Star. — London, England, 1827-01-19 00:00:00

. • . . . • - - 1 1 ' _ . . ' . • , .. ~ .. • - Body ins/11.41n - • . ~___VailaW 1 .1 4:7 6 cia t 1- ie s4l4l " ll thribliirlar 1iVit_ti0.,4 441 . 4 .•. :. 1 _,_''' '• . . 1131 "' . bf the Guard ' ',Oh thole halberts -- - HS WELLICSLBY CASE.' . . - .4' - ol ic s automat, heroin.% •. stealmlll. might not others/tat have clean • The cr owl, reels •-. --- 7... '•' , Ind • 'the - wale . front , the tailing to • I scarfs at turban& Their battiies war also _,___ ~ • . ( a wl crape . •• • Bea ew ,,„ thee , oatkfreconse - tretnendosp and alarming. Cleveland theffoor, were clad in blear ASO, and lighted up tay . • ttiirlit Or CYMBORIKICyIkeI4weste.O.ALKW-IMST • • . ' ~,„„md with Wet* *rapt de . wirsi nos . G eoras set; Row, the end of St. "I iuses's street, and the rather con- dmoenous sconce . containing two wax lights oath lit. Wagtalty toot alts me a t _es egad We rserei*li4ard ' . •'• . = swi Sted* waa S i l ritt e :* P 6 4. biliwios. ~ .' Soho 'raying . , Chutes fined spice at cher point, presented one dense mass of plat about : about, three feet apart : these were occasionall y leadiat Co~ N Ban. oil aftwersd aquas. mon*a awe. : _i li --- ,,, w , p e risilear Culla RVaie. John niter. wad J. Clime- Ladies and' Gentk.i . n, many of the latter . with chil- surmounted with banners. In the Stateroom, there ractke as- 2, 6 " receld4d . - - , • rul *:"' . thit . c•r" .. 166"4. 2 s: ''' • - ' • ' 1 -- ' ' • . • General Co tea *eateries ~ A w e t solarise Whim we ado& dren ou their shoulders ( which - they had Most culpably' were many of the oldest Grenadiers wi th in the en- Mr. no RT 14541 t h at be o - -•- • , , • . I . s o t head .d she cella. Coiled Sir Hairy Cooke on the right brought into this csowd.. Intermingled with these closed centre, as well as °San of State, 'seated i n great portion of his Lordship's tioseLepon the testis': ay • as Camel A ° mem tett den. _Me i. se Olks: wee „ a m ak ba t Neva , *ewes seats E T• il d Wend were Petstalt who eertsialy ought . newer to have chairs and settees; and in the Lad Chamberlain ' s box,s" of Dr. _ Bulkeley, as eon , • h the eiti ' . ! ~...I w7 irn g. In the from wail Hawker, . . I bees suffered to mix with - the crowd, had there been any at the end of theroom, op posite to where the co ffi n and by mr.Wellesley , and other penes& eennected . with balk . • C. 6. learnt. it" ?ark Yl'ell..H .na . • ~,,...„. efficient means to pretreat them t sofa from their being gawp) are stationed, appeared the Lord Chamberlain , and the Learned Coonsenuested littlish* Cognomina • os Nth Ode wers idte d le s tio e a r , it taiw thew ::: a stai uth."'" 7"4 1 ,171r,,Z in proper costume, nisei of them, especially females in the deepest mourning. . .not consider that time , at having been wasted lit him. alarai• w • • • rose he was *bout state thill'illadiel a die late Doke end alanser at she arms et bb lova of the lowest character and conduct, , had• not even The Chamber, illuminated with the w a s lights or- Khan, the (I ' m ' • . Ar Mg Higterie• nut ware La tWa Gaillarteas Vah l os asei two Oen- black, and were attended by g,angs, whose combined ranged roudd th e room , in the richly chased and gilt writtim by Mrs. MO in answer WI one oritten'hY•ba • . kiNi p sr de reiv, alallber• 11 2, 1 ("" ail kt0°,,="0"2 . , objects were soya - rendered to obvious, as to justify the ekaudelier , surmounted by the combined plumes of husbaird, _and s he purpose_tsf that letter was r to num. . '3 et . I,l ' l ' o I "'"** O' ''''. """."" wire ""' application of a remedy, that in some d tee prevented. feathe rs, ' b us las*, ea die brett-ead. . . .eg p • and the large candles in, three. ponderous later rver . al o it f i the ß e r ha h rges ta z i t t l:e ti l sd ate ui r a w d ri e tt i en IstL ia, 1 us moo were to ee prevent taifesiew by the th e recurrence of the confusion which.- they - had been candlesticks on each side df the cof fi n, had the most wow . e r is the title* aid smog bat teethe asks, to too successful in remain& ~ They werediscovered by solemn and gloomily magnificent effect. The co ffi n ban d . left r. a n n o d ig d d o: s b iro t ie w i h h at t e .r ver ts. ai gitt lo i t !. ke ..., ' ....: ~. _ ,s_t, • ...:.,. , 1 1 , • , ag t a ir Feasts, ie.ths ~UM , al WI litw a "'maw at ills ?dr. Lee, the High Constable, his attendanis,_ and ions. red en the platform, covered with an immensely wee ewaio % nse rsonaret whr egged, whit a ticket was the of his wife, and of her having made hie boss • . .T a. , „,, h , passed o T ibe sag of the Bow-street petrol.; mid they were-with remark- large pall, eod-was placed apparently quite on a keel, scene . ofett, wearable die siaitl i olomproso i vik,. ..r be Nee pkgin 'Rpm p reva il e d able promptitude weeded oat from theerowd, hurried instead of being raised at the t .head. Its foot was in letter, e " eaT a • i toselbess• '• ,• .- - • through the upper barrier. and lodged in the partially towards the centre of the room end was the only t art Counsel wished to know ' whet h er it it s" ;fraare ~- i t ....'''. :' ' * 1, At twelve o'clock, thine ke eltesdeitee• ah the melte wino" - occupied space in frets of the entrance to the Marquis of the ooffin its ? __i_ a nd derreit.-at, when Mr. Ugh had driver lhee:.• • visible; , but ri ch cri mson ve l vet, • ..14.i. :, aw l! diw csaaaosed vm """ w oopea r=" am il l in ' atera w et w ae • *mi l t OF n ' of Stafford's mansion. Their •violint conduct, for gold headed naill ititt Otnaments•eontrasted well with hie' h o use destitute and oaPrOlarete... di 6041 al. ... ' .• • ' • ,14 , 1 , t n. tio .l g ro g, po ros a Ei osot i a ad tu t . initial th a fth. reasons easily imagitseble,... tftether with the - immense chi surroundin .fiteek velitet an: On the coffin were ras ed a od course, pee haps u nct •very the .• • . roe stbilc.= air; ariedildli abort akee Alec! forniill. ' s i crowds assembled in thts l'affrikt a .brin; oCcasioned, foe Olaced his Highness's Ducal Coronet, orders, _,___ " Counsel '''"" !"'" 1. `! ll , . .• -..-:- ' A* MIN 'dank, yobbos( erg • r i Coost to , She atiavits-to the last effithOstillt . • .:.' 4 were • eh, c rms4 gd776111* ',Otitis, of atiaitialith,• a mok. r a wer , „..-e• • . a les tiv ich es b t evare be * c ost alarming cciefuntie X . Mul the . pressure, Ml 4 Worth i . bed over the head of the c, ffin was hit • 1 Vr Ail a t alimbirr yard ' et w ienr e" t aimiC aue r*a wai r dk4trelise•"l"apiiietresenl4"l"nentriat"tt 'after de 0 :CbSal)bilr4S.r° dec l ine ever the ehilth the each rice r Mrs. Bligh t w oa the fa 17 :lea ' ' ' C ..a , d io :sze ithen .ssope te lliog s , wirs heessese iroonains . Mar tb g a r t eat ti ; aseeicheo .. n. ► • *fileaser.s wen so -laced on either kids of ws'arelefs of th e emu, lgaw . ... 59 46 .. : ... .11; , . y en :" 0 .• r. - aes Mrs.Welleeke. bed hithdrawelein . 6,y biti 47: 1 4 , 7* . .„ sissy li z s di v iz b k „. bete sere bit . ... ta t it s vrchbazrie u re weteepelyedrortheedmiesidaofthepuhlite. uf °stem WW2 ,but.a ., atitrillrallOWSPs.a/Mb - Lshidt'J; One . Of. thee - :Itehig - lettnbllliem.dlie E. i ,„,,,,odsi . o.Patsersivin •••._ ''' ''...:7..:.. - ..-4-.6a 1. --0 . , • towirdsibearchivey.intheed of alutliwilittsigliaalli b•Mh e " the s r e all t pairs'netil e wliity l l e " eh eh* ' 2ir ti si sibe ineseerm as bei ::: °ll4.6 ticilt abandoned ethal t- tr ili' r a i- n l ltilb e ar ileadY ea : Oat: . „„4,,,,s tar p o wee e d by nandieis. Hiwiter.they seen cleated tite at the porch bars._ It costumed in . spite cifthe very great costume . Raved - On each side of the coffin.. weer emir 1. 2, 1w Z" .. .. - -...,....., : ...: ta . ~1,, ser e* * is ,. ; ' ' V ?" 7 ,oo4 " o. "' e ratintowt .e a tted t y si alkeelil i esetaamee t w aa t t d wataba liriv a ,,,it• . s i a as pot to impedethe dup . ;sandhi 6f those OPho were diefoet of theetillio, wet .a Heield hi his•foß Afield ~, . . r etp4, , ::: Loped an'ttlFee lelit!it,,l Neettesett:_eit_, litt•s_ _ elfmts - ol' the -"Ancers, Patrols; and Cnostables ; - . and of the oldest Grenadiert..- with their &clocks reilirsed, r.- - 7 7 • 77" c" " I ' v L n a t t 'l l t l e e w `"' -""' "" ' . . i ll i r kobe... • "li bel e e ite:istraow °Lu ce , Ze p r t ial a =d . g this struggle, one of the breast-high barriers, and the heads of .the men leaning over the butt ends of . , 6„,fliatiO qt attaalee, sic lleatenertaa a the eletba‘ at awa and Which passed across Cleveland:roe, and was intended their guns. The solemn and imposing appearance of strAta to do taco. a to askomuld have Imen. she coodoct of 'aitY - • . • fr. ' k ... I 1 ! • 1 4 1 a.escaarbt tlaisitat. the scream and cries oldie amain to break the pressure of the mined, tell. Thirty gr forty the whole scene, mingled as it was with military me• man placed as Dr. Bulkele hatbeen ? • pan ' I what D r. Blk 1 v had previ ously Said, -- wonkl bi •• • NW truly dlivrooleg. Birelliers cwt their shoes, and waited away persons felt with it, when the cower nation became of the mental,. lied an giffectmg grandeur that all appeared i ssfitt a ik v atilifS'44 luting its* feet. • have called to Mr. Wellesley 's snot the• falsehood ~.. . ,•- most alarming-kind; but, luckily, alarm of those who to feel. . . - • lierebelee Wariees WI *Mae affor o'clock, rye Mewl ep• , , otra 6a . cuaiii . ~ h , 0 09 " . . gm art lawny adiwwww i te were behind the barrier, induced them to recede from the ' From this shember, as we n askom the . passages. a l l . h s tr.W. ,, was . u s s i ertial ? L._ . WouLd he teat Ware ..' .. . .!.. soy rte ton un9, belt en lima tweet; eel 'derive that shale it apprehended-danger, and tyros afforded space and oppor• light was carefully excluded; except that from the va- . Good Goal ,r• sso'. ll ßat 0 "WSW of ' . A ';'" i ess oppestd as arioy Persia' had em cee d a s in any Feeders beer tenni for the attlYeexertions of the Lancers.who kept the r loos sconee‘ittid, th e brilliant 'chandelier, by. which it ? - Did you hot admit "' .l ad a bat during,. the tlay. It was samiesed, from a goperat al- Dowd back, and ha Hy re-cued many individuals front , has been illtuninated on occasions of a very. different two between our tern aches . , ' 1 Aron% thavithotit eikallellesws• bad eatereal the 'Pane ht tits • imminent rp . , . tee, two months ago; that YAM hall inttigued with star r ••• vase o(the thy. - , : “:;,,,,.. - . .• . the most pertiornhout as far as we could senor character. It was absolutely necessary that the crowd -Conuasting this affidavit . with others :made by Dr. Bulimic what was it good for, eras it worthy ether . 1 't; , tuelfleili: PiaviCyta RS. learn, arty Ledividuah experiencing more than slight should pass through the room as rapidly as wasconsistent - !, • . • y es t e rday booing ;hem 'appointed lor the •Lying in ► bruises and excessive fr ight•The fallen barrierwas quickly with decenc y; and a Gentleman in bleak was stationed contrasted with others which. had been Made 'dabs.. 1 1 • ' I irately and p roperly ? The Learned Coonselatenklend iate , 1 his -fare 110Yril Highness the Duke of .York, removed. The Lancers then resumed their stations, and attach corner, who, every now and then, waved hisband. i ' if and it having b eii ariscoroced that the pitbk generally kept the outer ciowd from increasing those who aerobia. and murmured under his breath, the order to I , pan on. . Dr. Bulkek 's affidavit- to sha of 'turtoogs • *Mooe The next do cument t which he would ca ll the 'seem* mold be admitted spectatnis, at a very e a rly - hair the rally blocked up in front of the porch ; and those who Scarcely more than a glance, therefore, at the coffin _ . which . , , ..• • •, • : 4 1 oath and.thaweitsleadiag to St. Jaine:s Palace were attempted to run past the soldiers were collared by the ` which held the remainsof the Royal Duke,was permitted et t" Court 1 " 114 wal e' matertat in &see "' i ' le. the narrative of MrS; Welleilei; but be Ousted his li hronged with - nudes, either on foot ot in some descrip- o ffi cers (who took on themselves this rather ungracious to any one-but that glance was sufficient to leave a ion of vehicle ; snaloes it once to gratify their curiosity, duty), and conveyed back ' to the outer crowd, amidst salmi; and, no doubt . lasting impression on the mind. u m . dab. would distinguish that pelt df it which. was Ind to pay the lee tribute .01 respect to the memory of mach applauding. Thepreistire of the crowd in front linked as it was, with peculiar - assaciations, whose in- written by Mrs ' Wellmle Y hateen ' lleti ' that P hich ha 4 i Princeowlso,ielifirepd in death, possessed, in a 'very tithe archway could-only he relieved by admitting the Spence was promined by the - sombre clethingleabdtments i mar fl. ded.. .to it. . • •;• - • : ..•-. ,_ _. • .r , jim Louisan walla think Mr. Hort to let Wawa* want WOO •,i )` • . inwlced stereo s .** stealers of the people, whom be public as rapidly Pt possible ; but hundreds, it might Mthe funnealchamber. This feeling was evident, front • tut woe awat‘wrateg L asa 461 , 7 . _ am ' ippeated d-stimed en , gotern.' There was merrily an be truly said thousand; amongst them many • Ladies, 'dr expression of the countenance of ever visitor we me u nro a tees d son weaklier kandarisfai. : , .. •,,,. ..4,,..• f ; 1 indiridual,wl4 4414 89004 some eateriur cokes of whose tattered- dri •sriei shrived hoW . much they had sof- *ere able to observe, _both in **passage to and from Mr. Hoer Milo- his Lank*: otheld . melliret .: ".1 ; grid ; apd,.geretatiineishlig, ft om the highest to the fared, gladly werkedtheistilves back out of the mums the. sad ,chamber. The company on leaving the State „,,, s „, . stress had bass laid upon the e iitui se diejAW-Ar t .. 1 soiree s .* Mesedrected in deep mourning, . as. if they and abandoned the suogele. After this first crowd room, pamed, tkroath the dimly illumined ' emote, Of lireileifeys having bi donee means, n o * mu m: apt. 10. . sad grihiredfiiethe skpattur err( a dear friend nibrotberi• had lima disposed of, which ' was effected with much the• Yeomen try the nerg,Midm sombemihne kept up *diked this woman into the family of. his wite.a... , . other than•fortehe loss of one when, irons his exalted difficult*, m great a mass of people was preventedfrona . ; • the feeling* * der view of the State room There had beestiome pasts .esafront .the nematire ink, nor restspy . .could have had any opportunity of again assee*ling immediately Before the porch. 'add torah; 4 1% 1 7'Sat * Isrocaed.ed along ch a m bers ' the Court had, and the . Learned Counsel believed. :that snowing at •alk.' , and but few . of kzi a ul intimately. ' dielllalte'clock the - crowd near the miter barrier was dole a trawl staircase, Wad out into the Park, where the pas sage be should reed was pee.' lc That she ' ; this geserallitet . og, in which win revere fort ente fa the :extreme. There • were scarcely any indivi- alas, large mends were assembled. . .. . audited at her lodgings until within - four ' days floyalty,:widriegrenim the loss of A Snag P,be. .atiele at this point who bet not been at leastdetee beers 11•;• 11 ! •1•1•••••...... her departure from Naples." Mrs wan wbligad ire .. .,' *factor, itiabereutt Ilse 11'44 people. •. ! .soit' .7- ANdimvaaring to ga i n it s but the r e WalliiWtfirl,,leWAl e , _ • • .SPQRTI'iIIi itrittiLAGENct.. • those apartments ' , the tame fur :whit& thole& to . , . .. ,• A t o i o o t g o l oo ki o im a ms the s eve r al Ohio ter be seen among the cooed, and of those Wan .write •.. ' • ' . . . . them having expired, seeds& pesaprictieetkaakk -.. • , • - • • • . - ~ -• . lets, egreethlyso the..directicins of the Ceti:pal foolishly hinardoes eitighiso remain, some were 04E07 - • , pi . , TATt io stays.4 . a. ii. . einm for a..shert period .. a a thits awasshranc., . ~erkmi in ,feont of St. - Joineeti Palace. •WO and t heft drag .oll vier tl e ir t with much differaltY, ties tammacydioreer,nienamat rawest h atr i oi r iee t_di a t Le t tr k iet* bik• . ; fo•ltem .. ,> ... .. ~ ,•• ,Axis i f s - sProse &lotted:li to - do - . liefailltiareMeei -- -of :thettiObitngittflas et the Inellehtrehleailnesolemslwas - me *metemn,et foirtgag wok hea r soplonstp . .S ' olfr • le th e i• ibitebbeiribi L ie hi: . Sion** addedgraitly•ustheitiathsing appearaace of to Mee etleauttelbehene Tarb•__. WM* twit . beams was tlt the WellesbrY &war IA "Ant deßeira •.'•Oi • .. . hut to - pre/inive , . a lt....aereihhe,aegest dialog . the ' • tisane ialtbaugh. even Jo Ore of the danger-and of the •i=7: 4l ender blarg:Wa' s we re . r aww, ..... 1 _ ape •' mew whi c h th ey le ft-N a pu tenn d ..t h sw . o .4.b e a r. 4 l o sha • . :cremony of the:hint 116411111. The 17th LIMN* solemnity of th e occasion, some of these escapes bad a . obliged to leave bee tomseniests, and at witsch.tiose r. ,• , oak their station in frdat,a, the Palace, at end of much of the ludicrous as th e awful. One of th ese damn, •to I apt" Web ' * ''' lir 1 error Catledus ' . Waffieslersaid. a `as me to travel a ith as to Flare .. e, " - .. it. James's meet. in'the space 'hy Marlborough Minus in particular, was dragged from the crowd with hardly. 'll ill 1 tifie ) radee - ' .wa WI felt Gaberbogie- .., • ite to 1 apt Osamu end come and takenp.loor abode . with tenor - the • will ; and the Captaia's 9uard of Ikeentr, lossnosilsy. a netts cOiter bet' nakedness ; her ctothes, which peen. It!: Itift tike 'ro - al. to 1 . see Spondee ' . die previous to our • departure ir •that•it ame. thdr ~.• • • Grenadier herds , :proceeded - to the - interior of the titb;y 114 . been baitilr made op, hiving been actually ; L . ; i 7; wows .. so tot get any ether s opk il i to p r ot e ct b o o.satithotaeleneos djoi k kirtoets t se. • • ...* ' • Pancs, and to; the•ddreiett avenues *adios to. the torn frail her beck in, the troth. Even men, appal- pew tart Th oo potor , _ . -• Imitred her.-The Leaned Cosessel Ikbug Intimidate . .. State Apastmenu. By the tame hour , ' th e Civil Alt- rently of the strongest tomes, were not unfrequently .ato 4 ea Web apt tent Jerky's Stable sad Menden. at upon. the affidavit a sor:.numubiliws .- . hotities were in attendance in considerable members. seen endeavoering - to • faro themselves a • passage into - *. * 29 .m bseese -----"`"" Taller and web? / • ' •.- ' 7 abeersin on die caress of Mr. Wellishifi - dletternt • il. i - ;nes. There consibted of large ' parties of the Bosnstreet or the - area, and beseechiagiin the most earnest tones, thew mos a apt m e ets • , ' Itto I agstTesesbelea - Otr i a Hoes., whoa ••- - • 19 I f 1 .. • di,mounted patrol., together • with. erninerous bands of neighbours., to give theth.room. on. unfortunate mew sa-so i sae Tateldr odiess • ant tot mese Leseset. ~' -: • Loewe molest to know wiatim:lol4lart 1' i • - - c•ostables, heeded by bin Ls* th e high coostable. who succeeded. fell the instant he escaped the crowd, .is sot apt Drown art tot apt Calm* .. thri illw Hainan leadaweewAsisely es Se olia9pal iccurud ' 1 The V. omen of the Goard assembled et their Apart- and one al the Laiseer'sihomas trampled on him in so into I apt lostesst eo a ea r egst "t• 1 art any °di"' . . • Mr.-HAllte did not meanie iti..tith thing ; built. . meth within the Palace , end thence proceeded, :arsine dreadful it way, that the aide ' of - his face was literally - . a o'clock, to the menthes, long gallery, state moats, and torn WE Another had btaken by a kick, and it tot see TiorAewee Idtto IMa &deb° ' ' • .. am; but wrong as to the . cauteiii;•There were offer *lime iheiltreteimilerforen duty. At the canape e set several were dreadfully kneel in consequence of the is tot lessiarvere • •.' ewes t sew Taster Nina) • ' res in the case which. ought" twee called - to Ate . .' I f apart for the adedsemnot these having tickets, and for exertions of the borsernee to.. keep the people on the so to I Vie ritalL w .- :• - ~.- ao 'l e el a ma Web • akteation a the Court i--aone..eiese- mid she. - • : apt Leda( ta to I opt : he public, these were audited small parties of root footpath . In the midst :df'streh serious disasters we aatelasat = * .. .' . 1 .Sito I age Resta (WWI . • . • -•erieniel trusted his Lardship tumid consider .it 7 ' • .• Wards, t . . fiei'erldi Officers and Others connected need hardly stop tonotiet ine,b petty misfortunes Aston ea to I apt Hareshipe - - •'. - conclusive , of the firmness (4 so it alight' be fulfill • ' ~ with the PA - OS with which Dr. Bitikeley had acted: - Whet wren '• • , r i to ',Remit'', tidies; or Mete that proper, or decently which their luckless owners were utterly,unable, when The Gibraltar Paper of the 26th December, says, Loaship think of this area, who bad been so i•Z. .. ' •'l atilt ed Terms; only piled eihnissium they once dropped, to stoop for or pick up again. Noes " Official intelligence has reached the garriarnt . Wont make affidavits in this Courtothen - he heard,lhat;, ' . . Be nine **Mock tattlers pastier in line by, the hut those who actually aniseed in the crowd,and sha - Tunis, that the Bey has .prohibited the import. of gun the trial for ;fluttery, be did . not come forwad to by . • Marquis of Stafford's brute. karmic to the - in the squeeze. and die danger, can accurately conceit „powder into the ports under his authority. with a view examined? Mean, hie coadjutor in Week, was nut et avec fir those harm the Lord Chamberlain's their degree oe extent ; but some idea may . be . formed to the protection - of a Manufactory of *that article lately also examined, though be was the s True Of Di. Bul - : tickets, to assembihrs as well as those who 'of the former, from ' the fact, that at the time_and in the tetablithed at Tunis ." -.. • kefer, and, the Learned Counsel believed, was at Dicke I- walked . i 1 the mos t - • natiderity and Comfort were pre- spiralled of the closely , packed mass ascended visibly terday detertilined, by a majority of 28 to 11, that Re- ' master thought proper to hive come torweitit but no it - ms's "it' "us meettalemodation. Hem place to which we refers the mingled breath and Ptt '. Mr.etino or Minnz.zazzAlkotrrearsa.--leieas yes- :it the time, and might have been competed, had hi, l i i • wryest, plezitteli'e%: , Weth the Ladies and Gentlemen like the meant from a cituldera; 'we can compare it to porters should nor e lsePeriiitted tote present at - the ape- such thing had Dees don; Why was got,Dr.kaiktlet •• • i , .. „ , , who Alen ° bilkkt . With the yoenger branches of oothing else. Such, however, is the influence of cos c od proceedinge•Orthe Magistrates. -- .to be called into the witstomf,s, box to give his evidence s' emit .familien. ,Mash , -idatb, of the Lord Chandsulain's riosity, and so st ro ng a p o wer is there in the human •• Collar or Coltaan Councils--Yesterday a ConstAf x Why not call him forsisr‘ plan afirire scsapieilis:?- 'r i office, shwireseat ;Arid although when the. ennetpces Mind impelling it forward *Wards what it desires to Common Council was held for the dispatch of cirdinsity Whe,LearnedCounsel ivishedtoltooveileih.erthefalling ~ i I -I were cleared. to pernit admission, which took 'plass. attain, that even when a safreand - easy passage for chile warless. A Petition eras presented frogs the Rector, an/ with. one Attorney - Or innilßeilatereef, was ici be • .r. 4 .• • *fore Mao** the ettno4;bustle esteiselt *Wired arat.at one time afforded, thieve watbardly an individial this Select Vestry. sod it number of the inhabitants of arnr . excuse for his not having' hew mandoed? I (*guildi r a I named rapidly indeed, but with comfort and s • . who ava il ed himself of it. The outer .barrier 'the parish of St. Andrew, Holbors , praying suladviaten'istive • subpoena-% -bit of littrcheMates-hatttr, b.C41111 11 1. , • 1•.• t There "were - four 'lief .. haniers, as all of ' " the druid %hoot i lvery'quattet of an hour, to admit ewe of moue* from the Courts in payment for that-part of nometandion hint s athin,petili-to, sal been is •• i 1 ' I ' 'V! • .1. . . . .. prelate. - w . .s.e. Callr teen : WIN • ebecktd.;; and, , . el. imandrtil had' ftti * Outshoot; -or those who wet? the burial-ground belotiging•to the parish, which war a n t e tal ke eviaeoce ec the ftilal# t nothing s „ 1 • .ate exasninations of the tickets were made; .Nia .Pleavestrimmk-iii=nares,,,,tbi.i.tbir j . ...:6 , ....) . ..0.4 h 1 in the foratatioLs a ct the intended litlibeet ed w ow. s o r t war! doet.:-ind why? 'Boned they could - . Mil: ' i •.' Mash. and 'hie - attendants; • were most active ikpar. din .116imiag. d li dstidt . ."" 'P t Th war' all ket ' ' ' 11: bad. • - 4 itppeeved, • for le gr of t!' "45124° 4.4 if '?" 4 * - 7 . . 1 ' tri . . . -.. „ , ventin g ,stee ... jetneeettary delaiys. • The sanfiet . - danger an yWO MUUMUU ere were those -gro ram:moon sum poi s e . . , 4 His . Lon . . hi It was di atlid ' • at this,. entrance ' need. for full en . hthie t ..the then • two other buried to pats, - *Veatch of which thousand pounds. le conseqiience - of this aftreerient, hart been ressimi *; at disease filienliteorthUg li t ilk. the I ' 'tickets -having• upeesesd that they were _only to be the applicant had to eederigo.a kind of scrutiny - bat, the parish had sought other:ground, and had made a only account be had:sees of die.triel,.enst that ems of .". available from ~ tme -to • eleven o'clock- It may be we believe , there ' s lid.'" , o ccur a single lustanei of &vials with the Bishop of Bangor for thepurchite.of, abut* boll Irons the papece s ke thpoghttoral• be cdald It'. repeated, that the arrangements made at this entrance. rejec tion. We cerium close this portion of our remarks a Oot at the min of tettethoutatid pound:Omit, now all antirecrount foci/Jost bethoul t ht there certainly OM' a .., i , Inn the keepinu at* disuses of all those whoy hed not without a well merited tribute to the good feeling and arrangements-were ionised, they found that they could ioii dfaj -Qf evl4iice oat. i ea op ear l -id et em s * p a caskets, Were o f the-Men excellent and successful the- the general courtesy exhibited by -the crowd, even in n et make out a gOod legal title for the coneeteuce. Of....onliht hive bee*. ',Hri one • 'itioltilkficeeeoust of , weer, securin g at th e comfort and order that could' seines of a very alipalfing nature . It - will not be sating *sleeve ground to the City. They now offered lite& "he teial,end nOr M a that - Canute! kir , aloe defend- peraiirly be expected under such peculiar circumstances, too much to state, that ever individual felt as if be r i f y /c ep City f or s i sry . yessa , an d p ra y e d that the dif• -, oat gave it up, - lift tbibillOt an ,atteense made to re- i : and *bee there was, what may be justly tensed, so were struggling for his life; yet, in no instance, did we flashy of the tide might, upon that decurityrtie wand. duce the diersomt , if the reoduct of, air.. Illigh was animas) a desire to behold the solemn, imposing, aril notice the slightest symptom of that ferocity by which a Referred to Improvement Committee. • : *•:••:-., such as bad boar raprepented. he n certainly would have ; fleeting cerutionial, and pay individual respect to the "mob " is so often characterised . This oat, no doubt , i ss oiv ox yd r .acosaeLL.-bir. Summate, one of • b a d his draggy cat Semis to mere . nOusinal 'damages, • etnairis and memory of the late Duke. owing entirely to the influence of the melancholy circa- the Oeribssai *mated wide the DeWitt Zwalie MA was ea if that had bees so.. Unless the nninappeara,oce M. Dr. .• ' • 1 .As wassaatutaily expected, the issue of tickets was sion that Called than together. Wheedle second barrier P ull !" im " d " er .r iw asa b wer s,, dis ay ellange c ww , a "' auk . ai d a s : b aw d* 3 ,1: Balkeley anc i l a t at Was' itiectienteitter, his' Lordship 0 ; I very limited, and given only to those who some had been paued,the people were joined by theMilitary,to (41%64am, Mr . (re ...! make Razes m a se , sr . , wi e s th ought it a titular/amn i a thiteate. , . claim of a more peculiar character, than the Mere regard whom admission was given through a private entrance . , • d r . p wiaman ., ma m a , • , • Mr. Haar mid. his laldshreAllas earn that it could** seine !• . I tor the amiableeharacter, and respect for thebigh office and they ascended the stairs together that led into the CORN RXCHANOR, MARK-LAN& Jaireaav IC. la, r -l_ welaele e" esus " trel fit MS rill*" er•absee - d ,the deee,44, in which the thousands who waited apartment in which were deposited Ore remains of- one our market appears nearly deserted this morribie, the .bryae 77T a l Larthatp.thaesaut ia ta a ' wekost e a midi ..a sa lira 1 in the outside s participated. Not being of the privileged who has utiles.: sillyobtained the epithet of ulleloldier's bare very few in naalbero!al_wlsat taw sales were effect 7:: sae , was wee. sua „ wars would wit bora . sacasiranonak • tat, , we nee ender the necessity of mingling with the, Friend," but to whom might have been gives.; with at _l_ ; • ai r s :" c r aw eal Tr:"" atems as dad Mr. Mar dusoebt his Lordship Usti net bet be aware that eager croviJ, and. patiently waiting until admission was equal justice, the. title of 4 4 The Friend of the People.' # l l .l F e r s, aan Oros i aatcar betimes dam te L a at dim was rasp were a p oi ed iti e h l e mi sward ray the .charge •to diens from adul y. One Wigs liked to ;ranted the public generally, a circumstance which Along the passages, suet up the staircases, the crowd way Lake & .. -1- ,we a little equity Ohms dud groats • &age* a Jury. 'I .nobles us more minutely to describe the exterior els- passed somewhat rapidly, hot with a demeanour as •INITHIFIRLD MARKET, Jammer IL • ane Lard** Om** they ea** meek Media sk4w, be- : i ' i • parades ei this solemn occasion. speedo' as if the visit had been considered less one el As *cran e . apnea las waserally taloa plots this assenienla au 5,,,,,, they „Dammed very auk about it. . . 7 At airiest o'clock, the entrance through the Upper public ceremony than of private . sorrow-not a foes. !met ; „ No ne ; cal ler i r mi or cads was - awess• 3 "; 6 °M. Mr. Haw , thesset. "Annum to *ha we slide *dm , that i, trer'ssysaeu to be the bee scale for equity. .... Archway aloe Palate was opened. There having been step was heard, tw o •ir wkitPeri ft - break the ftlib la. , s o.;:r ra tem e , 4 1 . 84. to ale. sd• Hattem,* to ft. M. Veal, hi - I ' ~, es t fatisuriar that tie admission for the public was to silence, which emit man seemed le feet it his slaty to *a 6 4. to is . e d. Perk . 45. 'ad, to 5 . , a•-Hay , Per d. p - ana r ges . Her then. u proc ulk e c i e d y e , d s t a u s j co a m vit page s i widA 'the coinisen different Dr. . ‘, e at-..4llll l, dolio‘thete was, cousegaentiy, an assem- pre sere,. Along die•inner passages; at either side; vim es to.. Mien it to . to ,ers ; sure; At 1444' al lea tei. is t• . . , - . . . . • • . • ' • ---,, 41. !t' -- .A.z . ..r2 ° -: -/ .'..".: •:°. a • . • . , -.. . • , . ' . ... ° .A • • . . . ••, • • • -.1 , • • • .. ..... _