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RISE AND FALL. The Principal Characters by M . Jones, Terry, Wit hams. Taylrurr,Oxberq. Decamp, Lary, Baker Vomiter ; Mrs. Chalterley, Mrs. Tayleurr, Mr.. P.arce, 11194 Buyer, awl Mrs. Coreuey. After which THE MOGUL TALE. The Mogul, Mr. Youngrr ; Omar, Mr. Baker; Dr. Pedant, Mr. Williams; Julian! Atkins, Mr. Oxberry. bear, Miss "Boyce; Fanny, Mrs. Tuylvirx.. To which . fill 1•e added the Farce of LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCIiSMITHS. Vigil, Mi. IlsmraoliJ; Captain &Ware, Mr. Decamp; Tottertou, Mr. Williams; Risk, Mr. J. flussrli ; Solomon Loh, Mr• Toyleore. Lydia, Mrs. Garrick. Boxer, 3s.—First Gallery, 414—Second Gal lery, Is. Doors lobe opened at Half past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massinghani, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be bad nightly, by application 'at the Box-office. On Thursday, Rise and Fall—Bombastes Toritoon-..nsta Teasing made Easy. GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANORS, NEAR TH F.TFOR D. T HE SALE by AUCTION of .that Properly is POSTPOSED till the SPRING. to,„ The bunt was ordered out, aid a kedge author was carried W leeward, aud after considerable toil, the vessel was again Rut into deep water, and bore away from the Cheshire shore. A great number of the passengers here requested the esp. lain, to bear away for Liverpool, as the weather looked eery black sad threatening ahead. He refused to comply, and after a fey/ iseks, about tea o'clock, the VCA*VI missed slays a setond time, and ground/el on the Wharf !link uff klock beggar : Anding.4t impossible In get her off, orders were Riven to strike the topmast, sod make every thing sour. The Captain and crew assured ihe passengers that the vessel was not in a daogerous situation ; that they determined to reineir enniented until the retr , n of the tide. Souse now remained un deck, and °theta retired to their hammocks. 11 - hen the dimil tide act in, the vessel being occasionally struik the hank, and it Is probable. hum the man ner in which she afterwards leaked, that her bows were in jured b striking against the anchor, which was injudicious. ly dropped when she grounded, as she did not take cable. . . The mainsail, kept on her fur the purpose of running her no the hank as the tide rose, had only the effict of sink ing her deeper in the saud, mud rendered her situation more Goal. At half past two the vessel filled with water fore and aft; the pump Marine previously been plied, but with no effect. Twu time horses that were is the hold were now hoisted up ; the groom wished to ride one of thena on shore, bat was persuaded to ile4ist. The homes were washed, ur thrown . overboard. Previons to this, the pasaengers wished a sig nal to be made, to which the Captain wiruld nut agree, declariug there weir 1111 dagger; but after some time • flag was carried aloft by • passenger (a priutrr, who wore a bins jacket) and made fast. Between four and five o'clock the water forced away the cab-ri drek windows, and the luggage, provisions, /so. were floated up, the sea breakiirg over them. The waves Mama ed with the rising tido. and at last brought the vessel on her broadside. Soon after, the bunt and deck lumber were wash ed overboard, and two passengers olio were switched away were with ilifficully saved. All who were able now got upon the shronds, and some held on the ropes fastened to the bulwark., or to wherever they could find , In keep them shore water, it beiug then breast high upon deck, and rio thing hut the weather guirwliale and mot to be seen. In this manner men, women, and children clung, until exhaustion by the continuance of the waves that burst over them, they began to drop from their hold, and were overwhelmed. Oue tresneaduirs wave which struck the weather bow, carried off from les to lifters poor souls al once. Men, women, and children, who seemed in the greatest agonies, were new washed away ; and every succeeding wave appeared to mark its victim , . ; the survivors had scarcely time to lirvithe he twet a earls One man jumped overboard, and was for some time seen struggling towards the shore, supported by a trunk Sr box. A boat lay.to a short distance to windward of them all slight (apparently one of the Kiug'e dock gigs). Several signals were contrived to hire her to their animator,. One of the passengers, a soldier, fired his musket three times, having but three cartridges, but the boat took no notice— When the water was makinly over the deck, a white handker chief was waved from the rigging, when the boat Caine Ilona, and went a short distance to leeward of them. On lreiug re quested to approach, they said the sea was running too high fur them. The passengers in the Earl Moira then took • enrkleistler, and fastenings rope to it, let it drop towards the boat. But the boatmen refused to take hold of the rope, by mesh, of which they might base got safely alongside.— About ten minutes after several packets were washed away, when the wee 'cites in the boat having picked up three or four portmanteaus, nod a trunk, immediately set tail with their phonier to Liverpool, 'Miocene!, at the lime the dead beirlii.s were ooettnig round the vessel. The Captain, who was still iu a state of intoxication, was amongst the first who perished. After the most incoherent conduct, he was exclaiming, " We shall all be lost," sliest be was shuck tilt the breast by • wail., and falling back wards, sunk ttloopiele. We shall not pain our readers by a minute detail of the heart-rending scene of death that continued from this period until all were either saved or druwocel. A few instances will sufice. A female, about 30 years of aige, was obio reed with her two children, on e •leout eight months old, the other two years. Fur a consi. derable time the buffetterl the waves wills her infants in her p rom A iteinemlonsima at length struck bei, beneath which bee exhausted children were boned for a minute or a minute and it half. The wind then lulled for a moment, and the swell abated; the agonized molter gazed at the children in '• for •rms and fantod them both dead. She uttered a pierc ing shriek, lost her hold, was orerwhelmed by another wave, and perished with her babes locked iu her arms. Three soldiers were on board, hating • deserter iu charge. They remained by him as long as they could ; a sea struck them as t h ey stoo d ',Tether, and carried off t h e deserter, who sunk immediately. (Inc of the seddiers was carried under the boom and clung to one of the stays. As the sea lifted the . . . he ruse above wilier several tithes, hut at length with an esclarnaloon of mercy, he yielded to hip fair. Avast number of women and children," says a survivor who was in tie tiggiec, the occupants of the fore part of the vessel, were more exposed In the wave% and there was I nu possibility of nlfording the suffer. rs the bast relief. We Wield them struggling slob the most appalling difficulties. One female olospurtuussl our assistance; but, on our rxteuil- int; a rope, she Oas too vouch exhausted to keep bald, an d sunk. There were shout ten men clinging to one rope, the wife of tone louring her Welland in her arms. An orresisti ble wave Swept •II away boos three. The storviroors seeing their exhausted comrades dropping one by one born thew ; Ituld, remained in continual apprehension of a h im i hir The linty lake lite-botit arrived to their assistsuce between so yen sod eight. taut great weir their eagerness for serf-pre sei cation übat about thirty soots dropped into the host, and the Commander, whose exertions cannot be too ranch praiasd, Several Kent! , men exerted tbemeelves in • particular matter to save their fellow ,offerers by helpitsg 'hero to 1111101 e parts of the wreck ; but their. muses are umknowu to UP However painful the duty, we are honor' to sime, iu order to afford an impressive warning to others, shit Alf the survivors sacs the the disaster to 11w iniuxicotion of she ('aptain, the mate, and the greater put of the crew, the. steward and one or two others only haring 'lssue ohs it duly.) It is truly lamentable to reflect that the lives of so many., individuals should ►e mord iu such hands, sod we trod effective measures will be taken to prevent, its future, sr awful a catastrophe. l'be Newry racket, which sailed in company with the Akira, pet back all well. We are desired to slide, ttwt Mr. O'Linry and John Carey. in the service of 11w Eo I ofA Portarlinirtott. are asstd. Our data are too %ague to ufforte us a list of names. The •etu:J number of those who perished we hive sot been able to ascertain. 11E1: 3141/RBl7'S WILL. This is the lust Will and Testament of we. Caroline, Queen Consort id lbis United Kingdom, of Grnit Britain and !reload:— I revoke oil horror wills. I coisatitute and appolut Railero bulldogtoo, Doctor of Laws, sod honing Wilde, El. liairistcr a t Law, hostess and estrcitors uf this toy will. • • In execution of all powers given woe by the will of my lite mother, Augusta Duchess of Brunswick- 11.noossibuig,: I appoint, Inuit, give, devise ' and bequeath In my said trustees all my light, title, audiuterest ander the said will, and also all the reel of my property, real anew personal, debts and effects, of whatever nature or kind 'sever, awl wheresoever situate, UllOll 1111,1 to receive and col lect the same; and when- collected, couveit into money, and juveat it at their discretion in the funds of the United Kinduni, or otherwise; and limos further trust, to pay the principal of the whole of the raid trust pro perty to William Austin, seta has bens Ions; under my protect last, on his attaining the azc of twenty-one years; and, in the mean time, to pay Ihe Mined and proceed. of the same, or so muck thereof as to thew may seem meet, towards the mainteuance and education of the same Wil liam Austin : And I du declare that my said troostees anal executors shall soot be chargeable in reopect of the default of 'snootier, tiro( any strut employed by them or eitherof them, but only fur their own respective receipts, arts, omit wilful defaults. I also give and bequeaths to my maid eternities, to he disposed of according to their will and pinasure, all stud every my doenottents, manuscripts, papers, writings, and memoranda, wkoresoever boing at die time of my death, CA 11 , 01..1NE It. (Seal.) Signed, sealed, and published this 3.1 day of August, in the year 1521, at Brandnihurgh-bouse, in the presence of H. BROUROAM. TKOS. DEN man. HENRY HOLLAND, M.D. Hoop. This Is a Codicil to my Will, slated this 3.1 day of August Rice all my clothes here aud in Italy to Marriette Bross. I direct that a particular boas by me deserilwd, he seakd with my seal, and delivert ; il to lUr.Ohichint, of Colman street, merchant ; and I acknowledge that I nue him 4,3001. I wish that Goveromesii mould pay the 15,55101, the prier of my house ins South Audley-street. I desire to he burial in Brunswick. I leave my coach to Stephen 1.1,01184 km, my executor ; my laudaulet to John Hieronymus. Witnesses. CAROLINE R. HOOO. 11. HaouOnam. T. Dintts*N. HENRI" HOLLAND, M.D. This is a Codicil to my last Will :- 1 Rive to Jolla Hieronymus and Marriette Brum all my bed and tattle linen, whit Is loin already hens used. I give to lonia Ili,icbi, the lons of 1,0001., and an annuity of 15U/. per motion, payable half yearly. I give the large picture of my• self and hit- daughter to the Carb+oal Albano The half-length picture of toys, If t. Lady Ann Hamilten. 1 give the picture of myself, whirls is a copy of that given to the city of Loudest, to My execotor, Styptics' Lushington. 'There are two pictures roinaisissg, of which I bequeath to the Marquis Asstaldi, that whirls be shall ehotew; and the remaining one to W. Anson. 1 give ill the Vitcoufit and Viscountess Hood 5001. each. 1 have already given to John Hieronymus one carriage, I 4140 Rive bins tlic other open carriage. I declare that my osternst under my mother's will is !Liston to Vllltiasso Austin, as a spe cific legacy. I desire and direct that my body be not spitt ed, and that three days after my death it 1w carried to Iti tins wick fur intermesh ; ■ad that the inscription upon soy coffiu be—" Here lies C,irebne of Brunswick, the injured (Jarvis of England." CAROLINE It. Signed in the presence of 11taice IloLL•au, M.P. August 5, IAII. A Codicil ft my last Will 1 give mad bequeath to %VlMatti Auein, all my plate and household forotilsire at Brandetiburgli house, and also all moused lisicu. I direct my Executors to make application to his Majesty's Government to pay to Stem such sum of money as at the time of nay decease 1 may have paid, or which they may he called lotion to pay, for the purolose of my house in South Audis,- eirect and 1 givr and bequeath -01111 t of money, as my said Executors shall procure and obiaiti iii that re spect, Oslo them my said Executors, in trust for William Austin, according to the provisions of my will: such su r. ore. tly 11111 l otiic;io,l to likelf L10)•hipll; tl.e auziett of She Kisses acre 41,14 to carry t h at whits into effect havitit-ht en I xptr►.eti to 14. 1.44 , 1.1.1g11,11 sod Mr. Wilde an W. 01ue5c1i.c......1 at view. sod lhow g0i.11,13,“ l avin g ye a ter.l” ..Lied nal there would be 110 uto.lacle ttn.d,e renta;pl of ihr roe par uu tipy moraine, NIT 1-t0tz1i,...0..e will how nu ItTor sal aptcls lag tbri► rale to Lord Lite; pool, and will coon. wunicate . ht.el-unl.bip'r answer at the eat lit,t tousuctst. Gruatesot-place, iltiensi 12, half watt 8, p.n. . To Lady Iluod awl lAdy Attu Hamilton. N4lll. Mit 11081101781 7 , TO -41. e ADi ANN HAMILTON AND LADY up bp. (LenoTw.) Mr. Hobboase presets*, Ida. ennipliateseta to Dols Ann Hamilton soul Lady 11,..a. sad is dirictrd be land Idsrr• pool to apprise their Itedisttips, tbsi thy oldie for the 'r emissl of her 11Lije-ty's reninins on Tuesday is irr.socablv. Their Ladyships low. be *ware, that in maw of this Nature, it is txtremely fretpueut for persons olio are to isierool the isilerissent to follow after the proelsiou baa pruerftleil far us its route ; soul it is presumed, that if their Ladyships • should unfortunately not be eutirrly prepared on Tarsals, ?sondem there can lie no objertios to this course Wog adopted on the prevent I ices . Whitehall, August 12, 4 p 'N No. IV : LADY HOOD irsorunt-a. 'v lAmr - -Though 1 llw ll*ll Me he rof yowl , 4.0 r - ship's acqusiutaucc, i cannot icsist the iegpolse I feel is ad. dress !rots, not as the Sluttish'r of ihis`cousatry, 4tut I wish to week to yosr heart; and. I am notSitbeetti the Is. of iistpiring you with sympathir 'on thts'olost interesting noel awful subject. I have often, my Lord, heetirel you highly spoken uf. Some lime ago I was aermaisitert wish a Istly who was either Dearly allied tie you, or. the late Lady Liver pool. 11cr seolitneuts of your. mmil priaciplea inspire me with hope that you will act op to that rxcelknt Ines gator *tellies every one's bleavt—“ Tie do AN they would be dune ley." Why, my Lord, is leer Majoly's fiepprnl thaw' indeetstily !storied' Mr. Ilohlionse /visited 'llv a note written by Lady Ann Ilasidtusi sod myself—" He cause et was ih r Quern's request in her will s .;" This is, 1 believe, the first noel only terries' of her Majesty's that eter 111311 been corierfied with. dip., allow me, my Lord, to Put another qesestiou to yon—Why le there to be a Award of honour appointed to attend her fuuerrel, which lemonsr woe never eiveu to her during her life ? If such is persisted in I forysee much mischief, and 1 (tar bloodshed. The peolde have eery been her Majesty's only friends; suffer tht pi to pay their last tribute of elf...emu to their beloved and tojared Queen, without Itrinz inter rooked by the military. 1 hese leery iu the habit uf attending her Majesty fur the last Ave llia through immense croods, and nut a single accident has ever uccurted. Why, my Lod, is the corpse to be carried out of the direct road to diem ppeout the people ? For Heaves..., sake revoke this leuteoce; the evil of it exceeds •licalcislatioh. I have, my Lord. been tar conspoutoo of she Qeseen fir the last bee mouths: my precious knowledge ref leer good and estimable qualitivs aluuc inilocill me to enteral this as Nation, and from seeing her elereerseil by all her former associates and friends. And I can with that a.sure you, that uut yven leer bitterest enemy could censure tier Gls. jetty's conduct; mid her death-heel, my Lord—that Rafe! moment to which we are all a pproachinp l •—is an example tsi all liviyg. She died is. peace, Ido believe, with all the world; an d d iviaig her alm s . firgllCllity and, r Je ne anis si ea 111101111111 f aural a ittirrir, des (godson , phisisfuss, testis jo pads Wit; orrorsir Oar je gnilterai to vie lOUs yelpers;" sad she desired her (equate attendasti, 'Lunette, su Acetate lean sister Dc blunt that she had foigiven her. I have wet more appeal to make your Lordship; and first I will ask yen why the Niteroi of the Cllee.ll of Englatid should be so much more hurried than (lust for your Lordship's late wifc? that eveat . proves your Lordslop's opinion On Clue seeleject ; the Queen will nut hare been dead a week tell after ten U . ClOrk IleXi Tuesday nicht : therefore. I trust your heal t dictate the saute degree of outward realseci,4 not lot e, for year Mures'. And now, my Lued, I have uuly to say, that I have been surprised at the interruption to the tranquilloy of this house by a Auw of mow fling-111e hiving a part of this house Lime with bias k, which cannot lee compheteil before Monday 'light, it so soon, soul the proceeding less only been interrupted this day (Sunday), during the tone her Majesty's domestic chaplain pet formed the church service. I hurt, my yois will not order her Majesty's funeral before Wed. nesday or Thursday nes.. I will °oily add, my laird, that every word of this letter is dictated by myself, and that I have set down nought in malice; for my lute beloved ads tress (the (arson) set me a better example; but my con scieuco will out allow me to continue silent, nod I entreat that your Lordship will grant all the requests contained in this letter; mad is. so cluing, he assured I shall ever 1. el the highest vencsatiuu and esteem, permit nit to add etre:caws, fur your Lordship, and believe me, my Lord, your Isomble servant, J A !ee F. 1100 D. lhaudenburgh-hutue, Auirust 12, 1841. The flight lieu. the Earl of Lirerprui, Coombe WoutL Nu. V. THE EARL OF lIVERPO4/I. TO LADY 1100 H. Coombe. Wood, August 12. MADAII-1 have Chit moment has the I of receiv ing your Ladyship's letter. and 1 think it right to uhaerve is answer to it, that wino, lwr late Majesty's executors com municated tome copies of her last will, ou'WerliieWay last, by which it appeared that her Jlajeaty desired Shull three days after her death her body should be .rut to Ilitinswick for interment, 1 felt it to be my duly to give din:claims io the Kin's absence, that her Mnj.iity's luteistium iu this reaped might be carried into r4lest wills as little delay as possible ; and I lost tin time in lying helms the King the iiireceioon which had been issued for this purpose. 1 have since received his Majesty's commands to continue to act in I motto d to guentoon, ito my last let t..'r to vier lendillip, that the prowl, sent by Goya., worm foe proyidtur, the no ha 11- istg for h./ re, d o t in., ars ate at 11.3ai1. °- hurt's-hot4r till yriiierday noon, I. •d) Amy ateclloo. Lora Maid, iir in)a, It, mid a. cc. al r leo,. a r . oulil think 11 rigiskise to be is, ,uell ham/. ~..te e thor 111.111111iliC ; antlAwril I).. I.lsahingt.o. sail Mr. Wild. ay ri ai. 111 asoletiburals. house late ye.lor .15y e% coma, e rm. Ili IZill lift 111 /111 idea of (be funeral hyttrig i fixiil for s.. eat ty n 1 aoso.t again repels% thil,oit .no .measion ohat, err, the (o% orionetit i.% er ard 4 eir it the from.. to at trod her NI jraiy ; 1 !rota; therefo.e, your Lordship will 8,4 06'3: of.oucli a losesgore, twoa this ueragiosi of hl•r 3114"ty's faro, al i and I also conclude, (rum your Lordship oat reply ore to that part of my Wirt rtxpectisig tort 314 , 0)%1 it w.•.a', 11•aI the Nitres:lkm will I,e °Merril to r II the :1..1 1.0,11,1 Coa J throat!, I lir ell) of lA.I.JuII, at, I aoa "1 • that the Lind Alsym nod the Cuipoi to nl• 1 - .1011 Ile 1t.5..1 n.. et ill( the folleral ptuteasi•.o at Tt Mph. 1t... ; and +urrly your Lordship will not utter nu insult to go 14111rICIII sod , r.•aperlable a body, who loser ever shoals their ail a. htnent Iu ll.e Royal Fatal's. I flatter my. If yuer Lutd ship will los give nsy thus Iroublitie rill, and ;impart ilia so) 5. al soot •Itsehnors.l to my iali Ch-!.. td nod departed thirsts; and 1 he 4 to +nh►cr he nsysolf, Your Loiduldp's humble SerVibill. .: AN 14 HOOD. . , Kraintietihnrch hou.e t See thy Ilerexiiig, .- ' Au t omat 12, IS2I. No. VII. Coombe IV4IOII, SUII.I.IY Nitta. Aufast 12, MiDAYI-1 have Weal the honour or rreeiving y o ur atip'a .e.0..4 It I ter, rind I moat only sr peat, that it as net duty to Libel the King's ininntendo as 4o the arientettl , el• ta. Ite mn.l.• for her Majet.ty's funeral (what. ver thaw or v. 8111 e el la way be or will Ix . ba ve lova roseirniosii-ried from the Secretary of Slate. Oilier to lir. 31ajesty'r Eaerm lor:•); nod I • 111 tender Ibc orr...i.itv of adding, 41.44 n 4. diarn.silaii tan late place wish any "ghee I.4rMlnua en the saki. rt. II• the 1/14).10•41 t.. Iv., Madam, Your laslythiii's obedient humble grevant, The V tomato tut:a Hood. LIVERPOOL. Snudry morning' the whole or the late Onees•', hnuselinhl„ with all Ilse dosneriier, attended in tin mug gallery at linmilesiburgls-hou t e to hear devil r *evince' per( 444 4 red sty lwr late !Viejo-sty's demurs,' chaplain, the Her. j.. 11.1 Page WIPCKI, 1.1)0 dtliVereil a very inspre”site thulium: adapted to the melms-, chesty awes • . Osi Sunday at an early boor, crowds of persons h elps , t o ovaemlile in Hasonteraniit 11, under the es prilatiiiu of her 111ajerity lying in state. Tins.. h o w ever , happened not to the case, and pitied greet thimppinutment to Many perauna Lewflott• During the whole of the clay the road leading 11. Hammersmith was lined with 'woos.. druiled us tqll wow oink, proceeding toward. Braudeuburgli Hour under the some espettation. The voting Ladies arid Gentlemen belonging to the iarious boarding-schools proceeded to their churches in this moraliug. with their master" and iii.atiermes at their head, Chiefly all in deep mourn nig. The chapels in that direc:iuu also were in nr.soruilig. The bells at Hatuisnerstnith toll every sisnrioing at nine o'clock. sad at fiver its the after.. 11001 i, Mud 11041 each boar continue doing so for two Moor.. Furs time prier to the .eatasseneenteot of service at I laminermaith Cherchi the &Aerie* tad pews is the body or the church wire filled to except. by a most respectable errogregittion, amougut alum. we noticed several of tharinetion. All were dreeterl in full mourning. 'Flue %tafl, which was made, on her Msjesty's ar- thin ctittlittv, and generally carried by the beadle before her Majesty, whenever she'tivitnet the Clime'', was also euvered with crave. The bltole present...l a most melancholy appearance. 0. ibsayt•is beiii i t read, the Rev. Mr. Leggett, the co rare, in the absence of the Rev. Mr. Attantol, the regular pre4cher„ who is ill. delivered an impressive sermon; he tank his text from the kit epistle allpht Paul the Apostle to Timothy, a. part of the Intlt scree, " For men stealerr, for his,,, for perjured per. tears, :tad a there be any other thing dust is contrail to .noun rho...se." The litlitu,r , .lMth Chinn) . Children attended, and all wore b1a..1: Wads mend their head Friday evening the ~ notkmen of 7...eSMrs. Cadet and Sautiders, the Kitr;,.;* tipholstete!'•, corumeirctd covering the whole of the vestibule and 'entrance: hall of Branderiburgli Iluusewith hlack 'cloth. . Mr. ILailey :mended on Friday at Braorletrborgh House, sod took the ilimensious of a large room on the out fluor, for the !impose of pitting rt Up Mt the state apartinerat. into whic!) the body of her ,Majesty was rerouted on Sunday. lu this romar t . there is a bier, liver which a canopy is erecte4 walls and flour are covered with black c . • r elieved with fringe sod different heraldic • .. • . . , .• ..i. . ... .- • . ._. . . ....... -... - . • • . . , ... \ i .e.... 4 _._ . '....... ll . . - __ irtr i4Al-e. . •4619A"'e - • . • . ...- •• - •• •, - • 7 - -......-. ;4.0r..-,1 • •••• • .. '/-I(44‘fr 7 4 )e• - ,,,,t , -C-- -) . ,-..., .. . .... , ~../ -.• /. • . ,:,... "---. . • .., . •-••-• ' . ~ •••. . , • --....... , • , .. - .IP• - 7 .4 ' • • -......... *.' - • - • . ... 7 ......4.0 • ' ' •.-V S figt . Ps .:. ' • • .. . • .. . , . . . • .' • • • - . . • ' '.. 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And ill case the tooferanity to the welsh first given: I bedapolatfifilbeittlie THIS DAY, TUESDAY, A ttLliet 14. 1821, twice 3s. neatly half bound, the Seveath E d lijims uf . , .1 I lawlimped. They were ail much eslotsisted, semi many of Government "hall refuse to repay suet swim I direct my funeral sbould praceedli p =randea . - . being fi xed for th e rem o val o f the Re t r a ins a the TI - I FFII E NCH 1 1 It Ex; EN r ; or„ EA sy ditto io a deltic stalk. *ember boat , the first (ruin Liver. . execute*. to sell my interest iw the sold honer, and alas SISOSNing ; but lipasi•re borne Di I A her CHIP.EN, the Public. are num nfer rispertfulle imesl that the THEITRE IVILL BE CWSED FOR THIS to th,cl).parity of young beitiOSIOM. 141.11 Gt! ES in FRENCH and ENGLISH, @dapted 47°4 belong; lig to Matthew Neill, arrieed about eight ' the furaiture' and 'things Horde.. And I give end . I.eshiugieisteesteedsvit woe agreed toped till . 41 clock, and brought eight persons on shore. Before the direct the pepree.ts thereof to he paid and applied to and Tuesday, audit feel that Lailinuld 'be roar sail* la direct •. EVENING. . By fir, ackUALAY. . third host arrived (trrlowgiag, we are Sold, so W. cassis.) for She use of the Sani.VVIIIISIn Austin in lite oesemer, a eootradiceirris to she Kim& irommauds, as well as cooties 1 . Rival d fair J. Nunn, 48, IS . 1 Que sited, Unrolls's the deck was k ern up by the yea, and the Mast fell. Nosy a apeetlc4ecaci; but id 1•3110 lilt Government s h a ll repay the to the iateetion Of herksto Majesty.! if I wee • pen, so 1..” 1 i, TFIRATitt?•ROY.4I, DOURTLANIE. . lea-fiells. •,r • a o f the women were swept away. There were twirls, g o t arts purchase mosey elf the mid house, in that case, the prelttede f urther delay. I alp sorry' it ;ii notes my power tit WO*" i T o -1110 It ROW, WEONRS d A Y, Mtg. 15, Of whom nes be had TR F.ORY nail PRACTICE; Y or, n Guide to.- 'the Freer:ls this boat, iticheding a lad y, sad fift een suffer, ra eemsincd which may be mil:l.J hy the sale are to fall tale the general . a More satisfactory answer to year feeldiaitip's letter; out I : clisiging d t ex th e mr egh ; the: ere bi ater smasher of •Isom were retidue o f my estate. Doted seventh d a y c o A f ß A O T l o N s i l i tel. have m been i te . ady Il ls she beg b i e nning to comeirlanicade w.ili t his blajesty's Serianis will perform Langeine, in 1 vol. limo. Ily M. Memoir. Pelee ss. ed. ° fi e" Picked up by b tits. 'flame were but two 6 ! TII E CORONATION. , hound. remake saved. .. . . t IVieneinieillewee U. Triolasaa, Kensiegtoo. be made use this grielaacholy occasion; and it Was bet s the The Procession commences from Westminster Hall.— -- -- -- - - There welt five Jodie" cabin passengers, of *gram wily NM ".. • • • •: 1 ' • ....... - mazious desire of the Ring and his Goetinaseut that e.. o . ' Tba Second Sc,,,', the Interior of the Strbey.—The Third, CHAMPAGNE . was saved. There were, we tenet, thirty-three cobs.' pass thing sisueold be conducted in th e must b ecuin i ug , utd..l., , 1 • I and Introductort Scene, in which Mr. Koichi • ill introduce ALE, 27, Cuvesitry-street„ has the hpriour yo stagers in a ll, sixteen only of VAMP were mired. It is im. ' 90111111__WONDSA . CE . ItRIA , WYE TO AMR mad &twat - i n possible fur es to obtain the preeise number of them who BA J A STY S Ft NER.A.L. • 1 have the honour to be, Madam, a sew Comic Song, entitled," l'he King and the Coronation, inform families that the above Wine is (well up) . Old Eseglaud and the People."—The Fourth Scene , the Hall, the biglielit slate of perfection, warranted four years old, perished_ The number es hoard was not rase* * , braosu, •• ' ‘,1,... . •• --ay..-- • ' 4 • Your Ladyship's Obedient nimble Servant, "i la the taunt of which the Graced Entre of the Champion, manufactutml from the Ashes grape, mod of superior flavour nor the number saved ; although the latter may ha seolee. ' • i: ~.... N0..1. . ' , ,'Sr , Ltriserecer.. ... to west of the Champagne Ilppagted, and charged from seven at siteuttbrle , leastueuhuall the 08, 8 e supposed nulliber Mbia :I„,ipT AN pkwitroN AND ibi-Dy 40 1 0 D TO No. VI. .• ti Preening* to which win be performed a Cowicelv called 10 nine guiness.—Prire of tisetokave art icl e 311 e. per thilen. *awe Pertihrd• "Pa bthlet'llf•lostriftiooloo,-oete $ 0111 k ; 'illf • AIR. 110BHOCSE. .. -• . Mg Lollar --I have to acknowledge the receipt of your ' A* CFI EQU EON 11' RA N K Elt. • lordship's letter, and though certainly not according with -. Billet( bottles per sample As. &I.—Country swims per Pe- a Man, litre - been %ought towel and others, we suilerstand, The Lirdses — Is atleadmice en her lute Majesty the Qtlere Mr Willis! Wildfire, Mr. W. 11. %%Willem; Sir Gabriel mitt...ter, one dozen el. baU "Oft 11. bumper and bottles bare bees. landed near the reek. The host belonging to the • _si._ my wishes, yet please to accept tu y !banks for the prempt feel it inetensumit on them tie state to Mr. Robliemse. that Peeper, Mr. Oolitic; Arline Wildfire , Mr. Cooper; Peewit tissiwisit. m o i ya , i„ chattered con di t i on, , „ coo b ro „ chs ', tie l ast . . . .. . . . . , ._ ins of your reply. But, my Lord, there is a tumefied 1, night , ail , a oar(' up a file shawl aas taand tied round Itemise cooly rearmed 'estimation this nay, at fear (schwa i n Cleverly, Mr. KAawAll ; Jolter, Mr. knight. Slim Catherine - - s part of nu letter inbieh you there not answered (my qors ",... ... _ ._ _..___ ___ __ ~, Annus, Miss Smithson • ; Aliso Arragon, files. Ilatlowe. )... . by , ts , • guar.) . of honour apex/toted, to allesid .., the afternoon, of the neressary preperatious to make for siaa s w . • • LOSS 11F THR kARL MOIRA PICKE7'. rae l " h r i i h e i bruebr* V i `' . •I ' i•l '' PrbablV some ' v l it ur t mue the' mourniog, they find it impossibie to complete the dresses . To conclude with the F4ree of a. yalc m; tom userwhelene.. .. user M a j esty s enamel . i can venture 111 pfnlrolinee, 1/ • requisite. before Tuesday slight: • , THE SPOI L'l) CHILI). —..... Snell are the dosteemiug particulars which 'we have yet there are no soldier*, there will' nut be any dispositios. Unless thr lime until 111,driesday moron,g Is allowed for Little Pickle, Madame Pewee.; (11,1 Pickle,• Mr Genie; [FURTHER PARTICULARS.] bee" able 11 ".e"Ilect; uu'll" " 11 'be perused " 0 + -Painful t h e ... mow .' of h e ,. l ate m a • eit ~, ~ s i„ L a d s A„„ H a- to lam•ll. therefore Ido most earoestly play yob , Leiii- Tag, Mr. Russell. Miss Pickle, Mrs. liarlowe; Maris. MISS iuterest. Mahe of those out hoard were, we isilievr , of must - i Y r m ' • ship to give up the idea of her Majesty's in mains h o e lo , milson and Lady Hood will not have it in their peace to at. The Karl MOiT4 left the Pier Head soon after silt o'clotk err enable f„,,,, i ii„ on . t h e i r nal in ~,," .i iii , mni' rat to in any other geoid limn 'bet of the p.ople. They were 1., Smithson. lead the funeral. Boxy, Is ; Second Price, :le 6.l—Pit, :la. 6d- ; Second on the eveuing of Wednesday last. The greater number of Ireland, an d earned with them einisideralle property. If Biauenburghlro use, Saturday eight, August 11. her Majesty, doting her life, her must welcome attend_ sass. and surely if your Loidship is SO Ien:MMUS in Price, 29.—Galleyy, 59.; S.:cooed Price, lg.—Tipper Gal_ our ioroima."• (all surviv ors ) . agree In lite estimation of the we are to coedit report, some of the inhabitants of Wallasey • ••i . :•. nionlwe of WO 10 110 Persons. being on 'Hiner!, including No 11. ler', ls.• Second Price, 61 have been engaged in strippierg and plundering' the bodies . etvictly adhering to her Majesty's. renaest in ber will, yen . The floors to be opened at Six o'Clock, arid the Per- about sin sit the crew. When o ff the Mogasines, they set rut up. . MR. H011410V2E• TO I.A or ANN HAMILTON AND • cameo t fast being equally so in eumply sag with what I am'. furmances to begin at seven • all sail, wind hloiwitig fresh from the W.N.W. After pas s ing Maay of the survivors are in humble life, mid having. lost . 'l' LADY . HOOD. sure would be her 'Majesty', wish, was ow Ili- ein spenk—as " On Thursday, The Jew, with The Coronation. the GUI Buoy , Nu. 1. M attempting to tad , . the aria° Mill. every thing they possessed (ma n y o f ;h em h a ying been la n ded • m e . 11,44, 011 , 4 . hnifis acknowledge the receipt of the note ii was ever leer drake to [save tio, sotderre, brit to be 011111.1. J 1 edetays. aud struck On BMW Bank • almost i n a state of middy), we venture , relying „„ t h e , h. addres s ed to hi m triXtriglrt•try Lady Aim Hamilton sod Lady and guarded solely by the beat ts ..i. her people. la elleis 1 —...... The paasengerr elarm.d at the shock, Rorke.] tip from NEW TIIRATRE-ROYAL, HAYJ%ARKET. lierslilv of the public, ku suggest a publie nuirseriplism, flood, ( cu m wkeece;:hc is rorpriss 41 su, learn that the i n t ros _ love she eves eirsitidrd ; and sorely. rub Lord, I..ii will p.. 1. ~ ! INClow in meititteles; and some of those from the cabin re- and will gladly unite our as s i s tance for that pu. p..se with tion of moving the. lap. Quern ' . remains, as esentrly . as posit. stollen awful Moment or her iidelment, net so theidealy 1 410 It ROW, WEDNESIAAY, Aug. 15, will be performed • Comedy, in three sets, called . . uomattated Ulth the elloam• who was oblereed 5 ° be in - any gentlemen oho may be nac . lined to further so buniauean Ile in conforms's with, the with exp........ 1 in Is. r Al.jecoy's loxleatcd, sad enitrequently bewildered and undetermined . •inlertaking. _ . . . contrary to heeniciiii•tion. will, should have been so rgl'r• thy co 11111 l ..1.11:31, .1 In their I 04111111 d to mention. to me 14.1 hi tr - r to rare 1.r.141.• it_ 1 ' ~' f .. -, ', ~ THORP, Mayon. • A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL of the CITY of. LONDON, un MON DAY, the 13th day of August, 11321 RTNILVED UNANIIIIOII4I.If, THAT I Ins Court reels it a melancholy end irresistible duty to express its deepest concern and nelietion at the pretnnture and everto be ' , mewed Death of her Must Gracious Majesty QUEEN CAROLINE The litigant virtues she p.) 1••••162 amiable awl unaffected contiesceneiou of her manners—the habitual kindness gni benevolence of her disposition—sod she vigour and iutelli mace of mind she displayed on the most riling ocenriuns— her regard for the Rights and Liberties of the People, and the warmth of affection she evinced for the 'Selfish Nation, would of themselves have called fur expressious of gratitude to her nugatory, and sorrow for her loss. I'ut when this Court calls to mind the punish, and dis tressing vielseitutlea of her eventful life, from the period she first lauded its this country, under the mot Ilatteeiug and auspicious circumstances, and contemplates the 301 , 814.16 e afflictions and the series of persecutions which, in unrelent ing successioN she Los undergone—it cannot but record its highest :admiration of the temper—the unshaken firmness . and magnartimity with which she met mud defeated, if not destrosed, the 'mine of lor persecutors—nod that 10 the last moments of her life she dispisled the same fortitude with Christian resignation, forgiving all her enemies, and when under thew eight of bee complicated wrongs mad sufferings, sittlaiug into a arms of Death, she bailed him as a friend, in the hope of median:toe those scenes of sorrow stud trouble furs Crown of Glory anti Immortality. Resolved Unanimously—That this Court is anxious In do honour to the Remains of her late Majesty QUEEN CARO . LINE ; Rod, in the event of the Royal Corpse passing • through this City, tht y fie' it their duty to mitred the I Funeral Pot-cession at Temple.bar, and it Eli the City. WOODTHORPF. Thig day is published, in two volumes, ill - lots-Med by a new ' set of Wino, price 16s. in huards, a new Edition, bring the Eighth, of ELEMENTS I,t* GF.NERAL HISTORY. ANCIENT soul MODERN. To which is added, a Table of Chronology, and • Comparative View of Ancient and Modern Geography. By tie thou. ALEXANDER FRAZER TYTLER, Lord 11'ouilhouselre. Pt intrtl for T. Olden sod %V. Da% les, Strand, London ; ncil A. Cams fable amid Cu. and I , aishairti amid Auslerson, la th e press, sad shortly will he publish...l, a Cuotinua ties of thr .snose Wu. k, f he Dv.o Its of Queen Anise and Louis XIV. to the pristli of gauge 111 ; by E. fiaies, I) I). llktiu. Modrrii 111,1tny in the Volverbity of Odurtl; t:1 tier vol. bso. . . 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