... ORDER OF PROCEEDING FOR PROCLAIMING HIS MAJESTY KINO GEORGE THE FOURTH. The Officers of Arms, with the Seijeant at Arm* and Trumpeters, assemble in the Lower Castle Yard, and ptoceed from thence, accompanied by a Squadron of Dragoons, to Cork-hill, where ...

... and Privy Councillors, came forth on foot, and immediately Sir George Naylor, in the room of Sir Isaac Heard, (the King at Arms,) whose advanced age rendered him incapable of attending, read, in a loud voice, the Proclamation, which was followed with ...

... and took him to St. James’s Paris on his way to Madrid: He alighted only for a duty to publish, a few days ago, the death of John H ■following bulletin wasjswed : watch-house; but as be could get no assistance few hours at the house of the Spanish Ambassador ...

... the Honorable Chas. Kendal Hushe, his Majesty's Solicitor-General, in nominaioo for the Representation this c,ity. with Mr. Grattan, For our own parts should not have the slightest doubt his success, if the Electors were put on the alert. Of the character ...

... Mr. Henry Grattan, junior, next addressed the meeting in a most eloquent speechj in which he drew a picture Of his father’s political lifej from his early days down to the presnt time. We feel that it would not be doing justice Mr. Grattan’s elegant Address ...

... that the question would be finally decided in the negative; and if soi we think the Legislature ought to lose no lime in arming itself with the authority in future. The Madrid Gazette of the 4th instant contains an exposition of the state of the kingdom ...

... Deasy, Patrick Dunworth, Denis Crowley, Thomas Malone, Rich. Forest, and John Fores’ (brothers) and Bartholomew Real), for burglary ; William Reilly, for abduction ; John Guirey, John Foley, and Jeremiah Twomy, for horse-stealing ; and Edmond Sheehan, and ...

... I’ll give you a toast. Honor and Honesty? Your absent friends, Mr. Curran, was tlie reply of Honor. Mr. Grattan —We regret hear the health of Mr.Grattan has been in so precarious stale as to deniand a consultation of physicians, which took place few days ...

... of Tuesday, reached town yesterday evening. In the House cf Commons, on Tuesday night, Sir H. I’arnell postponed (for Mr. Grattan, on account his indisposition,) the motion on the subject tl e Catholic Claims, from the 16th to the insiant. The Hon. Member ...

... will contract a new marriage in Poland. The English Lieut.-General Hope is noticed as having left Berlin for Dresden. Mr. Grattan, we understand, will depart from this city for London, about the latter end of this week, if his health admits of the exertion ...

... ;at King William's and Quen Armes, it was a crown; that of George 1., was seen by many for the same price; and at that of George 11., a writer in the London Magizine 1761, says, some gave half-a-guinea fcr a seat.” Mr. Grattan arrived safe in Liverpool ...

... serious accident occurred to the Earl of Cardigan on Tuesday afternoon, in St. James’s-street, vhile driving his tilbury, in consequence of the horse filing down, by which his Lordship was thrown cut and had his arm broken a little above the elbow, bet are ...