Star.
London, England, 1830-07-12 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING, JULY 12, IR3O.

namuntat and the Queen (a foreigner), fog the first time, wiytesip ,
the solemn and affecting ceremony of the burial of a British nionardr.'
The rumour here is. that should this indecorum recur, the • :feperi.
rant will not be officially safe.
It is right for public information to mention, that the north &We
of Si. Georges chapel can only contain at most 700 spectators, the
agars gallery from 50 to 60, and the space beyond the communion.
table about 30 ; all others who have tickets must be in the lower
ward of the castle, mired up with the military, with the chance o
sasing—st bare chance--the ptocession move along that part of th •
covered way which is in their vicinity.

THE ROYAL Corrix.--At three o'clock yesterday morning the
Id outer coffin, in which are to be deposited the remains of
Majesty George the Fourth, was removed from Blesses. Ban-
tMgs* tictory in James-street, Haymarket, in a hearse and six to
Windsor. The undertaker and his assistants followed in a mourn-
ing coach and four. The coffin had been exhibited to the public
since Wednesday last,. in a room belonging to the factory, which
was hung round with black. The coffin is covered an the outside
with purple velvet, and lined in the inside with whits satin:
The nails ate placed in double TOMS around either aide, and at
head and ghee, sad the sides are divided Into titres cos.ts by derbait-arm. of nails. A scroll frame is p
nu° of time compertments, and at the ends, and within
the frame, is 's handle /tighly burnished and ;gilt. The comer
plates in the compartments have a coronet 'engraved on them. sat.
rounded with chased palm branches, and the engraved letters
0. IV. R. The lid °ldle coffin is similarly lined and ornamented
with nails, and divided into three comparunents. in the centre sis
fixed the plate of inscription. At the head is the royal arms, and at
the foot a shield, supported by a lion, sod surrounded with a wreath
of laureL The plate, oraaments, handles, and nails, are composed
of metal richly gilt. The only article of silver on the coffins is the
plate placed on the leaden corm.

•THE ARNE

LIMERICK, JULY 8.
Orders were issued firm the Horse Ouards on Friday to the
36th, 37th, and 69th Regiments, to embark in October neat for
Barbadoes to relieve the 33d, 35th, and Nat Regiments ordered
home.

The 38th are now at Fermoy, the 37th it Enniskillen, and the
88th in Dublin. •
Yestetday morning detachments of the 80th Rifles marched hence
for the following places •. —Cashel, under command of Captain
Carlos and Lieutenant Corbett—Tipperary, under Captain Tempet,
Lieutenants Peyton and Gibbons—.Rathkeale„ under Lieutenants
8 and Bunbury—Bruff; Captain Rohm and Lieut. Dillon—
G , Lieut. Brelsfoid.

Yesterday, Lieutenant Bulimia assumed the Adjutancy of thel
00th Rifles.

Yesterday, Captain Mitchell's company of the 6th, and Capt.
Hollyoake, left this, the former for thush, the latter for Ifonts-,
timo, to replace Captain Brown and the lion. Capesla 'Vaughan's,
of the 60th, ordered to this garrison.
The detachments of the 56th, at Cashel, under Major Gunn—
Tipperary, Captain HWns--Illanasheen, Captain Hogg—Bert(
Lieutenant Currey—and Rathkeale, Captain Leighton, join bawl-
gausses at the New Barracks in this city.
Lieut. Gray, 66th, ordered to Hi!Woe to relieve Lieut. Fits.
Gerald, 68th, ordered to Limerick.

The 60th Regiment landed from Liverpool a Saturda_y_ in Dub,
lin, and .0n Friday next, four companies will arrive to Waterford,
and the remaleder at Clonmel and Fethard.
A al CourtAlardal assembled at the Royal Barracka, Dab-
*: y last, for the trialot Liniment Tudor, of die Oth
Reshoset, ea three cheeses preferred against him, by his COnsmind.
die peopecedon was demi es the same day, and on
Cobt:die defames sod dre whole of the proossffings terminated.
111,Kinosie, of the Coldstream Guardi, was President ; the
Dispi Judge Advicate•General, D. Walker, Seq. officiated, and
the -Mma was most 'ably and judiciously claimed by John
desosey, Esq. of Oarditter-street, Dublin.
The 97th Depot leave Waterford on Saturday for YoughaL
Lieut. E. Philpot Is appointed Barri& Master at Algae Bay,
vice Anquetil, transferred to Gibraltar.
The Staff situations of Major of Brigaie at the Mauritius.
Western Coast of Algiers, Ceylon, and Grape of Geed Hope, are
now vacant.

Colonel Sir William Parker Carroll, 111th.0, Royal Irish, has te.
unmet' to England as leave of absence from command of his Regi
meat in the Mediterranean.

W.E2i* INDIA PROPRIETOR&

A Special General Meeting of the West India Pespeleters an*
Merchants was Saturday held at the Thatched House Tavern for
the purpose of presenting an Address of Condolence to his Majesty
air ihe death of his Swam" and also an Address of Congratulation
on his Accession to the Throne.

Among dame present we noticed Lord Comberroere, Sir H. Ma►.
tin, Ben., Sir Simon Clarke, Bart. Sir Wyndham) Hailing, Re
Michael Stewart, W. Taylor, W. Manning, G. H. Pennant, H.
Seymour, W. Malcolm, &qrs. M.P.'s,
The Marquis of CHANDOS took the chair, and announced that
his Majesty ►ad been graciously plumed to accept of their loyal ad.
drew, and had fixed the day of its presentation, on the first levee, b#
the hands of the Noble llarquis.
The sachem being moved by Sir E. H. EAST, aad seconded by
Mr. G. COLQUrIOUN, was tarried unanimously.
The mode in which it should be presented having been agreed
upon, it was also agreed that the petition should be by the
Noble Chairman, on behalf of the whole body of
Thanks baring been voted to the Chairman, and suitably ac-
knowledged, the meeting adjourned.

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COLLIWK-STREIST POLICE-0 FFlCE.—Nshihs, July 6.

'FORTINO IXTILLIIIIIKCE—THE DONCASTBIL Llikka.
Yestetday, at one o'clock, .Francis Perry, Esq. actemnpmeisd by
Number of gentlemen, attended at this for dm rr pees. as be
supposed, of answering &charge to be preferrid against him by Mr.
azkre for provoking him to tight • dueL Alderman Fl 4
mins, perceiving that the gentleman Ismaili in the *Ma after
all the summonses. bad been Mimed of. asked Air. Perry ,
hie bustnese was t Upon which .31r. ferry stated that he at
tended pursuant to a summons which he had received from
Magistrates at the snit of Mr. Mediae.; Mr. Perry at the
time handed the Magistrate the letter which be had rewired
Alderman Fccattystilt appeais from this that informations
have already been sworn against you, and yen use Called upon
this notice to give NUL Was any summon served upon you P
. Mr. Perry--. 1 never received any summons except the One you
itsid in your hand.
. Alderman itunietwo—lt is very unusual in this °Moe to mei+,
InAwmationsagitinst.any gentleman without lofting & summons. The
Magistrate then ordered the in/artistica-book to be produced. when
--'assed that the usual formality of issuing a summons was - •