Star.
London, England, 1821-01-01 00:00:00

TO THE LATE KING.

itweasure to learn that the commence-
Year is to be distinguished by an
to the memory of a Sovereign,
Always be ranked as one of the
the British annals, and of whose
• believe, but one opinion among
and atsset—we mean his late
iIIORGE THE THIRD! The plan
monumental groupe to be exe-
.•and erected in some public place,
of his MAJESTY, has been sub-
mem artist to the principal Mem-
7amily, and several of the Nobility,
for their taste in the Fine Arts.
most flattering approbation, and
ilemen and Gentlemen has been
Anction of, the highest authority,
mediate patronage of his Royal
. of YORK, to carry the plan into
:ion. We hope to be able, in a few
particulars before our Readers.

. occurred at Not thampton,
re-
the 86th Regiment and a party
at the sign of the Plumber's Arms,
which a shoemaker of the name
Aled, and four others wounded. Four
ty.--- Birmingham Mercury.
lERIFF of Northumberland having
with the Requis;tion for a Meet-
Earl GREY, Mr. LAMBTOW, and
luisitionists have, as Magistrates,
ig on their own authority. The
, has followed an opposite cour'e,
official sanction to a Meeting of the
~extensive County, at the Castle of
iltshire will come next into the field.
Meeting of that. County is in cir-
there is no doubt of its being flume-
-41)1y signed. In Staffor,shire, no
• Noblemen and Gentlemen had
their names to be put to a Requi-
of that County ; but as, in the opi-
Tre taking the lead in di, measure,
description could only 'he b..:efi-
nearly unanimous, they have consi-
expedient to suspend, for !be pre-
m to the High Sheriff, in the hope
ing Session of Parliament, the dig-
and the honour of tte Country
)ported, and that a system of eco-
policy may be adopted, calculated
listresses, and restore the confidence,
and enlightened people."
the Marquis of ANGLESEY'S repl)
of a Meeting of Staffordshire, .g to
means of securing our glorious
pally against the dangerous designs
and.disaffected on the one hand, and
and abuses of Ministerial power
The Marquis of STAFFORD, and some
characters, signed the Requisition :
Uxamoce-Houss, Demme 26, 1820.
acing of opinion that you will not stop still-
by informirg the seditious and disaffected
$ for being so--being moreova convinced,
not exist; that the Public are grossly
infamous falsehoods and misrepresentations ;
not exist any party in the State so able, or
,ho are now entrusted with the reins of Go-
preserve to each of the three estates of our Con-
balance of power—to the People their just
Press its lawful liberty, which nothing but
tan endanger—l decline signing a Requi
of the County of Stafford, which will throw
upon the character of thosilfvho now exer-
Power. (Signed) • " ANGLESEY."
for a Meeting in the large and im-
of Wilts is in circulation, and there
being numerously and respectably
no part of the kingdom in which
and Penalties, and the general con-
.:Esty's Ministers, have been more ge-
:probated.
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toyal Congratulatory Address of the
econ to her MAJESTY was agreed to
eld in pursuance of a Requisition ; but
Bailiff did not think proper to attend to
mess, and the Chair was taken by Ali.
\ rchdeacon of Brecon, in his late at-
inhabitants of that town, stated, that
of the general feeling of that place
',UILEN." He will see in the Address
JWS about them. If he be not a most
)tic, he must be now convinced of his
it that the unanimous feeling of the
'ith her MAJESTY.

snug Meeting of some of the friends
is attempted to be held in the Vestry
tve, Southwark. The intention, how-
, and a numerous party of respectable
Southwark, paid the ultra-Royolists
isit. Mr. FLORENCE YOUNG', a blagis-
. intended for the Chair, but his Wor-
the way matters were likely to be car-
Acting; and it was then moved by Mr.
seconded, amid loud 'cheering, " That
Ations of servile Corporate Institutions,
lents of interested individuals, to libel
the suffering People, and to injure the
- these Realms, are highly improper."
YOUNG and his friends made a retreat,
met at a more private rendezvous,
seeded in preparing a loyal Declaration.
curiosities from the Polar Sea have
in the British Museum, and are

singing 'for the inspection of The Public. Several
entire heads of the musk-ox, sea-horse, and sea-uni-
corn, with a horn projecting nearly five feet, have
been sent to the Royal College of Surgeons. Several
shine of the white bear, mink-in, sea-horse, and dogs,
with mher curious articles, have been sent to the

Museasa at Edinburgh.
THEATIMS...4it Drury-Lane on Saturday a young
• Lady made her appearance in the character of Vu.-
loge, and acquitted herself with success.—At Co-
vent-Garden the play of ;he Slave was finely per-
formed, and the new Pantumime• was applauded
'throughout by a numerous and genteel audience; it
somises to be of lasting attraction.