Star.
London, England, 1824-07-17 00:00:00

INTERMENT OF LORD BYRON.

NOTIAGNAM, JUIN 16.—Yesterday afternoon, about Lire o'clock,
the remains of the much lamented Lord BTRON arrived at the
Black's Head Inn, in this town. The cavalcade came in in as pri-
vate a manner as possible. There were about twenty-two atten-
dants on horseback, besides the hearse, and three mourning coaches.
No escutcheons were displayed, nor did any private carriage follow
.in the train. The great bell at St. Mary's, as the procession en.
tered the town, tolled.
As soon as the necessary arrangements could be completed for the
lying in state, the coin, urn, &c. were exposed to public view in
the front parlour of the Black'aHead Inn,and a great number of in-
dividuals availed themselves of taking a transitory glimpse. The
walls of the room were hung with black cloth, six wax lights were
placed, three on each side of the coffin. About twenty persons
were admitted every two minutes, and till the gates of the Inn were
closed at midnight, immense crowds continued to press to the doer.
This morning the procession began to move, proceeding through
the market-plaoe, and along the Mansfield road, where multitudes
of people lined the way. The Mayor, and Gentlemen of the Cor-
poration attended the funeral. Colonel Wu.nmaces carriage, and
a number of others were also present. The procession arrived at
one o'clock at its final destination Hucknell Packard, where the re-
mains of his Lordship were interred in the family vault with the
greatest solemnity.

Yesterday morning, at half-past ten o'clock, the
Lords of his MAresvr's -Most Honourable Privy Council assem-
bled at the Council Ofiice, Whitehall, to determine law badness,
respecting Jersey, &c. The Lords present were, Lord Cotenams,
Sit Joey Menem Mr. Secretary Peat, Mr. WTHH, Mr. Beaton
&c. Their Lordships separated abouthaltpast two o'clock.
This morning, ROBERT WILMOT-HORTON, Esq. M.P.
Under Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, mg
large Party, embarked at the Tower for Rotterdam, to pay their re-
ssppee to his Excellency Lord Viscount Gaarrvissz, his Majittfs
Amcibassador at the Hague.
In a part of our impression yesterday, we stated that
the Government of Buenos Aires bad appointed Consuls to this
Country. Mr. JOHN HOLLOW of the highly respectable firm of
Messrs. Mestere, Baarnms, and Co. is appointed Consul-General.
This morning Sir WILLIAM DRAPER BUT, Chief
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, resumed his Sittings for
London, at Guildhall. The first cause was that of Mumma
Wattaru, Proprietor of one of the Kentish Town stages, for da-
mages sustained by two of his sons having been thrown oat of the
dickey, owing to the bad state of repair. After the pleadiags of
Counsel, and the examination of witnesses, the Learned Jodie
summed up the evidence, and the Jury, after a short consultstiort
gave a verdict of 511. damages. The Court was eueosively crowd'
ed, and the cause excited much interest amonest the Sims qf Jams.
The remAins of the late Earl of Tyßows were re-
moved from the house of the Marquis Wanamaro, in Ws-
field.street. at an early bout on We ay morning, to be in terred
in the family vault at Curragtanure. Lord Gnome Brass rose
and G. WA/sant, Esq. attend the men ruful procession to Ireland.

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