The National Register.
London, England, 1821-08-13 00:00:00

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CROWN OFFICE. AUG. 11.
MEMBER returned to serve in this present PARLIAMENT.
King's County.—The Hon. Wm. Parsons. commonly called
Lord Oxmantnwn, in the room of Wm. Parsons. E 59. who has
accepted the office of a Judge of the Insolvent Court to Ireland.

C. Rist, Cornitii.au;tioneer. from Aug. 18 to Aug. 28.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
W, Holding, Devonshire Street, Queen Square, wine merchant.
J. Richardson, Manchester, joiner.
BANKRUPTS.
R. Baggeley and T. Taylor. Lane Delph, Staffordshire. china
and earthenware dealer. Solicitors, Messrs. Tooke and Carr,

Gray's Ins.
T. Goadby, Warwick, plumber. Sols. Messrs. Bourdillon
and Co. Bread Street, Cheapside.
N. Roberts, Manchester, grocer. Sol. Mr. Norris, John
Street, Bedford Row.
S. Couchman, Canterbury, grocer. Sols Messrs. Pownall and
Co. Old Jcwry.
A. Schmuck, Bury Street, St. Mary Axe, merchant. Sol.
Mr. Thomas, Fenchurch Street.
C. F. Connor, Peckham, Surrey, soap maker. Sol. Mr.
Hunter, Great James Street, Bedford Row.

T. Clay, Workaop. Nottinghamshire, grocer. Solb. Messrs.
Hannam and Son, Buford.

A. Boyd, White Horse Street, Commercial Raul, master
mariner. Sol. Mr. Lewis, Crutchedfriars.
S. Lynch, Liverpool, merchant. Sol, Mr. Battye, Chancery
Lane.

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J. Stanton, VVotcester, coal and timber merchant. Sol. Mr.

Burt, Graceaurch Street.

J. 'Cracklen, jun. Enfield Wash, Middlesex, farmer. Sol. Mr.
James, Bucklersbury.
J. Pickles, Keighley, Yorkshire, corn dealer. Sols. Messrs.
Dawson and Co. Chancery Lane.
DIVIDENDS.

August 18, G. Roomy, Tooley Street. butcher-41, J. Pitt,
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, woolstapler-14, A. Richardson,
York Street, Marylebone, and T. Welch, Cleveland Street,
builders—i 4, S. Humphreys, Charlotte Street, Portland Place,
merchant—Sept. 1, J. B. Hudson,Okl City Chambers, merchant
3, E. Treharne, Llanddarog, Carmarthenshire, dealer-4, W.
and F. Devey, Albion Coal Wharf, Surrey, coal merchants-7,
E. Crowe, Wymondhani, Norfolk, shopkeeper-3, R. Franke,
Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire. miller—I, T. Johnson,
Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchant-4, A. Archer, Great Chapel
Street, Soho, baker—ll, C. Beruecker, Birmingham, merchant
—23, S. Atkinson, Newcastle upon Tyne, insurance broker.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. I.
W. L. Lou, Llandilo, Carmarthenshire. druggist—T. Thack •
ray and R. Bottrell.Greenwirh. linen drapers—G. Mynett and
makers—J. Thomas,
•amford, upholsterer

°sweaty,

Amsterdam, 12.18_C. F.

Seville, 3S4—Gibraltar,3ol
Leghorn, 47—Genoa, 43i

Ditto, at sight, 12 15

Rette'rdam7l2. 19

Malta 4i—Venire 27 66

Antwerp, 12 11

Hatithaih, 38 10

Naplen„ 39i—Lisbon, 50
Oporto, 50-11ollia, 59
Rio Janeiro, 49

Paris, 9 days' sight, 25 85
Ditto, 26 20
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Palermo, 116

Dublin nit per cent.

Bourcleaux, 36 20

U pig: cent.

Frankfort on theMaine,ls9

Foreign gold in bars, 31. 17s.

Peterbburgh,' 8i U.
Vienna Ef. Flo. 10 28

100. per oz.

New bolibloonA,

Trieste' El. Flo. 10 28
Madrid, 30—Cadiz. U

New Dußini, 414'. 9id.

Silver in bar;,staii7Jard, 4s.

Belboa,'3s4—tiarcelona;36

104 d.

(Minium 0.

3.)per Cent. Red. 7tif
3 per Cent. Conmals 75f
3f per Cent. 88f
4 per tent. 95}
3 per Cent. N•vy 1081
Gu~Ann. 191

Imp. 3 per Cent.
ludic Bend. 59

India Stock 232

Exchequer Bilk sx. prem.
Clllll. Fur At. 751

Lottery Tscketk

this step.

crificed to their infamous machinations, she felt no

resentment towards her enemies; and calling the
sister of D6MONT to her bed-side, desired her to

communicate to her that with her dying breath she
forgave her—as in a recent instance, so in the pre-

sent case, she alone, who was the cause of the most

poignant fears and anxiety in the breaa of every one

around her, was calm, collected, end resigned—

though mitred hypocrisy was not present to perform

the duties of religion towards her, she died more like
a true Christian than many a King who may here-

after have a time-serving Archbishop of Canterbury

to pray by him. She is no more—and thousands,

when they learn that fact, will ejaculate—" Peace

to her soul—May my last end be like hers."—

Whether it may please the policy of his Majesty's

Government or not to order a " general mourning"
for her, we do not know, but we doubt not the
mourning will be general, and dictated by a feeling

at least as honourable to the deceased as that which

was assumed on the demise of her predecessor:

By the following letter, received on Saturday

from Holyhead, it appears that the King has re-

ceivetl the intelligence of the Queen's dissolution.

" Holyhead, Thursday Evening, Six o'Clock.
The King's niessenger has brought the melancholy intelli-
gence of her Majesty's dissolution.
•• his Majesty's yacht is now preparing to get out of harbour.
The wind continues westerly, but the agitation of the sea Ma
abated. It is understood to be the Kim; s intention to sail with

the first wind fur Dublin, but to land inthe ~wit private manner
possible . It is further said that his Majesty, on his acrival in
Ireland, will repair immediately to the Phanix Park, noir
Dublin, where he will remain private until after her Majesty's

funeral.
• Lord Liverpool has just arrived, and has had a private Mt, k.
view with the King., '

A Dutch Mall arrived on Saturday, with Papers

tot he 3il instant ; the infiamation they contain, if

auihentic, is of considerable interest; the following

extracts supply the substance:—

'• HAMBURG, •UOUST 3.

A letter from Vienna of the 25th of July, says, •• The eu•
riosity and attention of the public !lore arc chiefly directed to the
tendency of the affairs of Greece and Turkey, which appca, to
become daily more and more complicated. We now Ican that
the Note which bus been nest un the part of Russia to the Sub.

lime Porte, requires-
-Ist, The rebuilding all the Christian Churches that have been
destroyed throughout the whole Ottoman Elliptic.
edly. That all Christian subjects and inhabitants of the Otto-
man Empire, shall be protected in the rights and privileges
secured to theni by the most solemn nestles.
3illy. That a diffeience shall be made between the rebellious
Greeks and the pea,cuble and innocent individuals of that nation,
and that the latter shall not be treated like toe fornier, b•a;ause

they speak the same language, and wear the
ath. and lastly, That every thing in Walachia and Moldavia
shall be replaced, as soon as possible, upon the footing agreed

upan by treaties. - -
A satisfactory answer from the Porte to these demands is re•
quired in a certain time—it is said within ten days. As the des-
patches were sent from St. Petersburgh on the Yath June, and
would probably arrive at Constantinople between the loth and
12111 ofJuly, we may expect to learn an a ten days the result of

French Papers to the Bth instant have been re-

ceived, but they are more than unusually barren of

characteristic information. The Ultra Journals,

however, arc so fur amusing as they evince all the

soreness which has been produced by the recent

ejectments from the French Cabinet. It is curious

aiso to remark that the Censorship, at present, opc-

rates more exclusively upon their columns than

upon those of the Liberals. In short, the predomi-

nant national tone of France is so clear and explicit,

that the French administration has not only given

way to it, but in so giving way, it begins to be

sensible that it is shaking off a fiction to gain a

people. It will ainoso our readers to be intOrtited

that a "Constitutional Society" has been estal,li.iik..l

in Paris, of a nature not very dissimilar to our own,

being supported by precisely the same order of un-

derstanding. It is onneces.sary to add, that in both

countries they are laughed at and thspisetl.

The Count and Countess Bertrand, and their four

children (Napoleon, Hortense, Henry, and Arthur
Bertrand) ; Count Montholon ; Professor Antornarchi,
surgeon ; Signor Vit,Pnoli, priest, and 12 servants, in
all .21, permission having been received from Lord
the Bathurst, landed on Friday noon, and proceeded to
than London.

In consequence of the decease of her Majesty, the
parish church of St. Luke, Old-street, is put ino
complete mourning—the pulpit, reading•desk, the
whole of the galleries, the organ-loft, S;e. being
hung with black cloth.

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER
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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. crificed to their infamous machinations, . she felt no FRIGHTFUL CATASTROPHE.
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lIII=MIIO
CROWN OFFICE. AUG. 11. resentment towards her enemies; and calling the LOSS OF THE EARL MOIRA PACKET.
MEMBER returned to serve in this present PARLIAMENT. sister of DaMONT to her bed-side, desired her to [From the Chester Chroiriele.] .
King's County.-The Hon. Wm. Parsons. commonly called Thursda Four o'clock, p.m.-A most heart rending
Lord Oxmantown, in the room of Wm. Parsons, Est. who has communicate to her that with her dying breath she y,
accepted the office of a Judge of the Insolvent Court tn Ireland. account has just reached its, which we shall be happy to '
forgave her-as in a recent instance, so in the pre- conastrivt to a second edition ; hi,: although we have
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. sent case, she alone, who was the cause of the most received no details or the circumstances. we are apart- .: .
C. Rise, Cornhill. auctioneer. from Aug. 18 to Aug. 28. 11. wive the mel iticimly intelligence is too trite:-
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.P.:
poignant fears and anxiety in the breast of every one The Earl Moira packet left Liverpool nu Wednesday, as
• W, Holding, Devonshire Street, Queen Square, wine merchant. i 'tl
J. Richardson, Manchester, joiner. around her, was calm, collected, and resigned- with ilawards of 150 passen6ers, many of the hi
• BANKRUPTS. respectability, on hoard, for Ireland ; when out at sea,
...
R. Baggeley and T. Taylor. Lane Delph, Staffordshire, china though mitred hypocrisy was not present to perform owing to some accident iii,t yet it: own-whether owine ,':
and earthenware dealer. Solicitors, Messrs. Tooke and Carr, to smite mismanag,ement, or by tile winds-she run on .:
• Gray's Ins. the duties of religion towards her, she died more like
a rod, and instantly stink ; all on board are said to have
T. Goadby, Warwick, plumber. Sols. Messrs. Bourdillon a true Christian than many a Kiro, who may here- perished, wab the exception of a few who escaped in a
and Co. Bread Street, Cheapside.
,• N. Roberts, Manchester, grocer. Sol. Mr. Norris, John after have a time-serving Archbishop of Canterbury boat.
Street, Bedford Row. Six o'clock.-We have just seen the Guard of the Li- i
s. couchmar„ Canterbury, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Pownall and to pray by him. She is no more-anti thousands, verpool Maii, and he fully confirms, in part, the preeed-
. co. ld Jcwry. nig melancholy tirlinas! The vessel left Liverpool hy
, A. OSeliniuck, Bury Street, Sr. Mary Axe, merchant. Sol. when they learn that fact, will ejaculate-" Peace
last night's tide, with a fair wind. She had scarcely
Mr. Thomas, Fenchurch Street. to her soul-May my last end be like hers."- cleared the Biter, when site run on a bank near Hoy-
e. F. Connor, Peckham, Surrey, soap maker. Sol. Mr.
Hunter, Great lames Street, Bedford Row. Whether it may please the policy of his Majesty's lake, where she was capsized, and a great number of the
T. Clay, Worksop. Nottinghamshire, grocer. Sots. Messrs. passengers on board, most of witom were going to Dublin
Hannam and Son, Basford. Government or not to order a " general mourning" in Sec his Majesty, were drowned.
A. Boyd, White Horse Street, Commercial Road, master We have received a second edition of Gore's Liverpool
mariner. Sol. Mr. Lewis, Crutchedfriars. for her, we do not know, but we doubt not the
S. Lynch, Liverpool, merchant. Sol, Mr. Battye, Chancery paper; it contains the following particular's-a." als it
mourning will be general, and dictated by a feeling with feelings of poignant regrst that we record an iteci-
Lane.
J. Stanton, Worcester, coal and timber merchant. Sol. Mr. dent of the moo disastrous kind : The Iloylake Life
at least as honourable to the deceased as that which
Burt, Gracechurch Street. Beat has just arrived, full of passengers, saved trots the
J. Cracklen,jun. Enfield Wash, Middlesex, farmer. Sol. Mr. was aveurned on the demise of her predecessor: wreck of the Earl Moira, which sailed last night for
James, Bueklersbury. Dublin. and which was lost early this morning (Then-
J. Pickles, Keighley, Yorkshire, corn dealer. Sols. Messrs.
Dawson and Co. Chancery Lane. day) on the IVharf Bank, near floalake. The manlier
DIVIDENDS. By the following letter, received on Saturday lost cannot be accurately stated; it is reported at Irons
August ts, G. nootsey, Tooley street, butcher-21, J. Pitt,3U in 40
from Holyhead, it appears that the King has re- s '
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, woolstapler-14, A. Richardson, i-UFITRett PARTICULARS.—It apisears the packet was
York Street, Marylebone, and T. Welch, Cleveland Street, ceived the intelligence of the Queen's dissolution. working out of the Ha .r a nit a headwind, blowing
builders-14, S. Humphreys, Charlotte Street, Portland Place,
merchant-Sept. i. J. B. Hudson,Okl City Chambers, merchant .. Holyhead, Thursday Evening, Six o'Clock. 'resit ;it was about 9 o'clock ,•i hen she struck on a bank
3, E. Treharne, Llanddarog, Carmarthenahire, dealer-4, W. w The King's messenger has brought the melancholy intent. between Mock Beggar and Huy lake, on Ihe Cheshire ,
.. and F. Devey, Albion Coal Wharf, Surrey, coal merchants-7, Bence of her Majesty's dissolution. snore, and was almost im med la .el y capsized. There , ..-
• E. Crowe, Wymondhann Norfolk, ohopkeeper-3, R. Franke, " His Majesty's yacht is now preparing to get out of harbour. were 45 cabin passes' yrs on hoard, most of whom, it is
Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire. miller-1, T. Johnson, The wind continues westerly, but the agitation of the sea has siionosed, perished. fhe master •i . and all hands with the -a
. Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchant-4, A. Archer, Great Chapel abated. It is understood to be the King's intention to sail with
Street,
•
Street, Soho, baker-11, C. Beruecker, Birmingham, merchant the first wind for Dublin, but to land in the most private manure exception oi, the stew iro, were drowned. Almost all the
—2B, S. Atkinson, Newcastle upon Tyne, insurance broker. possible .It is further said that his Majesty, till his arrival in passengers below deck perished ; many of the othe:s
CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. t. Ireland, will repair immediately to the Phenix Park, near took refuge in the rigeing, wheat: they remained all
W. L. Lott, Llandilo, Carmarthenshire. druggist-T.Thack. Dublin, where he will remain private until after her Majesty's night, anti from 50 in 60 were takett tip this morning by ~.;
ray and R. Bottrell. Greenwich, linen drapers-G. Mynett and funeral. the Huvlake Life Boat. One of the passengers, a lady, '
J. Pugh, Stroud, Gloucestershire, cabinet makers-J. Thomas, I •• Lord Liverpoolhasjust arrived, and has had a private Mkt,.
tbed alinost as soon as she was rt scaled from the•wreek.
Ossestry, Salop, mercer-H. W. Sealy, Samford, upholsterer view with the King.
-G. Booth, Abbotts Bromley, Staffordshire, farmer-E. Bury, A none belonging to the Kir: of Portarlitiglon ctimrived
Liverpool, merchant-T. Nicholls, Birmingham, dealer-R. ---- --- to gel ashore'. The vessel struck within half a mile of
. Cross, Bridlington, York, druggist. A Dutch Mail arrived on Saturday, with Papers the land I *
~( tot he 3d instant ; the information they contain, if
rerames-eaIIerICULARS OF THE.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Auc. 10.
Amsterdam 12 18 C. F. Seville, 354-Gibrallar,3ol hentic is of considerable interest; the
nut , following LOSS ON THE EARL MOIRA PACKET.' .
Ditto, at sight,l 12 15 Leghorn, 47-Genoa, 434 extracts supply the substance :- LFIVIII the Leeds Merettri.]
• Rotterdam, 12 19 Malta,4s-Venire, 27 60 At six o'clock p.m. On Wednesday, the 9th inst , the
Antwerp, 12 11 Naplen, 39 Lisbon, 50 HAMBURG, tIBURG, •UIaST 3.
A letter from Vienna of the 25th of July, says, •• The cu. Earl Moira smack packet left the pier hcai at Liverpool,
Hamburgh, 38 10 Oporto, 50-11ahia, 59
riosity and attention of the public here are chiefly diteeted to the on her voyage Ili Dllldill with fr lOO to lIU persons
Algona, 39 ll i Rio Janeiro, 49 tendency of the affairs of Greece and Turkey, which appear to on bomil, itteltiding the crew, which consisted of about
Paris, a days' sight, 25 85 Palermo, 116 become daily more and more complicated. We now learn that sex pet sons. The Wind 'dew strong bout the VV.N. W.,
Ditto, 26 20 Dublin, 9il per cent. the Note which has been stilt on the part of Russia to the Sub.
ii and after
Bourdeaux, 26 20 Cork, o per cent, lime Porte, requires- passin the g lii Limy, No. I,i is attempting to
Frankfort on the Maine,ls9 Foreign gold in bars,3l. 17s. Ist, The rebuilding all the Christian Churches that have been tack, the tessel missed stays, amid struck on klurbo Bat. k•.
Petersburgh,' bi U. 104 d. per oz. destroyed throughout the whole-Ottoman t:iiipt.e. Alarmed by this accident, and by the state of the.weatner, ..
Vienna, Ef. Flo. 10 2.9 New Doubloons, Silly. That all Christian subjetts and inhabitants of the Otto- a 'Rubber of the passengers requested the captain to put •
• 'Trieste, Ef. Flo. 10 29 New Dullirs,4l4. 911. man Empire, shall be protected in the rghts and privilases back ior Literiaml, but he was unfortunately in a aim. •
• Madrid, 36—Cadiz, sal I Silver in bars, standard, 4s. secured to them by the most solemn nestles. of intoxication, and having again gut into deep water
Flilboa, 354-Barcelona, 36 10/01. Silly. That a diffetcnce shall be made between the rebellious
he pursued his voyage. About ten o'clock the vessel.
Greeks and the pen .able and innocent individuals of that canon,
PRICE OF STOCKS. and that the t
inla f
lan note
be treated like tile former, IN.catthe spill 1111.,,i1l st.iys, and grounded on the Wharf Bank, •'•
Bank Stock 232 Omniam 0. they speak the e language, and wear the same dre,s. of Muck Beggar. The topanast was then struck, and
3)per Cent. Red. 711 Inup. 3 per Cent. 4th, and lastly, That every thing in Walachia and Moldavia the capisin and crew assured the passengers that there
,
l shal be replaced, as soon as possible, upon the toutinge, agreed
''. 3 per Cent. Consols 754 ludic Bonds 59 was no isoieer. When the flood tide set in, the vessel
upan by treaties.
34 per Cent. 864 India Stock 232 began to scare and struck the bank with sit mach t io.
A satisfactory answer from the Porte to these demands is re•
4 per Cent. 954 Exchequer Kilts ss. prem. leoce, that at half.past two o'
clock in the morning she ,
quired in a certain time—it is said within ten days. As the des-
-3 per Cent. Nosy 1084 Ciiiit. fur Ac. 754 patches were sent from St. Petersburgh on the 28th June, and I was filled with water lore and aft, and the pumps became
Loug Alin. 194 Lottery Tickets would probably arrive at Constantinople between the loth and wholly ineflectual. The passengers now wished a signal .
___________ _____ 12th ulJuly, sentry expect to learn in a ten days the result of of ths.ress to be hoisted, but the captain, stuadied by .
l'IlE NA'CIONAL REGISTER. this step. liquor, would not consent. . .
--.- - ---- ---- - _... Between lour and rise o'clock the water forced away
Lontion I French Papers to the Bth instant have been re- the cabin deck a indows, and the luggage, provisions,
•,,,, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, ceived, but they are more than unusually barren of Ste. were Hotted up, the sea breaking over them. The
vv.ives increased along with the rising title, and at last -
-am-
characteristic information. The Ultra Journals, nought the vessel on her broad,ide. Soon after the
More than twenty-five years of the most unre- ba it illid &ilk !timber welt: washed ot erbo ail. All who
however, lire so far amusing as they evince all the
mitted and unequalled persecution has at last had acre utile now got upon the sl.rtmils, anus • held on
the desired effect and our beloved Queen has sunk soreness which has beets produced by the recent by ropei fastenedwthe bulwark..-.rlo wherever they
, ejectments from the French Cabinet. It is curious they could find ill keep them out of water, it being then
under trials which she had sus.ained with is dignity breast high on deck, and nothing hit the weather gun-
etiso
to remark that the Censorship, at present, ope- tel mid meal to be sten. In this to:miter, oleo, 'women, ..
•'; and nobleness that made even her cold-blended, sys-
rates more exclusively upon their columns than and children chins. moil, exhausted by tile COIIIIIIO3IICC
tematic, soul-less enemies, sometimes pause, to ad- of the waves that burs, over them, they begat. au urop
upon these of the Liberals. Its short, the predomi- from their hold and were t set wilt idled. One *remelt-
: mire their devoted victim. The Indians know a
dous Wi
nant national tone of France is so clear and explicit, t% c which struck the weather bow, carried oil
poison, whose effects are so slow, that many year from ten to filieen !stair sunk at once, and et, ty succa-d-
-8 that the French aansinistration has not only given ma weave appeared to mark its %tennis : the sun Ulu, .
may intervene between the administering and the
way to it, but in so giving way, it begins to be had Scarcely once to brealte bets, .eir cacti.
fatal issue; but that does not lessen the crime, or The captain was 311101Ig the fist who perished. A -
sensible that it is shaking off a faction to gain a woman with two childrei
13 i wets washed tome her hula,
change the proper name of the MURDER ; and in the
people. It will amuse our readers to be inlbrined and they all perished locked iii 1...1( li other's arms. Out
instance of her Majesty, it would have been mercy of tell tier WIIO clan,, tothe ropes, seven were. washed .
that a "Constitutional Society" has been estaliii -lied ~,
to have afforded the Coup de Grace, at the corn- ovt ['hoard by a tremendous %Vase
in Paris, of It nature not very dissimilar to our own, It aas tiamossible to le an tut- exact number of those •,
mencement of the plots and insults to which she who perished, lint it may lie saieiy stated a. ti--t) scnil3.-
being supported by precisely the same order of un- al • •
m , any ea e passengers were of the Most respectable fa-
? has, in the end, yielded herself a sainted martyr-but
• derstandini, It is unnecessary to add, that its both willed ou thew w.y to meet his Majesty m Ireland, and
• o
---a, Her virtues earned with thefts considerable property. All the stir-
countries they are laughed at and di spisetl.
Will plead like Angels, trumpet-tongued visors slate cute ae.itient to hate orientated in the futons
Against the deep damnation of her taking off; leaning of the captain and his mate, and the greater part .
And Pity like a naked new-born babe The Count and Countess Bertrand, and their four of his crew, the steward and one or two others only . a
Striding the blast, or Heaven's Cherubini children (Napoleon, Hortense, Henry, and Arthur haring done their duty. . -...,‘
Horsed on the sightless Couriers of the Air, Bertrand); Count Montholon; Professor Antornarchi, Between warn atal'eight o'clock the Hoylnke life-heat ea'.
Khali blow the horrid deed in every eye sureon ; Signor ‘'iornoli, priest, and la servants, in &elite& sad took onboard about :to of the passengers, 'ass
all usucts exhausted, and some of I i there AI a lqliii.: stale. ''
Till sorrow drown the mold." g
all .21, permission having been received from Lord A second boat arrived from Liverpool about right rOcliaii „ • .
The benignity of her nature showed itself at the Bathurst, lauded on Friday noon, and proceeded to arid received about right more of the pass, net. rs. Bellow 't
conclusion of her life perhaps metre brilliantly than London. the thud boat arrived, else didk tit the / urtsillosra was i
at any other part of it-she was well aware of her Its consequence of the decease of her Majesty, the borne op by the sea, anti the 111.1,1 is hi. :slaty if the p.,
women Were swept away, but about to else persons Rut , •
out
approaching end, and appeared convinced, from the parish church of St. Luke, Old-street, is • inn IMO Iliis I.wl. .1.11.11 r were five lades Calms pessaligit.... • .
complete mourning-the pulpit, reading-desk, the only
one iii a hum was saved. Dot of SJ cabin pastes'.
beginning of her illness, that its termination would
whole of the galleries, the organ-loft, 8;c. being errs, ai only were sated. [ln our ii. sit we shall corm-
be fatal;-she repeatedly declared that, thou sa- hung with black cloth. mie the account tn. the abuse Iliclailtdi,ily accident i sl a
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