Star.
London, England, 1812-03-10 00:00:00

ADMIRAL COTTON.

Friday last the body of the late Admiral Sir
CHARLES COTTON, Bart. was removed from his late
residence, at Stoke, to the Prionus sloop of war,
Plymouth, which veNsel takes it to the Nore, whence
it is conveyed into Cambridgeshire for the purpose of
interment. The Flag Officers and Captains assem-
bled at the house at ten o'clock in the morning, with
a detachment of the artillery and a Field Officer's
guard of military forces, which fired several rounds
each at the time the body was putting into the hearse,
:if ter.which the North Battery on the lines commenced
tiring minute guns, when they proceeded to the
Dock yard in the following processitz :

Artillery.
Field Of cees Guard of Military Forces.
Marine Bard.
Chaplains of the Fleet, two and tw•o.
Captain Rawley, of the Morns;
Officers of his Ship, two and two.
Admirals Surgeon.
Physician of the Fleet.
Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief.
Secretary to the late Admiral.
Chaplain of the Salvador.
PALL-11EA1115. >' PALL.SZAREIII.
Captain Bedford o Captain !Aimee
Admiral Sir 11 Neale in Captain Sir G. Gore
Admiral Boyle ta Admiral Bultesl
Admiral Manley Admiral Ilan.

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Sir Charld Cotton, Ae►eeet, Admiral ef the White, and Ceenwawde► is
Chief of the Chemed Fleet, eke Feh. 23, 1512, &Sail 59.

Chief Mourner, Rev. Alexander Cotton.
Licut.-Geeeral England; Alniiral Sir Robert Calder.
General Officers accor4ing to rank.
Post Captains and Field Officers according to seniority.
Commanders, ditto.
Lieutenants, ditto.
14 Gentlemen's Carriages.
As soon as the procession arrived at the Dock-
yard gate:, the battery ceased, and the PE.I.OIIUS com-
menced firing minute guns, and continued so to do,
until the body was received on board that vessel.

Boats from all his Majesty's ships in the port were
in waiting to attend the body from the North Stairs
in the Dock-yard to the PELoaus; each boat having
their resrective colours hoisted half-mast, and pro-
ceeded agreeable to seniority, on each (parte; of
Rear-Admiral Sir EDWARD But.Lett's barge, which
conveyed the body ; at which time all the ships in
commission struck thtir flags, and rehcisted them
half-mast, and fired minute guns.
The ships, passed by the procession, manned their
shrouds, the crews with their hats off, and turned out
a guard presenting arms. As soon as the body was
deposited on board the PELORUS, [hit vessel fired 17
gunk, the usual compliment agreeably to the rank of
the deceased. • The sslr,le was conducted in a most
admirAble manner, although among such a vast con-
course of spectators, which has been estimated at
about 16 or 18,000. the PELOILL'S sailed in the
con; se of the. afternoon.

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who had been long •afflicted with a cancer in the T EAKE'
breast, was first relieved, and afterwards cured, by the L their.sui.
of the Venereal
application of house leek (joubarbe). The cure is at-
tested by several physicians. MARRIED. ner. One small
Madame BLANCHARD, notwithstanding her late Saturday, the Hon. Mr. Elliot, to Miss Robinson, daughter of table, and reqt "
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