The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-24 00:00:00

,TESMAN.

ROYAL visir TO SCOTLAND.
[EXTRACT OE A JETTED ?ROM iDtNOCRGIT, DATED
REDNESDAT ATT NN 0074.)
The Procession which was to have taken place to•
morrow, from Holyrood House to the Lamle, is post-
poned till Saturday. To.dly, it is understood, his
Majesty honosrs Lord Melville and the Earl of Hope-
tom with a visit. He will also, it is understood, call
at Newbattls House, the seat of the Marquess of
Lo bias.
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.VERAL OF THE LATE SIR S. AUCIIMUTY.

' Yesterday the Funeral of this gallant Officer took
place with all due-Military honours. At an early hoer
in the morale', the way from the Royal Hospital, by
the Military Road, the Quays, Parliament street, and
Castle-street, to Christ Church, was lined at each side,
thissth tiltlyegtenetsl
no-fpleenfeleo zit ato r rtets,een tßiony Garrison
al los tianl
lined the way from the Chapel door of the Royal Acts.
pital to theO•le leading to the Military Road.
At twelve, o'clock the coffin, which was covered
with efililikla velvet, richly gilt, was removed free
-Cltayel, mid the Procession proceeded in the
Mak had btee laid out. During the Pre.
-alliste 'gust Were fired by the Royal Aced.
ry Nom Mee sugar* battery in the Phenix Park.--
On the arrival of Ow Procession at Christ Church,
tbe.oo6n.,wae carried -Into the body of the Church,
theVueetal SWvice was read by the Bishop of
Desa vfOrist Church. There was no Sermon
preached, mee *if the Church hung with black, as we
should likawseapectcrit would have been on an occasion
of Ws aware. After tin Funeral Service bad been per.
Ispeeilthe bully wag removed to the royal vault. A sig-
opal t picket was then fired from the Cathedral, which was
answered by a salute from eleven guns by the Royal Ar-
tilleyr this walk followed by a volley from each ham.-
Hon .of Wfigy they !mitt drawn up in line on the
(Nays; aitil4flo ;melee was repeated three several times.
—{DtAleaMorsing Post, Aug. 23.)

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soa►d'of the Lords of the Treasury
was ►eid at :the Tenuity Chambers, at which the
Chair:Ml* .f the Exchequer was present.
The Illtam‘s NAM, at the Court of France, M.

Pixie di Burp. leaves Paris, ills said in a French pa-
pqr, *a the 2Stb, se meet his Imperial Master at
Ilenita. • • • • •
t .41dvicesrweri swerved, yesterday. from the Cape of
fled Hope to the 23rd of May, which confirm the less
of the Matilda East Indlaman. She was totally wrecked,
bat themseirlifived. The letters contain mast lameota-
,ble feemtoM of the damages sustained by numerous
else* from leap continued heavy gales in the
Hastert Seas. Several shipshad been surveyed, and
condemeed, aid others were undergoing complete
repairs.
Tba,Bast ladle Company's ship Atlas arrived in the
channel, ma tlatUth inst. ; she sailed from China the
25th ofifitteh. and from St. Helena the 3d of July.
The 'oral Kyd from China arrived at St. Helena
bethe Oth of June; and was expected to sail from
thence for Beglend, inamedlattlr after the Atlas. The
chartered -ships Albion and Kinston, from Madras,
Jleimse4tbe Ist of July.
.M A144'8614. Aye. 13.—The volcano of Oefield
Joni); Wood, which.- since its first eruption, bad
ressilited spinet for half a year. broke oat again with
great violas/a en the 26th of Jane, and has done great
,damage,io the sorronading country. by th.. vast quail-
tier of ashes which It has east sp.
Ice Sescotrrtorre.—Daring this summer several
Baelish ships have visited Iceland for the purpose of
filching cargoes of ice, but did not attain their object,
the expense of conveying the ice to the coact being so
great, that it woold not answer. Two of these Is
have periebed in theefloating ice from the Polar re-
gions, Lad only about 20 of the crew saved.
The menet, from Vienna give a direct contradic-
tioe to the reports, so long and so generally credited,
of the resteratioo of the Jesuits in the Austrian domi-
Mane. They have, oo the eentrary, been forbidden
the ample* by the Council of State. This prohibition
has been of some standing. The Jesuits, however,
footed means to evade it, by assuming she name of
" Redempterists." But they have been detected, and
again expelled ands/ their new title. It is further
ordered, that within the hereditary dominions of the
Emperor, the loducatiou of youth should in no in-
stance be coefided to Monks.

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The Glasgow, Clirviiek of Tuesday lest says—
" The Lord Provost and Magistrates have returned
keit Edinburgh, leaving three member, of the coon-
ell to summate say part of their business that remains
andalsbed; .The public will learn with much dins-
*fatties that they were treated by the Magistrates
of Edinbargh uithont any portion of that 'twenties
w►ich a deputation so respectable, and representing
a city so well known to be attached to the family of
Brinswick, demanded.
• We have beard that, when his Majesty and Sir
William Curtis met in their Highland dress, nei-
ther mid command their gravity.—(Glosgote Cot:-
rift')
Thi Lord Chancellor will net out In a few days for
Waist, Etteombe, is Doreashire. After a short re-
sidency there. be proposes to visit his estate of El.
doe, lathe North of England, from which he derives
his title.
DEATH or Loan♦ KINIDDIM—Lord Shudder, one
of the Judges of the Court of Session, died on Wed-
etstlsy sight, at his house in Albany-street.
Meer In TIDINGS.—No less than fifteen
couple' were " asked to church" last Sunday for the
Mat time, in St. Mary's parish, but these, along with
all Abase .wbo were then asked fir the first time,
throughout England, mast begin their work again.
Wider the new marriage set, on the Ist of Sep
Umber, and have their names posted on the
church doors.—And all persom who are sow asked
out or who obtain a license before the Ist of Septem-
ber, must be married before thpt day, or they most put
1n the ►aces again, or obtain a new license. For the
liret fortnight le September there will be no marriages
by banns ibroughout England. and the altar of
Hymen should be dreurd in crape during that pe-
riod. All Ministate and Curates should consult the
now act, or before they are aware, they may suhject
tisemitives to du peoalties of &misdemeanor —(Not.
thigham !ferias, dug- 23)
Banos of marriage between Totervetve couple of
roust peruse, were read alcnd ie St. Mergaret's
Church, is this Uwe, on Sundry last.--(Leieeshr
CA►os:ek, dig. 17.)

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