Star.
London, England, 1806-10-09 00:00:00

MR. FOX'S FUNERAL.

The following is the Order of the Proceffion, as
*greed upon by the Direttort of the Funeral Obfc
quies of Mr. For :
Small black banner, preceding the procribon, on foot.
Volunteer Cavalry, in bait fquadruns.
M4rf 1116101. in pairs.
High Conftable oat borfeback.
Condudtors re foot, tight.
Slaty Poor Men,in mourning cloaks.
High Bailiff of Weibutinfter.
Eledtors of Weßmintter, and Wing Clot', four and four,
not Including any Members of Parliament.
Nottingham Deputies, Mayor and Corporation.
Individuals of the Whig Club, time and three.
Gentlemen, unable to attend on foot. in carriages.
Sheriffs of London in their State Card:vs.
Lied Mayor in his State Carriage.
Attendants on Junior Branches of the Royal Family.
Junior Branches of the Royal Family.
Attendants on hi. Royal Melinda the Prince of Wants.

Htf ROVAL-HIGHVILSI.
Mutes. Horfereen, atc.
Great Banner, carried by a Gentleman on heolchack.
Two Bannerolls, carried by Iturferocii.
Iforfernen, teri4
Chaplain in Mourning Couch.
A Gentleman on borfeback, carrying the Cuthion and the

Craft of the deceakt
Haaate saran,
Drawn by Ea Horror, led by a Grootn-42 Crenadi:rs in
Mourning on each fide.
THE COFFIN. EXPOSED TO VIEW.

The Pall-Bearers—Farla
.CAIII.IIILt and Daaar, Duke of

Nontote and flu I ono Cantscei.Los..
( mien M
Trsia Better, to a Mammas, Coach.
Two Mounting roaches, with the Dirrdors.
Peers, eldelt Sons of Peers, Comaenon. sad Members of
Parliament, on foot, to walk vales.
limners of Emblems.

The company to be matfhAlled by the UuJer•
takers, in the Pair.

The grave of Mr. Fox, in Wellminiler Abbey, is
imatedimely adjoining the ns•nurncra of the lare
Lord CHATHAM, and within eighteen inches of the
grave of Mr. PITT.
Mr. SigMOMt accepted, on Friday, the Colnnelcy
of the Somerfet hnufe Cnrps, and will appear to
morrow to attend Mr. Fox's funeral, for the fiill
time, in full uniform, at the head of thAt c

Yetlerday twenty-four carts, laden with gravel,
arrived in town, from Kerfington, Cc. which were
pitched in the beets leauing to Wettanialler Abbey,
and continued the whole night, which will be arrived
tomorrow morning, fur the funeral proceffion.
Ycherday the Loan Cnencet.s.oa gave a grand
dinner, at his honfe at Hampflead, to Earl Peace,
the Maitre of the ROLL 3 in Ireland, his fon and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. MORRIS, and a nnmeroua
party.

The Loyal Britons Volunteer Corps,Colonel At. ex.
DAVIDSON, will ratifier at ten o'clock to-mon ow
morning, to join the Somerfet•place Afrociation,
and the other Wertminfler Corps of Volunteer,, who
are to honour the funeral of the late Right Honour-
able C. J. Fox.

Mr. GOLDINC, jun. refigms his fitnation under the
Prefident of the Board of Contrnulond rsmnvers with
the Right Hon.T.Garavita.a to.one at theAdmii Al; y.
The Duke of Lerw, has appointed the folkwing
Gentlemen to cnmpnfe his Court of Civil Judicature
in the Mods of Scilly;
Major White. Commandant of the Forces. Prefident.
Lieutenant Johns. his Grace's Steward, Vice-Prefident.
Rev. Mr. Vawdry.
Rev. Mr. Crocker.

Samar) Lemon, Erg. Colledlor of Cußoma
Mr. Jnhn Hall, Comptroller of ditto
Mr John Roberts. Surveyor of ditto
Mr. Wm Warrall, commanding the Providence Revenue cutter
Mr. Wm Wikoek, Notary, &c.
Mr. Henry Edwards, Notary, &c.
Mr. i antes John, Publican
Ms . obit Edwards Publican
Mr. oho Monafort, Farmer.

According to Mr. Skeeter's', valuable Work on
the prefent Hate of Peru, that country is of eafy accefs
from Buenos Ayres, and with Chile and Paraguay,
may be maintained by a fnperior naval force againft
all the world. On the northern boundary it is fepa•
rated from New Grenada by forefts and inacceflible
mountains, leveret hundred miles in extent. Perhaps
we may live to fee New Grenada and the Mcxicos
formed into an independent Empire, under the pro.
telion of Great Britain, and theluxuriant and equally
rich prcvinces of Paraguay. Chile, and Peru, become
floutifhtng Britith Colonies.
On Monday tail the Grafshopper (hop of war was
launched from Melf.s. RICHARD'S Yard, at Ilytlie.
She is come Into Portfrauutb harbour to be fitted fur
cammitlion.

Lady HOOD met with an accident in going on
board the Centaur, at Portfmouth, which, provi-
dentially, did not end as was feared. Her Lady(hip
in the tender anxiet► to fee her brave hulband, (Sir
SAM / L HOOD) did not wait for the chair to be bottled
out,and, in"going up the fltip's Gde, her foot flipped,
and the fell into the water. Much alarm was inflantly
felt for her fafety, it being quite dark (three o'clock
in the morning), but the exertions made to recut her
being inflantaneous, her Ladylhip was taken Cafe in-
to tht Ship.
Yeflerday a hackney coach at the Rand, King-
G►eet, Cheapfide, being left by the driver, the horle,,
which were both blind, dragged it intr. a large aper-
ture in the llreet, made for repairing the pipes, where
it remained immoveable. The hordes efcaped injury,
by the traces breaking, but the coach was greatly
Chattered before it could be got out.
A melancholy accident happened on Brandon-hill,
near !trifle!, on Sunday afternoon. Several bop,
fame of whom, more properly (peaking, young men,
but of the molt idle and abandoned defcription, after
breaking the Sabbath by *knoll every kind of nff-
conduff, to the great difgrace of themfelves, and
injurious to the feelings of all who faw them, in the
moll atrocious manner human depravity could pal-
bly be guilty of, murdered an unfortunate young
woman of the town, called Davis ; conceiving, no
doubt, the lightoefs of her atwitter an CICUiII for
their rnifbehaviour. Fearing nothing from one who
had no friend to proreft her, they took advantage
cf her forlorn condition, and in the moll wanton and
crul manner threw her on her head—her neck was
broken—and the died on the (pot, where the body re-
mained Come time. One of the delinquents, a young
man, of mean appearance, whole name we could n..t
learn, was taken into cu.tody, the reft made off.