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men and carriages, continued assembled about the HER LATE MAJESTY. 'paned till the next day: her MAJESTY was labour- FURTHER INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
ing under the effects of medicine when the Minister
'Post Office—for a time, Sackville-street, the widest
Among the many reports which were yesterday I called on Monday, and he departed with the intern Yesterday evening the workmen of Messrs. BAILEY
sethaps in any City in Europe, could not be passed afloat respecting the funeral of her late MAJESTY, the ' son of attending n Tuesday; but then, on account dS N an_ _ADEns, the KING'S Upholsterers, comn creed
„ ahout some difficulty ! The delay of the Mail, two following seemed to have gained most credit:— of her MAJESTY'S severe relapse, it was thee& ia-
covering the whole of the interior of the vestibule
I:awever, caused their gradual dispersion. The Mail First, that it had been proposed on the part of Mi• expedient to disturb her. As a proof of that sup-
and entrance-ball of Brandenburgh House with black
did not reach the Post Office till about half-past eight nisters to have her MAJESTY'S body conveyed in a pressed grief which we have mentioned as the great
private manner to London, to be from thence re- cause of her MAJESTY'S illness, we can state on autho- cloth, and this day at noon they had made great pro-
dclock.—The very late arrival of the packet was oc- .
moved with equal privacy to the post at which it is rity, that many nights previous to the last attack, her gress in their work.
sasioned by the detention of the vessel at the other to be embarked for the Continent. The next report MAJESTY had no sleep. The female attendant who The '
floor is covered with black baize, and the mon-
de until dispatches from the KING to the Irish Go- was, that Government intended that the Royal re- slept in the room flowed her restlessness, but her sion, which
a few months ago was surrounded by
ernment were ready to be forwarded. The dispatches mains, instead of being conveyed to town by land, MAJESTY, with a disdain that was natural to her of hundreds and thousands of persons with flags and
should be removed by water in one of the barges be- weak and useless cone/Lining, never mentioned the
.yere of course brought over and duly delivered, bu music, which made the place one scene of the most
longing to the Admiralty. Though we have some circumstance. A few hours, however, before her lively gai •
ety and gratulation, is now become the
their contents havenot yet been made public. reason to believe that propositions to the effect just death, she observed to a faithful female attendant— dreary mausoleum of the dead ! the melancholy and
ANOTHER LETTER—SAME DATE. mentioned have been made to her MAJEsTy's execs- " The Doctors do not understand my malady :it is deserted a •of• appearance which is such a contrast to its
Lord etomosern embarked on board the Lightning tors, yet we have good authority for stating that here (laying her hand upon her heart): but I e ill be former state, that it forcibly affects the mind of every
steam packet, at nine o'clock this morning, at Howth, neither of them has as yet been determined on. We silent : my lips shall never make it known: injustice person who visits the spot. •
have no hesitation in saying that the adoption of and cruelty have triumphed.."
to wait on his MAJESTY at Plaesnwyd, and make a .Last evening Mr. BAILEY attended at Branden-
either would be productive of very general dissatis- HER MAJESTY'S W ILL. burgh House, and took the dimensions of a large
report of the state of the preparations in this Country faction in the public mind. We are the more confi- By her MAJESTY'S Will she directs that Cam- room on the ground floor, for the purpose of fitting
tor the reception of the Sovereign. dent in saying this, because we know that prepara- bridge House shall be sold, and the purchase money it up, as the state apartment, into which the body of
Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD accompanied Lord tions have already commenced in several quarters paid to Mr. WILLIAM Aurrirr—it •
being
confidentlywill her MAJESTY be removed to-morrow, by which
SIDMOUTH to the water edge, but did not embark for for forming processions to attend the remains of her expected by her Legal Advisers that she had an time, it is believed, the workmen will be able, with '
MAJESTY from Hammersmith to London, and on
Holyhead as it was supposed he would. Sir BEN- equitable claim on Government to provide her great exertion, to finish it. In this room there will
from thence a part of the way to the port at which house. The first instalment on the purchase had be a bier, over which a canopy will be erected, the
JAMIN returned to Dublin, where he awaits his MA- they may be put on board ship. A Common Council been paid by her MAJESTY—and the two next, walls and floor covered with black cloth, and relievesi
JESTY'S commands. is to be held on Tuesday next. Several other Bodies amounting £l2 000 guaranteed the be
to „ are by use with fringe and different heraldic ornaments. Chan-
SHREWSBURY, AUGUST S. have also given notice of Meetings for a similar pair- of Messrs. &mom and Co. deliers and wax candles will hang from the ceiling.
posy. Among these, the inhabitants of Hammer-
The Earl of LAtinzeviLE (Eleven o'Clock, P.m.) Her claims under the Will of her mother the Du- The body will lie in state part of tomorrow and
smith, who have been always conspicuous for their chess of -
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has just passed through this city, on his route to attachment to their persecuted QUEEN, have been
Lord ANOLICSRA's seat, at Plaesnwyd, having left anxious to pay the lastpublic tributeto her
memory. she also leaves to Mr. WILLIAM AusTIN, and she move from Hammersmi.h.
makes him her residuary legatee. Last evening the leaden coffin was soldered up, in
London at six o'clock in the morning. So urgent The following Requisition was in the course of sig. She directs a sealed box, which she d ribes, to the presence of the Household and Executors of her
was considered to be his desire to have an interview nature there yesterday, and had already obtained the be transmitted to a merchant in the City, to whom late MAJESTY, whose feelings upon the occasion may
names of many of the most respectable individuals
with his MAJESTY, whom he there expected to meet, she owed £4,500. It is supposed to contain her be easily conceived.
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n the neighbourhood:
and so rapid was the disposition of his movements to 07. Ma diamonds. The will of her MAJESTY had been previously
. JAMS GONNE, CHURCHWARDEN OF HAMWERSMITII. She bequeaths Lady Hoop. opened and read.
£5OO each to Lord and ,
effect this object, that his Lordship did not suffer e We, the undersigned Inhabitants of this Ihmlet, request l'he external coffin will be conveyed to Branden-
himself to remain longer than two minutes (the ex- •you willforthwith call aPublic ' Meeting, She leaves a picture of herself to Lady ANNE HA-
to consider the best
means of evincing the respect of the Inhabitants at large for the MILTON, one to the Marquis ANTALDI, one to the burgh House on Monday morning, by which time
traordinary quick time of changing horses) at the memory of het Most Gracious Masserv, the Queen Consort of Signor FELICI, and one to Mr. WM. /turtle. the most positive orders have been given by his jlls
Lion Inn, taking with him in his carriage a trifling Gawk" IV.—August 10, 11121." She leaves Doctor LUSIIINGTON her coach and a jesty's Government, to the different departments on-
derln addition to this, the annexed Circular was sent picture. whose directions the preparations for the Funeral
particle of refreshment. to the Gentlemen who formed the Committee for ar- She leaves to HiEnosivmus her barouchette and Procession arc making, to have everything in readi-
MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE. ranging her MAJESTY'S escort from Hammersmith her linen—and to the sister of DRMONT all her wear- tress for its departure tor Harwich.
to London, on the day of her visit to St. Paul's:
mg-apparel. The coffin is now completely finished, except that
LOSS OF THE EARL MOIRA, LIVERPOOL AND of" Saa—You are requested to meet the rest of the Gentlemen Her Italian property is not alluded to, as that was the plate is not fastened on the lid. The plate was sent
her late Mmesry's Escort Committee at the Hammersmith previously settled by a notarial deed. to the Undertaker's last night, it is very large and
DUBLIN PACKET. , Coffee-house, on Saturday evening, at eight o'clock precisely, to • -
She directs that her body shall not be opened— massive, about a quarter of an inch iw thickness,
__.-- adopt such steps as may appear necessary in order to pay the
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CHESTER, AUGUST 9, Four o'Cksck, v.w. last tribute of respect to her Mamma- by forming aprocession
to attend her fune Sir, '
the side oilier father and brother at Brunswick. The gilt and burnished. The following is the inscription:
Depositum
A most heart-rending account has just reached us. e Aug. 10, 1891. "J. BOWLING, Chairman." body to be sent off in three days. Serenissinue Principissz
The Earl Moira packet left Liverpool on Wednes- The following Circular has been issued to the Gen- The following inscription to be engraved on her CAROLINAS AM ELIJE ELIZABETHS,
day, with upwards of one hundred and fifty passed- demen who formed part of the late procession to St. tomb-stone : Dv gratia Regime Consort's Augustissind Potenrisaind
Paul's: e To the Memory of Cawatres of BRCNSWICIC, the iseatred Monarchz, Gamma WS, ART
gers, many of the highert respectability, on board,
a Freemasons Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Queen of England." Del gratis Britanniarum Regis, Fidel Defensoris,
for Ireland. When out at sea, owing to some acci- InnAtlds, August 9, 1821. There are two Codicils to the Will, contai ni ng tokens
Sts—in consequence of the unexpec.ed and lamented death •
ffection to her domestics. Regis Hanowaz ac Brunsvici, ac Luneburgi Duels.
e of a
of her Most Gracious Maj • esty the Q,uaax, I am directed by the Obit di die morals languid,
dent not yet known—whether owing to mismanage-
ment, or to the winds—she ran on a rock, and in- Committee to request the favour of your attendance at a Meet- PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 9. Anno Domini ILDCCC.XXL
sandy sunk. All on board, with the exception of a ing proposed to be held at the Freemasons' Tavern, on Saw. This morning orders were received for his Ma- Math UM LI V.
day evening ' precisely,the • •ships G
next, at seven u clock for purpose of jesty s GLASGOW, Captain DOYLF. ; TYNE, Cap-
few who escaped in a boat, are said to have perished! adopting such arrangements as may be deemed suitable, to tea- rain J. K. WRITE; and ROSARIO sloop of war, to A Special Court of Common Council is summoned
Six tiClock.—We have just seen the guard of the dfy to the world thr last mark of respect we shall have an np- proceed immediately to Harwich, in order to receive for Monday, by order of the Right Honourable the
portunity of paying to the memory of the illustrious deceased.
Liverpool Mail, and he fully confirms in part the e I have the honour to be, Sir, the remains of her Majesty the QUEEN on board, to LORD MAYOR. The object of the Meeting. we un-
preceding melancholy tidings! The vessel left Li- e Your most obedient servant, be conveyed to Cuxhaven. The GLASGOW was get. demand, is to propose some arrangement relative to
"THOMAS BENSON, Hon. Sec." ting ready to receive Sir EDWARD PAGET, for the accompanying the remains of her late MAJESTY
verpool by last night's tide, with a fair wind. Sheport forthrough the City, onher way toHarwich.
We are happy to find that the above are not the East Indies. She will return again to this'
had scarcely cleared the River when she was run on only public testimonials of the love and veneration that purpose. At half-past four they were out of A letter received this morning from Harwich
a bank off Hoylake, where she was capsized, and a in which her late MAJESTY was held. At a Meeting sight, with a fair breeze; they will be at Harwich states, that yesterday orders were received there to
great number of the passengers on board, most of of the Vestrymen of the Parish of St. Sepulchre. Lon • early in the morning. Agreeably to orders received prepare for the reception of her MAJESTY'S remains,
don, it was unanimously resolved that the Parish from London, the Royal standard was hoisted half- which might be hourly expected, on their way from
MAJESTY,whom were going to Dublin to see his , 9
Church should be hung with black, in the tattle staff high on the bastion, as also at the Dock-yard, London. The funeral procession will stop at Inpte-
were drowned!—Front the Chester Chronicle. manner in which it was on the death of the late Prin and Gun-wharf; and the pendants of all his Ma- stone and Witham (the Assizes being on at Cheims-
FROM A SECOND EDITION OF GORE'S LIVER- cess CHARLOTTE. This is an example of proper feeling, jcsty's ships and vessels were lowered. ford), so as to reach Harwich the third day. The
POOL PAPER. which we have no doubt will produce many imitators. BRIGHTON, AUGUST 10. ships of war appointed to convey the Royal corpse to
"It is with feelings of poignant regret that we While these melancholy preparations are going on Wednesday morning the windows of the Pavilion Germany had arrived at Harwich.
record an accident of the most disastrous kind. The to express the feelings of the Public on the present ca- were all closed, in consequence of the decease of her
lamitous eccasion, the official arrangements for the MAJESTY. Since the above melancholy event, the After our Paper went ter press yesterday, an ex-
Hoylake life-boat has just arrived, full of passengers, funeral (of whatever nature it. is
to be) proceed but practices of his MAJESTY'S band, which used to be press arrived from Paris, announcing that a rise had
saved from the wreck of the Earl Moira, which slowly. Indeed, none have yet been commenced, daily, have altogether been suspended. Many of the taken place in the French Funds of two per Cent.—
sailed last night for Dublin, and which was lost except such as were indispensable. Mr. HOLRoYD, inhabitants followed the example of the Pavilion : his This news was the immediate cause of large specula.
early this morning (Thursday) on the Wharf Bank, attended by_ some of his men, repaired yeterday Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, with a feeling tions in our Stock Exchange, and Consols rose from
evening to Brandenburgh House, by order of the worthy, of a princely bosom, has made favourable 75% to 76, at which price the Market closed, and
- near Hoylake. The number lost cannot be accu- Board
of Works, for the purpose of soldering down mention of the instances where this taken of respect opened this morning; but extensive sales being made
rately stated; it is reported at from SO to 40." the leaden coffin in which the cedar shell containing for departed Royalty has been paid. by an eminent Broker, a depression of about 14 per
FURTHER PARTICULARS. the Royal corpse is placed. The melancholy task CANTERBURY, AUGUST 10. Cent. followed. All is anxiety in the City for the
It appears the packet was working out of the River was performed in the presence
.of Mr. Alderman The intelligence of her MAJESTY'S decease reached arrival of the next intelligence from Paris, which %s ill
with a head wind, blowing flesh ; it was about nine WOOD and some of her MAJESTYS upper domestics, this city by the London coaches on Wednesday after- probably, inform us who are the successful candidates
who thus took their last view of their beloved Mis-for the French Loan. The information is expected
o'clock, when she struck on a bank between Mock !loon; but as the Bulletins of the preceding night bad
tress. The body, v e are told, had not undergone prepared the public mind for the fatal catastrophe, to make some alterations in our Funds.
Beggar and Hoylake, on the Cheshire shore, and -so great a change as rii:gin have been expected from no extraordinary sensation was created at the event.
was almost immediately capsized. There were forty.. the nature of her MAJESTY'S disorder. The features In consequence of the official confirmation, yesterday The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this fore-
five cabin passengers on board, most of whom it is still bore a considerable resemblance to the placid yet morning, by the Supplementary Gazette, at noon, in noon.—lt appears that the KING of FRANCE is deter-
dignified look for which in life they were remark- mined to subject himself to the fatiguing ceremonial
upposed perished. The Master, and all hands, with, customary observance only of the death of the KING,
able. After the body was thus for ever shut from Quaxa, or ARCHBISHOP, the tolling of bell Harry,
of a Coronation. Splendid carriages for the occasion
the exception of the Steward, were drowned. Almost human black eye, apall was thrown over the coffin. in the great tower of the Cathedral, commenced, and have already been put in hand, and are even in a
all the passengers below deck perished; many of the It was intended that it should be removed this day was continued for one hour, after which •it was rung state of forwardness.
others took refuge in the rigging, where they re- into the dining-hall, which is to be hung with black, out for another hour; this was followed by the toll- The re-organization of the French Army is said to
maimed all night, and from fifty to sixty were taken as are also the passages between that and the door, ing of the bells in all the parochial churches of the be proceeding with great activity, so that France
up this morning by the Hoylake life-boat. One of at theentrance from Hammersmith. Notwithstand- city, and some of the citizens also evinced their re- will be soon able to shew it with confidence to her
ing these prepara: ions, it is not intended that the Royal spect for her MAJESTY, by partially closing the shut- friends and her enemies. The Royal Guard consists
the passengers, a Lady, died almost as soon as she
corpse
should be laid 'in state. Such an arrangement ters of their shops and dwellings. of twenty thousand men, in a high state of discipline,
was rescued from the wreck. A horse belonging to would, we have reason to believe, be contrary to the and its spirit is said wise excellent. The Regiments
the Earl of PORTARLINGTON contrived to get ashore. expressed wishes of her MAJESTY on this point. Wednesday last, at noon, the intelligence of the of Artillery, foot and horse, are stated to be com-
The vessel struck within half a mile of the land! The whole of her MAJZSTY'S Household still con- death of her MAJESTY reached the city of Oxford. plete, and the corps of Cavalry are receiving the men
tinue at Brandenburgh House, as do also most of the In the evening the bells *of all the Churches were and horses which they want. It is asserted that the
PROM THE BOARD OP THE NEW ENGLAND COFFEE- foreigners who were on a visit with hey MAJESTY at tolled, and the following day, after the arrival of the corps of Infantry will be complete between this and
HOUSE, AUGUST 11. the time of her illness, but they are all making pre- Gazette, the University and City bells, including Great the month of October, and that the French Army will
Extract of a letter from Liverpool, dated August 9: =tions tor their departure. Count VASSALI has Tom, were tolled in a slow and solemn manner from by that time assume a formidable appearance.
...Ai It is with feelings of regret that I have to record so much indisposed, as to be confined to his six to seven.in the evening. Great Tom is never tolled French Five per Cents. Tuesday, 87 fr. 55 c.
an accident of the most disastrdus kind. The Hop room since her MAJESTY'S death. except on the demise of- some of the Royal Family.
There is no doubt that the QUEEN died of a broken —The reat bell at St. Mary's, Cambridge, was also Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCR
lake life-boat has just arrived, full of passengers saved heart : her past and present wrongs, her future pro- tolled for several hours, in consequence of the death visited the Duchess of KENT, at her residence, at the
from the wreck of the Earl Moire, which sailed last sped ur env ed with asi • ngle hope, preyed acutely on of the Queers. . Km's Palace, at Kensington.
night for Dublin, and which was lost early this morn- her spirits ; and as she disdained to vent her feelings On her MAJasrr's death being known at Lewes, Sunday, the Duke of YORK arrived at the Pavilion,
ing on the Wharf Bank. The number lost cannot in vulgar complaint, the tortured mind gradually de- the High Constable ordered the great bell to be tolled, Brighton. His Royal Highness, who. i ; one of the
now be accurately stated—it is reported to be from strayed its frail tenement. She felt her life so great and many of the tradespeople half closed their shops. most active men of the day, cannot live without exer-
a burden, owing to the tOntinued persecutions ot her The Qualm's death was announced at Arundel on cise. He has,_ in consequence, daily appeared in
thirty to forty." malignant enemies, that she courted Death the mo- Thursday by the tolling of the church bell, which public. The inhabitants like him very much; he
EXTRACT OF A LETTIr.I FROM LIVERPOOL, DAM meat she saw him advancing to her relief. When, continued the whole of that day. enters their shops, spends his money freely, and con-
AUGUST 9. most affable .
on the Friday previous to her dissolution, a delicate The news of the QUEEN'S death has thrown a verses with them in the A few.
intimation was gives to her on the propriety of making gloom over the town of Horsham, surpassing,dined each day with the Duke-.
if pos- select friends have e....„
e A most dreadful accident Occurred last night in
her will, she seemed to bail with joy a hint which is sable, that which was exhibited on the demise of the His Royal Highness has taken several warm baths
this river. An Irish packet sailed yesterday, at five ' • •
usually received with terror: with her usual quick- ever to be-lamented Princess CHARLOTTE. Almost at WILLIAMSS.
o'clock, bound for Dublin, with 200 passengers, most tress the caught up the idea before it was half ex- all the shops in the town are partly closed. The great The Dowager Countess of MEsmoitoncit departed
of them of respectability, on a trip to partake of the pressed, and said, " I understand you perfectly; lam bell at the church tolled in the evening of Wednes- this life at half-past ten o'clock on Thursday evening,
festivities of the Irish Capital: the vessel had only quite ready—send for my Lawyers." She spent two day, and again for three hours next morning. The at her house in Dover-street.
or three hours in calmly and deliberately giving in- sorrowful countenances of the inhabitants in general Miss BYRNE, who was engaged some. time ago as
got about nine miles from Liverpool, when a chead- structions for the will, and after signing at with a are such as might be expected in the event of a do- a singer at Drury-Lane Theatre, died on Monday
ful storm arose; the sea ran
mountains high t she firm and unhesitating hand, exclaimed with a cheer- mestic loss of a calamitous nature. last, after a short illness, in Dublin.
struck on a sand-bank and immediately sunk, with ful smiles " There, now lam ready to die." Her At Chichester and Worthing, the sensations caused CADvenTtsmemer.]—Thewell-wishers to the cause
the loss of nearly half her crew; and out of a num. MAJESTY on the Sunday expressed swish to receive there by the death of the QUEEN have been very of Greek Literature will rejoice to hear, that a
the Sacrament, but the Clergyman of the Parish great. At the former place. in particular, those who " GRADUS AD HEetcosins," or Greek Gradus, to an-
bet of females who were on board, only two were
saved—these the wife and sister of anof bein4 restrained
by
ecclesiaitical rules from per- cannot afford more expensive symbols of mourning, 'sorer to the " Grady' ad Parnastum," is now preparing
attorney forming this solemn Mice without previously cons adopt the humbler ones of black watch-ribbons and for publication, by the ev. J.
W. !BLOCK.
R J W NIELOCK, Master
this town." of the Free Grammar School of Hitchin, Her ;tort.
sultinglais principal, the sacred ceremony was post- black neckerchiefs.
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