The National Register. — London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

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Mtpteoza,. *AIM 141161p1t n by the non-commies Ahem. Ilk Robert w. w o w somas. Dhow. ' . prevented from re-entering the vortex of died. Hill went to the uone once* sad cauratied the WastaNslllllllos. ' - that his Irish revelries mightwt be PIMP= - non-commissioned offieen to get Water sad a Map, J. Prnadigie. 111 , taw Soho% Soh. M. C • i 1 . and.oa. Chi , y , ,t he might WARS his sainted wife before • • and wipe out the attack upon the leglatent Adel J. L W . Listoolashirs. coach mob.. Sol. Mr - had the honour to command. : • • in • • left those shores which site had reason to cur - „ • 'I• he Blues relieve the Life Guard , and do • la r. i tet Co. Row think Welk machant. boa. Mann. Raw . , from the moment she fi rst SSW them-and T. Pordiarie, W . Curoberlond, dyer. Soh. M - . . compunction never visit a Royal breast-' Swale sad Ca. Old I. M. Hada*. M Rolland Co. OW Jewry. . uty at floe Horse Guards, to morrow morning." . . . dry-salter. Ms. Maim Po . , usness always bestowed on Royal feelings-h . Fled 91 . the Queea's Death von age Koss -The H. Burnett. Long Lane. Bertoondliey. wholesale filmset ' Mr. Thomson, Old Jewry. DIVIDF.NriII. , -no power over a King scene; but then '7' 'until the last, the death- bed il mind ?-it ma Meriting Post of Monday last mys, " when she melancholy news was communicated to his Majesty it quite overcame him, he instantly went below Hague es, W. Dunn. HOZtOTI, wholesale upholdee-IS. R. .. , and pomp, and grandeur must sink to a co rn - deck, and has remained there ever since.-Orders Cullen. Maidstone, Rent. dealer in hops-16L J. Doyle,. Wi /ow weer. Bankaide. cows and coal merchant - 28. J. I. • level of human nature, a nd , all the ble• •• • were immediately Wenn& fur all the royal squadron to lower their colours to half-meat high." We are Witham Street, Wellintiebetrre cw r -r—ft . R. Parka, ' "of a Court will be unable to form a sit' • - wanhury. BHA wise merehant-Sept. W, W. Wrightson ' rata .to give publicity to this statement, and more was. -to. 3. rooteeien. Upper Bedford Street. • , the visiting* of conscience-as to finurity, - • 'cularly as it is in direct oppotition to an awe- teasesesem . iesselism-es. T. Garbutt. Manchester =and asonallsansw-10. 1. Woodall. Einemont. Coro remble when we but think of it.— '•• which had been for some time in circulation, hatter -. 1 I, J. Busily, W " tt ° 6 V ni l e mi ._ P e ' Gismegeet Ministers, when her Majesty was deid, had . t which we never believed-that anecdote repro. Woe. clathirr—id. J. and C. Wow, Plymouth , ._ '., ' It. J. Mo Incas . Hinninebam. gr0cer....17. W. ( AWNS. w ' • , • unity of conciliation of public feeling, which, . Colvids. Ciunbridgesitire. esslo-11. J. Hainan. Wile • . • • fed thin on the receipt of the news of Napoleon's h, the Marquis of Londonderry hurried into . Be n g. brewer-10. T. Harris. Wereemer, woollen draper -Nov they disregarded, they never deserve to hay Royal presence, and almost breathless from haste • 3, W. Las, Weir Chambers. wine merchant. • CKRTIOCATRS to be granted Sept. 9. .n.-All their fears could nut have restored ' ,', •• •• "My Liege I have to announce that • ! M. Mohnen:. Birmingham. recer—G. S. Bradley. Bristol. 1 their hates could not have induced the A , '•, • r most implacable enemy is dead."-to this an- tratter-J. Milne. St. Martin's Le Grand. saddler-T. Hd •: • lion, the (via anecdote assigned the interns. ' •, Ilidistininaar. eerpet manufacturer-T. Farley, Lynn. N- . pirit's return to bear the repetition of insults, .. • L Renond, Birmingham, whip maker-W. .Le e , I . . reply of "Ice sates by God ? "-We repeat t - •Illbeasben. wise or.erchant-W. Phdp., cantor:au street therefore they might safely, at least, have shown a t , • twe never believed this! i •' cal7s^ ter. .nclination to male amends fis their conduct whil - STATIC CAJUN or THE GLASGOW FIIIWATs..-- , . state cabin, into which the coffin, containing i ' COURSE OF EXCHANGE, AVG. 17. Mao ardent. 12 17 C. F. nesiiir, 35 !—Gi lb ra ha r,30 1 . ~.- lived, by their deportment after her death, in dof which no workhouse funeral was ever • the Queen ' a remains, was conveyed on its arrival Ditto, . t Axht, 19 It Leghorn,. 17-Getios. 431. . bound, was prepared by a number of morkinen Reitirrd4/11, IV Is NlAltn.4s—Venire, VT Go udiously disgraced-and if he have the feeling of , rem the King's upholsterers. The whole interior of - • %Mowry, IV 9 hlitplep, 39i—Liabott,..,0 Flantbargh. 38 s Oporto, 50—Habia,S9 man, and a recent widower, we would ark to cabin was entirely covered with black cloth. A .. Anima. :15 3 RioJaiteiro. 49 Lord Liverpool how he would have felt if • - about four feet high was raised under a =navy • Pen, :i days' siert, 2.$ 70 Palermo, 118 . •• feet long and four feet wide, edged with black kat e. Ai Dublin, 9 per cent. ashes of his late Countess (a mere non-entity ' , „'rage and ornamented with tassels. The corpse Bourdeaus, SA Cork , 9 per cent , compare d w i t h our l ate Q ueen e ith er by birth o r a l placed on the bier, covered with the poll, and Prankfoot on the Maine, ISh I For•-ilin g old in 1)&11,31. ll* Potoralitirgh. si V. I Mid. per or. Nance.) had been treated in the indignant a... • crown and cushion placed on the pall. The • VISION, W. Flo. 10 25 New woden's., highly disgraceful manner that characterized t w a s were decorated w i t h amon g en d tan d i d a h nts • *Enemy EL Flo. 19 2; New Dollar., 4... 90. , uneral of our late Queen. under his own immed' - with wax candles, On eac h s id e o f t h e oille,gpigg Madflei, 304 —CSdig, 3 6 4 Silver to hat s,standard, de , motion-but perhaps his !Lordship may anticipat f our escutc h eons , an d a h atc h ntent wee p a sse d av i a n • enema, ssl—tioretlema, .sti 1 i d. ', is reward-if he were to receive it at our hands, • ' the head of the oollin upon which were pleat !hi • PRICE OF STOCNN. net glorious, it might be an malted one. , • a l arms =Manned On each side of the - thatch Steck Oinsisists 0. • • *6llO three massive silver state candlesticks out s per Cent. Red. 77 Imp. 3 per Cent. - LIFE GUARDS AND ?HS SLUES. .• I • • , with long and thick wax two's. There were i per cam. r:tc..nis 76g lndis Roads tid . 19 per Crist. t,l hobs stmt.. — woo , • black trestles on mob id& the apartment, t Ireselsnit. 96 Ezehaloer Bill' 6 1- Pus. . With reference to the various rumours whi-• w hich were set u p on by th e oak en o f t h e L os d :- k rerCeist. nm. tin tout. for Ac. 71ii ' . been afloat on this subject, TAe Traveller , , berlain's department , as the body lay in state. owe aim. II 11.410- '• , Lottery Twitsts XlO 18s. ...._l____._us.kk.-.1. - 1_ .-, —_ , urday says-" We stop the Press to announce The apartment had an imposing effect. Sir George Im prevalence of a report, that the Oxford 131 - Playlet. has left his state habiliments in England, as Tli 14: NATIONAL REGISTER.. this morning, declined to take the place of the Li '• 't would not be proper fbr him to wear them iu a • ' ' "'• Gudrds, whilst the latter were called out to be , • . coun t r y. Lefton : • wed by the witnesses on the Inquest u• . • MONDAY, AUGUST to. The Glas g ow frigate wad with her Majesty's Haday. It is said that the Blues have hake chi . ,-.enrich, betwetss two and three •••••ns, men H arwich, ...... y *fused to take the duty, and certainly sera. , 'clock on Friday. The there was covered at the GLORIOUS' TRIUMPH. hing curious has taken place; but we merely gi - time with spectators, who were all deeply affected. fact as a report, although it has retched us i -.....-- . The hearse and four mounting coaches wen skipped • The triumph of the Battle of Waterloo Wit eh___ a way, that we involuntarily attach a porno; , t credit to it. We, however, leave it to • with the co ffi n to convey her Majesty's corpse le smiting when compared to the victory of Tuesday Brunswick, and fen the convenience ef those who . • as the substance of information which ' -to attend the funeral. Seven of the Quesa's • cur an the latter day the noble efferveseenta of Uri- ; .ed IF us much more circumstantially, but I sib holing overcame the impediments thfown in it he authenticity of which, arriving as it does, a he moment we go to press, we cannot vouch im • . hold have embarked for that ; but Wood, having been refit a passport, mead way, and achieved (though, we regret to my, no . • . • not proceed as be wished with the Queen's remains. ' prickly, without 'petal inquiry. without bloodshed) what ought to have been con- "S i mone EDlTlON.—T r avell er Ojice 5 &Clock A detachment of the Sikh regiment have embarked ' different vessels to attend the funeral from Seat mekstl, if concession it could have been called, to th. In consequence of the extraordinary rumour as to _. . _ toe plate o f interment. . the Horse Guards, we immediately despatched , enpr• seed wish of the people. Ministers with a I I • non to the Barracks in the Regent's Park, w- . MILITARY LAW !! !—An affray took place on titian:amiable imateenesp had turned a deaf ear t• e reg i ment o f Blues errs quartered. On h' Wednesday night, at a public-house. near Simne- -1 ' • all the repeesentationslihich had been made to th ~ Meal there, Sir Robert Hill (the brother of • Hill), the vlonel Commanding the Detachment , the Prince of Wales, Exeter -strew, Chelsea. A drover, of the name of Tucker, who was in a ! on the Iniehtleheelkllejesty's funcral-.•-they per ft on horseback for town. The following is • - - • with hur of the Horse Guards, drank the . ' lased ii slbsii r lasi'd haste and in the i r refit's' t -•It of our iaquiries. The Life Guards and • soldiers, who followed him into the street, and th- allow the gpocession to peas through the City. I :• nes received orders to do three days duty each. the flit pins they succeeded, in spite of the Pit • he Blues did the int days duty at the H best him with a poker. One of the soldiers woe . • • l' rssre of the Executors-in the second they we nerds on Wednesdey ; the Life Guards did due taken int° "da sod "flied t.° the Hanatzlera • n Thursday and Friday. The Blues received orde w,Sschissusea butt b e was violently T e e ' n e d kr a Le* Ranted, !deviously defeated, and the melanchol to attend the Queen's funeral • , which o f his erisande s . " haw ' a watchman' was dan- meitaloide pissed all through the City. Of the t • mestployed, the Horse Guards supported their was reckoned at twodsysduty, gin the whol •.. - t . ibe l n y ig hru ht, ised w i o Mr. illa R. Maybank, the constable ..bei uty r ttohreeperfdayals. lately, t y G ra nard pact s ad ha t v a in h g av h e ad bec h a ear time, bat woo an apo il a l as t aa he watehh""e at the teeter ; they fired on the people so entirely without l i eted th i s morn i ng by the Bl ues. An outer had . .., 'n-chiof an he sublime. precaution, that carriages even belonging to th aced fir a detachment of the Blues to relieve • • procession were perforated by their random shot trgate the Blurs behaved like Men, lilts Englishmen, lik - Christians ; and however averse we feel to the a• so .tbL.hisaf:ertardeauGsuerardl bey f d oirv n b u ot d i o tedapr Z oret t ym t r t t h s e taadc y ackme w i, ere so fatigued that •n to the Coin nuander- ,n stai ghl inves to , the . honour and character of Mr. by he f ~ Sh lt ' ic ff W hi- Ill y ntari that be has given his valuable w an e d that the d ßlu ' • • fa t e' not refuse to do duty with the Life Gua , y, Blues , a ce ot Idierson such an occasion, we cannot hu The are however, mu h congratulate Pe t.' e I ti d ct". f • ran ur fellow-citizens that the !hams we . Guards uployed-it was a moo irksome and unpleasan t and profitably their laudable fiub...ir.inceonTiie t day may pr. vent 'Lear being appointed to a similar •• situation in future -- the particulars we have give at length i emir be all n sigma .another part ttf our paper, and we may owed to sok, salty the indecent haste that its • lived tins last opportunity to insult th aurtyrid victim—of perhaps, the longest, the newt • i i i 4 •- - • "-• ' - ititthelr...4, 4 • • ' • . a f h • e might y ttk6heirdaimhy have ielieved them had not committed ruck d as h v , gs of the Regiment of Blues , ' 64 ee io After the Blues weren c i nsed conduct an an es. relieved t at t towards of outrage et ac courtesy, h the outrage - at Cumberland- bad no knowledge of the relatives to the when for a tilt pip goaded the Coroner's Inquest, MI . t th - n hen tu gmithillaih em t i ries upon L the Li 'f , • Guards on Wednesday, at the Horse Guards, th latter wrote against the walls of the guard.rooms B variety of matter offensive to flue lees, in consequence of a tiring upon the populace no le fee their t dra • on the Q lings of the wing a sword ueen s ' furter procession. The words were-Cowardly Blu. - The Blues must r to W' - d indsor-Country quarte • u , no ' r uest solicit • 114171 had iu air WI ed It i.3e, asai n ne le am sansei , friends, finding that the relatives of the he ea, them a in iti t e li c e inquiry, th the de. of ey re- cowed delivered to ]err _ S t h h eri b ff ret W n e c ithmen the o foll wing AUTHORITY. authorise and request Ito .am l, of Lando " n and . d lt u r ns leu th it - ily of the deceased - NI !aquae. now about to be he W, to my own, and their behalf. to e • a e c d t Id. and . El. for me. and for the ; to the i too m e t vp s : bc ost l igi oce ottobuch th o e so C res. oro- as . wa h'l deadi catts' in e h i l t a nd iad m gmeu anner 4 teis:lthicht? el uci da te r i ct ydcsawd bert . th i e w : N b ill g rol y thr: lter . inanrega tan: l lry Woolwich. Kent. Wcw-rood. - -41111111111111111