... GEORGE THE' HI I D iGEORGE THE THIRD. THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, SU N DAY. JANN. 30, 1820. Whitehall, Jan. 30, 1820. A Letter and enclosure, of which the follow- i ng are U~ojs, iiav'- been this morning received ; foni his Id)yal Higihncss thre Diuke or York, by the Lmd Viscounit Sidmouth, oie of his late Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State:- WVindsor-Castle, Jan. 29, 1820. MY LORD ...

... TlHE MERCURY. 1j 111iE KaNG IS DEADI Su11C was the sorrow- E eing extcliniatimin with whliti every one ?? his t neighlbour, as thle sadl itstclligenee of the demise of his Majesty reached the ?? tov vn arid villages oi the f empire. Die King is drad /-This i~ tI senet ncet~fC -it soon passes tim lips, but it is full of neaning, and it has struck like the knoll of deith npon esery heart, e atd ...

... | DimS, AUIRDAY, Februaiyj 5. Thle proclamation of GEonRGE IV. King of v. 1 illII, we understarnd, take place in Lecds t;i51 ;i y at 1 o'0clock. TIlhe procession weill move frorn tite court se nod the proclantation will be read at h1,e MI;trkctucross and in various otherparts of tie Bnorough. We hope that the Act of Grace which is u r~ll passctl by the recomrnlerilltioo okfi' tlte F'overeign ...

... TimE LONDON G 8'7RTTIF: EIXTRAORDINARY, 1. . To . . A I ?? 31.-On Saturday af'tirnoon; at .5 ?? pasr eight trse k, out lt .oMsot Gracious Sovieeignp in'GerriethetIeTirJ, whose ?? tad raduailly decliherd for s60pe wesh-l, expire si Whliont the least apparent suft'rring. at his Castle of Windsor, in tie 8Sgt yeair of his rg~ ?? the 10sh ot his reign. No S~e~reign ever potneesrs in a sigher ...

... I' IE PIEN .; I A 'l ION : U ra AD'ASS ''TO EARL FITZWILLIAM, I . ?? ?? ?? .. . . - of Agreed on at Wakefield, era the txth Noveruliter last, by ti Otis a numerous Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, C in Magistrates, D~eputy-Lieesternants, anod other in. ~ itt habitai~ts of' the WVest Riding of' Yorkshire, took Lite Ilace at Wentworthil-House, oie Wednesday liist.- hecorpn~~y who attended to ...

... POIrTsc ItPlr. t (BY EXPRESS).-LOND)ON, Fiis. 3. cant terd THE KING'S HEALTH. bf i. As. early as eleven o'clock thismongte pa mquiries respecting his Majesty' health, it the Gate and, ren and in the Grand Ha.lI of Carlton House, were ii1cotii roay [et. Imanly numerous. No Biulletin had then been iissued, ree na. but the official answer of the establishmenit was, dhatilu ad- his MJajesty is ...

... SYSTEMS OF EDU>ATION. sty- Tlie ancient Britons, the Sgl(ons as welg as the Ge cc, Englizh, under the Normans and the Plantaganets, were ;si- an uneducated people. The art-or printing, invented de a:. in the reign of Harry the Sixth, bj serving to increase D ?? the nitiuber, and diminish the value of books. conferred Di rty a new character on the subjects of the Tudors and tl Stuatts and' ...

... ANECDOTES OiF Hg LATE MAJESTY. The following ons Min respecting his late R li jesty. have been glean 'd ron various sources :- th At one of the fi Id days in the vicinity of Wincheiter, in; hle year 1778, G;ar'ik IonnIl it necessary to dismount, or 'en his borse esvtlied from his hold and ran off; RI' .Oowing himself intniediately into his professional atti- I ite cried out. iaif on Buworth ...

... FUNERAL OF HIS IMAJE6TY. The l-mainE, nf dtir Iate Tost gracious Sove- a rei ii ari a be deposted in the Royal Mausoleum in h St. G.o-. a s apAl. nn Wednesday, the .)Gh inst. at h Iie' t. T he preparatioi fnr this raournful ceremomy h ta.es place unler the inimediate inspection of Mr. fi Mash, of the Lord Chaml-crlain's Office, and Messrs. li Frante a d Ranting, the Royal upholbterers Thebody ...

... CEREMONIAL ron! THE pBRIVATE INTERSMEXT Of HIS LATE iIOyAL HOIHlNES EDWARD pUUKC OF KEN1T AND STRlliE'iH ,N IN TilE ROYAL. Cl.APEL OF ST. GEOUGl:, AT WINDSORf, Ga SATURDAY ryENINiG (this davy-) ,,A ,.ncA *(this day.) On Monday, at ten c'clock, thie remasns of his late Royal Highness were privately removed from Sid riauth to Crlcmberland-Lodge, NVinrdsor, wslere thee bodiy ?? removed ftom the ...

... i PROCLAMATION or. GEKORGE IV. I LEEDS., by tion- iind s of ;.Iet and on this in to etck teir ~icirt loy- ap- La- eeu rirh. the to *Igh cial [Iti- to of dnl cla- the this no tide rild the the ifi.i ai- ide )or, ess, r of lloy- sy e ll. t it the hle ) to eaS her sed ad- )Ills our I at tre- eri- rds iy ; .ge- rd- lper !Si be Oil had [ to :her u6, lity ,ing by ior- be thc Ing led tly ing ?? a ind ...

... dT is ivith elitngr s of considerable Regret, ;f I th tt theBkNEV OLFNT SOCIETY find them- selves under the necessity of mnkiing a further appeal to thuh t clni ty, whii h h as so otten, a id so liberally ben exerted for the Rlelief of t he sufferin g Poor in this townt BB , while assisting the Soup C'on nitittee, in their visits to the Poo for the purpose of dispensing ir SOtsp'l'sckete to ...