Star.
London, England, 1817-11-25 00:00:00

TIIE PRINCESS ROYAL OF

A Correspondent who was lately
had the honour of an audience of the
the PRINCESS ROYAL of ENULAND, dr,
joying the best health and spirits
active habits, risinic at ft or every mnrit
the Royal family, our Cntresponder
the most striking in her resentbiam
merited Princes CuAnt.orre. H•r
intention, it appears, of revisiting E,

117.11113011, NO rEMBE.

This morning her MAJESTY, Rev
Princess ELIZABETH, left ti se Castle,
o'clock, in the post chaise tormtrly
as a travelling carri.ge, to procc
same attendants went in the same c
first visit to Bath.

Divine Service was resumed on
at St. George's Chapel, which rem.
state as it was at the lt-yat Funeral
last, the whole of the Chuir
baize, aid sal the S!alls. etc. itat
cloth. The Church was crowded
of whom were disappointed, as the
formed in the Same manner as al
withourany on=kic, and will ci..ntir
time the appendages of sorrow remai
bers pre..lnt appeared in their fore..ai
sisting cf t!%e 13e:tr, ;even Cant.ns,
nuns, .end eleven Cletki. An impt,
upon this solemn l)c c s;on , frail IS:. errse,i
2J chapter of ,St. Matthew's . It
thete was a voice heard, !amen a ar,d w!typil
and great mourning; Rachel w..; .nit for her cl
then, And would not be cromfor.e.:,
are not," was very ably delivered by the Lion.
ltev. Dr. MAKSIIAM, Cato:. in r siderite.

G IiTO N, NC& LM BER 24..
Yesterday, at one.o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Bt..
performed Divine Service At the Palace, in
sence ot the Pretsco RECENT. 1112 whole ot the ft
Household here attended. Soon alter two • •
his ROYAL Hiuuscss was on horseback, and,
'sallied by the Rev. Mr. lkosisend, Sir W.
and Colonet..riscittwrost, took, at a walkint pat
favourite ride Wellward. His Royal. HiditNest
in mourning, with a gteit coat of the same s,l
hue, mat crape round the hat. The ride was
clitclect about twenty minutes after fi.ur o'clock,
Royal Party returning by the Cliff route. r
North-street, the New road, ante Church-street, ti
stable entrance of the Palace
it gives us unfeigned satisfaction to obserNe
the health of the Piocsrr, though it has
suffered, appears :lot to have essentially given
to the late calamitoui shock. There was, ho'
a dejection of spirits visible in KEW. Hluits,
countenance that powerfully excited cor
sympathy in the peoele, as he slowly pass, d he.,.
The return of its Royal Master to if e
which was generally attended with the bu,tle 01 h.;
rity, and the inspiiiing cotes ../ minstrel y.. 1
only characterized by silence, wily and
excepting by the footsteps of the sentinels viihrir,
and the domestics immediately etnisloyed inetc'tt
vera! duties.

LEOMINSTER, NOVI:MB:CR '2/.1.
The melancholy news of the death of the Fr,
CHARLOTTE was received in this ancient and 10}.
Borough with unfeigned regret. Yesterclay hying the
day fixed for the funeral, was obsetved witrr
greatest solemnity, the bell Wag hrihuh d from
dawn of day till the commencement of evining
vice at five o'clock, when the funeral service w.esri
and an impressive citation delivered by the Rev.
COLEMAN, the Vicar. The Church, which is
spacious, WAS crowded t..) excess ; the pulpit, readi
desks, and Corporation seat, hung with black,
the sable dress of the congregation gave an inc
sible solemnity to the scene ; the Bail:if and
men, with the maces, &c. tied with crape, walki-c!
procession. Not a shop of any description -
nor scarcely a peibon to be seen in the streets, but
few whose necessary avocations called them li.rth. A
muffled peal from the Tower ann.,tataced the cond.
sion of the service, and the congregation returird
their homes in solemn sadness.

DUBI/11$1, NOVEMBER 21.
The manner in which Wednesday, the burial
day of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, WAS observed, •
strongly displayed the intensity t.f the public feennt'•
Business, both public and private, was susprnde,!;
the shops were closed ; every person appeAr,cl in
mourning. 'rho whole City wore the livery rat set.
row. The Churches were open, and in most of them
a service suitabk to the occasion was perfumed.—
The effect produced by this universal expression of
sorrow was more powerful, as it was. wholly %cm-
neous. No intimation of a wish to that effect was
given by the Constituted Authorities.
In conformity with this determination, it Was in*
tended that the Castle Chap I should not be nper,ed
for the public pertoimance of Divine Service en
day. On the preceding evening, his Exceliency the
Lord Lieutenant intimated his intention el l'e4tv
Prayers there in private, attended only by tl;nt,c
immediately about his person ; but, notwitlistArdisg
the care taken to prevent publicity, such was tine gc•
neral anxiety to testily their condolence, that long he•
tort the usual hour for opening the Chapel Gates
numbers had collected in all the avenues to it, a"=-
before the commencement of the Service, the inter 1.
was crowded to excess. The appearance it e::lebi"
was peculiarly affecting. Accustomed as ts'e
had been to see it filled with the decorations of taste
and fashion, the contrast it now exhibited, whet' every
person wore the garb and countenance of mourei ;e:
produced a sensation singularly affecting. ARtI cc
Litany, an Anthem was• sung, selected tront k)'e
works of }Winn, After which an impressive Settr.'
was delivered, from the text in the Revelations—" k
heard a voice from Heaven' saying, write, B'escr:t
are the dead who die in the LORD, even so said' ,
spirit, for they rest from their labours."
The College Chapel was hung in mourning. At
Anthem from HARD SL was also here performed win
fine effect. The Service concluded by an appreprir=
Sermon in Latin, preached by the Rev. Dr. hincm

L OF ENGLetn,
'
lately at Sttitga:.
of the QUi..F.,..tot • •,-; It!
ND, de(cribes her as :e
ririts She is to 5
eery mornkg Or ,4,
'
ip I
ondent tt irks s7,e •
•
mbiance t, out I ' Altt br
r MAJE.7.I hitt • ' t
ing England. st
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3/IfBER
r, accompanied 'lv r n
2astle, soon ;
ntrly itsed 11)
rocces4 to 134., 1r
time carriages z, rl
k
d on Sunday m„.
Terni., t! 4.'4;
7uneral esn Wes,r,,sc.
inL cowrie ; with bl4c•
:mug With nrriv.
led with
is the Sete4e--
as at a Gel .4.
ci.titir:;e so •
reft3.llll. A •itlie h
torei•ar .niings,epn.
!anti's, • u Cs
n impre" ye eisci)r.:(-
.m 16:.4eerse‘ii
in. R 4411
en II are? se parr
lig for her chi
nfor.e.4 (Ilse t!
'ered by the Hon. xtsr
r. sidence.
LIMBER 24..
he Rev. Mr. Bourse
:he Palace, in cle pre.
'lls_ whole of the It y 4
()on alter two o'clock
.orseback, and, atom-
Deno, Sir W. Kam,
at a walking pace, Pis
I ROYAL HlGllNestiwat
It of the same s..mbre
t. The ride was cot.
after fetsr o'clock, the
Cliff route, East-street,
au Church-street, to the
petion to obseure that
lough it has evidently
essentially given icAt j
There was, however,
.Its keTAL 1-11uitsLIA
zcited a cot!
slowly pass. d
Master to it e c.(lace,
with the bu,tle :Oz.
ot ntinttrel y.. 3 110 M
vile and eni,,t rived,
the sentmeN
y employed in their
7b.MBER
e death of the Primo,
.''its ancient and loyal
t. Yesterclat being the
was obsetved ento the
a(i manta, d from the
:ement of evening to'
metal service was moil
vered by the Rev. Mr.
Church, which is rely
.s; the pulpit, readiq
rung with black, and
mon gave an inespres.
the Baillf and Alder.
with crape, walked .n
sy description
:n in the streets, but a
s called them t..rth. A
ann4,uticed the coral:l-
-ig:nation returned to
BER 21.
rednesday, the both'
rE, was observed, ma
r el the public feeimt.'•
wale:, was SUsprnde.:;
person appe44..d in
wore the livery of sor-
t, and in most of hem
lion was performed.—
tniversal expression of
it was wholly sperta-
ish to that effect wets
ermination, it Was ir*
should not be opened
Divine Service en ti..4t
og, his Excellency the
intention nl ! rewire,
only try tllnt.c m .7e

JERSEY. NOVEMBER 19.

grelday evening it was announced to the inhz-
3of Sr. Helier s, that the interment of our la
Pnisccas was to take place the next day
1„, ; accordingly the Royal Standard was
,ej esterdas morning at Fort, Regent, half-
rg ,as were the Rags of all the shipping in the•
The shops were closed, and notwithstanding
rainy of the day, a gloom was on every coon-
., ant seemed to pervade every place. All
11 and joyless. In the evening it was under-
:hat the sad obsequies were deferred till this
Vecines lay), when " every outward and visible
or sorrow that was shewn yesterday appeared
:,,.day'. The French Service was performed
Church of St. Heiler's, at eleven o'clock. At
o'clock, Gcneral GoitooN, his Staff, with the
.01 the Garrison, attended the English Service.
was no Sermon. The Church was bong with
At one o'clock minute guns commenced
tr.:m Elizabeth Castle, and continued till Ser—
,
vs, over. Divine Service was also performed
Roman Catholic, as well as in those of the dif-
Dissenting Chapels of the town. Every place
,liip was crowded bey..nd what had ever been
neule. In Guernsey also; when the mel,,n-

tiding first reached them, the shops weie in-
ay shut.
and many of them hung with black.—
Era public notice the people of this island had
disastrous intelligence, was communicated by
Pusl.c Prints, which are only published here on
NlA's. The heading of the Chronlive de Jaws,
a literal vandal it from the Star of the 7th of
nber, printed in large characters, drew much
la

Enfans de la Grande Bretagne, pleuras!

_ .
Lidole de 'giros Esperauces,
i:Heritiere Preseinptive du Trene,
Vaintable rt bietpuitude
Prineme CHARIAVETE,
Mere malheurtu...
D'un Enfaut intottut.e, -
NESI riTsi

READING firE ATI NG.

...ay a numerous and hip,hly respectable Mea-
d the Inhabitants of Reading, was held in the
Hall, to consider the laoloiety of sending Ad.
(a Condolence to hi 4 Royal Highness the
ItEtik.Nl', and his Serene Highness Prince
'to, on the lase most distressing event. Tito.
b,,wooN, Eq. the Mayor, was unanimously
to the Chair. His Worship opened the busi.
in A most impressive and feeling manner.
Aide:man ANxEsim was scary to rise on so
:hely an occash.n ; the motion he had to sub.
the Meeting was, for an Address of Condo.
to his Royal Highness the Ptitto7e Reozwr.—
°old not enter into the history of the visitation
4i-11)11NQ:under which the country now labour.
for it lived hi every heart, and had been pro-
uitti unexampled solemnity, in the sacred
which the whole kingdom, with one accord,
targed to the GOD of all MEltClit in token of
iw and humiliation. lie would* not attempt
Ite on the subject, for it Was unnecessary;
been unanimous iii the expulsion of their
and prompted only by their profound reliance
plation of iteligion, and with humble and
earnestness filled our places of worship to sup.
the THRONE of MERCY, and implore forgive.
past, and nieicy for the fume; and he
the pious hope, that it would procure us
four, without which all human w.sdom is as
remarking that Con's never bailing Provi.
ordered) ill things both in Heaven and in
and that in Him alone are the issues of Life
I. The Worthy Alderman was nearly
_ by moving the Address.
Rev. Archdeacon NAM seconded the Ad.

He observed, that the subject was so very
in every kietint, as to need little explanation.
only the whole British nation mourned their loss
►itol meek afßiction, but even in France, that
nur long implacable enemies, and still of our
rival'', the same strain of commiseration

; and as we ere all unanimous in the ge-
expression of our sorrow, so ha felt convinced

ild be on the present occasion.
Address was then put from the chair, and
'moody.
Rev. Mr. Darlttxriet.n, aster what had *l-
kea said on the melancholy oceamon, which
deeply lett in every part of the kingdom,
content himself by moving 4n Address of
to his Semis Highness Prince Leopold.
ROSARY HARMS seconded this Address, which
nuanitnnubly.
.LNG said, a motion had been put into his
with their permission, he would read.
that the Addressrs which had been voted,
be presented by the'Mayor, High Steward,
Arts for the Borough, and the Recorder.
Alderman BLANDY seconded the motion,
ad, carried unanimously.
Gauss then rose, and after observing in a
-tie and able manner, that tve could have

common feeling on this subject. which had
Nell expressed in the Address to the Father of

, but be likewise thought h oar duty, as
_.it would be the general feeling of the Meet.
to offcr our condolence to her Royal Highness
Princess of Wales, the mother of the lamented
Charlotte.

Want; in seconding the Address, observed,
next to the disconsolate husband, he thought no
be snore entitled to the condolence and cons-

.on of the Public,-than the Royal Mother of
Princess whose lon all degrees of people were aa
in deploring.
Rev. Archdeacon ?fares, Mr. Ring, Mr. 'ran- I
Mr. R. Harris, opposed this Address, on the
that. it was not contained in the Requisition,
that Mr. Greene was out of order in moving it,
stage of the business.
Gams admitted that he had not moved it as
•tdment. to avoid the possibility of disturbing
ianintity of the Meeting, and having out of de-
waved so doing, betbou,:ht it rather hard to
turned round, •uccon the mere point of form.
ti some desultory conversation, it was relerred
C..airman, who decided, dim as the question
specifically. meouottrein.the
ltteguia-
it could not be put to the Meetaig:,..--ThAnks
voted to the .M. 41 or, and the HA! adjourned.

THE 4R31

FIFTH, OR PRINCESS CHAILOITE OF {*'Al ES'S

.T.
groodal
,ts of S'•
d Pnta
,
*et] est
• as
• The sh
ieauty of
and j
:hat th
(V:e.dries
et st,rrt7
i; ,day•
:e Church
o'clock,
le ot r it 1
re was no
k. At 0
m
was over,
Ronan
;:t Dissent
or,hip
an, ;vale
,:y tiding
Ely shut.
first publ
drum(
• Puslc
g a literal
,ember, p
tioa
;Ind ay a
of the In
TO Hall, t
sus of C(
'CE RECit
1 01)
0,,WD0111,
led v, the
, ill a mos
Ir. Alden
lanclrely
to the Me
ct to his
would no
PRl:raven
for It live
imed nub
us which I
clisc!.arge
sorrnw anc
cap itate o
y had been
row, and p
the copula
tul earnest
ate the Tr
s for the p,
ulged the
favour,
renri
re orderer
rth, and ti
Leath.
. acted
ice Rev.
He o
in ever
only the
spirit of a
of our lo
idable ri
ailed ; at
expressi
should be
Adur
durum
Rev.
y been sa
so deep
come!
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r. Ramos
carrieu UI
r. Rum
, attic!),
as, that
d be pi
Members
. Alder
• Ir was ca
r. Gras
pathetic
t•ne coon
well ezi
Princess,
Rusted it
9 tO dice
Princes's
teen Cha
MAitsi
neat to t
could be
ration of
Princess
imous to
:e Rev.,
, and Mr.
nd that• i
that Mr.
that stage
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Araendmo
niunintet!
y waved
now turtle
kf ter sour
4:r C Aire
not biris
0 it could
then co: