Star.
London, England, 1818-11-23 00:00:00

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iota it the it
I, had yestErdira fresh,
tself. The Chnr.:bes were
of was. norapParent only
he Pulpit, and the black
ity ;—it revealed ittelf in
and, solemn deportment of
more humbled themselves
iron, and bowed with
,nscrutable decrees of His
e different Preachers were
Lii feeling, and while they
se to the merits of the de-
:ion: from the. many bless-
id been crowned. Length
ank which scarcely had an
f prosperity which placgd
is, and its Sovereigns abhve
icities of private existence
toil of public life and the
)1- a Coprt—an'affectionate
dren—all that could con-
formed her lot on earth.
d to its last dregs, who but
ain the prisoned spirit from
1r delights and imperishable`
es an affecting allusion was
loved Princess CHARLorrs,
-andear, virtue, and happi-
so Cull of promise, and who
3raaces in the hearts of a
I hive exulted in being one

t time, tke foim of Prayer
in our Churches, was al-
-Irder in Council inserted in
the name of our venerable
mrnful solitude. The effect
;negations, as well as in the
e Ministers who are not yet
ug omission.
cards on duty yesterday;
Mai mourning, ney)fr9re
e on their cart. sword knots,
es covered wit!) black crape,
and large black stag hung
to the left side.

out half-past eight o'clock,
be late Qum, Was rempved
w at Kew Palace, by 'Mr.
oral undettairers. and his s+M
:STY'S chamber• where ete
be east end Of she Palace,i'

wd Chamberlain Office, and
Apothecary to the litwo, ar.d
. BECILENDOREP, Miss Bum-
r females who have been the
the QUEEN during her long
ie body was then wrapped in
:r. BRANDE, agreeably to the
retied to fill up the coffin with
mony was finished, Mr. Hot.-
d his assistants, were admit-
soldered-to the coffin, in the
lamed official persons.

. -
called at Cambridge-House,
lay morning, to.visit the Prin-
Duebess of GLOUCESTER, on
d Oatlands.

r returned to town on Satur-
it of condolence with the Prin-
t Duchess of GLOUCESTER.
newed his visit yesterday after-
town in the evening.
at eleven o'clock, Divine Ser.
t Carlton• House, by the Rev.
Chaplain of the Household.
of St. James's, Windsor, 'White-
-, were yesterday hung with
for her late MAJINITY. • The
Lunes's Chapel Hoyt', with the
is, find other furniture, were
oeing the Sovereign's mourning.
g for the livery Servants of the
ishmeats.

urch, Westminster, yesterday,
xt which had no allusion to her
lowever, the pulpit was hung
ad Dr. GREEN'S celebrates An-
we to know mine end, was per-
style by the Gentlemen of the
an the organ by Mr.WtELIAM.
rded to excess, i* expectation of
.te Sermon from the Dean.

largarct's, adjoining the Abbey,
occupied by the Rev. Rosen?
)lain to the late House of Com-
the 27th chapter of Proverbs,
Mast not thyself ?f to-morrow,
what a day may bring Arth.—
cher began by sheaving the in-
in forming projects for futurity,
n their abortiveness ; and pro-
te Awful ur.cettainty of hu,

Fiesty's slop ltAutLuvi."

the human will, and teaching . due submission .
its dictates. " One short year," observed the
Preacher, " has scarcely elapsed, since, by an aw-'
ful but Striking dispensation of Paormascs our
amiable PRlNeess, on whom the expectation and
viishes of the Nation were built, was torn from
us, and deposited in the lonesome tomb." " We
have this day, " added Mr. BTNYINS, " to lament
the demise of our most Gracious Queen CHARLOTTII,
who, during more than half a century, has shared the
Throne of &air beloved and venerable Monarch with
unblemiehed honour, unspotted integrity, and an un-
bending firmness of principle. May we not piously
hope, therefore, that she has exchanged this vale of
misery and woe for mansions in the skies, and, to join
that noble asse übly who stand before the Throne of
the ETZRNAL BRING, shouting Hallelujahs to GOa
and the Lamb ? May we not presume that bur de.
ceased QUitiN has been welcomed to the regions of
the blest, u,hered, as it were, by our lost Penwell%
with—" Well done, good and faithful servant!" Her
death is, at all evenu, no common calamity ; but it
is intended by ALMIGHTY GOD to wean us from

earthly pomp, from things visible, while it teaches us
the value of invisible realities. An awful admoni-
tion awaits us. May the event be improved by us ;
-and while we observe one cut off in -the midst of
health and useflilness, and another coming to the
grave in a good old age, may we prepare for that
country where the inhabitant says not—" /am sick,
but whose people are eternally blessed !" St. Mar-
aaret's was crowded to excess before the service be-

gait; and towards the close it was suffocation to•the
very door. The late Speaker of the House of Corn-
mons was observed in his pew.

,
It would be difficult, perhaps, to pronounce a mme
comprehensive enlpgium upon the characteto of our
late Qtrxxx, than is contained in
.t following extract
from an Addresl of Congratulation to her MAJZSInt,
drawn up-bylhe late Bishop of LLOWANT, after the
Ktwe'sseacirery in the year 1789:
• a Sensible of
.the influence of royal exaMple, -We
hive always thought that yoarsAstfrik* entitled
tb the thunks,of the Icingdomfor.the FOCA you have
.uniformly 'jive% -40.01 g a lant'resicience amongst
uS, .0:40"...0044 V: SINT *sty, ephe amiableness
mnFinely V lokni‘seiweers; ate glisen, as is infe,
asidlis i lieliiiii : Bot, iflirur M-A.fitity could have
claimed ooy'regfird: on nos Other account, the tender;
1
sum and co rern you have 'shorn for a•beloved Mol.
&arch. during hi, late unhappy situation, would have
'secured to you the grateful attachment pi' a loyal
people."

Church steeple
minute of the day on which the news arrived, v..
marked by, a solemn toll froth the great bell, and
yesterday morning was ushered in by :haled peals:'

4, CARLISLE, NOVEMBER n.

“On the receipt of the news of her MAJerrv's death
in this City, on Thursday afternoon, Ihe great bell of
the Cathedral was tolled during the space of an
hour ; and the. Rag at the Castle was immediately
hoisted half•staff high, in which position it still con-
tinues. Her Marastv's virtues, though neither ob-
trusive nor such as attract the popular gaze,' were
of
the most valuable kind, and of a nature not always
found in her elevated sphere of lifel they were sucl.
as may be honourably and advantageously imitated
by every wife and by every mother—and this is no
small merit.”

NOVEMBER 21.

Wednesday the MAYOR issued notices requesting
the inhabitants partially to close their shops, in con-
tequence.of the death of her MAJESTY. This token
of respect was generally complied with, and the
'steps will continue partly closed till after the inter-
ment. The cathedral is hung with black cloth on
the melancholy occasion of the death .of a Queen
who his shared the honours of the British Throne,
with conspicuous lustre, as a pattern of virtue, and
an example of conjugal and parental affection, for
nearly sixty years."

sounumrroN. NOVEMBERS'.
Immediately on the arrival of the intelligence in
this town of the demise of her bLusertr, the flag at
the Bar gate was displayed half mast high : the cur-
few now rings, with the bell half-muffled ; and the
performances at the Theatre, and all public amuse-
monts, are suspended.

" PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER it.

" On the death of her Majesty the Quesa being
announced at this port, the Royal Standard was im-
mediately hoisted half-mast high on board his Ma-
jesty's ship QUEER CHARLOTTE, in the harbour, and
also on the Queen's Battery on shore. The ensigns
and pendants of the several ships and vessels in port,
as well as the colours on the forts, Ac. were also
'hoisted in the same manner, and are to continue so
until the day of the funeral, which will be observed
here with the greate.t solemnity. The Royal Stan-
dard being hoisted on board the Quesit Cumet.errr,
the Bag of Admiral Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL, the
Commander-in-Chief, has been shifted to his Ma-

FALMOUTH. NOVEMBER iSsadsb..
Wind S. and E.S.E.—The 19th, arrived the two
Brothers, PALE,- from. Nevrfound'a id. In meaty •
days-90th, sailed the Hibbefts;PaAr, for Jamaica;
Mary, Ptoorox, for Bilboa ; Eliaa and Jane, Jaw.
wiwo, for St Michael's.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER at.
WindEast.—Arrived thoTheocrore, MootatsottAAA,
from Liverpool to Ostend, with loss of fore-yard;
thr Pieter Emma, Minims, from Rio Janeiro, in 4.8
days, was spoke off the Edystonek, by the pilot boats,
but would not come into harbour in consequence
theleary light duties.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER as.
-Wind Eat..—Arrived the-Orion, FRAU, from
Stockholm, and Williams, JOHNS, from Limerick.

DEAL, NOVEMBER
Wind E.—Yesterday morning sailed the es..
and the John, transports, with troops, for Cork.—
Ta-day sailed the Manly, CLARKE, for —• Came,
down from the River and sailed, the Auras, Haw.-
TON, for Rio Janeiro. Half-past four, p. m.—The
Planet, WIYNToN, for Jamaica, is coming throur'
the Gull stream, and no doubt will proceed on her
voyage, as the 'wind is fair.
DOVER, NOVEMBER se.

Arrived last night the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLANDS, with a Mad and Passengers,
from Ostend. Arrived this evening the Lord Duncan
packet, 'Captain HAMILTON, from Calais, with Pas-
sengers. The wind has blown strong from the S.''
siocelesterday morning, which has prevented an
Wish& leaving this port for the opposite coast.
COWES, NOVEMBER SI.
Arrived the Spring, —, of and from London
Leghorn, leaky in her upper works.
Novitaftiltft W.—Extract of a letter fromßoulogne,
dated November 16 :•. •• . .._ ,
._" the Betsey of London,
Rtenaans, from Youghall, last from Southampton
to-London, was wrecked,yesterday morning off the
Itatrance of Eastaples Bay) and all the crew perished,
the vessel having gone to pieces." •
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 22.
Wind S.E.—Arrived the Henry Freeling packet,
with a Mail, dec..finm Cuxhaven ; she brings the
Ildligence of the Elbe being free from ice. Also
'rived the Eclipse packet, with a' Mail, &c. from Hol
boW • and Charlotte, CORNFORTH, from Memel •
lkirekketet, with loss of two anchors and cables.
- MARGATE, NOVEMBER ft.
Thb:cargo Of the Noojt Gedagt, ROSIVta, is .
4:barging, and expected to be entirely landed to-day.
It is she will be got off next tide, but we
;Kill considerable damage. A hoy, reported to
the 'arrow Elizabeth, fioin Memel to Flushing,
stated to have been on the Long Sand yesterday, but
got off with. loss of anchor and cable, and proceeded
without further damage. .
•
LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 21.
' rut' Deux Amis, Galvin, which sailed from hence
!ni.liee..
.. 19th
pinEsNi.zfoirNt Ostend, has put
sit.tbac k leak;
Wind 5.5.8.--Arrived off this port the Hero,JT,
from Bengal.
SCILLY, NOVEMBER IS.
'Came in on the I I th instant the Bellona, Rosen'
London,-leaky—repaired, and ~ailed again
to-day. . .
IMESBNiS3, NQVEMBER so.
_,,
the Ulyises, —, bound to Calais ftm troops.,
Ville de Cadia packet, from the Creek to
has put in with loss of ant.hor and cable.
in brig Aire, with loss of anchor and cable.
. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, NOVEMBER 21.
Suns ENTIAZI) Tim/tam—The Eagle, Beal, from Denia ;
Franklin, Waner • Maria, Sparbury ; and Friends, Donaldson,
from Stettin ;, Misses. Davison; Union. Christie; and Pauy,
from Leghorn; Tuna,
Parker, from the South Sens' M, Blues-' Canada, Cummins; Latona, Moore; Bahia
Bois cant, Cant Northumberland, ITIcholsot; and Vigilant,
i=, from Christiana; Effort, Stevens, and Betsy, Cards
lga ; Fortrooendet, Krossentan, front Gene; Fame, Re-
Minuorld'arf Vesabelia,,Miller, tram htfrom h.leTzl;BThreeroth Frrinedhst;,Not 1
son,
Cessrboak, Stewart, from Hamburg's; Two Brothers,
Garrett, sod
Henry, Burnett ; and Dolphin. Odom, trout Stockholm : 110Peol
Biggs, from Pictou ; Triton' Lindstrom ; Christopher, Roves!
and' Signora da Paz, Pereira, from Lisbon; Regent. Wright ;I
May, Taylor; Sceptre. Ora; Levant, M‘lntosh; Elizabeth,
Dryden • Lavinia, Robinson; Mary, Motley; Selig, Cowielis ;
Trasiay:Jackson ; Vittoria, Carlini; Benjamin, Ledman ; Brans- I
ford, Spring, from Petersbnrgh; Wellington, Owen; Loyal
Briton, lime; Bellona Storey ; Manes, Shaw ; and Agamenss
non, Rodgers, from (limber ; Catiarinc, 11.111, and Mercauar,
Carron, from Archangel; Albion, Alien; Spartan, Osbonwei
and Mercury, Dixon, front Gottenburgh; Zasta Alberdina, E/r.l
jis. from Groningen; Hebe, How, and Nymph, Radcliff, front
Smyrna; Marianne, Thomson, from Demarara ; Pomona, Ber-
I
ridge, from Attn: Delight, Arnott,-from Tarragona; Is Bon I
Violier,Janrien, and Furst Blucher, Engel, from Danish ; and
Solon, Macklin, from Iheaborg.
Outwassa.—Venelia, Hearn, and Ida, Passmore, for Ja-
maica; Intrepid Packet, Thornton, for Gibraltar; Nestor,
Theakit, far Bombay; Liehle, Pik, for Bilboa; and Sophie,
Belloche, for Cayenne.

The Mary, Wasson, from Calcutta, is arrived off
the Lizard, 142 days passage.
Saturday afternoon, the cam ship Mary, Captain
TATI,OR, arrived at Portsmouth, from Calcutta, the
Cape. of Good Hope, St. Helena, and Ascension,
btabgtag a mail from each of these places. She
touched at St. Helena on the 16th of October, seven-
teen days after the MUSQUITO, when BONAPARTE was
in an improved state of health, and the island in a
state of perfect tranquillity.
Wednesday, the PELICAN, IS, Captain Conon,
arrived from Port Royal, Jamaica, after a passage of
only twenty-eight days, bringing 300,000 dollars on
account of the merchants. The TYRIAN, Captain
Fextx, sailed on the same day for England. Captain
POPIIAM had exchanged with Captain Feu', of the
BEAVER. The PIQUE and PRIMROSE had left 'the
station throe weeks previously, on their return horns;
the former was to call at the Havannah, the latter at
Honduras. The LARNE was the only ship left at
Port Royal. The island and the squadron were very
healthy. No news from the Spanish Main.
A letter received at Portsmouth gives the follow:
ing.intelligence respecting a part of the Spanish Ex-,
pedition which sailed some time 'since .from Cadiz,
bound.to Lima, with reinforcements for the support
of the cause of FERDINAND the beloved, in Peru :
By the brig Nightingale, from Buenos Ayres, I in;
orm you, that a transport, with 500 men, being one
.of the expedition from Cadiz bound to Lima, has pro•
ferred joining the Patriot cause; and has therefore
put into Buenos Ayres, al d volunteered their services.
'Two store of a similar description, and on a si.milar
errand, may be hourly expected."

the remainder of thalfiliiit
Drago. es, paised thiough s,_
by tnew baggage, on theht.iihrte
The Guards and ad itegiinent
Calais this day.
sautiday the 12th Royall
trod Barrack:

The Bing of Pavan*
Matti, appointed the 1'

Lady 140110A/3.g Irish Xational Tale, .
" Florence Mc:earthy," will appear in the course
'the present week.

A most severe satire on the Parisians, and on the
preiailing mania for living in France, is said to be on
the point of appearing. It is entitled The English-
man in Paris," and is written, we understand, by a
young man of fashion, whit has incidentally detailed
his own adventm es, as well as those of several of his
acquaintance, during. their residence in that empo-
rium of splendour, vice, and folly.
Sunday sennight, the traa►sport Thomas and Mary,
Lieut. J. W. Parromati, Commander, arrived from
Leghorn, having'on board a variety'nf presents from
the Grand Duke of TUSCAWY to the Pat NCE REGENT.
They consist principally of a large beautiful white
marble vase, weighing thirty tons, a complete series
of casts from the celebrated sculptures of Niobe and
her children; a variety of other casts from Athenian.
antiquities; and alabaster and marble ornaments, of
exquisite workmanship. These, it is understood, are
in exchange for a set of casts from the Elgin marbles,
which the PRINCE REGENT made a present of to the
Grand Duke of TUSCANY.

BOXING. •
The stakes of XS* a-slde between Scrogens, and Martin, the
baker, are to he made good, at Belcher's, to-morrow-evening s,
The battle to tnke place on the Bth of next month.
The match between Shelton, the navigator, and PurcelL, is off,
and the deposit-money forfeited. Shelton has, in consequence,
offered to enter the lasts with young Crawley (alias Rump-eitak),
for W. a-side, on the day that Bandall and Turner light.
Crib, the Champion, it seems, has condescended to take the
conceit out of the Lancashire hero; Carter, for Lool. a-side;
or rather than not have a battle, to settle this knotty point so
muck ,at issue: in the sporting world, which is the best man,
Crib will take 8001. a-side.
Rids); se'nnight, as two persons named J. Dutch and E. Smith,
were drinking at the Castle Inn Tap, Tunbridge Wells, they
quarrelled, and left the house about ten o'clock, to settle it by a
battle. They fought at a place in the -parish of Speldburst, tin
near twelve o'clock, when Smith received a blow in the pit of
his stomach, • and fell with his head against some hard grOund,
and never spoke afterwards. He was taken home to grants and
died about two o'clock next *laming.

CSIY 8 caantoer. wnv' we
people.,
. .-
Abe east end Of the Palaa; -, , ' se PUESTON, NOYEMittill 21. :'.ratne i
xessels, al} the aft IF4dored .: a tlii.iiatelligence which, he long continued illness from Lon
ntlY withamwfivin.th'erlat . ' le Quus had for some time prepared ,I..isnitick
i were then made forflactlS -:".. - Was annowneadits sown on WO's** . 'Poi in
t"7 11611 444' " law•
itsuat etpoefocrettons of sorrowful renserobrante4fm_The
t slgerna order 824 decinunb vide lai)iiriiardit the occasion. A ftag at the parish ,London,
lirection and superintenda.nce
Church steeple Was hoisted half mast high ; every
.2•P—Pat

Yesterdaylnerning, betwpsneen and eleven s; elm.
vithe remainder of that fine regiment, the 18th Light ' •
7'•Drego..es, thiough Town, and were followed
II by tneir baggage, on Sidi route to the North. ,
Pl' The Guards and ad iteedoont swoop to embark at.
Calais this. day.
Saturday. the 12th Royal Lancers marchedinso the
14 grog Barracks, Chiclnner, where they are qtat4leati,
18 The King of Paean* has, like the Fasspetor•ef
Itbasta, appointed the Duke of W extant:4ov 2 Irseid
Allbifieschty a division of the 79d Regiineist marched
from the barracks of Chelmtford, on their route to
Deptftird, to embark for Ceylon; and on Thursday
the in and ed divisions of the 71st Highland Light
Infantry, marched from the barracks of Chelmsford,
ed, ou their route to Derby, Nottingham, and Weeden;
'e th3cl division also followedon•Priday.
me The troops intended to embark for foreign service
EL- art finally arranged as followss,-,-The 4th, sth, 9tll,
(he and 21st, from Fortsmouth, and the 50th from Cork,
igh for the West Indies; the 11th and 19th Dragoons,
her for India, to replace the 24th and 25th Dragoons,
which are ordered home; the 54th, for the Cape; the
27th, for Gibraltar ; and the 20th for St:. Helena.--
ket, The 18th, 25th, 35th, 39th, and 2d battalion-9,4i
ers, Regiment, are to embark at Portsmouth, for Irelan,i.
can Saturday, a private belonging to the Ist Regimen,
''as- of Guards received 300 lashes in the Tilt-yard, to,
E. disposing of his necessaries. •
any
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Camaeloort and the Princess Loanta of Hem, si-,
for ter 'm
the Duchess, arrived at Hanover the 13th inst.
gne, Boar Strelitz.
don, The Duke of goner left Kensington Palace on
Porn Friday, for Tunbridge-wells. His Royal Highness
, the will return to town to attend the funeral.
.hed, COURT AND GENERAL MOURNlND.—Agreeably t,
an Order issued by the PRINCE RRGENT.on the 16t.
of November, 1816, the mourning thenceforth to the
cket, Court was limited to six months, and to the public
e in- siz weeks. •
o ar- TttE KING'S JEWILE.—One of the partners of,the
Ilol• house of Messrs.ltueDELL, Beinor,_and•lttenzLi„
to of Ludgate-hill, with whom the late QUEEN'S dia-
monds were deposited,
.had on audience of his Rnya , ,
'Highness the Papier REozer, at Carlton-Houie,
dis- Saturday. It appears that the Kteo's George, dia-
-day- 'pond hilted sword, loop, Etc. which were supposed w
fear have been safely deposited, in a cabiuct belouging to-
-3) be her MAJESTY, at Windsor-Castle, have not yet been •
lg, is found: and it is supposed this audience had reference
, but to the subject.
ceded
m tut
ATRlalbli•--SaturChlT'riiiight MargaretDownes,
of Wheaton Aston, St dshire, ripened •to have
been wounded in the thigh by her son, a lad 18 years
hence of age, iVat brought to the Staffordshire Infirmary,
4." where itwas found necessary to 'amputate the limb;
Face, but the poor woman died on Thursday last.
We lament to say, that the lady who was conveyed
• to the Hospital, from the accident in Lombard-street,
liars, died yeeferday ; as did ANDERSOM, the Phcenix Fire-
tin for man, last night.
It is a melancholy fact, that the Heir to a princely
formic actually lost.his life by wearing step, His
twos- Lordship had two-men to lace his sip when)* was
tek to
sdreesitrg 1. .
cable. Lady Moitoae's Irish Xational 'Dale, entitled
cable. " Florence Mocartho," will appear in the course •