... ITr INs RUSPECTI'YG THTE PROCESSION TO ATTE D fE rAINS OF THE QUEEN. [ . - - - - - - - - - - - . _ On Saturday last a numnerous meeting of gentlemen b held at the Freemason's Tavern, for the purpose of sui1ting on tie best neans of paying their last tribute respect to the remains of her late Majesty. Mr. 'DeC. If. P. weas ealiai to the chair. Fesaid that the eatmittee forsted for arranging the ...

... NEW INFIRMARY, BROWNLOW.STREET. _, t We mentioned, last Friday, that it was intended to lay t the foundation-stone of the new liormary on that day. i Accordingly, between ten and eleven o clock on that v morning, Lord Stanley and tl'e Mayor, accompanied .1 by a number of gentlemoen interested in the manage.. h rnint of this charity, and others, proceeded from the s Town-hall to St. Peter's ...

... BDD1E NOTICZ OF'TREl'MYSTERIES OF THE A2BBE . ?? I In the course of this production, which is eoero war worthy of its author, -there are frequent allusiors to -e melancholy case of a deceased relative, most nearand most dear 'to me; one, who for many years lahouad under a most affecting-mental- malady. Such a ea lsie would have been spared by any one but a wretch lolon all the sympathies of ...

... ILXTED FROM PRIVATE CORRiESPONDrXCE. C Dbli August 20.-The levee was unequalled, both r point of numbers and of rank, by any levee that has 2 held within the memory of man, in this country. I hes from an early eour up to three o'clock C thegreat avenuesleading to theCastle. About eolsck his Majesty's carriages, preceded by a squad. of drageons drove up. It was not without difficalty l he was ...

... . imperiax igunns in tne l ?? The following particulars of her Majesty's illness which have transpired since her'death, serve at once to exhibit the state of her mind, and the excellence of her character :-When her Majesty's illness first assumed a serious character, Dr. Holland requested her permission to send fbr another physician; her Majesty answered with a smile to the following effect ? ...

... HATS OFF ! GID SAVE T iE IING!!. .iAn AssIUlt- not an Assa t! t!!- We have great satisfaction in hymgi the following I s trial beforeourreaders, and--we hopsit will be exten- s soively copied throughout the kind~gom, as it is on a e'sbec.hc more frequenitiy-than any other interrupts as ~:the larmony of the audiences in places of public en- n tertainment, and as it will give for tone future a ...

... It becomes our painful duty to record one of the most distressing shipwrecks that ever occurred within the precincts of this port the loss of the smack Earl Moira, packet, which sailed with passengers, bound to Dublin. Thle 'tual number of those who perished we have not been able to ascertain; partly owing to the uncertainty as ax the numnber vwho embarked, and their being chiefly strangers in ...

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... RID . iY, AUUST 8, 1i821 : FRIDAY ,- AIUGUST-$i is l.- Wsm RECEipTION orF ir kING A NnHIS MI I NTsTER ?? Irish are proverbially a hospitable peo . .L Lie Iriss arc prvverosiaiy a ?? puU- ple;-and if one half-of what wehave recentiy readaind ii heard, respecting their eiatlusiastic and'almost delihious 0 welcome of their. Monarcb and his Pb zic Minister Lord Londonderry, be true, we must admit ...

... ? VI 0.ot?trtp't. hie Her late Majesty's Funeral.-The Wye, a small fri. ly gate, having on board her Majesty's remains, accompa- nt nied by the other vessels, arrived on the 20th at Stade, nt and proceeded up the lElbe. The day before, the corpse .! had been removed from the Glasgow frigate. Several nsmilitary officers met the conductors of the funeral at ae Cuxhaven. Several bodies of ...

... ?e ?LikierpooI ? FRLDAY, AUGUS?JL' ?, ; POLI . - O RSYATA .S.-The- party oppmsed tothe reliintevs.-of the countryhusatlengthbeen I foiled in 'one of their 4. 7 ,. I . - A 7~ , - - - - -. -. - sesY . ieigtts beers 1 foilied in -one of their uext datjudeiatio- Nct conteuted uith atlar ecusion of the ?? lawf w kich Le 4n ,sospe inStanc6 a '-o*a;ed to littless thana treasn able ssversijt of the ...