The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

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Preis THE LONDON GAZ Srlt, N.i. a.

, Lord Chirodirlain'i Oita; Kol:
°Mir' fur the Quirt's going into mourning gni
Send.), hest, the 11th initant, tor her late Royal
iiighnesi the Princtio jotangest diughtee
of lkii•Majesty.
.The Ladies to wear Wet btimbieinel, plain mns4
lin, or long lain, crape hoods, ihimusr alines and
gloat's, and crape fans.

Undress. dark Norwich crape.
The Gentleman to wear black clufh without
bUttons on the sleeies or pockets, plain !nosh!' or
Wog lawn 'ersvata, end weepers. sitamuy short,
tss(l gloies) tripe hatbands, and black swords and
bncklret
-Codects; dark grey fracki: •

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The:Barl Marshdt's Order fora Geieivl Afettniz
fhg for' her late Royal Highness Me Priacese
Those arc to giie ptiblii notice, that it is trtpecG,
al thati a pot' the present occasion or the death of
'her fateitoyal II ighnries the Princess Amelia, all per:
ni 'Soul do put thesd
re4into &Cent tnourniog ; the
said °wording to begin on Sitaday twit) the Iltit
initadt: , ,

NoftPOLC

Ifor,E,GuardJ,• Nan S- - S.
It it not required that the (Mien of the Armr
iitenuW sear any, other niutirking oti the present rug:
lancholy occusiOn.than a bta'cit chip: round their
left urns with theit.vnifurVi; •
. ity comm And of ,the Alibi nottoiittilit
Cuttimarrtler in Chief. "" .

HARRY CifiVERT; AdJutio44ltiareia;

Adrisindi 41-011,4; . • .
It is not required that the Officers of bit Maw:
ty's Fleet of hlerioes ihduld itear Soy other mantis:
itig on the' present nusianthOlf Oceisksti of thii
death of her lite Roydl Ifighntst thu Pritseete Awe:
fia than a black. Grape round their Tuft argil aid theii
uniformst .
CRdKER.
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Al the deistic!' Chiniber, Whitehall, the Mb a
Novemberi 1810,`Pretent, the Gorda of hit Ma;
ksty's Most lioootsrible Ptley Cuenca.
It is this day ordered by their Lnrdibipii titirj
his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury dd
prepare a Form of Prayer to Almighty God for tad
restutation of hit Majesty's health t
And it it hereby further ordered, that hii Kijeut.:
ty's Printer do forthwith print A competent number
of copies of the said Forni of Prayer, that the
amps may be fOrthviith Sent round and read in thii
several churches throughout those Parts Of the United
Kingdom called England and Deland; • .
CHEIVYNIi.

Ai the Council Clinker, ithitehali, ibe Sth of
No' ember, 1810, Present, the Lortlf of hii
jesty's Most Honottrable Privy Codneil.
It is this day firdered by their LuitiAlpi, that
every Minister add Preacher, es *ill of the Este..
blished Chureh in thai pact of Great 'Britain milled.
Scotind as these of the Episcopal Couttnenioni
protected and ellowed by an Act passed the tenth
year of her lite-Majesty Queen Aone cap. 7, In:.
Wilted 6' An Act tts prevent Usti disturbing those of
thesEpiscOpal Communion, iu that part of Great
Milan called Sabtlitedi in theetertiewwf *soh- reit
.ligious worship, and in
.the use of the Liturgy. of the
Church of pngland ;"- and for *pealing the Act
pitied in theTerlieltent of Seothietlf trititetett
Ac agsinstirregniar Baptisms and Marriages," do
at some time during.the exercise of the Divine Sir.
Tice in such respective chatch, congregation, or al:
sembly, put up their prayer`, to'Atiniglity God foi,
the restoratiau of his Majetty'fhealtii. .

ditbniratiy.Offiee, Note. s.
'Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pe!law hal trintnittetlE
to John Wilson Croker, Esq.. a letter from Captiirt
Payne, of his Majesty's sloop the Cretan, giving an
account of his having, on the 28th ult. captured that •
Neptune Danish privateer, of live guns and twenty'
four men ; she Sailed the day before from Schelllngi.
and had not made any captur&
Admiralty-Office, NOI. 6.
Itear.Adtairal Otway, at Leith, has transmitted
to John Wilson Croker; Esq. a letter he had re_
ceited from Captain Clay; of his Majesty's Ship'
the Nymphe; stating the capture; on the 26th of
laSt month, off Walbett's head; of the Danish pri.
rateer achoonee Norwegian Girl, of two guns end
nineteen men; out three days from Christianiandi
and had not made, anysaptti res..
Oh Sunday; the 28th ult. or rather early or n.
day morning, a melancholy occurrence took ptat4
to Cork. Cowe't GASIN, Esq. Sutveyor of Ei.
elite, was induced td accompany
,twO friends to a
•Illoise situated at the back Of the Old Bartacks; near
the south suburbs; add held by a man of the name
of John Salmon, for the reteption of persona whd
go there accompanied by fornalei of the Cypriad
order; where having demanded mitt-ghee; and bet
ing refused from the inside; they; perhapi; in dOIDO
degree elevated With liquor; persevered a little tod
pertinaciously; when Salmon,. the proprietor; add
▪ man of the name of Williarti Harris; his father-in.
law, opened the door; and the latter discharged tit*
' contents of a short musket Into the bottom or 'Mr.
Givess, of which he immediately expired. &Imola
and Harris were lodged in the Bride well. The lat.
ter, lt acme, Sonfeeses that it, wad he *ha dischatged
the fatal piece. A Coroner's Inquest *at held or!
the body, when, after a. long consultation; the
Jury brought In a verdict Of.-Died in coisseartenee
of is gun-shot mound
.frotn a gun discharged by
the hand of Harris) aided and assisted by John
Salmon.
On Sunday fining, the 14th alt, the itei;
Cot:Salsa preached in the. Greg School-room, at
Stockport on behalf of the Stockport Salida/
School, consisting of three thOzisand childriti;
about three thousand penults attended, and the col..
!talon after the Bennett amountal to nearly diva
hundred Pounds.
The Lord Duncan xitd Bertujl4 packets, Which
sailed froth Harwich, with 'Mails for the Baltic,
have been obliged to put hack, After beirl at lea
sretiC, from the 'intim. being so teinpiatuouir

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