Star.
London, England, 1818-12-07 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.

Wednesday being the day appointed for the fune-
ral of our late Most Excellent MAJEsrY, it was ob-
served here with every devotional mark of respect.
AU the shops were closed, and the Mayor and Cor-
poration, in their magisterial robes, attended 'Divine
bervice, where a most impressive Sermon was preach-
ed to a crowded congregation by the Rev. Mr. DEA.
!sox, from the following rext of Scripture, 23d chap-
ter of Numbers, 10th verse —" Let me die the death
of the righteous, and let my last end be like his.
Nor was its solemn observance confined to our
Church, as the most becoming testimony of loyalty
and affection for our beloved QUEEN was also mani-
fested by Colonel Quevrim and the Officers of the
10th Regiment of Hussars, at Radipole Barracks,
before whom and a very respectable assemblage the
sacred rites were also administered by the Rev. Mr.
Gonrox, who also delivered a most excellent dis-
course from the following words—" Blessed are the
dead who die in the LORD."

The continued tolling of the bell till eight o'clock,
minute guns firing from his Majesty's ship Rosario,
and the Town Battery and Portland Castle, together
with colours hoisted half-mast in the Countess of Li-
verpool and Francis Freeling Post Office packets,
and the shipping in the harbour, concluded the last
tribute of regard that appeared manifest among all
ranks and persuasions.

Yesterday the following Bulletin was eahibited at
St. James's Palace :

" Windsor Castle, Dec. 8.

His Manarr's tranquillity has been undisturbed throughout
the last month, and his Marrsry's health has been good, but
lds dbdtdercootinues in the same state. (Signed)
"H. HALFORD, "J. WILLIS,
"M. BAILLIE, "R. WILLIS."
" W. HEBERMIN,

Saturday the establishment at Kew Palace was
broke up, leaving only the housekeeper and other
set vats who were there previous to the late QUZEN
going there some months since, on her removal from
her Palace, when her stay at Kew was only expected
to be for a few days.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess
AUGUSTA have removed to Windsor Castle.

Saturday, about half-past eleven o'clock, the Duke
'of YORK left Town for Windsor, and from thence his
Royal Highness proceeded to Oatlands.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carl-
ton House by the Rev. W. F. BLOMRERG and the
Rev. Dr. S:CLARKE.
Viscount SIDMOUTH had an audience of the PRINCE
REGENT on Saturday.
Yesterday, soon after two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at the LORD CHANCELLOR'S house in Picca-
dilly, which was attended, besides his Lordship, by
the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Earl of HARROWBY, the
Earl of WESTMORLAND, the Earl BATIIURST, the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Viscount SIDMOUTH,
Mr. CANNING, and Viscount MELVILLE. The Ca-
binet Ministers continued in deliberation a considera-
ble time.

Lord Awsor; left town yesterday for his seat, Shug-
borough, Staffordshire.
Saturday the first Meeting of the principal Glee
Club of England was held at the Crown and Anchor
Tavern, in the Strand, STEPHEN GROOSIBILIbIAg L:4l.
the Prebitient, in the Chair.

MR. INEZ:LEY AND C111:_D.

We feel indescribable pleasure in ;ono
this child, in whose fate the Public hare felt
interest, is new enjoying the endearments c
ther. Mr. Honstity arrived last right, al;
o'clock, from his fatiguing pursuit, acconal
the little boy, who, we are happy to s,
ruddy, and in perfect health—happy and cl
Mr. HORSLEY left Cuxhaven on Sunday
ult. in the Earl of Leicester packet, Capta
MOND, which did not, however, reach the
coast till Saturday evening, when Mr; Hop.
his child, and Captain HA MS:OND, landed at
in Norfolk, about twenty-three miles from
and one hundred and twenty-nine from
Captain HAMMOND took horse and posted 1
but Mr. HORSLEY, on account of the d
obliged to hire a cart, in which he was fi
travelling to Norwich. Captain HAMMOND
got so far before Mr. HORSLEY, that he rea;l
yesterday as early as four o'clock, bat ins!
'his arrival at the Post-Office, Mr. FREEDI:
the same considerate regard which he has -;
shewn to the anxious feelings of a bcre::vtd
dispatched a messenger to Mrs. llnest.rr.
joyful tidings of her husband and son's bei:
on English ground.

Devillain Rennett is said to have
his design in taking the child to Arne-rki,
writing thence to its parents, informing the
having it in his possession, to extort from
possible, a large sum of money for its ransoi

The necessary proceedings for transmittini
feeling thief to England, were not ternn:;a:
Mr. HORSLEY set off from Bremen on hi.
home. Certain forms of law, and even g
communication from cur Government, were:
but these were all in regular train. and it wi
many days before the unfeeling robber will Li
over to justice, and tried by the laws of his

Lord ELLENDOROUGH continues in such a
to afford grounds of the most serious

numerous. friends and admirers.

Sr. ANDREW'S DAY.—Monday being tl
versary of St. Andrew, the tutelar saint of
the most honourable fraternity of Free and I
Masons assembled, agreeably to ancient 1
Freemason's Hall, Edinburgh, for the purpc
pointing office-bearers for the Grand Lodge
land for the ensuing year, when his Royal
the PRINCE REGENT was unanimously emu
Master and Patron of the Order for Scotl
Most Noble GEORGE, Marquis of TWEECDA
ing Grand Master under his Royal 11,01
JOHN MARJORIBANKS of Lees; Bart. M.P:Pa
Master; and W. Int.'s, of Middleton, Esl.:4
Grand Ma-..ter..
One of the wheels of the Duke of Wm.
carriage, on his Grace going to Pais, wag
on the Boulevard Montmartre. His Grace
quence, proceeded pn foot to his Hotel rt.c des
Elysees, accompanied by his first Aide-de-CA
lonel HERVEY. His Grace declined a guar
nour, which was offered to him. The Duk
ttltttEu went to visit the Noble Duke in
lowing day, but his Grace was gone out.
The Duke of ANGOLILEME was expected
to Paris on or before the 12th instant. H
Highness entered Colmar under a niumpl
and partook of a file prepared for him sit th
ture. The bust of the KING decorated t!
and the pedestal on which it stood was inscri
some verses, expressing, that this year terroil
their ills; that they now had nothing hi
plains, good wine on their hills, anci none but
men in their towns. It would have been fort
Europe if they had always been equally ]tap
enjoyment of the good cheer of their own
and in keeping their cwn company. Lii
General PUTHOD waited on his Royal High
delivered an address, in the name of t:,e
Officers at Colmar, containing strong profc
loyalty, ai,d of their readiness to die in the s
their KING ; and assuring him, that if the 11
the Crown should require it, his Royal
could rally under his standards " tens of tha
those brave men, upon whom one day of e
a hundred days of misfortune have entailed
and too protracted an obscurity."
FLORENCE MACARTHY.—SUCiI was ti.l
of the Public to obtain this new Work of La
GAN'S, that the entire First Edition war of
the different Booksellers, long before the da
lication. We are not, however, surprized a
cumstance, for though Lady MORGAN has
' a name and notoriety which must attach gr
city and interest to all her productions, yet
being pretty generally known, that under th
of Florence Macarthy, she was to take he
revenge" upon her enemies, in the shape c
these Volumes were looked for with an :
anxiety by that numerous class of readers
light in fiction much, but still more in rea
crimination.

The following is a copy of the Commis
Customs' Order to their Collectors and ('or
relating to the performance of quarantine,
importation of Cotton Wool from the
of America :

" Custom-house, London. Nc:
" Hiving had under consideration the Repcns ct
tors and Comptrollers at some of the principal p. rt,
our order of inquiry as to the documents required cc
tation of Cotton Wool from the United States of .
exempt the article from the performance of qtriranti
" And it appearing that the practice at the different
the inquiry has been made is not uniform; the Co
Comptrollers at sos-s of the ports requiring only ttu
ration prescribed by the 42d sect. of the Order ir. C
sth of April. 1805, shall be produced; whereas at
the oath prescribed by the Order in Council of the
gust, 1810, is also required :
" We acquaint you, (in conformity with the dirt,
Lords of his Majesty's Test Pon. Privy Council,
Mr. Buller's letter of the 27th ult.) that the oath p
the Order in Council of the Bth August, 1810, is not
cases where the declaration prescribed by the
Order in Council of the sth April, 1805.15 prodt.cei
, the declaration is not p roduced, then the oath is to
I And we direct you to govern yoursdves az.ot6tnelr

AL INTELLIGEN,:E.

..10UTH, DECEMBER 4.
S.S.E.—Arrived th.!Voyager, JACKS.,
in forty-one days.
',WIC'', DECEMBER 6.
AB the up-bound ships have sailed
—The brig Three Sisters, Rictinnusos,
ioodbridge Haven, having got aground
the entrance of the Haven, beat over,
ashore on the main within the harbour.
again on Friday evening, and is re-
damage.
;MOUTH, DECEMBER 6.
blows strong.—Yesterday arrived
SARACEN, from Bermuda; put
To-day arrived his Majesty's
from the Downs ; Devon, MASON,
;verpool, having shifted her ballast
the Aurora, Fame, John, Defence,
iry; Brilliant, Alfred, Wigton, and
transports, from Cork, to take troops
, and West Indies.
DEAL, DECEMBER 6.

_...—Yesterday, the Ross, HAaalsoN,
Jamaica, and the Mayflower, ELLISON, from
't to Portsmouth, lost each an anchor and
Today came down from the River, the Re-
vroa, for Jamaica; Lang, CLARK, for Ma-
&aro, I; and his Majesty's sloop SOPHIA,
Westward. The Blenheim, and several more
have bore up again for Margate Roads,
ile to reach the Downs. Arrived his Ma-
ni) Vsaocutt, and sailed with the Atzar
war, for Leith. Also sailed the Mayflower,
for Portsmouth ; and several colliers.to the
Remain the rest of the outward-bound. •
DOVER. DECEMBER 5.
SLCI this day the King George packet, Captain
with a Mail for Calais; and the Lord Sid•
Captain Pest, with a Mail and passengers
tend. Arrived this evening L'lris, French
from Calais, with a Mail.
6.—Wind S. blows strong.—Arrived
ig early 4 the Princess Charlotte packet,
to IiALLANDS, from Ostend, with
_a Mail and

Sailed this day, the Lady Jane James,
Harwaaro, for Calais, with passengers. •Ar-
thii evening the Lord Duncan packet, Captain
-0; and Flora, Captain WArsos, from Ca-
passe;:gers.

PADSTOW, DECEMBER 4.
Arrived the Aurora, GILCURIST, from Liverpool
• Azores, with damage.
LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 4.
tared the Marquis of Anglesea, Mooßsoas, from
!d 25th May, and from St. Helena Abe
DEC. s—The Westmorland, CURIEIE,

for Bombay, has put back, her mainmast
—The Commerce, JENKINS, from YoiT
this port, was run down tile 2.1 instant, six
to E.N.E. of Tuscar, the Captain drowned,
rest of the crew saved.

CUSTOV-HOUSE, LONDON, DECEMBER 5.
• &ma= IstwAanse—The Regent Packet, Wishart,
• Helena, Gerdes, from Rostock; Prince Xutusoff,
Jamaica; Julius C:xiar, Luckie, from Demaura
Scott, from Vera Cruz ; Ocean, Lowther, from
Sarah, Waters; Ann, Slater • Amity, Price, from
Loft, Priest, front Riga I liannah, Pearson, from
set, Sacken, front Rio Janeiro.; Samuel. Babbitts,.
Minerva, Strackarn, from Demarara • Mentor,
Malvtrta, Cooper, from Mesa; Queen asiurkstsit.'
i the Cape of Good Hope; Grant, Moffatt, from'
?sseverance, Chancellor, from Malta; Pilot, Prawn,
''of France; Rlilabeth, Ball, front Lisbon.
-The Christian, Fothecingale, and Ant, Barker,
Stewart, for Bengal; and Berivlck,

.....,aaos.—The Sicily, Capper, for Gibraltar;
Muller, for Jamaica; Tyger. Powell, for Smyrna;
Rogers, for Antwerp; bilersy, Plink, for Yoe:i-
-ncite:lo, for Leghorn; John, Smith, for War-
'lyn Castle, Walker, for Teneriffe.

t-iton, MARSHALL, from Quebec, has arrived
with part of her cargo thrown over-

!ant, PORTNESS, from ihmshag, was
Whitehaven the 2d instant.
REDWING, IS, Captain Huss, will sail from
in a few days for the Cape, and take out
LTR NOT to St. Helena, and Mr. ELLts to
The object of the mission of the former
n ; the latter has been appointed Secre-
the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, vice
%IMER, deceased.
se'r.night, the HOUND cutter, Lieutenant
seized, between Worthing and Little-
boats, one containg 189 casks of tobacco
'leach cask), the other 136 casks of spirits of
the same was delivered into the Costom-house

42121 ; and on Monday night last, the Officer
vessel, stationed on shore, near Worthing,
11 casks if Geneva, which had been landed
it, and were in possesion of the smugglers.
iy morning arrived at Portsmouth the SA-
-15, Captain JOHN GORE (b), from Dermnda,
tys, to be paid off. She came in with a yellow
and was put under quarantine, in conse-
a remittent bilious fever prevailing there ;
i she kft the island the disorder was 'fast sub-
The HARRIER, Sir CHARLES JONES, was LO,
nett day, (October 17), for England, with
4 cochircal on board, and may be hourly
The LEANDER, Sir D. MILNE, and' the
2R, Capt. FORBES, were left at Bermuda.
iy last, some experiments were tried; at the,
ling Office Wharf, Portsmouth, with a life
invented by Lieutenant ALLEN F. GARDINER,
before Captain Hottits, and several othcn Na-
gars It is expected this boat will prove to
considerable advantages over those at present
; the plan being applicable to every descrip-
boat. She supports the weight of 18 men,
filled with water ; and when completely over-
though with mast and sail standing, rights again'
. any aid.
Wednesday morning, at an early hour, the dwel-
house of Mr. JOHN lIOLROYD, at Mile-end, was
Al by thieves by the back kitchen door, which
been left unbolted, and plundered of wearing
two looking glasses, twelve silver tea spoons.
tab le spoons, and other property.
Wednesday a child, about four years old, belong-
Walker, paper-maker, at River, was
4eadtitlly burnt during the temporary absence of
' r°thst, by its clothes catching fire, that it died
greatest agony on Friday.

NAVAL
FALMOU
mild S.W. to S.S.E
, e..a inerara, in fc
HARWI
wind 5.W.—..A1l t
b
'A.cd to Woodbridg
the Bar, at the en
I then got ashore (
.. was got off again
11)• g her damage.
PORTSMO
mod S.S.W. bl°
saits,-,ty's ship S.
. quarantine.
:Aver PIGMY, fro
Havre to Liverl
rpostiand ; also the
„ino, Alborg;
.3rHamiltott, trans
;:ar Mauritius and
DEAL
llmd S.S.W.---Ye
Jamaica, and
;per to Portsmot
To-day came
/PITON, for JAI
• s aild Bengal ; an
ihgestward. T
have bore 1
,i,,:g unable to read
s ship VEN9tuR,
of war, for Leit
MSON, for Portsmi
.0.-a:rd. Remain I
DOVE!
si:e.l this day the
,•G, with a Mail
Captain PEA/
Ostend. Arrive
••e, from Calais,
DtcrarßEß
taunting early 4
spin HALLANDS,
gers. Sailed ti
„
tIATWA RD, 1
this evening the
Lros ; and Flo]
with passengers.
PADSTO
knifed the Auror
iazores, with d
LIVERK
kited the Marqu
—sailed 25th
October. DEC.:
hence for Bomb:
bad.—The Cor
to this port, wa
. to the E.N.E.
the rest of the cr
fI:STOV-110USF
Relearn larirato
iitea; flelena, Ger
masJsntaica; Juli
.e, Scott, from
'• • Sarah, Water
0); Loft, Priest
;/onset, Sicken,
into; Minerva,
isti'Maivetra, Co
'um the Cape of
Mseverance, C
tiiik of Franee;
OIMIDS.—The Cart
Eadnrgh ; Sappho,
for Bubadoei.
Gun Qua ARDS
• Muller, for J.
.14, Rogers, for
kept, Nickels, fo
;:gdPenrhyo asf,
lleTriton, MA RISE
Dranouth, with I
The Vigilant, Pot
off Whitehav
ll+Reowtvo, IS,
~ionth in a few I
AILIERTHNOT to
Cape. The object
lzown ; the tai
, of the Colony of
ALUM:DER, deco
kniday se'nnight,
Lewis, seized,
• on, tit'o boats, or
1. in each cask), t
the same was d
Ercham ; and on
diis vessel, station
II casks bf
:.fight, and were
Starday morning
-a1,113, Captain Ji
IS days, to be paid
kings and was
• ot a remittent
Then she left the
The HARRII
next day, (0
's and cochineal
?ivied. The LEA
3SHOPPER, Capt.
Today last, some
" .ng Office
invented by Li
••N. before Captain
%Officers It is e
lae considerable a,
-:se; the plan beii
4of boat. She si
-en filled with wit
t, though with mas
r•asOut any aid.
~ednesday mornii
Vlonse of Mr. Jo
!Itled by thieves b
4d been left unbol
/Duel, two looking
Wed
table spoonsch an
' .
ncsesay a ili
s to
• Walki
'artatrany burnt
.'2rtnothev, by its ch
greatest agony