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HIS MAJESTY'S. VISIT TO IRELAND. neaten, owners of the private yachts, that they may sunk : the nets were at the moment flung from the steam pack-t,il. THE EVENING STAR.
,l • accompany the Royal squadron to Dublin ; this Intl- and the crew of the wherry, seven in number, were very speedily
it() IA HEAD, Thursday Noon. ~ ,----- _
oration tends to confirm the opinion before prevalent, taken on board her. Two of the fishermen were I: tat, one very
sS LONDON. Yesterday the wind shifted, and became so foul,
as to the public entry of his MAJESTY into the Bay seriously. Lord Slimmer', whO was on board the steam-packet,
manifested the deepest solicitude fur the safety of the snits
e.. ........... . that the preparations for the sailing of the squadron
of Dublin. • alily men : he ordered them, as they landed, to be taken the beet ca
.., • MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1821. were countermaaJed. It was apprehended that din--
Had the squadron remained here much longer, of; and his Lordship sent down, with all possible dispatekrea
THE FUNDS. ing the night it would blow hard, and cause the
provisions would have been at an enormous price. ' surgeon for them, in the post-chaise which conveyed him to the
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PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Royal yacht, which was anchored in the Bay, to roll Eggs are already sixpence cads, and fresh butter, Castle. This city, as must be expected, presents the same scene
$ per Cent. Reduced 761/8 3/4 '/ so much as to produce unpleasant sensations, if not of bustle, suspense, and anxiety: it is at present the resort of
whatever
from
nand fashion the country contains, with
fruit, vegetables, and meat, are eagerly bought up
iii• $ per CentnCons. 7514 54 14 illness to his MAJESTY. The harbour was accord-very larde
and shipped on board the various vessels. Seven
a4ditions • %land, and many of the foreign Antbassad
4.1
the wily conteution appears to be who shall use the ors:
si 4 per Cent. 951/2-5 per Cent. Navy 108 3/4 sh A ingly cleared for the reception of the yacht, but the
sheep were killed yesterday, and sailors were standing
must seine
vessel was not brought in until this morning. She
.n Long Annuities 191,4.
now lies so near the Pier-head, that spectators on the by to carry the joints off, as soon as they were sepa- did equipage.
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4: . Exchequer Bills 4s. ss. pr. rated to the different ships. So that neither for love nor
; Consols for Account:7s7g 3/4 % 1(2• Pier have a distinct view of every person on deck.—
The apprehensions expressed as to the probable state money can I get a leg of Welch mutton for my din-
ner. Since the intelligence of the death of the QUEEN, iT NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARIVICII, AUGUST 11.—Arrived last creasing his Maxoty• e
• • We refer our Readers to an interesting were- of the weather were realized. It blew very hard the
his MAJESTY has not appeared on the deck. In every hi G shits _ LIMOW, TYNE, GANNETT, ROSARIO, and PIONEER, I 'cm
vey the remains of her late Majesty the QURFN to the C to„,• ~,,;
Lady Nepean d:tto, for Hee
spondence which has taken place bet ween Lady Hoon greater part of the night, and though the Royal yacht
Yesterday, a i was seen on shore on the Gentles/ S.a4rd," -;'“
respect his MAJESTY follows the etiquette observed
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nawlslbe edini.e:•toirto,
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Cuxhaven;
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and Lord LIVERPOOL reseeeting the period aispointed rolled a little, bis MAJESTY experienced no inconve-
on such mournful occasions. Ile dines also alone.
the
ae. nrshhe:h •
for the removal of her MAJEsTx's remains to their
F nience. The awnings were put up, the Royal Ma-
DUBLIN.
the Minstga,
I.' long home. lier_Ladyship complains, with all the rifle band attended on deck, and his MAJESTY passed
THURSDAY, FIVE iI'CLOCC. packet,
laitlelee,ta;gahnd je
warmth of female feeling, of the rapidity with which the evening in his usual delightful manner.
packet, with Mails from the islands, thirty-three days from St.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 10.—Wind—mAirr,
fiorvedsthr.
• this last sad duty is hurried on, and of the military This morning the wind continued, up to eleven I have learned this moment that his MAJESTY was
to have sailed from Holyhead this morning at nine,
Thomas.'s; and. his Majesty's
. ship Dome, front Plymouth for
'on shore in the fey.
guard which has been appointed to accompany the o'clock, blowing foul. The ships of war, being afraid
o'clock, and notwithstanding that the wind is directly
funeral Procession to Harwich, as being jointly in- of the lee-shore, stood out to sea and lay-to. His
.VailipAairasirgso.areSat:RledyNtEhLert,ifoolreia,nity,mouth.
i.iis„d
by
adverse and strong, he is expected to be in our Bay
tended to exclude the People, who were her MA- MAJESTY may now be said to be without any escort,
Jasre's sole stay and support while living, from teni-to-morrow morning at the utmost ;it is said that it for New ,South wanes. ,
the lhana packet, from Falmouth for Rio Janeiro, was spoke
save that of the private yachts which accompanied
ononithee ‘it)eitahnaJ,uftrieoi,nin3ilairar.niliLhNi i0.10(nie1,(..,24.
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Eying as they could wish their veneration for her me-endeavoured that the entrance of the Royal
the squadron to Holyhead, and are now lying in the mill be
fleet into the Bay shall be about sun-rise, in order
both, Tuomrsoe, and Bideford, lk AS, frtfin SteJoh• I V'Z't-
PLYMOUI If, AUGINT I I.— NI Ind NA% .—. era, d tie Fl.
mory. Lord Istveriroot. rests his vindication on an harbour. They an: those of Mr. PELHAM, Mr.
and l'rovidence Good Intent, Areirtsox, from Newcastle for
anxiely co fulfil her MAJasTY's own wish, that her WELLS,that Nature shall present our Royal and Illustrious
Brunswick); MT. SMITH, Mr. MAXEY, and the Marquis
Visitor with one of her most beautiful and effective
remains should be removed to Brunswick within r 1
OA A NGLESEA. pourdeatis. Sailed the Wanderer, Wayooon, for Quebec.
three days after her decease, and intimates, that he panoramas. Lord SIDMOUTII went to Holyhead yes-
PORTSMOUTU, ACuUST I2.—Wilid W.—Passed up Chum,'
The Marquis of LONIX)NDERRY came down last
terday to receive the commands of his Royal Master,
yesterday, the Deveron, from Buenos Ayres; passed tip cannot allow of any delay beyond to-morrow.— night. His Lordship intended to sail for Dublin thistteda •
ABUNDANCE store-ship,. for Chatham; his Majesty's ship
and returned this morning, after a rough passage, the Demerara packet, VENASLES, from Demerara. Sailed tile'
. We know not whether there has been any reply to morning in the Me!cor-steam-packet, and had his
which discomposed his Lordship very much. On his
Sr. IVE'S, AUGUST 10.—The Goodwood, Rot:erre of 'l>i:in:
for Sheerness, to be paid off; and the Camel, Moans for Lon 1, Sr,.,
s this from Lady HOOD ; but no one can be at a loss to luggage put on board. When his Lordship went to
entrance into the river, near the light-house, a dis-
mouth, from Youghal.for London, came in here on the sal in.
See what that reply should be. .His Lordship has pay his respects to his MAJESTY that arrangement
eagreeable accident occurred—a wherry was run down
stant, very leaky, and is now dischareing. Yesterday tee d,D
Charleston, lieu. of Dublin, from Whitehaven fur cc'
in-
not been able to fulfil her MAJESTY'S wish to have was changed. The steam-packet was detained two
r,, and a couple of limbs were broken, but happily no life
seep,
her retains removed within three days ; and that hours beyond 'her time of waiting for dispatches to lost. A dispute has arisen between the upper and came in here with of FA, &c.
Ganataiipocali
fßotricikteurtst,etdrinu.,
MAE, AUGUST Ig..—Nl ind N.W.—Arrived yesterday, and rcriod once overstepped, it can make no difference Dublin. Lord LONDONDERRY had Isis luggage re- low erhouses of our Corporation ; in the Ceremonial „Aa en h It:
Wellington, ANOERson, ITohi Sr. John's (N. 11.) ; Juliana, SsuAnill ,
t-e ...ver, the Janie', WALTON ; Aid,' COATES; • d
whether the removal takes place within a week or a moved to the King's yacht, where he now is, and in- of the Procession the Commons are not noticed, the
fortnight thereafter. tends to remain until his MAJESTY lands in Ireland.
;linitoPeiZerill'attuiTui'efrforonmi j
LORD MAYOR and Aldermen arrogating to them- ffrroomm QUGEeenbeadCa;
A King's Messenger from London has just arrived, selves all the distinction and expression of homage Alen, Hew, from Memel for Shoreham ; Fairlop, Ileac, free;
'' We give in another part some interesting particu- and gone on board the yacht with dispatches for his on the ' ' approaching happy occasion. There should Petersburgh for Bristol; and several more. Caine down from
the River and rerresins, the Ganges, FALCONER,
for Calcutta.
'.. Lars from a Liverpool Paper, of the melancholy loss mA JEsTy•
certainly be no aristocratical exclusions in the dis- Came down from the River to-day, 'he Lisbon, Tutees, for
of the Earl Moira packet ; but are still without any The sea continues in the Channel, that
so strong play of a loyalty which, as it actuates all, all should u
St. Vincent's. Sailed the whole of the outward-bound.
...lILL A OCCST 1/..... Arrived the Persee , erance, Unties.;
list of the names of th : unfortunate sufferers. We the Einera/d, which went out with orders for the have the opportunity and means of expressing ; and from Greenland, with 10 fish and 400 butte.
fear there is too much reason to beiieve that the Earl squadron, dipped her bowsprit in the waves. Mersa:see, AUGUST IL—Arrived and sailed for the Meer,
the Commons being an integral and indivisible mem- see Waterloo, Beet, from Sr. Vincent's, having lost au anchor'
": Of PORTARLINGTON is among the number. The I have learned, that the • evening the Royal aqua- bee of the Corporation, it is as unjust as it is pre- and cable-
•-, names are given of two servants of the Earl who drop anchored in Yarmouth Roads, his MAJESTY BILLTAST /UMW 9.—We are informed that the Mary Ann
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sumptuous, to attempt to put them out of their legi- Bum of '3laryport, from Workington to Londonderry, is '
. have been saved, but no mention is made of his Lord- presented to the warrant, or permanent Officers of his timate place in the Procession. There was also a away on the Bull at Hamblin.
• ship himself, who, it is known, was on his way to yacht, handsome tokens of his satisfaction with their •se_ Cermet-House, AuGusT 11.—Entered inwards:—The Nati-
dirrurence between the County and City Authorities, sues, from Grenada; Netley, from Liverpool; les ti t•• --er-on, :um
Ireland, and has not yet been announced among the conduct dui ing the four years that they have had the the LORD MAYOR wishing to receive the KING at Rouen; Young Norval, from Quebec; Hannah, from Cape
; arrivals in Dublin. honour to serve him. To the Master, Purser, and landing, but this the High Sheriff of the County, Mr. Breton ;Eliza, from Antwerp ; Neptune, from Ostend; and the
, from Quebec,—cleared Outwards:—The Comet, for
Surgeon, be has given an elegant and rich gold snuff- Coss, would not permit. He felt himself, pre- Ehineur ; Oporto, for Oporto; Chance, for Harsburgh; the
The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday havecataisby (little, for China; Kingston, for Halifax ; Heroes, for box each; and on the Boatswain, Carpenter, and Pilot, scriptively and legally, the List man in lii% Bailiwick, Scale ; Bonne Henrktte, for Rouen; Duke of Kent, for Rot-
arrived. he has bestowed three silver medals. On the obverse and was determined not to forego his privilege of re- terdam; Prosperous, for Calais; Marshal Bluchsu for Room
The sale of twelve millions and a half of recites dam; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend; Laurel, for Naples;
of these is his MAJESTY'S head, and on the reverse • •
ceiving the Knso, the landing-place (Dunleary) being Manly, for Cork; Flora, for Antwerp; Hannah
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- belonging to the Royal Treasury, which has been . . . . .
thefor Quebec.
an inscription containing name of"
the person to in the County of Dublin. The difference is, how- ---
announced for this month past, took place on Thurs.
whom the medal was presented. ever, compromised, the High Sheriff permitting the LOSS OF THE EARL MOIRA PAC'KET:
day, with a publicity and solemnity hitherto unusual
During the his MAJESTY sat in the day T
D •voyage LORD MAYOR . to accompany him..
t in France in operations of this kind. The following(From the Liverpool Mercury of Friday.)
time for the most part on deck. The weather was .
were the biddings:
constantly fine, and there was scarcely any sea. A It is impossible to describe the altered appearance It becomes our painful duty to record one of the
RICARDO and Co. at the rate of - - elf. eke. of our city, in consequence of the accession of visi- most distressing shipwrecks that ever occurred within
light breeze wafted the Royal yacht smoothly over the precincts of this port ; the loss of the smack Earl
I Artier and Co. - - - - see _lc. tors ; the bustle and shew and lite, in our leading
SAKTORIS and Co. - - . - 841. 60c. the waters, and Isis MAJESTY frequently expressed
streets, are not inferior to what London in its utmost lin. The actual
Moira, which sailed with passengers, bound to Dub-
DEMISE= and Co. - - . -85 f. .55c. the pleasure which he felt, by exclaiming to himself, number of those who perished we
a fullness exhibits. The number of yachts and other have not been able to ascertain; partly owing to the
The whole was therefore knocked down to this last or to those around him, ccThis is delightful sailing !
House.—French Five per Cents. Thursday, 88f. 90c. se This is beautiful !"
pleasure-boats, and small craft, which will meet the uncertainty as to the number who embarked, and
their being chiefly strangers in the town, and partly
Royal fleet, and accompany it in, will be immense
• His MAJESTY received also much gratification ' from the extreme exhaustion of the survivors, which
and dra im-this will be the most grand A Lisbon Mail arrived this forenoon with Papers from the performances of the Royal Marine Band.— and certainlyrendered many of them unable to depict the dread•
part of the posing business.
to the 18th July. They contain an official proniul- He has appointed the Master one of the Gentlemen pSuch of the steam- ful scene of which they had formed a part, until
gation of the Decree raising the duty on woollen of his Band at the Pavilion.
packets as shall not be in conveyance of the Mails, wearied nature were recruited by sleep.
cloth, and all other British manufactures, from fif- Thursday Evening, Six o'Clock.
will be engaged by parties, and there is not a ship's The Earl of Moira left the Pier Head soon after
six o'clock on the evening of Wednesday, the Bth in-
boat in the river that is not in requisition. I fear
teen to thirty per cent. The King's Messenger has brought the melon-stern. The greater number of our informants (all
that some serious accidents will ensue. A great
choly intelligence of her MAJESTY'S dissolution. survivors) agree in the estimation of the number of
Letters received this morning from Constantinople, Saturday, Five o'Clock, r. K.
number of military and private bands of music will 100 to 110 persons being on board, including about
be out on the water. On the sea-shore from Dun- six of a crew. When Off the Magazines they set all
The wind still continues adverse, but the weather
dated the 10th of July, mention that the Franks had leery to Killiney, and all along to Bray, there is not sail, the wind blowing fresh from the W.N.W. After
• has moderated. The ships of war have returned into
all returned from on board the ships to their
peasant's cabin that will not be occupied
a common pea
harbour. His MAJESTY intends sailing for Dublinthe vessel missed stays and struck Burho Bank. The
houses, and everything remains tranquil, both there
the first fair wind. In order to prevent the great dis-tonight by persons from this city, in order to see
, passengers, alarmed at the shock, flocked up from br-
and at Smyrna. The plague has broken out at the
the Royal fleet approach in the morning; and the low in multitudes; and some of those feem the cabin
appointment and loss which would arise in Dublin to
latter place.
very i Martell° towers will be covered with people.— remonstrated with the Captain, who was observed to
the various people engaged in trade, his MAJESTY
• t • ted din oxica ,an consequently bewildered and un
The feeling, curiosity, and exertion, is intense beyond
Saturday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE spent 1 not make his entry in private, but according to
we
description. determined. The boat was ordered out, and a kedge
I bought my scarf and medal to-day,
the evening with the Duchess of KENT. the form laid down in the ceremonial. A cart load anchor was carried to leeward; and, after consider-
and it would astonish you to see the humble descriPs able toil, the vessel was again t •
Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE attended Di- of ice was this morning landed here from Plaesnwyd, go into deep water,
• vine Service at the Royal German Chapel. and deposited in the Kteo's yacht. The brig Pandora don of persons who were getting scarfs and medals, and bore away for the Cheshire shore.
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• We are informed that the Preacher at a Chapel not came in this morning, and saluted the Royaletandard.
If there ever was a triumph in which the pomp, and A great
•• a hundred miles from Charlotte-street, Fitzroy- Eve, person on board his MAJESTY'S and the pride, and circumstance of shew was exceeded by the Captain number of the
to bear away for passegers here
Liverpool,requested as the wea-
lthcr looked very black and threatening ahead. He
square, sheered, yesterday, so much of ty e meek and the genuine expression of popular and accordant
other yachts, as well as the ships of war, appear to refused to comply, and, after a few tacks, about ten
. charitable spirit of his holy calling, as to launch forth
into a most abusive attack on the revered memory of feel it their duty to recollect that the QUEEN of ,
co our prescribed for scarfs and ribbons, our shops grounded on the Wharf-bank, off Mock-beggar. Find-
her departed MAJLsre :" As she lived in sin so she ENGLAND has ceased to be an object of party feel- I
are hung with it; and, if you will pardon the pun, ing it
himpossible to get her off, orders were given to
died !" Gorr help the crazy fanatic ! We hope, as ing. His MAJESTY has ordered mourning. The
much for the honour of human nature, as of the sa-no city ever looked so blue in the midst of its joyful strike, .t e topmasts and make everything snug. The
usual marks of
cerdotal function that he stands alone in his dia- preparations and anticipated enjoyments.
f flags, &c. have been paid by his MAJESTY'S vessel was not in a dangerous situatioh, so that they
holism. What is'the man aiming at l?
He can never °
imagine, surely, that this is the way to a Bishopric. yachts, the various ships of war, and the private Duster BAY, AUGUST a, Ines. determined to remain contented until the return of
It is rather a singular circumstance, that Captain yachts. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY is constantly Rear-Admiral Sir JosIAH ItowLEY, Bart. Com- the. tide; some
. now remained on deck, and others
retired to their hammocks. When the flood tide set
• DoeLE, of the GLASGOW frigate, who has orders to with Isis MAJESTY. When the King's Messenger ar- mander-in-Chief on the coast of Ireland,' hoisted his . .
in, tue vessel being occasionally lifted, struck the
take the body of her MAJESTY to Cuxhaven, was the rived announcing the death of the QUEEN,
ire pro- flag on board his Majesty's ship Cyrus, Captain' bank, and it is probable, from the manner in which.
Officer who, on the 28th of March, 1795, handed to seeded instantly K - 'yacht. Lord LON.
to tine ING S WHITE, yesterday, in Dublin Bay, which, with his she afterwards leaked, that her bows were injured by
her MAJESTY the hansl-rope to assist her in coming
DONDERRY happened to be on the deck; and when Majesty's ships Arab, Pandora, Fly, and Redwing, striking against the anchor, which was injudiciously
up the side a his Majesty's ship JUPITER, when she
embarked at Cuxhaven fbr England to he married. the Messenger appeared, it was notified to Lordship. •anchor in Dublin Bay,dropped when shegrounded, as she is at
—The, . did not take cable.
mainsail, kept on her for the purpose of run-
The Royal Standard at the Tower was yesterday, He instantly proceeded towards the Messenger, who moment the Royal squadron appears in the offing,
ning her
on the bank as the tide rose, had only the
by order of Government, hoisted half-staff high, and handed to him a red morocco box, containing the to meet his MAJESTY. His Majesty's ship Arab tele- effect of • k• sin mg her deeper in the sand, and rendered
is to continue so till the removal of her MAJESTY'S dispatches,andat the same time said
something to graphed with his Majesty's ship Lee off Dublin yes- her situation more fatal. At
half-past two the vessel
remains out of the country. The tender off the above hi •min a whisper. His Lordship placed the box un- terday : the Lee had parted with the Royal squadron filled with water, fore and aft, the pump having pre-
place, as also a number of vessels in the River
Greenwich Hospital, and Rotherhithe Church, dis- der his arm, and hurried down to the KING, who viously been plied, bat with no effect. Two fine
the evening before, which is presumed to be at Holy- .
that in
horses were • the hold were now hoisted up;
played the same emblem of sorrow. was sitting in his cabin. It is usual, I believe, on bead. The road from Dublin to Dunleary, five
the groom wished ride one of them on shore, but
The Salisbury Grand Musical Festival takes place these melancholy occasions, to have minute guns miles, where his MAJESTY will land, is completely wen persuaded to I
desist. The horses were washed
on the 22d, 23d, and Sleh of August. The united fired to the number of years which the Royal Per- lined with carriages, &c. &c. flying to and fro. or thrown overboard. Previous to this, die passen-
talents of Madame CAMPORESE, Mrs. SAies
lON, IM T. sonage may have lived; but this ceremony was not DUBLIN, AUGUST 10.—The English Mail, which should have gen wished a signal to be made, to which the CJF.
VAUGHAN, Mr. W. KNYVETT, and Mr. BELLASIY, • arrived on Wednesday evening, did not reach Howth until tam would not agree, declaring there was no danger;
observed by the squadron.
aided by a powerful and numerous band, led by an early hour yesterday morning, owing to the misapplica- • but after some time a flab was carried aloft by a Ns'
Six o'Clock. a
CRAMER, cannot fail of producing the most sublime
The Commodore has just given orders for the sail-
tion of the steam-packets. A very unfortunate and distressingisenger (a printer, who wore a blue jacket), and made
effect at the Cathedral. The Selections are chiefly accident occurred as the Meteor seam-packet was in the act of . fast. Between four and five o'clock the seiner forced
the same as those lately performed at Westminster ing of the squadron at four o'clock to-morrow morn- entering the Pier at nowt!): she came in contact with a fishing I away the cabin deck windows, and the lug -age Inn-
is.. •
Abbey. AMIIIIOOETTI, we understand, is euganed ing, should the wind prove favourable.b wherry, and literally dashed her sides to pieces; the crush, owing I visions, SCC. were floated up, the sea !Nuking over
for the Evening Concerts. . His MAJESTY has intimated to the different Gen to the force of the engine, was dreadful--the wherry insanely I them. The waves increased with the risin; tide, and at
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Lest brought the vessel on her broadside. Soon after l . THE ARAI Y. • - Friends of her late MAJESTY, as a guidance to those' CO UR TOl COMMON COUNCIL.
the bant and deck lumber were washed overboard, I _ . who mean to bear a part .in the melancholy ceremony : i
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and two passengers, who were snatched away, were ; Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Sussex. " That in consequence of the general desire on the put of the ! This day, at half-pa twelve o'clock. e S re'
William Canna, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant.
with difficulty saved. All who were able now got i Public to attend in the Procession on the day of her blantsor's
Commission in the Codiff Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry it
siehral,,hlndieidually, as well as in Bodies of different Trades. Court of Common Council was held for the purpo e
.of testifying in a suitable manner, the deep and
upon the shrouds, and some held on by ropes fastened
to the
bulwarks, or to whatever they could find, to Cavalry, signed to- the Vice-Lieutenant of Olamorganshire. i i is y expedient
. that the most early., as well as the mast
Joseph Davies, Gent. to be Cornet. complete, Instruction, be circulated by this Committee, respect- ,
keep them out of the water, it being then breast high ing the arrangements to be observed on that day : for the accom- mournful feelings of the Court upon the sudden an
, lamented death of her MAJESTY QUEEN CAROLINE
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 17th July last. lishmert of which, this Cu r-' do print and distribute
on deck, and nothing but the %% earlier gunnel and Royal North Gloucester Militia—Tor mien warm Ilames, Pco iesoftheir • 111 "tte
p,
.. . recommendations.
mast to be seen. In this manner, men, women, and Gent. to be Lieutenant, read Wasion Harms, Gent. to be
attend on foot to join in the Procession,
. phut as it will be desirable for the different bodies that may 1 The Court had been summoned for Tuesday, but
children clung until, exhausted by the continuance of Lieutenant. this Committee do re- -I in consequence of the expressed determination of Ge
the waves that burst over them, they began to drop -----• commend that the Stewards or Conductors of soda Lollies do i
from their hold and were overwhelmed. One tremen- CORRESPONDENCE REL AIIVE TO HER take up their ground eastward of Hyde-Park Corner, as they vernment to remove the remains of her MAJESTY s, .
much sooner than had beenanticipated,
shall find the same vacant, and to follow in this Procession as far
dous wave, which struck the weather bow, cart led MAJESTY'S FUNERAL. a counter-
as may be convenient to them, with such proper testimonials of
off from tea to fifteen poor creatures at once. Men, respect as may appear befitting so solemn an occasion; and that summons was issued, calling a Court for this der.
The Court wit numerously attended, andthe NI dad
womee, and children, who seemed in the greatest No. I. the bands of music attached to the different trades do play the
Agonies, were now washed away, and every succeed- LADY ANNE HAMILTON AND LADY HOOD TO Dead Mores in Saul, u the body passes, and likewise lower their
Al It.-HOBEIOUSE. banners. bees were mostly in deep mourning.
The Requisition, which was most numerously
, ii.; wave appeared to mark its victims ; the survivors " That it be recommended to Gentlemen who mean to attend
a.l scarcely time to breathe between each. One
it Tinhceumbdenert on
nu athtteenntdances on hear
mlatre
Hitesthz the
tauteehnassrseen.l
on horseback, to assemble In Hyde Park at the hour of six in
-an jumped overboard, and was for some time seen only received intimationrtohisrarayr, at four the morning of Tuesday the 14th instant, where the Sub-Corn- signed, having been rea..e,
mi. !tee will attend to give them the necessary instructions; and The LORD MAYOR said, that in consequence of the
struggling towards the shore, supported on a trunk noon, of the necessary preparations to makee'rfoleer9ekthietemrboeurnafirneor.
it is requested that every Gentleman so attending do appear in -
or box. they find it impossible to complete the dresses requisite before
tepn.iourning—c. rape hatband, and black frontlet to the bridle hurried moceedings which were riag cm, he had *•
Tuesday night. - o. his Horse : Gentlemen are further requested not to appear in thought it necessary to call the Court, that the A boat lay to at a short distance to windward of
bouts.
Unless the time until Wednesday morning is allowed for the
.hem all night (apparently one of the King's Dock
removal of her late Majesty's remains, Lady Anne Hamilton jockey
o That it be recommended to such persons as purpose attend- might not be too late to accomplish the object for
gigs). Several signals were contrived to lure her to and Lady Hood will not have it in their power to attend the .
which they had been first called together.
Dig in mourning coaches ur private carriages, to take up their
• their assistance. One of the passengers, a soldier, funeral. • station in Groavenor-place, with their horses' heads towards
' fired his musket three times, having but three car- Braudenburgh-House, Saturday night, Aug. 11.
Hyde-Park Corner, and that they provide hatbands for their Sheriff WAITHNIAN then rose, and in a powerful -
the le
opened •
fridges, but the boat took no notice. When the water • No. 11. servants. Gentlemen are entreated to give the most positive or- speechbusiness of the day, by taking a ,se
' was making over the deck, a white handkerchief was MR. IIOI3IIOUSE TO LADY ANNE HAMILTON ders to. their servants to attend to the instructions of the Sub-
Committee, who will attend to conduct the arrangement of review of her late Majesty's life, from her first ar-
waved from the rigging, when the boat came down AND LADY HOOD.
and went a short distance to leeward of them. On Mr. Hobhouse has to acknowledge the receipt of the note ad- "Triages." • rival in this country until the end of all her suffer-
ings. He concluded by moving a Resolution form-
dressed to bins last night by Lady Anne Hamilton and Lady His MAJESTY'S Ministers have published the fob-
requested to approach, they said the sea was
Hood, from whence he is surprised to learn that the intention lowing qfficial Under :
running too high for them. The passengers in theing an eulogium on the character of her late Majesty,
of moving the late Que as en s remains, as nearly possible in con- " Loan Cneassitaaatn's Orme, Autotso 12, 1821.
Earl Moira then took a cork fender, and fastening a fortuity with the wish expressed in her Majesty 's Will, should
rope to it, let it drop towards the boat; but the boat- have been so recently communicated. to their Ladyships; the "The remains of her late MAJESTY will be pri- lamenting the persecutions which had been heaped
men refused to take hold of the rope, by means of anxiety of the King's servants to carry that wish into effect vately removed from Brandenburgh-House on Tues- upon her since her first arrival in this country, and
expressing their admiration of the manner in which
having s
dbeen
and
dpresatal to pr. Lushirision.and
aNdlnthWildGe on day (to-morrow) morning, at seven o'clock, in a
which they might have got safely alongside. About
ten minutes after, several packages were washed away,eas tt
eervdearyy
ssubsequent
-t
therein
ter
vssi,eowdd h e no obstacle. n:
hearse decorated
with ten escocheons, and drawn by
she had borne and contended against
cluded by expressing the deep sorrow of the Court at
tlernen havingl. yeight horses, .preceded by the Knight Marshal's men
when the wretches in the boat having.picked up three to the removal of the corpat on Tuesday morning. Mr. Hob-
' or lour portmanteaus and a trunk, immediately set house will lose no time in dispatching their Ladyships' note to on horseback, with black staves, and followed by the
sail with their plunder to Liverpool, although at the Lord Liverpool, and will communicate his Lordship's answer at carriages of her late MAJESTY, each drawn by six the sudden death of her MAJESTY, and the peculiar
the earliest moment. horses, conveying the Chamberlain, the Ladies of the and sorrowful circumstances attending it.
Mr. FAVELL followed, and in an able speech se-
Thetime the dead bodies were floating round the vessel.
Grosvenor-place, Aug. 12, ilile.past Eight A. at.
Captain, who was still in a state of intoxica- 13edchamber, atat callers of her late MAJESTY'S
No. II 1. establishment.
tion, was among the first alio perished. After the
MR. HOBTIOUSF. TO LADY
_ANNE HAMILTON conded the Motion, which was carried unanimously.
Mr. FAVELL proposed some Resolutions, in effect,
• most incoherent conduct, he was exclaiming, " We
AND LADY
that the Court was anxious to testify their respect
• , shell all be lost!" when he was struck on the breast Mr. Ilobhuuse pr nts his compliments to Lady Anne Ha- of a squadron of the Royal Regiment of Horse
by a wave, and, falling backwards, sunk alongside. milton and Lady Hood, and is desired by Lord Liverpool to Guards, with a standard, which will be relieved at
lye shall not pain our Readers by a minute detail apprise their Ladyships, that the order for the removal of her Roinford by a like guard of the 4th Light Dragoons; to the remains of her late Majesty, and that the •s
of the heart-rending scene of death that continued Majesty's remains on Tuesday is irrevocable. Their Lady- and similar reliefs will take place at Chelmsford and Corporation should attend the Royal corpse through
that
sips muste aware, in cases of thia it is y
In: in this period until all were either saved Or
frequent for persons who are to attend thenature, intermentelttrenie to follow
Colchester. the City, in the event of its proceeding by that route. -..
drowned. A few instances will suffice. A female, of after the procession has procee.led far on its route; and it is " Upon the arrival of the Procession at Chelms- This Resolution was carried unanimously. . 4
about thirty years of age, was observed with her two presumed, that if their Ladyships should, unfortunately, not he ford, the remains of her Late MAJESTY will be placed
It was also moved, that the Sheriffs should wait
children, one about eight months old, the other two entirely prepared on Tuesday morning, there can be no objet- in the Church under a military guard during the night,
tion to this course being adopted on the present occasioa. on Lord LIVERPOOL, to know at what time and place
years. For a considerable time shebuffeted the waves
Whitehall, August 12, Four la at. " On the following morning, at seven o'clock, the
"
with her infants in her arm,. A tremendous sea at
No. IV. Procession will move in the same order (with the ex-
the Royal corpse might be expected CO enter the City. .',
length struck her, beneath which her exhausted call
LADY 1100 D TO THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL. ception of the Knight Marshal's men, who will return It was then moved, that the Committee of the
dren were buried for a minute, or a minute and a at the termination of the first day's journey), and Corpdration which arranged the procession of her e'
half. The wind then lulled for a moment, and the My Loan—Though I have not the honour of your Lordship's
late MAJESTY to St. Paul's should be re-appointed, -.T.
acquaintance,Do s
the
li .ls
tee" nonf ntthirsestiostunthtte
tsimpulsent i
sslifseeh it to addressaht you,
bwill haltatHarwich,where a guard, of honour will
swell abated ; the agonized mother gazed at the call- e provided, to guard her &JETTY s remains until
to carry into execution such arrangements for the s'
dren in her arms, and found them both dead. She heart; and lam not without thy:hope of inspiringo
you(' your
ith they shall be embarked; and the colours at that sta-
uttered a piercing shriek, lost her hold, was over- sympathy on this most interesting and awful subject. I have.
non, and at Lan ward Fort, be at half-
Ie •d F will hoisted present occasion th •as they might deem necessary.
often, my Lord, heard you highly spoken of. Some time ago 1
whelmed by another wave, and perished with her
babes locked in her arms 1 Three soldiers were on
was acquainted with a Lady, who was either nearly allied to mast. The body, attended by those persons corn• These Resolutions were carried unanimously, after
pyroiun,cioprletsheintlapttreeLamdey Liverpool. Itleyrntsel
will
seenttsnopftan-otihiratgo:t posing the Procession, who are to accompany the some observations from Mr. Deputy PAINTER, who •
had understood that it was her MAJE.,TY'S wish to be -.0
board, having a deserter in charge. They remained same
.to the_ . Continent,
.will be conveyed on board the
by him as long as they could ; a sea struck them as ceUent monitor within ev•-ry one's breast—" To do as they GLASGOW frigate, appointed for this purpose.
buried without pomp, and he could not therefore ac- •,''
they stood together, and carried off the deserter, who would be done by." Why, my Lord, is her Majesty's funeral
thuw.stteindn heceLantly hurried? Mr. Hobhouse replied to a note " Minute guns will be fired from Languard Fort
cord with the latter Resolutions.
sunk immediately. One of the soldiers was carried d Anne Hamilton and myself—" Because it was as soon as the body is placed in the boat, and will be
Mr. Ante and AIdermanWAITHMAN replied, when, 1, under the boom, and clung to one of the stays. As the Queen.y
request in her will." This is, I believe, the first continued until the firing is taken up by his MA-
, .
butbamfl
etred. rtiFhts
FAVELL
vmccEaeoLrfurtherrrLpy
osatrhaidet:oßhneewsowasobservations,oltuitlnidoo nht
ahsvue have
pen
done
theytoolnipeeccs
et ohwdueoir
their
course
dtdoou fbe belch
n a
. . !
the sea lifted the vessel, he rose above water several and only request of her Majesty that ever has been complied
-
times, but at length, with an exclamation of mercy, with, And allow me, my Lord, to put another question to you JESTY'S ships in the bay."-
' yielded to his fate! —Why is there to he a guard of honour appointed to attend her
funeral, which honour was never given to her during her life?— REMOVAL OF HER MAJESTY'S REMAINS.
A vast number of men, women, and children (says If such is persisted in, I foresee much mischief, and I fear blood- 4 Committee-room, Freemasons' Tavern effect ;
a survivor who was in the rigging), the occupants of shed. The People have ever been her Maj,fsty'; only friends:
if Government should send the body another road to
One o'Clock, Monday Noon.
the front part of the vessel, were more exposed to the suffer them to pay their last tribute of affection to their
.beloved u
withoutnf betitngdiinnterrhuprtedbyt Majestye
for
From the silence observed on the part of the Government
waves, and there was no possibility of affording the suf- alnhave d injuredn in ‘Pleethn'hbitand the F.xecutors, relative to the line of road the Funeral will prevent them paying the proper respect to the Royal
remains, the Public would judge of the matter, and do
friers the least relief. We beheld them struggling with five months through immensea crowds,g
and no a sngle accident take, the Committee regret that they are not yet enabled to give
unanimously, and the
the most appalling difficulties. One female implored has ever occurred. Why, my Lord, is the corpse to be carried
the Public any Information respecting it ; but they presume they hoTnohuerßtoesothluemtiofnosrwthereeireadrertieerdmuinnaatniio
our assistance; but, on our extending a rope, she was out of the direct road, to disappoint the People? For HEAVEN'S
slakerevoke this sentence; the evil of it exceeds all calculation. shall be enabled, bfeight o'clock this evening, to satisfy all in-
too much exhausted to keep hold, and sunk. There
have, my Lord, been the companion of the Queen for the last quiry on the subject."
were about ten men clinging to one rape, the wife of five months: my previous knowledge of her good and estimable
this afternoon. The Court was then dissolved.
one having her husband in her arms. An irresistible qualities alone induced me to accept this situation, and from •
wave swept all away except three. The survivors seeing her deserted by all her former associates and friends. And Yesterday morning the whole of the late QUEEN'S
their exhausted comrades dropping, one by
seein I can with truth assure you, that not even her bitterest enemy Household, with all the domestics, attended in the
g—
could censure her Majesty's conduct; and her death-bed, my
one, from their hold, remained in continual appre- Lord—that awful M long gallery at Brandenburgh House to hear Divine YORK, AUGUST 10.
Moment to which we are all approaching—is _.
hension of a similar fate. an example to all Eying. Sbe died in peace, Ido believe, with Service performed by her late MAJESTY'S Domestic •
Chaplain, the Rev. JOHN PAGE WOOD, who deli- Yesterday, at two o'clock, just as her Majesty's At-
The Hoylake life-boat arrived to their assistance all the world; and. during her illness frequently said, ",..Ie ne
nurstpehrisietqst.w..s,annasissit vered a very impressive discourse adapted to the me. torney-General had sat down, after addressing the
between seven and eight. So great was their eager- sail sivoen moui ant faurai a
puffs vows
her
assurer gat:
tee je
nd
aqntistit,:tfielair des
lavlee II::
lancholy Occasion. . Jury. Mr. WILLIAMS was suddenly called out of
ness for self-preservation, that about thirty soon Brunette, to sans regrets;
her sister De
dropped into the boat, and the Commander, whose Mont that she bad forgiven her. Yesterday, at an early hour, crowds of persons Court, and brought back the appalling intelligence,
exertions cannot be sufficiently praised, was at length
I have one more appeal to snake to your Lordship; end first began to assemble in Hammersmith, under the ex- " The QUEEN is dead." Without any public expres-
obliged to put off to prevent the boat from being
be
I wall
ianiukchonelOrvehylre
therd
healed
tfuneralha no f
that the treenooufr Englanddshi should otualtde pectation of her MAJESTY lying in State. This, hos'''. sion, without one word of condolence, without any
swamped. They were all much exhausted, and
wife ?—that event proves your Lordship's opyinion on the spabject ; ever, was not the case, and caused great disappoint- interruption of the business before the Court, every
many of them in a dying state. Another boat, the the Queen will not have been dead a week till after ten o'ctoce ment to many persons from London. During the feature of every face distinctly expressed unfeigned •"
first from Lieerpoue, belonging to MATTucw times, next Tuesday night: therefore, I trust your heart will dictate whole of the day the toad leading to Hammersmith consternation. Mr. Mutton, AM's countenance be-
arrivedper- the same respect,
say,
tlhovate,lfor yeoeuhreewas lined with persons dressed in full mourning, pro- came deeply impressed with a settled and profound
about eight o'clock, and brought eight
Queen.su ceeding towards Brandenburgh House under the same gloom, which most eloquently proclaimed the feel-
sons ashore. Before the third boat arrived (belong- 1
prised at ,dt ehtter:interruptionto the rutty to
.of this house by sue-
ing, we are told, to WILLIAM CARRIE), the deck was stow of mourning—the having a part of this house hung with expectation. ings of his heart. He continued to discharge his du- -
torn up by the sea, and the mast fell. Many of the black, which cannot be completed before Monday night, if so The young Ladies and Gentlemen belonging to the ties till the rising of the Court. He has since re- • 4
women were swept away. There were twelve got into
soon, and tie proceedingt hhas
monly been interrupted
tic
this day various boarding schools proceeded to their Churches turned all his briefs, and set off for London. The •e
this boat, including a Lady, and fifteen sufferers re- cs
wifnliedaYt)h duringt
Chs.eth eSetrviece. t 1 trusty Dome
r s
my yCh
ou plain
per. in the morning, with their masters and mistresses at lamentations of the people here are general, and un-
o rd,
. '
mained clinging to the wreck, the greater number of order her Majesty's funeral before Wednesday or Thursday next. their head, chiefly all in deep mourning, disguised. The. multitude here never saw her MA-
whom were afterwards pidred -up by other boats. I will only add, my Lord, that every word of this letter is die- For some time prior to the commencement of ser- JESTY, and can have no rallying point for their gi iefs
There were but two females saved. tatcd by myself, and that I have set down nought in malice; for vice at Hammersmith Church, the galleries and pews and sympathies but the great and aillicting certainty • '
There were five Ladies cabin passengers, of whom my
yt
latem will rot
igowuemen:).the Church were filled to excess by a that she most illustrious and most injured Princess •
consciencevciencemisrwi to continuea tarielernernairctel in t
mosth e bodyrespect
aable congregation, amongst whom were of the present age has left this world through the
only one was saved. There were, we learn, thirty- entreat that your Lordship will grant all the requests contained
three cabin passengers in all, sixteen only of whom in this letter; and in so doing, be assured I shall ever feel the several persons of distinction. All were dressed in baseness of her enemies; yet they weep as fora dear •
were save!. It was impossible for us to obtain the highest veneration and esteem, permit me to add affection, for full mourning. The pew (empty and deserted) in friend whose looks and actions were engraved on
precise number of those who perished. The number your Lordship, and believe me, my Lord, your humble servant, which her MAJESTY used to sit, was covered with their memories. Among an immense concourse of
(Signed) JANE HOOD.
on board was not exactly known, nor the number B
randenburgh House, August 12,1821. black cloth, and the ornamental parts of the building people to whom the particulars wets: cemmuaicated
were decked with bunches of crape. yesterday in the street, there literally was not one
saved ; although the latter may be stated at about
No. V.
fifty, leaving about the same supposed number who THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL TO LADY HOOD. The staff, which was made on her MAJESTY'S ar- unmoistened eye. Marvellous is the power of death,
have perished. The bodies of two females, one child, rival in this country, and generally carried by the sublalum quer, irons. Those who bitterly abused her
Coombe Wood, August 1:. Beadle before her MAJESTY whenever she visited the name and her conduct seem to have lost their very
and a man, have been brought here, and others, we MADAMI have this moment had the honour of receiving
understand, have been landed near the Rock. The your Ladyship's letter, and I think it right to or-serve in answer Church, was also covered with crape. The whole consciousness ; they protest, and wculd.fain demon-
boat belonging to the Moira, in a shattered condi- to it, that when her late Majesty's Executors communicated to presented a most melancholy appearance. After straw, that they never spoke evil of her. In their case,
me copies of her last will, on. Mednesday last, by which it ap- pra-
yers were read, the Rev. Mr. LEGGETT, the Cu- to give immortality to their works, Would be to in-
don, was brought here last night: when picked up,
prayed that her Majesty desired that three days after her deatha
a fine shawl was found tied round one of the benches, rate, in the absence of the Rev. Mr. ATTWOOD, the flict the most terrible of curses. i,
her body should be sent to Brunswick for interment, I felt it
to which probably some unfortunate Lady had clung to be mT duty to give directions, in the King's absence, that her regular Preacher, who is ill, delivered an impressive --- +
es
until overwhelmed. Majesty s intentions in this respect might be carried into effect Sermon ;he took his Text from the First Epistle of CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-IINE, AUGUST ll.—Our market was ll',
.
with as little delay as possible; and I lost no time in laying be- St. Paul the Apostle to Timothy, and part of the
from Essex and Kent: the samples front the former Comity
but moderately supplied with Win at to -d.l, and that clikiy
Many of those on board were, we believe, of most
fore thlhKing the driereecttvi%shiwshrsichh.had.been Issued for this pr.
per re,' a'lrt. tarrtthe
et
tenth verse, to For men stealers, for liars, for perjured
respectable families, who were on their way to meetose once
toc jesty s commands
. to couture being of. inferior quality were almost imsaleable ; those from ".
his MAJESTY in Ireland, and carried with them con-the orders first given. I had directed persons, and if there be any other thing that is cone.b Kent being very fine met a tolerable brisk demand on full a
co act'
in conformityave
siderable property. If we are to credit report, some that the funeral should proceed from Brandenburgh-House to- wary to sound doctrine." The congregation were good terms as on this day se'nnight ; but the ordinal-, are
s
a2hs.atpeenr..eqnutar. quarter cahnesaspse,err,eandudilbseatte,liatttlne
dceoeullidnebenf gltsit.
of the inhabitants of Wallasey have been engaged in morrow morning ; but upon a representation which I received profoundly attentive ; and the Ladies almost univer-
from Dr. Lushington yesterday, it was agreed to put off the de-
stripping and plundering the bodies cast ashore. sally shed tears. The Female Charity Children all
rture till Tuesday, and I feel that I should be now acting in and the same reduction has taken place in the price of Oats the
Several Gentlemen exerted themselves in a arts- P.
Jrect contradiction to the King's commands, as well as con- wore black bands round their heads, arrivals having been very considerable and the demand Ma't ' '
elder Manner to save their fellow-sufferers, by help- trary to the intentions of her late Majesty, if I was a party to A Funeral Sermon was also preached it the Chapel ally diminished.—Current.prices as under : en- •
1
ing Om to more secure parts of the wreck. any further delay. iam sorry it is not in my power to return of St. Mary, Fulham, by the Rev. EDWARD ELMES. ENGLISH. Small Beans . ...... .....30s :7.0s
a more satisfactory answer. to your Ladyship's letter; but I have Throughout the neighbourhood of Hammersmith Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto .... ......... ..2.4S 2S. ,
All the survivors ascribe the disaster to the intoxi-
been ready from the beginning to communicate with her Ma- Essex l6s 62s Oats, Potatoe oaai to s
cation of the Captain, the Mate, and the greater part • . die the local interest almost surpasses belief. Of well- Suffolk
jesty s Executors on arrangements necessary to be made on 14s 60s l'okind ... ........ gos 2tis 4...
of the crew; the steward, and one or two others only this melancholy occasion ; and it has been the anxious desire of dressed persons, not one in fifty is seen out of full Nort'olk 42s 54s I --. Feed 18s 2ls ~
having done their duty. the King and his Government that everything should be con- mourning; and the poorer classes, who are unable to Rye ^Ss 31:s Flour, per Sack 50s ;,g,
The Newry packet, which sailed in company with ducted in the mast becoming, orderly, and decent manner. afford that expense, wear hatbands, or pieces of crape SMITHFIELD 'MARKET, AUG. 15.—OeaS. Od. to .s Od. p".
I have the honour to be, Madam, stone of sibs.; Mutton, 3s. id. to Cleat,d Z,s. 6.1. to is. 40.
upon their coloured clothes.
the Moira, put back all well. We are desired to Your Ladyship's obedient humble servant, Pork, Os. Od. to 45.1141. Lamb, 3s. od. to as. 6d.—Cattle •t NI ic
state that Mr. O'LEARY, and JoIIN CAREY, io. the . LIVERPOOL. The bells at Hammersmith toll every morning at lie Bes. 'C I 'OO Sheep and lambs,a i. k t, sts, 21,,0; a yes, o- ; 2 l ,904) ; .
service of the Earl of PonTaRLINGTON, are saved. -- nine o'clock, and at four in the afternoon, and from 244.—flay and Straw per load, Hay, al. los. to 41. 10 . Cl- •oo , &
..,.
41, to Si.ss. Straw 11. Ss. to 11. 16,.
Our data are too vague to afford us a list of names. The following instructions have been issued by the each hour continue doing so for two hours. •elt
- . • - - - --- - '. -•-

teen in her arms, and found tnem DOW ocau. oIIC heart ; and lam not without the hope of inspiring you wan the shall be embarked ; and the colours at that sta- -- '
uttered a piercing shriek, lost her hold, was over- sympathy on this most interesting and awful subject. I have .
nony, and at Languard Fort, will be hoisted at half- present occasion as tl• • ' they might deem necessary.
often, my Lord, heard you highly spoken of. Some time ago I
whelmed by another wave, and perished with her
MIS acqutahinte iedt withe
d a Lady, wholeivas either nearly allied to mast.
. The body, attended by those persons com• These Resolutions were carried unanimously, after
babes locked in her arms ! Three soldiers were on
board, having a deserter in charge. They remained you,e
inspire }wit) hope Liverpool.
principles me i that youse
will act up to that e Procession, who are to accompany the some observations from Mr. posing the.
Is same to the Continent, will be conveyed on board the had understood that it was her MaresTv's wish to be •
Deputy PAINTER, who
by him as long as they could ; a sea struck them as cellent monitor within every one's breast—" To do as they
GLASGOW appointed for this purpose.
they stood together, and carried off the deserter, who would. be done by." Why, my Lord, is her Majesty's funeral frigate, buried without pomp, and he could not therefore ac-
twhirristteinndbeceuntli hAtirtiethamillur.n Itodbhmou,eself
"Because. note "Minute guns will be fired from Languard Fort
cord_ with
_ the latter Resolutions.
sunk immediately. One of the soldiers was carried it was as soon as the body is placed in the boat, and will be
under the boom, and clung to one of the stays. As the ge 3.'4 reqyuest in her will." This yis, I believe, the first continued until the firing is taken up by his MA- Mr• dUPP and AldermanWa urn tom replied, when,
the sea lifted the vessel, he rose above water several and only request of her Majesty that ever has been complied
after some further observations, in the course of which
times, but at length, with an exclamation of mercy, with. And allow me, my Lord, to put another question to you JESTY'S ships in the bay."
yielded to his fate —Why is there to be a guard of honour appointed to attend her
, .bb
tlietdthtoe carry
pyotrhaet i
oßne
wouldsol trt io n
havehe pdroonpec set
their
i r into
d u
ty,
Mr. FA YELL said, he was not sure they would be ena-
funeral, which honour was never given to her during her life?— REMOVAL OF HER MAJESTY'S RF.MAINS.
A vast number of men, women, and children (says If such is persisted in, I foresee much mischief, and I leer blood- e' Committee-room, Freemasons' Tavern effect ;
a survivor who was in the rigging), the occupants of shed. The People have ever been her elajesty'e only friends:
if Government should send the body another road to
One o'Clock, Monday Noon.
the front part of the vessel, were more exposed to the suffer them to pay their last tribute of affection to their
.beloved u
alnhd injuredn‘'itteethit, hwibtibtoouft betitngdiinaterrhoprtedmab.y,stt
,e
fdirhtthar_yl.aa—t From the silence observed on the part of the Government
and the Executors, relative to the line of road the Funeral will prevent them paying the proper respect to the Royal
waves, and there was no possibility of affording the suf-
remains, the Public would judge of the matter, and do
ferers the least relief. We beheld them struggling with five months through immense a crowdsg, and not a single accident take, the Committee regret that they are not yet enabled to give
unanimously, and the
the most appalling difficulties. One female implored has ever occurred. Why, my Lord, is the corpse to be carried
the Public any Information respecting it; but they presume they
Thehonour
Resolutionsto them
adrertieerdmi n ati o
our assistance; but, on our extending a rope, she was out of the direct road, to disappoint the People? For HEAVEN'b
slakheaverevinoke this sentence; senteeancthe
e;
ethoetnevilldoofni,t,fetxhceeccidaset cf,a,iteuthlaetiloaisit. shall be enabled, by' eight o'clock this evening, to satisfy all in-
tect much exhausted to keep hold, and sunk. There
quiry on the subject."
were about ten men clinging to one rape, the wife of five mOntlyts: my previous knowledgeia of her good and estimable Committee was ordered to assemble at three o'clock
this afternoon. The Court was then dissolved.
one having her husband in her arms. An irresistible qualities alone induced me to accept this situation, and from •
Yesterday morning the whole of the late QUEEN'S
wave swept all away except three. The survivors seeing her deserted by all her former associates and friends. And
coldan with truth assure you, that not even her bitterest enemy Household, with all the domestics, attended in the
seeing their exhausted comrades dropping, one by
censure her .Majesey's conduct ; and her death-bed, my
one, from their hold, remained in continual apple- Lord—that awful Moment to which we are all approaching—is long gallery at Brandenburgh House to hear Divine YORK, AUGUST 10.
hension of a similar fate. an example to all Eying. Sbe died in peace, Ido believe, with Service performed by her late MAJESTY'S Domestic •
The Hoylake life-boat arrived to their assistance all the world; and. during her illness frequently said, "..Ie ne Chaplain, the Rev. JOHN PAGE WOOD, who deli- Yesterday, at two o'clock, just as her Majesty's At-
between seven and eight. So great was their eager- siis sivo4:ll moment faurai adieouslacursapehrisietqst.ie„s,annisisse vered a very impressive discourse adapted to the me. torney-General had sat down, after addressing the
msred uhserastseunilre ace jned
aqatistiFerir air des
lancholy occasion. Jury, Mr. WILLIAMS was suddenly called out of
ness for self-preservation, that about thirty soon Brunette, toonsassugre her gist.- rDe
dropped into the boat, and the Commander, whose Atom that she had forgiven her. Yesterday, at an early hour, crowds of persons. Court, and brought back the appalling intelligence,
exertions cannot be sufficiently praised, was at length
I have one more appeal to snake to your Lordship; end first began to assemble in Hammersmith, under the ex- " The QUEEN is dead:' Without any public expres-
obliged to put off to prevent the boat from being
be
I willso lai:ukchonalOrvehylte
the i
ed
tha no f
that the Queen enouu fr England It
dsa nhdi should
le pectation of her MAJESTY lying in State. This, how- sion, without one word of condolence, without any
swamped. They were all much exhausted, and
wife ?—that event proves your Lordship's opinion on the spebjecat ; ever, was not the case, and caused great disappoint- interruption of the business befOre the Court, every
many of them in a dying state. Another boat, the the queen will not have been dead a week till after ten o'clock ment to many persons from London. During the feature of every face distinctly expressed unfeigned
first from Livcrpoot, belonging to MATTHEW sAILL, next Tuesday night: therefore, I trust your heart will dictate whole of the day the toad leading to Hammersmith consternation. Mr. BROUGII Am's countenance be-
arrivedper. thteldsainNce• degreeionftdoutwl ahradvereslyt, if not
tlhovate,lfor reuhreeQua was lined with persons dressed in full mourning, pro- came deeply impressed with a settled and profound
about eight o'clock, and brought eight
eesutt.r tooting towards Brandenburgh House under the same gloom, which most eloquently proclaimed the feel-
sons ashore. Before the third boat arrived (belong- i
prisedma' t crow, my
'interruption to the ytraonqsuarliity of this house by a
ing, we are told, to WitmaNl CARRIE), the deck was eiew of mourning—the having a part of this house hung with expectation. ings of his heart. He continued to discharge his du-
torn up by the sea, and the mast fell. Many of the black, which cannot be completed before Monday night, if so The young Ladies and Gentlemen belonging to the ties till the rising of the Court. He has since
hre-
women were swept away. There were twelve got into
soon, and the proceedingi has only
trustyonly: been interrupted
d,a.
_th.is day various boarding schools proceeded to their Churches turned all his briefs, and set off for London. The
this boat, including a Lady, and fifteen sufferers re- c
iitillieda Yt)n, dicingyou piwalinilP:er; in the morning, with their masters and mistresses at lamentations of the people here are general, and un-
ct e
Stermvie ce .t my Cor
mained clinging to the wreck, the greater number of order her Majesty's funeral before Wednesday or Thursday next. their head, chiefly all in deep mourning, disguised. The. Multitude here never saw her MA-
whom were afterwards pinked -up by other boats. I will only add, my Lord, that every word of this letter is die- For some time prior to the commencement of ser- JESTY, and can have no rallying point for their ge iefs
There were but two females saved. tated by myself, and that I have set down nought in malice; for vice at Hammersmith Church, the galleries and pews and sympathies but the great and afillictiag certainty
d
There were five Ladies cabin passengers, of whommy
will rot
allowguerden,)the Church were filled to excess by a that -the most illustrious and most injured I'r incess
but late
conlosvciencemis:s.lto continuea tetieleenernari
bodycif
congregation, amongst whom were of the present age has left this world throtieli the
in
mostth e
respectable
only one was saved. There were, we learn, thirty- entreat that your Lordship will grant all the requests contained
three cabin passengers in all, sixteen only of whom in this letter; and in so doing, be assured I shall ever feel the several persons of distinction. All were dressed in baseness of her enemies; yet they weep as for '-a
dear
were save!. It was impossible for us to obtain the highest veneration and esteem, permit me to add affection, for full mourning. The pew (empty and deserted) in friend whose looks and actions were engraved on
your Lordship, and believe me, my Lord, your humble
, servant, which her MAJESTY used to sit, was covered with their memories. Among an immense concourse of
precise number of those who perished. The number
(Signed) JANE HQOD.
on board was not exactly known, nor the number B
randenburgh House, August 12, 1821. black cloth, and the ornamental parts of the building people to whom the particulars were communicated
were decked with binches of crape. yesterday in the street, there literally wa, not one
saved; although the latter may be stated at aboutNao. V.
fifty, leaving about the same supposed number who THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL TO LADY HOOD. The staff, which was made on her MAJESTY'S ar- unmoistened eye. Marvellous is the power of death,
have perished. The bodies of two females, one child, Coombe Wood 4 rival in this country, and generally carried by the suShousa (pee, haus. Those who bitterly abused her
Wood,
of receivingugust..
and a man, have been brought here, and others, weßeadle before her MAJESTY whenever she visited the name and her conduct seem to have lost their very
Matsui—l have this moment had the honour
understand, have been landed near the Rock. The your Ladyship's letter, and I think it right to oaserve in answer Church, was also covered with crape. The whole consciousness ; they protest, and wetildSain demon-
boat belonging to the Moira, in a shattered condi- to it, that when her late Majesty's Executors communicated to presented a most melancholy appearance. After straw, that they never spoke evil of her. In their case,
me copies ofhherer hilast will, o.n Wednesday last, by which it ap- Prayers were read, the Rev. Mr. LEGGETT, the Cu- to give immortality to their works, would be to ra-
tion, was brought here last night: when picked up,
that tltreefordahlytserafmteenrth,elr
felt
ttiht rate, in the absence of the Rev. Mr. ATTWOOD, the flict the most terrible of curses.
a fine shawl was found tied round one of the benches, rear, eddy that
s
should haejeaseldealto Brunswick
to which probably some unfortunate Lady had clung to be mT duty to give directions, in the King's absence, that her regular Preacher, who is ill, delivered an impressive ---
; those front
until overwhelmed. Majesty s intentions in this respect might be carried into effect Sermon ;he took his Text from the First Epistle of CORN EXCHANGE, MA RK-I. %NE, A Unest il.—Our market was
with as little delay as possible; and I lost no time in laying be- St. Paul the Apostle to Timothy, and part of the
fromi Essex and Kent: the samples from the former County
but moderately supplied with \l'h: at to-dee, and that chieiy
Many of those on board were, we believe, of most
fore the King
itaheeedriereeeciteiodnshlwahhichh.hadeat
'hes been issuat for this pr.
respectable families, who were on their way to meet tenth verse, " For men stealers, for liars, for perjured
his MAJESTY in Ireland, and carried with them con- to act'
in conformityv
to the orders jfirsyt given.eomin
In
hado condirectedtinue
osepersons, and if there be any other thing that is cony. Kent being boefining faerrioyrh:tjetr
metlit waerteedtarlanltsruireie,
demand, on full as
siderable property. If we are to credit report, some that the funeral should proceed from Brandenburgh-House to- Crary to sound doctrine." The congregation were good terms as on this day se'nnight ; but the ordinary sorts are
of the inhabitants of Wallasey have been engaged in morrow morning ; but upon a representation which I received profoundly attentive ; and the Ladies almost univer- 2s. per quarter cheaper, and but little could be got off at that
from Dr. Lushington yesterday, it was agreed to put off the de- abatement. Le
stripping and plundering the bodies cast ashore. sally shed tears. The Female Charity Children all ' ans were dull sale, at a decline of Is. per quarter,
amore till Tuesday, and I feel that I should by now acting in and the same reduction has taken place in the price of Olt+ the
Several Gentlemen exerted themselves in a parti- P
direct contradiction to the King's commands, as well as con- wore black bands round their heads, arrivals having been very considerable and the demand tea'teri-
cedar Manner to save their fellow-sufferers, by help- trary to the intentions of her late Majesty, if I was a party to A Funeral Sermon was also preached it the Chapel ally diminished.—Current.prices as under :
in g them to more secure parts of the wreck. any further delay. iam sorry it is not in my power to return of St. Mary, Fulham, by the Rev. EDWARD ELMES. ENGLISH. Small Beans . ...... .....30s e.os
a more satisfactory answer to your Ladyship's letter; but I have Throughout the neighbourhood of Hammersmith Wheat, Kent and lick ditto .... ......... ..24s 20.
All the survivors ascribe the disaster to the intoxi- .
been ready from the beginning to communicate with her Ma- Essex les 62s Oats, Potatoe oes see s
cation of the Captain, the Mate, and the greater part • . die be the local interest almost surpasses belief. Of well- Suffolk
jesty s Executor, on arrangements necessary to made on 14s 60s Poland ... ........ 00 s 2tis
of the crew; the steward, and one or two others only this melancholy occasion ; and it has been the anxious desire of dressed persons, not one in fifty is seen out of full Norfolk 49.s 54s I-- Feed 18s els
having done their duty. the King and his Government that everything should be con- mourning; and the poorer classes, who are unable to Rye ^Ss 39s Flour, per Sack 50s 55.
The Newry packet, which sailed in company with ducted in the mast becoming, orderly, and decent manner. afford that exp
upon their coloured cense, wear hatbands, or pieces of crape
stone of SMITH FIELD 'M
Mutton,A !MET,esA.
UG. 13.--•-• He
Vealti, 3S. Oft.
6.1. to. tO . s. O
4sd. i
au.
"
I have the honour to be, Madam, Sibs.; id. to e..od. , -..-,S. lothes.
the Moira, put back all well. We are desired to Your Ladyship's obedient humble servant, Pork, Is. Od. to 4a.Od. Lamb, es. 6d. to 4s. 6d.—Cattle •t NI •
state that Mr. O'Leaav, and JOHN CAREY, in the
.. LIVERPOOL. The bells at Hammersmith toll every morning at ke Bea. -C I "'eV Sheep and lambs,a i. ..
t, StS, 21:,0; a yes, o- ; wee 21,90n ;
service of the Earl of PonTaRLINGTON, are saved. ---- nine o'clock, and at four in the afternoon, and from 240.—flay and Straw per load, Hay, 31. les. to 41. so . (ley:. ,
Our data are too vague to afford us a list of names. The following instructions have been issued by the each hour continue doing so for two hours. • 41. to Si. ss. Straw 11. Bs. to IL 16,.
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