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D hi:premeds, ?vertu -etc rue ; and Plata it..d Yure , I....denheii-etreet ; end by alCille leuebts'iers la the Uultel fongdota. LONI)ON, TUESDAY, JaituaaT 7. The Funeral Procession of the lamented Lord Netson„ as finally arranged. and published by au thority, is given in our subsequent columns. A letter from York, dated Saturday morning, states, that on the preceeding day, two transports, the Mery of Sunderland, with two companies of the 27th, or Inaiskillta regiment ; and the lilt, with two companies of the 9th regiment, had put into Burlington. The day before, they parted with two other transports, one of them having part of the eth regiment on board. The part of the 9th ar rived, is commanded by Captain Rorawtt.t. the Inniakillen by Captain JOIDAN. These trans ports are part of a Reet of fifty-five sail, which, some time ago, sailed from the Kentish coast, tinder convoy of the Learnt!, of 50 guns. They had the finest weather, till the morning of the '26th December, when they made lle.ligoland. For some unknown reason, they were, by signal, ordered to lay-to there. and not proceed up the Wese r . Soon after, after a violent storm came on, and they made for sea, Dot without the most imminent dan ger of being driven on the land of Heligoland. Ever since, they have been driving about ; it con tinuing to blow extremely fresh, the fleet dispersed in every dire&inn. As the navigation of the Weser remains open, Lord Car itc•irr will be able to send home our troops, on the arrival of the empty trans ports sent for that purpose, should he find it cape. client. The report, that Ministers have received the Pre liminary Treaty of Peace between Austria and France, is untrue ; but, it is certain, that they have received a copy of the Armistice. It was trans mitted on the 15th last, from Teschen, in Silesia, by Lord Lt• MIN GOWER, His Maim v's Am bassador to the Emperor of Ittisst•. When the Em peror Fa A Nets had sacrificed his capital to the ene my, we thought that he had made up his mind for every extremity. Would that he had !—He would not have toand his cup Of sorrow and humiliation embittered by the reflation, that at the moment when he signed that inglorious armistice, the Arch duke Cm a at.ri was within four posts of Vienna, at the head of 50,000 men, having left 40,00 Q to oc cupy the attention of Mamma. Lord GRANVILLE I-geese:is Gown', accompa nied by Nil. STUART. arrived .it Berlin on the 2lst, on his way to England, agreeably to the ar rangement of Government, who had intended that Lord C A THC ART should suczeed him; but ia consequenCe of the change of affairs on the Con tinent, it is now fixed, that Lord COWL R Shull re turn to St. Petersbergh, and Out Lord (7arne 4 R r shall remain with toe army is Hanover. Lord HARROWS', too, instead of returning home imme• thately, as was fired, will continue some time longer at Berlin, where Lord Basaltic T wAI A:SO on the 24th. The Cozsioe, TROY As; the Privi.'tr, t; and the Mary, Su rt.t v, from Ne.+•lnnndlAnd, were captured on the Stir ult. by several Spanish row boats, off Oporto ; the two former twee been since retaken, and the latter k carried into Goarda. brig4:l.: of gunner-drivers is to undergo an immediate Augmentation of tire troops. Some new regulations have been lately estahlished between the Quartet-master General's department, and the Board of Ordnance, relative to the intret.ch ing tools. Regiments will, in future, not only he called upon to return into store, in whatever s st• they may be, each of those articles as may bec•'me unserviceable, but will also be expected to turni,h a sorisfaftory explanotion of the manner in which such deficiencies may arise. THR EPIPHANr. Yesterday beinz t'n Acniversary of the Mani festation of our Blessed Saviour, the Lorso Jesus CIIRIST, to the Gentiles, commonly called the Epiphany, the same was observed at the Chapel Royal, in St. James's Palace. His MAJESTY. a s Head oldie Church of England, attended on tl.:s occasion, when in the habit of frequenting this place of public worship ; hut, for these several years past, he has been represented by the Chamberlain or Vi ce . Chamberlain. Yenerday, Lord dons TN VPINE, His Ms. t ec t v , , Vice-ChAniberlAin, attendea L)ivine Service in His MAJESTY'S Closet, accompanied by two of His MA- J Esse: Gentlemen in waiting, the Yeomen of the Guards, and other Officers of Royalty, the same sr if His MAJESTY were present. The Gospel, appointed for the day, was taken from the 2.1 chapter of St. Matthew, begin ning at the first verse, wherein it states, that three wise men of the East followed the star, which appeared over the birth-place of our Saviour ; and en their discovering him, they 1.11 down and wor shipped him, and then opened their trea%ures, and presented unto him their gifts, consisting of geld, frankincense, and myrrh. From this circu.n stance, the ceremony has been kept up to this day. After the ceremony, a Aulemn symphony corn mencel on the organ, and Lord Joirm Tit r Nide left the Royal closet, with the attendants, and pro ceeded up the aisle of the chapel to the alts.. where he bowed three times, and then, kneeling on crimson velvet cushion, the Rev. Mr. Nor the Sub-Dean, presented to hits a gold dish. The attendants opened an oval gold box, and presented thn contents to his Lordship, which consisted of three crimson velvet bags, with gold ornaments, containing gold, frankincense, and myrrh, which his Lordship laid in the gold dish, presented by the Sub-Dean, and retired bowing. A short time after his Lordship had taken his seat in the Royal clout again, the appropriate Anthem of Arise, shine, 0 Zion, for My fight is cause," composed by the late Dr. Detussa, was sung very corrodly, by Messrs. Goss, Hawes; and Ss radon. caneesemers- m -,... Yesterday morning, soon after eight o'clock, the Duke of Yoa IC arrived at Windsor, from London, on military business with His MAJESTY. His Royal Highness, after breakfasting with His MA. Jr.srir, rode out on horseback with his Royal Fa ttier, t.:se Duke of Camaainne, Princesses Au 07STA, SOPHIA, and A 'asst.', attended by General FITZROY and Colonel 'Fa vLoit. Mrs FORRTON followed, in a chaise and pair. Tire Royal Party rode by Cranbourne Lodge. lier Macrswv and the other Princesses took an airing to Ft ogmore. The Princess CASTELCICALA. the PORTUNUESS AMBASSADOR, COUNI ST•HRESAIIERG, and Several foreign Nobility, dined yesterday with Count Do FRONT, at his house, Thayer -street. Viscount CASTLZREAOH dined yesterday with the Fart of CLANCARTY, at his house, Spring Garden Terrace. Count PAULEN arrived on Saturday a: his apart ments, near Cavendish-square, from Bath. The Countess of HARRINGTON dined yesterday with Lady McLennan', at her house, White-hall. The Marchion ess o f SALISJIGRY is expected in town this day, from Hatfield. lire Earl and Countess of Bessosouce will come to town this day, from Osterly Park. The Earl and Countess of demise gave a grand dinner yesterday, at Osterley Park, to the Fail and Countess of lIFSBOROUGH, Viscount and Viscountess Durscarrmon, and several other Nobility. The Hon. Mr. Wet Lest ay left town on Satur day for Portsmouth, to meet his father, the Marquis of WLI.L/ESLEY. The Haunted Tower was performed at Drury-lane Theatre, last night, to an elegant audience. Mrs. hint:exam and Mr. BRANAM were rapterously encored in their charming airs. The German Theatre was also well attended to see the musical piece, WI Ningspiel ; Oder, Die Commie Oiler ; with the farce of Di• Entit,kwi. The fa vourite Shawl Dinte was performed with the grace of A PAIIISur, by Miss H. LETS IN. Master Barre played Oman, in the tragedy of Lace, last night, at Covent Garden Theatre. lie was, in most of the scenes, insipid and uninteresting. and his portion of applause was scanty. Miss. Sui sir sustained the charades of Zara with consi derable success. Twelfth Night W2S celebrated last night with great splendour and brilliancy. Great preparations were made in alt parts of the town for the mystic ceremony of drawing the King and Queen, and much mirth was displayed upon tne occasion. The exhibition of taste, ingenuity, and elegance, in the art of pastry, have seldom beca excclled on any for mer occasion. On Sunday morning at five o'clock, died at his seat at Benham, near Newbery, Berks, atter an ill ness of three days, His Serene HghnessCitairriais FREI)LItICK CU 'PILES ALCIANDER. Margrave of Brandenburgh, Anspach, and Bayreuth. In the year 1791, he married F.lizabeth, relit of the late Lord Craven, daughter to the late, and ....ter to the present Earl Berkeley, who survives him. Aiderman HusYnt and Captain BOVOILL, rf the Vest London, are to be the new Lieutenant Colonel and Maior, in the room of Messrs. hp,. MINOS anl Wit.sON, in the ftryal East London MI iitia. The Corporation of the City of Dublin waited upon His Escellency, Earl Ilaaowtctcc, on the 4J, with the Address vuted to His EacellenCy A few days since ; the attendance WAS the retest numerous and respectable ever witnessed upon any sMolar occasion. His Itsce.leticy's answer was very much admired, and in the delivery of it, he appeal.-,', szrongly feted. G iv Noonos.—Sneedoe/1. who I. , tely died, hs4 won, we understand, four LAT v: siivcr pt cups, a number of pieces of Oat., it difreret engagement•, and upwards of lorty matches last time heeler run a public mat:b, was iu bc.itini Mr. Psum La's dog Speed, who was s•.p tca ve, at that time, the swiftest Jog in EngLar. ni- ags he gel as I.:s Ice ce- is fig A- he AS ( . 1 I At cf. nd Ir- nd 1. ' n- S's n- !ft o- re a he . ed of ts, gig he :er set 0 ite rg. he its A• 'a- II OPI (V nd rat )u he eA rt- ay • ill nd nd :ss gr- ais ne re. iir • lee -dc a- Lce of le g• si- -114 rs n.l he he gr- his al_ an nC he ate to rf nt- ;!1- l- ed 6J, 1 6 nd 'n- af- sJ I E.. rllt be ni be, Th 4 Day 11 publ.h4d, in One Velum* Octev,), Puce is in Buarde A, , TREATISE on the EXTERNAL CHA RACTERS of AIN!. KALs. IT R01411:1 JAMIESON, Sturm Priabiteur of tunnel Hungry, V.lt I. VA. Ire. 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