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London, England, 1827-01-25 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, Jam:Aar at Wi
Yesterday hii MAJUTY left the Royal Lodo , I
in his travelling carriage and four, with his cus.
canary attendants for Brightotr. The Kiwi was not at. is
tended by any military escort ; and vin are h.
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state that his MAIISSTt appeared good neoith,
to [though his spirits still continue depressed, owingthe flay
severe loss which, in common with the whine nation .e '
be has had lately to deplore. '
The town of Windsor has now again assumed its at. ii4,,i4
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customed quiet appearance, to which the departure of "iesid
his Mniarry will tend to make an addition. The pri. 'Oar Is
rate band of the Liwo preceded his Mniasrx two days, • ' 'all
and it# expcted that he will be absent from the Rom .411.1
Lodge about six weeks. bilhet
The dismantling of the temporary erections lot the : • ,
late funeral is nearly completed, and in a short time the
memory of the late mournful event will only remain
where it is indelibly implanted—in the hearts of every
class of the inhabitants. An Address of Condolence to .13
the Kinn was agreed to at a meeting of the inhabitant., 'said
at the Town.hall, on Monday, which has since been . Ipso
most numerously and respectably signed.
• . BRIGHTON, JASVAILY 24. .t 2
The KING (accompanied by the Marquis of Comm. ILA"
Haat) arrived at the Pavilion last night, just as the I°'
clock struck nine.
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It having been known in the coarse of the day, that C
dinner was preparing for his MaJerry, and that his
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coming was no longer doubted, which feeling was Um',
strengthened by the arrival of a van, containing his of w.
MA.1111T2.3 plate, and other baggage, together with a "I
number of the household—a vast crowd had assembled bud
about five o'clock, at the entrance to the Pavilion, and A
notwithstanding the severe frost and cold, they re. ..7161
mained until the Royal carriage passed through. Hit • le,
Mallard was received with the most solemn and pro. '=
found respect by the crowd, to whom he condescend.
ingly boned most graciously. geig
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Sir Baron Nests, and several other Members of kis Majesty's l, 1
Household, arrived in the course of this morning.'
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His Multsres private Band have also arrived, and are entered 6/ gg
for rehearsal to-morrow. t '" el
Two oLthe pony-chaises which his Massive usually drove shoat II • a
Windsor,' 'with an extensive stod of haves and ponies, have arrived ' ~. go
here—it is expected that his INAJOISTT will take a lOW deal of saw ..
rise upon the Downs, when the weather gets milder.
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His Ali a mere looks exceedingly well. 6e
Lieutenant General Sir Joree klastu.von is minted fronttiled. Wes Gliwi. , . 4
nor, to Ms house on the Old Stehle, after attending the funeral of .it
his late Royal Highness the Duke of Yews.
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Sir Ilicr.sao and Lady Boeotian will leave Brighton in the ...
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enure, of a day or two. MI
The Russian and Portuguese Ambassadors are residing here. Mt
Austrian Ambassador, who was here last week, is returned to tows.
• ' Mr. Secretary CaIIOSNO is gum to Bath, on a visit to the awl and
Countess of Layman. HI
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WINTER SCENES. lam
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BY JOHN MAYNE.. ' widi
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Wow keen and ruthless the storm! hole
Stern Winter in its bitt'rest foto ! Wmthe I
Long, cheerless nights, and murky days! the I
No sumbeem gladdens Mis'ry's ways! IIOW
The frost has stopp'd yon village-OM, boa
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r And Labour, every where, mods seal! oleo
Bv'n birds, from kale's wens withdraw% for 1
Fall, torpid, OD the frozen lavii—• Ai IPI
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No more, in Spring, to greet theism, ~ Ins
Or build their nests in yonder Mors! b
Loud howls the wind along the vale! tom
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Shipwreck and death are in the gale !
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Lou, weary trailers, as they go, ,
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Are wilder'd in the trackless snow, 1)
Groping. in fearful doubt, between has 1
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Deceitful ice, and gulpbs unseen, • •
• Lest, after all the dangers past, ho G
The next sad step should be their last ! • - hen
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To crowded cities if we turn, ila
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What numbers weep, what numben innllllll lifas
Undulated eons of Toil and Can, - 'wee
Cold, attiring, comfortless, and bore ! • Job
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Pour seamen, eat in battle brave,
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Half-famith'd, sinking to the true! of 1
Sad groves, who never begg'd before, i side
Implodes aid from door to den ! on r
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While hdpkss Age, too frail so roam,
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Is perishing, in want, at home ! her
Hard fate! when poverty and yen • slits
Assail ns, in this vale of tears, I that
Till Death, the dismal wawa to dose, 1 the
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In pity, terminates our woes ! the
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0! ye, whom Ps ommen bath blest, •
With wealth to succour the dlanst, Al
0! lend your help in time at need ! iM
The naked clothe—the hungry feed, dui
And greet, from Huv's, shall be your mud! . by
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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEN CE. betso,
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The Earl of &thorough. la St. Jainees4quare, (nun Ronkallrih . be
,teat Countess de Grey, at her borne in St. James•sonare, from be
Putney Heath ; Mrs. hi. Ilkidalph, at her house in Great Mu- We
hopoureet, from Deubighskire ; Mr. and Mrs. G. Tuolumne, at
Feoton's Hotel, St. Junes's-street, from their seat in Derosteldre;
0. Tborepwro. Ns* at the Royal Hotel, St. Jaameostreet, tom . ii
Ramsbary Manor Wft • Wm. Lynn, at ditto, &tin "Mb • Pk. D
I and Mies Earle, at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-ono, Lose Liver- obi
ratery Joke old Lady Seen Doggies, at Thomas's Hotd, WI
4 , from a tour; J. Hornig, Esq. at the Bortingtos wt
Mud, 01re
Burlington and Cork-streets, from a tour; Charier
Daubeny, 'Ewa. at Ellis's Hotel, St. Jamees.atrest. fruit Salt Hill.
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DEPARTITABS. pi
Lord St. Helens, from Oraftanotreet, fee Brighbon ; Lor
Clotym • L
doeh, from Warren's Hotel, Regonnetniet, far Ms awe, ro"
Priory, Suffolk; Major Scott, from die Berllectes Hotel, ad • ."
Harlington and Cork-streets, is a tour; J. V. Shelley Esq. frees hi
Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street' for Windsor; Mr. and MlMts.IC
Hughes, from the Bridals Hotel, for Brighton; Captain Leakel sty
from ditto, on a tour.
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A vessel has arrived off Dover, from Lisbon. , .j!
The letters from Madrid state, that the departure of a
the Swiss troops from that capital, so terrified the Seamy Mn• II
mtacuoltat he expressed an anxious desire of leaving ins capita,
and to take advantage of their escort to Navels= These troops i
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are marching in See columns, a day's distance front each -other. ` I
Accounts from Greece state, that the capitalists and
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the majority of the people wish for a Constiatdond Bing ; and it 1
is expected that Garen% Vie ancient King of Sweden, will be to g
proposed to ascend the Throw.
An Inquest was herd at the Hand and Flowers, Nominee's, 0 . 1
the body of J. Nilsson, who worked as a labourer on the rah
He had bees with his sister to see the Procesaion of the Dolte'r 1 I
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funeral, and en his return, being in liquor, he set her late da 11
above house to order some porter, saying he would soon halm bat .:Il
was ant seta till found deild in an unguarded ditch by the rood site
l'he Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death," and smell►
reprobated the conduct of the C0=460005 of the Itooda,in her* -1
e spot io an uoguanted state, by which several accidents bad iw , 1
...fitly happened. -- .
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