Star.
London, England, 1806-01-02 00:00:00

Officeto of tha Ni-vy--a4A-risii,iosior;Tiezt to the Body.

The Lord Mayor, Sheriff, &c, are to fall into the
Proceffion when it enters into the City at Temple
Bar. The different gradations of rank to be inverted
in the order of proceffion before the Body, but to
follow the Body in the eflablifhed order, the higheß
in rank taking precedence of the next, and fo down-
wards, that perfons of the higheß diaindion may be
neat the Body.
On the front of the cornice of the canopy on the
funeral car will be the word Nits ; and at the oppo-
fite end the word T AAAAA oake.-.-On one fide his
Lord fhip's motto--Paboaa gsti meratit frat ; and on the
other the appropriate infcription, Heife deviao repievit
the letters to be gold, relieved from a black ground.
An Admiral of the White's flag, half maR down, at
the back part of the car, reprefenting the Vidory's
fiern. The canopy to be in the form of an ancient
farcophagus, fupported by four palm trees, entwined
with branches of natural laurel and cyprefi, drawn
by fix horfes, without a driver, but each led by a
man on font. On either fide of the car four poles,
held by feamen of the Vidory, to appear as if they
worked the vehicle forward ; one Lieutenant of the
Royal Navy is to fit on the platform At each angle of
the coin.

On Saturday the Dean of St. Paul's and Lord
Hawkeflurry will meet together for the pnrpofe of
allotting the feats to the different perfons of dififft•
lion who are to be prefent.

I.ORD NELSON', COFFIN.
The following are the principal ornaments and de.
vices on the external coffin, which has been prepared
for the remains of the departed Hero :
The Houllneee (No. it.) is a corred copy of the allegorical
engraving, pubilibed by that actin, to the memory of Lord Nei.
ton. It ordeala a monument fupported by Eagles, the emblems
of vldhory, with the portrait of the decoded Hero in toff° relievo
furmotented Dylan Us ts. containing or. Muss ; over which reclines
a figure of Grief. At the hare are fon the lkitilh Lion, with ens
of his paws laid os the Gallic Cock, Sphinxes, sad other trophka,
intended to commemorate the memorable victory which the gal.
lent Admiral obtained on the Stores of Egypt, and to Indicate that
he might faith, claim the Sovereignty of the Ocean.
No. g. Is a Vifrount's Coronet.
(Next follows the Piste, with the infeription, as given in a for-
se . 3. I. the lint craft granted to him by his Majelt: after the
beetle off Cape St. Vincent, when his Lordalp bonded and wok
the San Jofef; the motto is Faith and Wattle."
No. 4. Is a weeping Figure, a can from the enclose, wtapt up
in drapery, kc. The face is hid, and it is aleogedwr one of the
molt chute exquifite fymbole of grief that we Inge ever fees.
All the foregoing ornaments and devices are on the 14 of the coffin.
No. S. Is affixed to the left.liand fide of the oars next to the
bead; it rsprefeata tan Ifni& Lion holding the Union Flag.
No 6. Is the Mon Honourable Order of the Bath, with the
motto Tele juneta in Uno."
No. 7. Which is direCtly in the centre, is a heautif tt etempolliticO
of Britannia and Neptune, Odle.; triumphant oe the Ocean drawn
by Sea•horfes, and Isd by Fame, oldie Neptune b punting to a
thield, which bears this motto. Vim Immo/tali "
No. 8. Is the Order of St. Ferdioami. which he received frets
the King of blotto, with its motto, Fide et Mono..
NO. 9. Is a Conodrie,an attribute In confequence of the glorious
victory of the Nile.

No.tn. Is placed at the foot of the vain ; it h a Naval Trophy
of appropriate companion.
No. al. is agreed on the right Ode of the coffin, towards the
foot; it rep:dents a Dolphin.
No ta. Is the order of St. Joachim, trariftnitted an him by the
Emperor Paul, as Ur Lud Minter of the Knights of Malta, wkb
Its motto, " Jonah nris Amor."
No. g.t. In the csntre, n the teft hand, are Nen Britannia and
Peptone, riding trissinpham un the Ocean, drawn tef Set hods,
&c as beiora.

:.4.2..14. IS the order of the Gran.: Crefeent, which WM Ma-

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on the sash of St. Clement's Chorea jet the
Strand. the' es the footb beteg too barmy.
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SECOND EDITION.

ROCK TORT SQIIADRON.
'1... 1
This afternoons the following bum ?as kit to
Lloyd's Co&ilonfe :
* ADMMALIt OIPICI, JANUARY a. :SA
a His Idailefly's gory Lane. which joined Lord
" Coar.nrdirobs in the sotb of November. to-
" planed, that on the sod, of that month. being
1" in let 30, long. 57, with a convoy of as fail.
t<for the Coma of Africa, they with the Roche-
"pp fort Squadron, which gave to thorns foot el
" the Convoy probably efca oni, of than sneer-
" tairotnd one (the Devon) was fuppofed to betaken.
'4IE, liis Lordfltip immediately difpatchcd a fquadrnq
" in quell of the enemy. The Taaveaaie, the
" Does, the ADMIRAL Nsasoi, and the Coatetaass
.' probably efcaped. The ATA WIT* (lipplged Al.
" Larne) uncertain."

MLSSENGERS FROM VII CONTINENT 4

At 25 minutes after one oiclock this aftermath
Mr. Hamaavt. from the Allied Army. and Mr.
Er.swoarn, from Berlin, bieffengers, arrived in
Downing ftreet. They left Berlin on the s6th
failed from the Elbe on Friday left, and landed at
Harwich Left night. They bring difpatehes, front
which the following particulars have been ma•.
munieated to the Right Hon. the Loan Idavorti
It is but too true that an Artnifliee was *dually,
concluded between the Emperor of Germany and
Bo AAAAA TB on the 6th ult. that its conditions do not
efentially differ from thofe mentioned in the French
papers; that the Emperor of Bussta had not acceded
to it ; but that the Ruffian troops are withdrawing
into Hungary; that r
3d and 4th, with
though not doeifivel
Rrength of the allied
was abfolutely Eighty.

Lord HaaROMIT
the 16th expea
frigate is on the
over. Mould

HAM]

By the P
fingers. three
at which this
letters nor '
Office.

Report rays that
that the Archduke
and General Nay,
he had fummoned
received for Rawer(
cluded between Ft
imam holtilities bad In confequence ceand, and the
French army was to oceepy its relent politions. ,

Since writing the above we have received our
journals and letters. We have only time to Elate, that
the Mails which have arrived are thole of the tyth.
zoth, and sath nit. and that they fully coati's the
difaftrous intelligence which has already been receiv
ed by the French paper the Arm. The Ruffian troops
are reiring by the way of Poland i but it does not
appear
Igi th/t
ta Its gni is Included in the armillice.
it The and
Berlin, whim , . iced on the 18th Ult. and had
lan andienee of !toil Hies' mono. The Pelt Ga-
zette coatains an aunt, that the Archduke
Cuzat.ss, on his way to Vienna, to leagues front
Gratz, fell in with Marital MIT, whom he defeated

with the 101 l of 1000 killed and wounded, 4000
loners, and is pieces of cannon. Colonel Condi'',
Haabio arrived at tentra on the toth ult. fent b,
Prince C to forninen that Chy to fur render.
The anfwer retorned was, that fuch a frieXiiiit WAS
impollible bane a fulpenfon of arms had been cfm.
eluded.

klamsuarsu, Drc. 34.-.-The Grand Doke CRS• •
tTANTI It of Ruffia has arrived at Berlin, and has it
is hid, cffered hs Prufrian Welty the wht le Rufliass
Army to be At his entire difpnfals but it t, likewise
reported that his Pluffi in Niajtay has &OWL w.r.
eept ihe the r.ffer.

guy; that the fighting had continued., she
b, with an ifine confiderably fa
n ....
deeifively. to the allies—and r the
(the allied anbt, when the *Wen arandr.
Italy Eighty.five Tboufeed usetkf .
laattowar and Mr. Hannon,. Ise Oa
.apes to save Berlin emertftently4toetigh a
m the other fide in waiting to Ong them
ad their departure Weems nftedry 11
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HAMBURGH MAILS.
1.
Pickets which brought over the a ve Met
hree Mails have arrived ; but at e hour
his fecond edition was put to pref neither
journals had been delivered from e Pori-
Pays that there Mails have brought ' ousts
LlT.lldlike CR/ARIAS had defeated MA Lao
ral Nay, and fine reached Vienna ; at
mmoned the place to furrender, and
or anfwers that an anniftice had been con.
tween France and the Emperor of Au. •.
>Macs had in eentrenene. r..11A ..A .1.. •