Star.
London, England, 1813-04-06 00:00:00

THE LAE PRINCESS OP CONDE.

Yesterday the remains of this much lamented Prin-
cess were deposited in the vault of the French chapel
at Somers Town, in presence of a numerous assem-
blage of foreign and British Nobility. The funeral
obsequies were performed in a most imptessive man-
ner, the chapel being hung with black, and lighted
with wax tapers.
It was the wish of the Prince of CONDE that the fu-
neral should be conducted without ostentation ; but
a considerable number of strangers, nevertheless,
witnessed the ceremony.
Her Royal Highness was remarkable for the bene-
volence of her heart, and the mild dignity of her con-
duct, throughout life. By the heroic firmness with
which she participated in the adverse fortunes of her
disconsolate Husband, since the period of the Revolu-
tion which deprived him of every thing 4, except his
honour," she proved herself a Consort worthy a Prince
of the House of CONDE.

But this was not her highest praise—the virtues of
her heart were always conspicuous—and the unfortu-
nate Emigrants, in humble life, who had experienced
a similar change of fortune, uniformly found in her
Highness a generous benefactress. Her means were
limited, but the goodness of her heart was unbounded.
It was more particularly during her residence in Ger-
many that she was called upon to relieve the wants
of her suffering countrymen. •

BIRTHS. •
On Tuesday the Sath ult. at Bromhain, Wilts, the Lady of
Lieut. Edward Bayntun, of the llith Royal Irish, of a son.
Thursday seamen, at Leith, of a daughter, the widow of the
late Captain Robb, of his Majesty's sloop Apelles, who was un-
fortunately washed overboard and drowned in a gale off the Isle
of May, the 27th of February last.

MARRIED.
Friday sent:light, at Langley, In Oxfordshire, J. Paine, Esq. to
Sarah, eldest daughter of Sir R. Bateson Harvey, Bart. of Lang-
ey Park.

DIED.

At Elgin, on the 26th Much, Thomas Coming, Esq. of De-
marara.

At St. Thomas's Island, West Indies, the 12th February, Cap-
tain John Lloyd, of his Majesty's ship Kangaroo.
Sunday se'nnight, Mrs. King, widow of the Rev. T. King,
D.D. late Chancellor of Lincoln, and rector of Woodstock.
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A few days ago, in the House of Correction at Folkingbam (in
which place he had been confined several years for want of sure-
ties to keep the peace), Mr. H. Collins, of Blankney.
A few evenings ago, aged 49 years, Andrew Hollingworth, Esq.
Mayor of Kingston upon Hull. He was found drowned in the
new dock at Portsmouth, having been missing the preceeding
evening. It is presumed that, being very short-sighted, he had
"alien in the dusk against some projecting substance, which by
stunning and bewildering him, occasioned him to stagger into the
water.

A Lady, at No. 5, Carlton-place, Colebrook-row, Islington,
who had been afflicted with a Paralytic Affection of the Head
and Hands, attended with acute spasms in the stomach, and a
most painful Rheumatic Gout of 16 years duration, has recently
experienced an effectual Cure by the ANTI-CONSUMPTIVE
CORDIAL, superintended by the Proprietor, Mr. Pye, No. 9,
Gress-street, Rathbone place, London. However incredible this
may seem, every satisfactory information, in aid of the cause of
humanity, may be readily obtained from this Lady and her fa-
mily.—A single wine glass of this most invigorating Restorative
affords immediate relief, speedily remedies the derangement of
the bead, stomach, and bowels, subdues the most violent inflam-
mations, invigorates the system, tranquilizes the mind, and era-
dicates inveterate complaints without the inconvenience of con-
finement, external application, or frequent medical repetition,
evinced by the testimony of numerous respectable private fami-
lies, thereby obviating the invidious invectives of the interested
by STUssot N FACTS, which from the very defective state of me-
dical knowledge, merits particular investigation.
" Ne abripiaris prcejudicio erga quod D2us vuk."