Star.
London, England, 1818-11-21 00:00:00

It *as amotigat other things enacted,
lueen,,should.depart this life during
As Majesty's royal person should be
, according to the provisions of the
Ad forthwith order aml direct a Pro-
at Seal of the Urited Kingdom of
to be issued and published, declaring
by another Act, passed in the last
:Wed ' An Act to alter and amend
an Act passed in the 51st year of his
An Act to provide for the Aslmitd-
tth ority, and for the care of his Ma-
sing the continuance of Lis Majesty's
mptloa of the exercise of the Royal
r,' it was amongst other things enact-
happen in which it was enacted by
he 51st year of his Majesty, that the
irder and direct such Proclamation to
aforesaid, and the same should hap-
y appointed by any writ or summons
d assembling a new Parliament, and
nt should have met and sat as a Par.
ii case the Regent should forthwith
las aforesaid to be Issued and publish-
ase had happened, and requiring the
convene and sit at Westminster int-
lamation should have been published,
tentioned in such Proclamation, and
to be computed from the date of the
3 such case the Parliament so conven-
and be deemed a Parliament to all in.
✓ the provisions of the said last men-
real, the Parliament which was awn.
minster on the fourth day 9f August
d sat at a Parliament, but stands pee-
r December now next ensuing: And
t. Queen departed this life on the 17th
▪ during the time that the care of his
NZ$ committed to her Majesty Now
>clan:mann (ordered and directed to be
issued and published under the Great
lom of Great Britain and Ireland) de.
le Queen departed this life on the 17th
; and we do, in the name and en the
)7 and with the advice of his Majesty's
leclare, and require, that the new Par-
avene, and sit at Westmiaster on the
next ensuing, for the dispatch of diverse'
sirs ; and the Lords Spiritual and Tem-
2itizens, and Burgesses of the House of
eqeired and commanded, to give their'
on the said 14th day of January now
do hereby further publish and declare,
behalf of his Majesty, and by and with
y's Privy Council, that the said Puna-
day of December now nest ensuing, be
he said 14th day of January now next'
, in the name and on the behalf of his
to the Chancellor of that part of the
Great Britain, to prepare a writ patent,
the United Kingdom, for proroguing

It CarltOn House, this 19th day of No-
the 59th year of his Majesty's reign.
SAVE THE ICING.

previous to leaving England on
er and family, desired that, on the
instant, the melancholy day on
CHARLOTTE expired, it should be
Establishment in an attendance
Temonies of. the Chiarch; and in'
:ole of his Royal Highness's do-
eared on the above day at Clare
Ling. Dr. SHORT, one of the late
Tutors, came from Winchester
.1 performed Divine Service, and
:he Holy Sacrament. That the
of Esher, to whom the Princess
a benefactress should not be for-
itributed among them in money,
according to their circumstances.
ecident occurred at Milford ;
'OItTNOL, a.very respectable inha-
, was superintending the hoisting
of deal plank, a log fell on him
skull, and otherwise bruised him,
Lit an hour after. The rest of the
t. Mr.S.wasuniversally esteemed ;
eople' called Quakers—a kind bus-
ate parent, whose loss will be se-
a and a numerous acquaintance.
it, a boat returning from Cromarty
market was upset in a squall close
obert Hossack, of Cromarty, who
4m, was drowned. The other pas-
i by a boat that was in company.
Lccideut happeded near Wells, on
zt :—A Labourer in the employ of
,at, at the lime kilns, lost his life
r mass of clay, two or three tons
him, which crushed him to atoms.
MI, Mr. MEREDITH, a respectable
atoll, near Manchester, went to that
and was never afterwards seen or
mily or friends. As lie had been
ay frequently for two or three days
a the neighbourhood of Manchester,
irst taken of his absente; but as be
me by the end of the week, induiry
he was no where to be found; and
lvertisements were issued in every
g a liberal reward for any inform-a-
im—but to no effect ; and it was by
hat he had been robbed and mur-
njecture, however, proves to have
; for on Tuesday last his remains
in the Irwell by some boatmen, near
about four miles from Manchester:
njectured he had by accident fallen
and remained imbedded in the mud
he recent flood, occasioned by the
mashed the body up. Scarcely any
ran form was left, but he was recog-
:hing, &c. His remains were interred
in Prestwich Church—a Coroner's
urned a verdict—Found Drowned.
n Aughnacloy, a country town in the
ne, divided by the Black Water from
Monaghan, it appears that a dreadful
acted between the Orangemen of
ad the CLaholics of the neighbouring
mons were killed one a woman, the
chOdren ; and seven were wounded.
a suffered no loss, as they were armed,
led with powder and ball.