl. in the Cheir ; Resolved—That the Grotletiteh of .the County of Dublin be us:rested to reoitletrous at Fitssaillism-square, one boor before the hour to be fixed by Goverumi.iil f.r the genital read ol the slate pructeelob Al the Cantle, Thin notification is giVell, because the time or r00g....0.‘, ,cannot be more precisely tire.'; and Groilemees es* aster. lain the promise boor of meeting by referring to the Prot-la ' motion to be published by Government...... JOHN GARNETT. The Commissioner% of Dunleary harbour are must illderiltopille in the preparations both for the rectimmodwitot and safety of the public. Dustin, the e n ti r e of yesterday Mr. Coontnissioner Crofton, and Nlr. DArling, Secretary, were very assiduou s) in their commendable efrtrta fur the completion ul the necessary orratigstisrots. A number of geottemrn who compose the flat manic Soeirty at Cork, have left dew city iuri beautiful yacht, fur the iturpo.e of attending the royal squadron from Holyhead to Dunleary The great musical talent of these gentlemen, must odd considelahly to the iuterrt of this splen did sc toe. It has been suggested to ns by a very intelligent Correspondent, who iv influenced by the same de sire that pervades all ranks at present to give every possible eclut to the reception of his gracious Ma jesty, that it would be a beautiful and highly orna mental object to have the bridges along the Hives hung with variegated lamps in festoon*, drsperie., &r double elle ,- of ' ,he '~"~;, PEDESTRIANISM. THS SIXTY MILK, ♦ DAY MATCH —Hr. Coleman, .ho started to do this mate\ fur ten tmeerssive days on Thursday last, was near York on Saturday night, hosing dune each of lbe three dsys' work by nine o'clock in the evening, viz. Huntingdon the first day, Macclesfield the second, &c. He will cross the country by way 'of Worcester into the Bath road, and he is backed at 8 to 1 to wiu. LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, laucout's 1111, MONDAY, AUGUST 13. CLARKE V. OUTLICIL Mr. 11ART stated that the Master to whom this rouse had been referred was in Fome difficulty. The ea,e was thin :—King Charles 11. granted a patent for the perfornislice of stage plays to Thos. Killigrew, Esq. ; from hini it descended to his son Henry, and after hint to other branches of his fa intly. It thee came into the possession of Ru pert Clarke, who sold it to Mr. Rich, with a reservation that he • and his heirs, &c. should have the liberty of granting tickets of admission to not more than twelve persons in a week to see any performance acted under the patent then assigned. Hr (Mr. Hurt) understood that his Learned Fiiend . . „ „ • Ine MEG remainea wind-bound at Holyhead &c. the double effect of which, produced by the black cloth. On black tressels placed Oa each side up to a late hour on Saturday. It was his MAJES- (M r . Bell) meant to contend - that the tickets, or by the Petulant, were the Prince Augustus de Lob- , lights being reflected from the River, would teed • scraps of paper, were in the nature of a real estate, kowitz, and the Baron Brassilt. • • and at the foot of the corpse, sat the members of TV's determination to sail with the first favourable but upon what pr i ue i p l e he g rounded • e Te e I ighining n. stei..image attired at four greatly to increase the brilliancy of the scene. Our I nurse If h '.. the household, and the Lord Chamberlain's offi- change for Dublin. His MAJES TY , on rece i v i ng (Mr. Hart) could not imagine; o'clock, a.m. The Right llon. Lord Sulinosith, Correspondent adds, that from the well-keinwii cers, who were relieved after watching several hours the intelligtece of the QUEEN'S death, proposed Mr. BELL said, that in the case of the Marquis his Lordship's Private Secretary, Mr. Ileyley, the liberality of the Commissioners of the Ballast-Office, to make a private entre into that city, but at the there is sio doubt of their seedily adopting the tilde by other members of the household , of Stafford, reported in V eseq , my Lord Hardwicke King's Mesoeiger, and u number of passengers of date of the tut accounts from Holyhead. it wasby giving the suggestiou publicity in the Pepers. We are authorised to state that Sir GERARD did not feel the difficulty which Mr. Hart now the first distinction, were on board. undesstood that in consideration . of the great IossPREPARATIONS AT THE CURRAGH OF laboured un der; e NOEL, M P.; Sir ROBERT WILSON, &LP.; the and disappointment the citizens of Dublin might p. KILDARE. yab out of te Berbadoes duty, and his Lor;f but, two eminent Algeriue merchants, have arrived We learn from a Tat . respectable qu arter, t that ) Hon.thlET RENS ETT. M.P.; JOSEPH Huns, E-cp sustain, should that course be adopted ; be had ship held that although it was not real estate it was at Greeliam's. They are most acc ttttt plashed men ; 0 .bt.P.; S. C. WHITBREAD, Esq. M . P. ; and J. C. resumed his gracious intention of entering the city deseendible to the heirs, and this came, lie coo- the youoger, filurelit, speaks seven languages :is t p . in a l t i cli ed w il iil u s fi w iu hi s ch t th in e tei t i r g ed el e;N l i c le lv a i r l e ' t a „ l o- " in the pu bli c melon! originally settled. Au ac- floatiousa, Esq. M.P. will attend the funeraltended, was similar to it. The question was be- fluently. They coine to Ireland in compliment to count of the proceedings tit Holyhead, down to e d' who I ed t re tug, are ran t s oy • execute the prepare- tweet' the heir at law and the residuary legatee. his Majesty the King. procession this morning. lions for the reception of his Majesty at the Cur- Saturday evening, is given in suiother part of our The Vice-Cumaceaeoa declared that the right The Mayor of Limerick, the Lord Bishop of • The Executors, we understand, have delivered Paper. resell, unless it be the zeal and successful 'centrism of granor admissions to the theatre Clonfert, and Mr Itl P are among the ting the licenses • . Parker, • o 01. Ilia a very strong Protest to the SECRETARY of STATE __-...........--- d under the residuary clause in the tertaioria arrivals to-day at the Royel Hibernian Hotel. I Duke of Lrintter, amid the Committee -of ti f The Dublin papers of Thursday last have ' wi ll, t Noblemen and Gentlemen appoieted to co-optrue agaioto the removal of her MAJESTY'S body this The C oat de Lowenhelos. the Swedish Am- . arrived. Lord SIDMOUTH had 'returned to that •-erier—re_seelleeee-- hassador, is expected Pi Duhlen this efteritoon. with his Grace to promoting this truly spirited and day. All information is positively refused by Go• . • • patriotic mask of respect and devutiou to our lac- five Holyhead . li • I the city rotn e arrive( at Castle at INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Monsieur and Madame Ilelletou are also expected. vernment respecting the route of the funeral ; five o'clock in the morning, and immediately retired MONDAY, AUGUST 13, The Marquis and Merchiuness of Londonderry loved . Sovereign. but it is certain that Alderman Woos, who attend- to rest. His Lordship brought an account that —..........._ were expected to leave London intMondayforstir ed bee MAJESTY to England, has been officially re- it was his Nl' —AJENTY'S intention to sail at twelve IN THE MATTER OF SANNY PARROTT. city. the object of the Royal visit to the Curnigh eau the o'clock on . . that day for Dublin. It was therefore This Insolvent had been remanded on a former " following distinguished personages visited I day or days he may vouchsafe to honour the oi.fa fused permission to attend her remains out of thel he R It • if II i ki d Ireland of his t oya a t i 4 ti in iv iu augur confidently expected that the royal squadron would day fur the purpose of ascertnining whether his our theatre last evening :—Prince Nicole., Prince country as a mourner, ',reseed., will be confined to turf aniumemetits. anchor on Thursday night in Duhleary harbour, eldest son, Sanity Parrott, would consent to give tip pi sti l, an d the Princess Esterhazy, with Couto -- but it will be seen sit our Holyhead news that this so me knifed property which his father, the Insolvent, Esterhuzy ; Prince Mettermele and the Chevalier No; the well-known kindness of his Majesty's Yesterday notices were issued from the LORD nature, and the affectioitate ferlisige which he • hope was not realised. The activity of preparation had unsigned him previous his surrender lei occupiedthe Lord L . to to to .- .oretta—those personages Lieo- Cnewasiteent's Office to all the principal and increaaril with the near approach of his MAJESTY.c h erishes for his welched and dutiful subject. , will prison. The son, Sammy Parrott, appoired this tennnt's private box. In the dress circle we recoil;- . • .. I mirror the a tres in and about the metropolis, order- The city is to be illuminated three nights, corn- day in Court, and bring asked whether lie would ii i se d th e Earl and Countess of Erne, Leril mud derive and diffuse sensations of fu r Inure totictettg I : mg them to be closed from all performance, t hi s m eo ci u g with the H i g ht of his MAJESTY'S arrival, give up the property, lie refused. Being told by Lady Langford, Lord Belmore, Lord Walsenurt, • delight, joy, and gratificatioo, by presenting fens- The preparations exceed any thing ever witnessed the Court that unless he coriee n t e d les father'. die- Lord Forbes , &c. The play was The Slaves— sel f to. sod beholding in his iininediste vire, op- • evening, this being the day appointed fur the re- , , • The pu bli c o ffices and b •Id . icould L issued. he Bird in ii in that country. ,it i RA • c 1 wards o f half a million of the warmest and stoutest- t • • novel of the remains of the QUEEN. The-solemn will be lighted in the must brilliant manner. Th e toilet-ling initialer, "Oh! as for that my father is S evera l no bl emen an d other penormity* of hig h hearted beings of God's creation, collected loge- proceuion will begin to move this morning at seven expense of the preparations at the Bank of Ireland an old man, he cilium' live more than a year or rank have left town to-day for Holyhead, in their thee on the most megnificesit plaiu in ter King's o ' c l oc k ero r n Brandenburgh Howse, Hammersmith. Ka l iee stated at *lower& of two thousund pounds. two, and I'll let him die in prison !" The Chief barges, cutters, pleasure-boets, &e. to accompany domns, for th . e pcirpose of rendering a just The procession will resemble very much that of would be difficult to describe the gay said Commissioner desired the fellow to quit the Court, their Sovereign to Ireland. The harbours of Hosed' homage, and manifesting an eutliushistic devotion, lively scene which the Castle bas presented fur the and to hide himself es much as possible from the and Dunleary are literally crowded with pleasure- first K . that blessed tlI •to the lug evertent with ,its . Queen CHARLOTTE from Kew till it reached Splendid • driving into -• • resence, and to the moat illustrintis acid succes s ful last few days. equipages eves of all men. The fellow went down, stud many vessel., healthfully trimmed out, and perhaps the o eithin a short distance of Windsor. It will the yard altnust unceasingly; Nobility and other I;ertiosis in Court expressed their indignation at his I r i s h s h ore never presente d so splendid and cheer- Monarch that ever wielded the British sc e ptre. be preceded by the right entu th a i men on horse- pets/Snows of distinction, crowding the Chain- conduct by tossing him. bug nn appearance as it does this day. Independently of the royal stand-house and the A back, in their full uniform, with black scarves and hers of the Secretaries of State; the arrival and The Insolvent was remanded. We stop the preys to mention, that it has been banqueting apartment (all in a state of great fore hatbands. The rout eastward of the metropolis dispatch of King's Messengers ; the concourse ....--_-:---_____—_-=er communicated to the Lord Ms> or by Sir Benjamin war d e rs .), which will be fitted up in th e tin t style a wits not exactly known, but it is supposed it will of eager vieitors of every rank : the number o f Yesterday rooming the Duke and Duchess of Blomelield that his Majesty may be expe c t e d to- of ele gance and comfort, his Majesty will have the .. busily I •d •the • • I d C persons COW 0)r 111 several evert- LAUNCH, the reigning Duke of SAES-MEININ- morrow. A notice to this effect has beet' posted on sstisfection to behold in front of the royal stand- proceed by the environs, through Islington, Scc. • metes ; together with the hundreds of artisans and GEN, and the Duchess of KENT, went to spend the the door of the Mansion-house. house an encampment of marquees, iu which the . •. The Corpse will he escorted by a detachment of' workmen engaged in the preparations for his M A - day at Bushy Park. whole population of' all the parishes adjoining the 11 the Royal Horse Guard. from Hammersmith to aEsty's reception, and for the reception of the The Dowager Marchioness of LANSDOWN enter- (FR" THE DUBLIN EVENING POST OF THURS.- ca.-digit will be regaled with ebuodauce of the DAY, •UGUbT 5,).) toned a distinguished part • of fashionables on Sun. illustrious visitor., all combine to give life and t . 3best beef and porter, end a lair allow/seer of their Rumford, where they will be relieved by a equedroti His Majesty, it is expected, will make his tai- to the scene. day, at her residence in Alb emar l e-s t ree t . motive beverage — whiskey. • of the 4ilt•Light Dragoons, and proceed from there mph.' entry Pilo Dublin to-morrow. The prepa- A misconception having one abroad in respect 1 1 _ The ball at Malborough nit Monday night, on to Chelutaford, where the solemn procession will rest The Duke of IVellington has arrived in this city, the occasion of his MAJESTY'S coronation, was nation. which have been made to receive him are to the el of persons from whom subscription during conducted on the must magisiticent and extensive are expected, to accomplish the great political ob- duriug the night, mid the Corpse deposited iii the 'with several Officers of his Staff. His Grace has honoured by the attendance of the M•rrinis of scale. We have devoted the greater part of our jeet of presenting so large a 'rotten of the pope- Churcle To-morrow mini fling early the solemn pro- visited today the fortifications of the place, and lets 011eEllInlaY, and other o ffi cers of the Veilitaiire re- columns to a history of the detail. which will take lotion of the nudland c ties to theta Sovereign, cession will again begin to move on its way to Her- extoessed to the „ military engineers his entire testis- giment on duty at Marlborough, and mail or the i piece at this august ceremony. We hate "tiling which cannot fail to cosifirm them in their locale f ctioe. His Glace declared publicly, that Moe. neighbouring gentry. The ball-room was tustefully eich, mooed by another squadron of the 4th Light f . 1 . . to add in the way of .conituent. Indeed the public and excite the utmost ardent feelings of personal tie- - I d' of VI II I would become our ot ie bulwarks of the kingdom decorated by the a ite iar Romig i. Dragoons, who will proceed to Colchester, where tiny of the Netherlands, and the finest fortress in Bd. On Thursday lint J. PENN, Esq, at Stoke P ark, have little appetite at present for any thing but a votion for their King, a may not be irrelevant I. • lieved by soother escort, who will pr ocee d gium.—(Notes, August 6.) entertained at el . r Earl DIGBY and u large It will be seen by our lists that the city is fast Comniittee have been confined t o all the Pete. with the Royal Corpse to Harwich, where it will The Prince and Princess of Orange passed piny of Inhionables, previous to his setting off for , filling with personages of the highest rank such dis- Ai rm b„, o f h u b • minim, Losds Lieuteiteta out be received with a guard of honour, under whos e through Cologne on the 4th, on their way to B onn . hi s mar i ne sea t, Penesylvania Castle, i n the 'stator tinction. There lists we have endeavoured to make Guile-leer of Counties iii leelaed, Judges, mid I tr. On the same clay her Royal Highness the P r i nces of Portlend. care it will r sin till it is embai keit on board the as complete as possible. sons holding loots offices of ernolioneto and t Aterusta of England, who has stopped at Cologtie, The mercers' and haberdashers' shop. in every The anxiety of the public, ..od the curiosity kI• mi r ' II known ' . ' • frigate to convey it to Brunswick.—(Court Cir. left% by the same route. It is thouoht that her part of the town were yesterday crowded to excess 0 which is so natural among all ranks and orders, to connected with, the Irish surf. Applieeco• .-• it..c. •„ i color.) Royal Higbee'' , is going to Stuigard, and that she with people buying mourning for her late lamented learn every even the mutt • .ate particulars, con- likewise been made, we believe, to Ihe 74 1, . : ••• Ji,. *. -•0 la ~. * jj.. is to order the necessary arrangements for the ap- MAJESTY. heeled with him Majesty's visit, have 'educed us to The principal matters oh intelligence in the Paris " r i ling visit of the King, her brother, to Ger- The telegraph on 'Thursday cutting announceded propnetuts, who always, or generous , . manure ti,..: i make the most extr u sive • arrangements, in order of this country, and who are au belilein Posted to 4,, Papers of Friday, which have arrived at our i (fire, massy. A British Cabinet messenger was seta by at Paris the demise of her Majesty the Queen of that no fact shall escape worthy of being recorded I the Ambassador with dispatches for Vienna.— ENGLAND. Sir ROBERT WILSON, who was on his • participate in any object connected wills Ireland„• were anticipated in our publication of yesterday, 'The Viscount Sidmouth, who sailed yesterday th ttl • II dlt II f I -• • this ' • it, well undoubtedly ou rea y re unmet's, ici (Brussels. . ilogast 8.) way to Madrid, inonedestely returne d , surf arrived To these, however, the Journal de Paris adds themorning fur Holyhead, has returned. His Lord - proud occusion, to manifest their devotion to their . To e news of the death of the Queen of England at Dover WI Sunday evening. Lieutenato How- . 1 a np arrived this morning at five o'clock at the Car- substetiee of certain information said to have been has been in circulation here for three three days, NASA also came prounger in the seine vessel. King, mid their grateful attsclinsesit to a country de, and immediately retired to rest. received from Frankfurt, which states as a matter but there is Hu o ffi cial confirmation of it.—(lbid.) The Gazette of this evening will con-tins an order whetter they draw such pralicely revenues. It was determined that his Majesty and the royal of common rumour at Vienna, that on the 48th of The Duke cf Wellington, who is making the for a general mouruing, the same as fur the lute squadron should sail this day, at twelve o'clock. June the GRAND Setawoa formally re retest the tour of Belgium to inspect the fortresses, is ex- Queen CHARLOTTE. ISLAND OF ANOLBSEaI. from Holyhead for 'lreland ; so that we may, we altistaium of the Cabitiet of St. Petersburg'', and petard shortly at Brussels. It is said, that his A l etter f rom H arw i c h, d ate d A ugust 11, says— think, safely congratulate the public on the probe- ___....-„,—. _ • that an account of the cointtieucement of hostilities Grace will go to Paris previous to his return to r 4 Arrived here lust evening his Majesty's ships ble certainty that the royal squadron will uuchor HOLYHEAD, THURSDAY NOON. was every instant expected. This news may be England,—(/bid.) Glasgow, Time, Gannett, hosario, mid Plower. i this engirt in Dutileary harbour. Shortly after I sealed my letter 3esterday the true, it is even probable, but it readies u. by a On Sunday Mr. DirgEs and Mr. WALTERS. the to convey the remaius of her late Majesty the The Marquis of An g lese y accompanies his Ma. wind ',lulled, mid became so foul that the prepare- route so circuitous, that it it impossible to repose King's meesengers, arrived in town with dispatches QUEEN to the Contineet." jesty in his beautiful yacht. • tions fur the sailing of the squadron were counter- much confidence in its authenticity. A i 1 pr.vate .rt- from his MAJESTY and Veactinin St DMOUTII ; the We are sorry to leant that as General TAYLOR PROCLAMATION. nesuded. It was apprehended that dewing die night. I ter bum Nuremberg, of the 311 of Au g ust, r e.p re . former were forwarded to the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Mr. PONSONBY SHAW were yeturning to town it would blow hard, mid calm the t oy s ' y a cht, which BY THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR Or THE Bents all accounts Vim reach ( list city SS "Ili lining at Coombe Wood, and the latter to Mr. Hoanousg, on Tuesday night, feom the Little Dangle, the CITY OF DUBLIN, was anchored iii the m Bay, to roll souch as to pro- .inevitable,is iii th e assurance t h at war i s inevabler and it the Under Secretary ol S t a t e fur die Hume Depart- carri age was upset , by w hi c h th e G enera l was se - a A. B. Com. as duce unpleasant sensations, if not illness to lus Ma ( a 'feinted that General WITT°ENsTEng h ad received merit, at his residence in Grosvenor-place. rarely hurt, us well as the coachman and footman. a Under t he conv i ct i on t h at i t i s t e a anxious wish of his testy. The harbour was accordingly cleared fortthe orders to esiter Moldavia. A report further pre- Mr. HILL, the King's inenenger, arrived in Mr. SHAW escaped without any injury.—(Dabliss I kforsty's faithful stud loyal Citizens of Dublin to testify the I reception of the yacht, hut the vessel was not wailed at Vienna that a ship uuder the Russian flag town yesterday with dispathes from Holyhead. Paper., enthusiasm of their feeling, by every public demoustratios brought in mail this morainic. She 01 " w Ili. F!* .1 4.. .... . • ,_....__ . . . • . . 0 . . . ."''' •-• 1 Y I