Star.
London, England, 1827-01-20 00:00:00

ilasailienr of Yid Ogg itt again Mato the Park. The
whole of dime evolutions were made with admirable promptitude,
and called forth the repeated plaudits of a vast concourse of spasm.
tors, wbo were assembled $ fie. JaMes's Park' to witness their
departure.
soon Mrs costa? CIRCULAR.
The solemn cerensoey of the Lying-in-State of the myth la-
mented Duke of York, was renewed yesterday mortdng, at the
King's Palace, Si. James's.
The attendee& eh the melancholy occadon were the some, in
everydapartinetaiws on the preceding day.
The anxiety of the poblic to gain admittance into the Palace
was mat abated, and the numbers admitted were much greater dun
on Thunder ; it is suppo.ed that three dr four times as many
people were enabled to slew the cseessosay yesterday, mes the
preceding daj. As your o'clock, the time when she dews ought to
have been closed, a very great concourse of people, eintissed
assembled, who had not gained admittance; the time of admis'i
was, in conseqolepce, allowed to be extended nearly an hour,lt bi-ing
about A quarter to five o'clock when the doors were closed.
Norther' of persons who visited the mournful spectacle, on Thom
day, and yesterday, were evidently much affected, and many parsons
shed tears..
In order That the day might be obset ved u a day efgenevul Miud►
log throughout the City, the Lord Mayor Oast she dallsystig
Proclamation :

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" BLOWN. Mayor.
Mansion.hifule, Jan. 18,1157.
" The Lord !Darn begs leave to suggest to his fellow citizens the
propriety of dosing their shbps and houses, and abstaining, as far as
may be practicable, from the transactitio of budness, on the day o'
the funeral of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York and Al-
bany, as a tribute of respect and affection to the memory of the
illustrious deceased.—(By order of tke Lord Mayor)
• • FRANC'S HOBLER."

The gates of the Royal Exchange, by order of the Gresham
Committee, will not be opened thrsughout the day. Lloyd's
Coffee-house will only be partially open ,• and, as a master of coarse,
both Stock Exchanges will be closed. At the Bank of England,
Obi Excise Unice and the Custom Honer, no more attendance will
be given than is absolutely necessary.
lie great was the interest excited by the funeral procession of hi.
Ziltear Highness the Hoke of York, that it was yesterday exceed-
diScult to procure even the most limited accommodation at
: The beds at the several inns and lodging houses had,
inn taken for some days past, and many persons who are m Officiate
lim the solemn ceremony were compelled to take up their temporary
ahmeles at the adjacent edit's% High prices have been given, on
the whole line of road, for seats commanding a view of the proms
don, and the front rooms of moat of the habitations were let at pukes
varying from A's to E2O. Workmen were also busy the whole of
yesterday in erecting temporary platforms in front of the buts and
public houses ; and lower down the road, booths for tht accociono-
dation of individuals and parties. The mat ket carts fm Covent-
garden, tearful of interruption, were coming in last night.
MARGATE, Januaar IS.

Since the arrival of the melancholy news of the death of his
Royal Highness the Duke of York, this place has displayed the
most profound respect and veneration to his memory ; every shop
is partly closed, the colours on the pier, steeple, and other places,
are hoisted half-way drill ; the great bell tolls talk hour every day,
and will continue so till after the funeral. This being the place
from whence his Royal Highness bas several times embarked for
the Continent makes each one eager to testify their respect to the
Illustrious Hero. The town km a very expresatve appearance of
the deep regret felt, by all parties.
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COY EltIT itt.Juisvir 19.

The pulpits and reading desks of the Churches and Dllts.
(Awls in this city. were on Sunday tau bong with black, in cam-
pilleneut Straw memory of the late Duke of York.. The Officers
mil troops of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoons stadoned here, wore
hliek craps* weer tarts of their uniforms, the musical instruments
wont MO *darned with black; and instead of the band playing
while peemoding to and from Divine Worship, the whole marched
as Church and back again in silence. •
EDINBURGH, Jammer 18.
Almon' so use Mean:v.—The Cunfmittee appointed to pie.
pore an Address of Condolence to his Majesty, on occasion of the
dm* of kit Royal Highness the Duke of York, presented the draft
Min Address, which having been read, was approved of, and tlii
Lord Provost authorised to sign, seal, and transmit the same to the
4111onabor for the city, to be laid before his Majesty. In token of
rowt co the memory of his Royal Highness, the Alagistrates and
awspill treed to recommend t bat the warehouses and shops if this
811111108108 shot at four o'clock on Saturday. the day of the Tune-
th,ari
111811101 11644 during the remainder of the slay.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCt. •

The Hunter, from Odessa, Is 01) shore at the Paint of Ayr.—The
Lady Mackenzie, HILL, from Liverpool to Limeriek, is on. shore
Ififiar Wanner. —ylse Fareban, of. Fird)lll, was totally wit eked
ow Undertone" aa. Wednesday.—The Volentia, of Pappienburgh,
was abandoned it sea 12th inst. being in a sinking state.
"Frazionvis, JAL IL—Wind N. N. W. 'moderate.—Arrived La
%lista, Breams, from Malta—sailed lath December. On the
Ilth lost. in lat. 47. 12. !cog. 9. 12. lost her foremast, jib boom,
tip.aail, squaresail, lower foresail, forettaysail, boat, bulwarks,
staunebeoos, Be. lost anemia overboard, and had as much ai two
feet and a half Crater in her hold.
PoatanaMen, Jar. 19.—Arrived the Amphitrite, Mamma, from
the Brazils far London, in $1 days. Spoke, on the 24th Nov. the
Citizen, of New ,York, from China; Dec. 18, tbe.brig Luguanay,
CUMMINS, of Liverpool, 14 days from Newfoundland, for Pernam-
ham in lat. 25.30. long. 36. Dee. 27, the brig Pursuit, of Lon.
d0n,12 days from Portsmouth, foeSs. Thomas's, in lat. 30. N.
long. 25. all well. Passed loy, the Nederlander, Warms, from
Rio for Antwerp, in 76 dayt. Arrived the Sarah, WWI', from
Alcoa*, in 78 days, and is under quarantine.
Diaz, Jam. 19.—Wind R.S.R. fresh breezes.—His Netherlands
Majessy's brig Swaim* remains. A Stet otoutward bound from
Itimegite passed this afternoon.
Dovos, Jas. 19.—Wind R.—Arrived the Velma, MANUA,
from Calais. Sailed his Maieny's packet Lyra, fur Calais ; and
Royal George, Herwoms, fur Boulogne. The smack Industry has
pkked op on the Suffolk coast, Sole bearing W. about siz miles, a
wood stocked chain anchor at 14 owe marked on de shank "
van, South Shields, --- 111, 1826." with about twenty fathoms of
grow-barred inch nna, and has landed them here this day.
Hamern, Jaw. 1 2.—lnived the Prince of Orange, Bansossorek
from Holland; and Castlereagh, Wetztaci, from Cuzkaven; with
mails. • . -
NORTH AND SOUTH AIIRRICAN COFFER-HO.USII
THIS DAY.
LITUTOOL, JAMAS? S.E.—Arrived the Three Sons.
Waeson, from Pawahrseco, sailed December 2; the Rover was
la all on the 113 d for this port obe Hope, Values% was to pro-
watts Paraiba, to load for this port; Fairy, from Trieste.
Seed the Rob Roy, Curse, foe Lima • Grecian baueh, for Rid
Jrasslro; Rebecca, Raze, fur Bahia; Betsey, bow, for Permuta-
tion, Briton, Panzasoar, for Monte Video; Favorite" Hassan.
acid HTNIIIII, for Maranham •' Perseverance Lour, for
Jambs; Mien and Itliza,Ptussaa, forJansaica ; Matchless, Caesi-
um, fee libvannah ; Planter, Paean, for Antigua • Memnon, HILL,
and Rnitilans, MOLDAMIT, for St. Vincent's; Cluistlea, Hooaaris,
for Dnikafen • Renown, Hooarra;for, St. Kkes and Trinidad;
lloyatills&, *taw, for hiaracaybo; Congress, Veva% far Oalio.
pmiy= &wrimbo, Marizz, for New York; William, La
Zettrerpoal, Coasts, for Charleston; Oirnbstaat, BAIN=
Burns, PATTIBOII, for Savannah ; Concordia, Ramer, for
Mew Orleans; Claremont, TOLSON, for Mobile.

...as; Ulu.—
Coaris,'Jix.lB4—Arrthed the Europa, from cmg far
cop,nbagen, hating been of the Wight these last titres days, Wwl
put aqua skispow through contrary winds. The Albion, Las, frau
Marietta. and Cowes, has an iced at Bremen.—Win! N
Sour Irmo vnts—The Altrea, Captain Bet.unomst, from
ammo le Overusey, by the Loudon Packet, Capt. blaoasir, of
Ormil ea 1417th ins% requested to be reported.

The onlysese of-serious injury sustained by any one
in the crowd at St. James's, on Thursday, appears to be
that of a Mr. Collins, fruiterer, of Kingsgate-street,
Hl,lborn,ti•ho made his way through nearly to :he gate,
,and thee fainted from the extreme pressure. It•wa..
some time before be could be extricated,' and being
sul•posed to be dead, he wag placed in a shell. Fortu-
nately he was recognized by two Ladies, who procured
malice' aid, and ahhouih be had been insensible fur
two-hours, I e is now considered oat of danger►
'The accounts from the manufacturing districts con
dune to be favourable. The local Journals are, indeed..'
. dnt as to the rate at which the improvement proceed•;
'his. their silence is not the worst 'evidence that the pro
ce.s of recovery is neither rerrostradingnnr stationary.

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