The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-18 00:00:00

lerlfeetisg of the•Colintittee of the
Citizens of Dahlia, bell on Toes- .1!
o'clock. at the 'loyal Exchange, h wa.
d, that the intended assert to celebrate Iti.
'esty's visit to Ireland, would en, take place until
ay week. the 27th Last) tad that on applies.
world be made to the Doke of Lehman' re-
ipiestiag of his Once to preside on thateimppy of
• -The blasting then'adjonreted to seven o'illoqk to tk,
evening, when Alderman Smith stated, that the der
of his Majesty's public entry into the they was tits'.
yet fioally determined oil. He metitionoll 'alisetha.
he bad it from high ambority, that I - ihitats
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bad expressed his wish to dispense as. is. pi..
Bible with military about his person whilst' ests
ed in lietand. .•-
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REMAINS OF ME LATE Qd
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HARWICH, PAIPAY YIORNINO,
The conductors of the funeral hav
this morning, and obthined from the t
riety of necessaries for the soyage: De,
expected from the Hume bSce before
sails. Several persons have been al
view of the state-cahi n, where the corpfe
A communication has taken place beiwe
and his Majesty's tlovernmeit rest)
which the funeral procession is to a
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ri betty
and Brunswick. The iatips wl4l It Vln
sail till I.
ewer is receivei. Sheeting: for y ltd ftsalstel
carried this morning on Ward the irtsecti: lille *pi
continues fair for sailing up the fferatatNlnktOnt'Acri&
it is expected that the signal fir 1:till:Ire* Wird'e'
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made before a late hour this Mei!.
TWIATE kr, Nrll
The squadron remains in the harbour. dit..tra
ant his assistants have been on slmre, septheyi grafi •
witted despatches to London. %ever3...l treildtebtrerb,'
have mined to windward. The river hai erre&
with boats during the Jay. Tile synadron.loll are
sail till to-tnorrow (this) morning.
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MOURNINO FOR TILE QUEEN.. 1
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In pursuance of an Maier of tNe Priam avian hr.
Council, the Earl Mar •ii al on the .Secede isi. her NIL=.
I y Queen Charlotte notified, that it was. ettpeetaid:
that ail permas shoild put themselves istt.p e
deepest mourning. On the decease of her late 3
jetty, orders have been issued in England fora Cone
mourning only ; and even that, it appears by the Nil.'
annexed to the following extract, is not uuderstootits
extend to Ireland :
MALIN GAZETTE EXTRAORDINANY.
Lord Ckansbrrtaia's Office, Dublin Cagle, Alt{((. li.
► No..ice is herby given, that his Majeety wilt held a
Politic Levee at the Castle, on Monday the ItOth instant,
,at one o'clock.
' And his Majesty will also hold a Deasvingarem9 at.
the Castle, on Tuesday evening, the 21st, ainiaeoWeOlt...
N. B. It is not expected by his Majestylitat pew'
`all appear in mourning( on the thy of Ins pliblie
`o Dublin, nor any of the days of public cere.-
irides which may take place daring tb'
ler •• resiileutee in Ireland.
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FHA" CARL MIFIR.I I,:teffirramo—,
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Prone tSr Board refthe New England Coffee-herie. .
[FUETIIitIeaCcouNTS OF THE suFfEuttla ON 11r9h.an
THE rsttl. Mottta It•LET.I
Oily 14 of the telerer4 have as yet been picked
up, four of whom have been brought tti Liverpool.
three women and one man. Three men, thred women.
and three children, have been taken Sp at Wallasmy.%
Time names df the persons bronght here as, elinhetloil
'fates, Eliza Milner, Catherine ()race, and Mattimeso
M'Bride, who have all been interred. Cotittrimigi
brace, with her two infants, who hail been picked op]
at Wall msev, were interred on Monday. The discon-
solate husband and father came here from Manchester.
The names of only two of the parsons picked tip at'
Wall issy have been ascertained. One was Mr. Wm.
M'Leish, of Port tilasgow, the other Mrs. Margaret
Doran, of Dublin.
The Committee of Underwriters' Association have
voted the suns of :.10 guineas to the boatmen arid,
others who exerted themselves' in saving the passengef'
and crew from the wreck. We have no doubt that
the shipowners and other associations will follow the
example, and amply remonerate the OOP who 11$110. so
well deserved the public bounty. Many of the cur-
vivors are of humbly life, and having lost every thisig
they possessed, and landed almost in a state of audit!.
rely on the public to make a subscription fir their
relief. ..
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VENTILATION OF THE IIAYAMAJTET
THEATRE.
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The attractions of this beautiful little hope leave
been considerably increased within the lestfinfeutghtmso
in conseqnence of the very excellent manner b which.
the House has been ventilated. While the a MOAN of
larger and similar places of amusements, are,
br the etcessive heat of the foul air Stith iv 06114
are filled, the frequenters of the ffspriarleit
the luxury of respiring • a cool and trbelessrear
phere, without being subjected to any. mein
from partial currents, and bate the addltioosy
faction of not being compelled N testi...,
lungs, the air which has already been '
breath and exhalations of others. Tim
valids or nervous people. who tan expose -t0w5....._
with impunity to the, foal an beateti aleospies“ if a
crowded and pronsiscosous assePl,l79., and thin* k's•
more frequent cause of rheumatic tad --"" -
cuniplaiu:s, than sudden transitions froo.
cold. .
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Having ascertained the success of die Mc%
Ventilation introduced into the 'Millie if
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Widen, the proprietors of thdt of . the Itarstat
ismettediately took measures to ohm/84W Voider the
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vantages of a simiiar measure, axed tire flea * el*
that the theatre will reap the fen basalltaill, If
ment, whleh haw's, libeialli Fri 'l4 ONI AS
well as comfort of %betty's, '-4, • i rao
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