The National Register. — London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

t_. ... _ _~, ~~ +~ _ . .V. ' . _Se 1: ..• •,;„r:' e ee , • • - , • • e • ver a.: . •• ate :".' • • git C.. • - ''. ‘.. 'e . . )•- ..7 * 7• • -•• ' -..-• ' - • . . - Di• . i 5.i •I'll NATIONAL t: EGlS'Flalt. ai, ^e -__-_____ . ___ Si. V % I.li.vri NE •- ilitlitlO nt the FAElteltier. toll. At half.past seven, a de, aehment of the Royal in 17(19, and soon was distinguished for his On- ,a . ....• - -- -- - ---- ---- - - e - - -aiEsiiii-siiiiiiss Herse Guards lined the streets from the gate ef the trience, which it may be said, is truly unique. His . 9,. ti ijCP:ittiCriPt• castle to the entrance of the Long Walk, in open i grendfitther was a contemporary of Dean Swilt.s and an order; every thorth man hearing d torch• his father Recorder of Dublin. li At half.past bevel' o'clock the procession set out • -.......---.--._ :-•,---------...----. '‘ie: LONDON, MOND:11, FEBP.UARY 14. from Cumberland Image. It consisted of the hearse, . Th ree o ' c lock . r. O O two l amirnitig coaches, and five carriages of the Jane. Itiolred cotter, Chelteahata,tlie lady °O le der. T. Soon, or a 46 v,p,, b 'Wt . : .. . We have now authentic statenteats direct from Royal Fatelly, accompanied by mutes on horse-Ti...,,,,,,0.10.3,,...,.i. or ...,,,. '1 i beck and it detachment of the Royal Horse at st a re., ti. 1 ! i it. meta, et e iimieliter. .... Cadiz, so hoe as the 9.9 th of January and as being " ' .•• in asesa , Otaft. 111 C lad) 01 S. P. tsioti,y, eaci. of s son. / . Guards, bearing torches. As the glare of light oe a5ee5 ,„•„•„e. e ..„.,... „ 1, ..„ I s t ; ..,, trensinitted by a Gentleman of undoubted loyalty, illuminated the leaf-les. twee ott the nearer ap- l a i t:' i t'n. l ::l7::- ' se:iltle=..-1,;:et:,;;Ial;.'i'•:.•'• 'al.i•ti''',."•;:tirs",:it'?.`e,lsm'sltae°'el ' they cannot be suspect: el of leaning to the revoln • pronch of the procession, the outline of this mag• teal s e l:, ne i t,. , ,isi , e le . 4 . ...,,, , 5. c e hi . 1 iere she had twee*. Utah et %Web -•, - v. '• tionary side of the question. The revolters had magnificent avenue beeline distinct; and when the al` "" "'lite , " " ees ale a, • attic '• ea UMIASt At ,yon, liana, wear minit.l44, I. walker, rel. of Au tia...3 parr, ;4,;f . ow tread of the • horses came upon the etr, lately received a formidable accession of Officers in the surrounding stillness, the effect was in the vieitees teseVs 1 0 it Is). eldest ditimlatt of tile Wu Jolin Jul •_. • s ern, oi lillll4lCa. sixteen chiefs of battalion and a brigadier, all of highest degree impressive. On reaching the ter- At lee. e \ Iv, G. Clohh. of Woolwich. to Mere Ail is roster, .1 , I. ii„.•.„,,,r e.t. a , tiAnglitei of Mr. II:0111Ni tieter,ef the sane, :ace• - . wie.m had been under arrest since o•Donncl's inination of tilt. . on g walk, In Pare ..r.".....ar 6.1..... Ai 4i1,,,,,,-. 1 , ,, W yin, era. losrgeou, in 1\ .11•sentalt, to Miss E. igr. ••• part of the processton which was to be on thot joined tett.t.ririsis,...er,o:.leatens. , • anitir, mid bad gone over , taking with them the .or Newington, %wary, to Mall Anne, only the carriages ; alai the whole moved through the a _snow ot the trilie n. steele• eta. mai rillyr al law. oflieers and guard of the prison. But they hail re- streets to St. George's Chapel. r. John J.lllllll. of linnik I.lrrel, 10 i15,111101...1.1411.1.1 ilaozldel of the late J• Conk, rby.{.ll.VC4ll Alert, Cabal:l l / 1 11) :,peal e• • • • ra ceivej a still more important accession in the person At the tooth entrance of St. George's Chapel, the ~. Dean end Canons, attended by the Choir, received on the 41'11 iieitaid, ard 20 months , Ulm k, the Want ?al/1 0f Mr. --- of a Nobleman, of one of the first families in Spain, ,. ~, ..,,,, of the et „ dune. us Itto ion rim:. nu, of all 111114111111.11%011 in the AllOll4l . . I the " 1 .:11 ".••• part -: ---- .-- I) cessi on having bee... ocesst ill by the ‘ialenre in I ~,,, tiii•tt e•iirgli ; .01./ ,111 M'1.3.11., lay, It.: r, - •., •. .I Grandee and a Major General, who bad rendered a • va e oi tee • • sews., 11.11-11.1 % assll6 0111•51 child, vi% ) 1,1111. • •pre% tously formed, the whole moved on. 1"31 , .. ,1,1, 11( Ml'. 10101 .a, kiii. of hin,,lailit 16,3f1. -', him.e:f so obnoxious by his revolutionary principles, About eeven o'clock a detachment ofthe Battalion et g e ese., the nes. v.. ti. lateleu, B.A. pear of (juin college, '• OE . as to induce Governtuent to put him into confine. of Guards, etutioned at Windsor, marched into the camh'ilsat ei tisee e ee, tits. ,wall Phipps, relict of the late e. reipps, jun. the Chapel. They formed a single line on each side esip otheisploti, Jaina.ica meta. I-le and his brother were arrested at Grenada, -.. the nave, every fourth man bearing a flambeau. - _____--i-a-eTeser"-aa"-!--"'""---"---""---__________ ._ • and bail been lately transmitted to a prison of the About 200 persons hail been admitted, as spectators, I. onton f/t3arliflS. . ' : Inquisition at Santiago, in Galicia. He has escaped into the north aisle, by tickets, issued by the Lord end joined the troops. The mode of his escape is Chamberlain, the Earl Marshal, and the Dean and CORN EXCHANGE 310,:t0,5v, FED. 14. Canons of 'Windsor. we hail a good supply of fine Wheat Chi. morning at market, ".., still a mystery, but it is generally believed that a At the. entrance in the Chapel the Dean of Wind- having had several annals from Esso.ix, Kent, and Suffolk since oar Lea, the demand for which was in proportion to the supply, .f; forged order from the Inquisitor General at Madrid sot commeaced the reading of the sablime Funeral and the in ,amples obtained from Is. poi 2s. per qr. higher ; Co: inferior c.rptions scarcely supportd last week's prices. ''' ' liatl been received at the prison. The strone fortress Savice, "I am the Resurrection and the Life. It Barley Wait dull 111 Wale, but last week s ces may be quote. . is is a point of proariety, that, during the period dr. The supply of (kas was pretty larg and brisk in sale at ocr e e of La Ora was taken by treachery, or rather from ... II • .slag . . .. • M arm tinentoninete the organ service last prices.. In lican, Pp.-, &e. there is no alteration . the eerrison entertaining the same sentiments ac the in consestueace of the funeral of his late Maj.sty taking place a shall not be performed in any Cathedral, or Colle- on wednesaay next, there wilt be no business done at this tuia- • . .Patriots. In this -emergency cousiderable efl'orts giate Chapel. The' mournful and unprecedented het on t h at d a y. • bad been made to collect troops round the Isla. The circumstance, that on this occasion the funeral rites - which demanded this observance were those of a CantitENT PRICEs t)r (MAIN Mit Tll is 'N E.1% 1 (. earrisons of Estremadura and Castile had been or- Per Whicheeter Measure of Cizlit Bushels. , •• a, Son of the Sovereien thus removed at the same time t. , • MuNDAY. weuersu. e nista if• ~ dereil to crotch, and Ceneral Freyre, whose head- to a happier state, metered the simple and affecting s. 8. a. 11,, S. 4 . querters were at Seville, had, between Carmonu and office of the dead peculiarly solemn. The body was f ‘ t v e h i i t Wheat conveyed into the choir by the same machinery as Bye "e that city, about 14,000 men. However, there I 34 a 38 34 it 35 34 a 38 that adopted at the Funeral o f her late Majesty. Brink, or Buck seemed to be no fear on the part of the officers, The Dean then read the Service from under the wheat seither of the Kir.' troops, or of desertion among Sovereign's Stall. At the proper moment, the plat- Barley •••• -• • 30 a 44 . 12 a 42 32 a 42 •rs 14 a tio 1 7 a 110 74 a AV) form placed over the entrance of the Royal N'ault !ale M•lit . . their own, fin. thy had a few days before made an Peed Oats 17ratlually descended without any perceptible aid ; Brine or l'olatiddo. 24 a 25 1 24 a 25 1 24 a 28 .. excursion with two columns of 1,5 , 00 each, and ° the chief mourner sate on a chair at the head of the 'rick Beans 3l a37134a37 1 34 a 38 drove every thing before them as far as Xeres. Cadiz corpse; his supporters on either side ; the supporters ow dine) - • was completely blockaded ou the laud side, by the of the pall sate in their places near the body, and Ne!v. fl i t ditto 38 a44 i 38a44 I 35 a -11 Boiling Pease the bearers of the canopy on either side. they Pease ' 's• posses-ion of Port St. Mary. The Leaders of the Front the great size of the co ffin, there was some Rapeseed per last 32f. a 361. 32 1 . a 3 e. 32/. a 361. Constitutioual Army had published Manifestoes, difficulty in loweri it into the vault, the (Tektites li s , e. AVER %( I- PRICE OF CORN, Per Ditarter, 1.l the . 1 o i-. • e declaring•that their object was the Constitution as 1 being scarcely large enough for its admission. Maritime District. of ENGLAND and WALES, for I ..e At the conclusion of the Office of Burial, the ye- Week eli di ng February 5111, extracte d from Sat d a s ' ip. e stabliehell by the Cortes. The fidelity of t he arm y , nerable Sir Isaac Heard procl a imed the style of his Gtatet re. in general, was suspected, and a change of measures late Royal flightless, in a most distinct anti impress Wheat... 630 DM I Barley... 344 1.1 I Beim.: 4l. 341 Itye .... 4UO sd I Oat 23s 8,1 I Pease .. • 47 , t ., ti r was obviously required, and to increase the public sive manlier. -.--_______ . Throughout the awful ceremony, all eyes were BROWN OR 31USCOVADO 81.16A1t. embarrassments the Kites was suffering under a fit 4- a a turned upon their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending e'• of the gout. The preceding filets coming from York, Clarence, Sussex, and Prince Leopold, whose Wednesday best, ilia. lid. per cot. in t his of ditty. • ~,... unquestionable authority, show what little reliance teelings it is almost impossible to deecribe. His Roy- eItICE.S OF TALIAIW, SOAP, I 1'411,. A '... can lie placed in the accounts inserted in the Paris al Flightless the Duke of Sussex, so long the inti- PRICE Or FAT, per st.ol 81h. I Tuts ta l'allou _64 • o,i 0 0. . ''.• mate companion and resident under the same roof , . Ive., Russia .t9A Mil --, ad '!' 4 4 ' Papers of the state of affairs iu Spain. ielittetelaeet Market 3. MI 155 bito ditto -s 041 00. 0,1 ee at Kensington-palace with his lamented brother, in sr, Jattie.'e Market :1. b.I accepted Slott' Oft, Ott 464 Od ,•••, vain rallied his firmness to support hint under this Clare Market . , U; tid I Ditto itotigit Ouis Ulf nts ea ,;.* FrArnat. .30/.E.1/N/T/E.S. • ' trying affliction • l'heir congenial teelings, the rc - -- Deere.. . . . 244 011 or nil LATE UOYM. ilititlNl:se i. , THE I/Chia 01: IXEN l' AND :', I It.:rIIERN, ciprocity of their active and benevolent pursuits, 7. 4d I Good Dise g a , , 9. od --- Cora Soap Al tile It.i al Ciripel gif St. Ge.tr, l e. Al 11 i n dsor, un Saturday rushed upon his mind ; the sudden rupture of Average-3s. 13.1. Yellow qua . . S2s ' LvetilliA, the I2ili of February , 1820. of their outlay connexion, under circumstances so met de it .. . . 94; Price of Candles, per dozen, I 1,. tal .--11 mild., 12.. t. , V- peculiarly calculated to awaken the most poignant 1 , , , . The procession arrived at Cutnberland Lorlise on o , erief called forth all those sensations which oulv ed. iter dozen attuned fur ready Y• tia i Friday evening about hulf-past six o'clock. Vie 7 ' A at the go can feel, and His Royal I ligliness *guv . e. • ...:. L leely was then removed from the hearse, and de- e. vent to his feelings in unrestreitied and over witelin- SMITHFIELD MARKET. - 1 depasited in the drawineeroom, which had been ing anguish. The grief tia Prince Leopold eas ma- ; - .• • prepared for the solemnity of lying in state. Finney, Fra. tl.-fit had a pretty good supply of prime ' 1 , nifested in a calmer but not less expressive! manner. beasts this morning at mar Pet, the hart of which wer e[' e brisk. .. • Tile coaelt, containing the urn, moved on towaras , His Revel Highaess appeared sunk in abstract con- and Monday's pricts, were fully suppd. 'rite & Sheep 1,1 . . St. George': Cl pel, escorted by a detachment of a templation. He now mourned for the husbund of was smell and Nlutton dealer. Veal and Pork were al.() dviirer, '}. the Royal Horse Guards bearing torches. It ar- but dull in sa.c.-The business to the Ilay.market wi., nut : his sister-when last in this chapel he wept over the rived at the chapel amt. tell o'clock. The urn, brisk, but the mires of Hay and Clover rellllill e t per last. -• • f. bier of his wife, the beloved and lamented daughter SETw wail+ trill." ellealler• had •`', ' . which was of a square form, covered with crimson MONDAY. Fcit. 14.-Wc a good supply of prime beasts .•i of England. The Dukes of York and Clarence • velvet, was then carried to the royal vault by four at market this moraing, fur width there was a great tleim.utl. seemed also to feel the bitter separation to which tint! last week's rims were taint stieteeted. tic show at Slimy Yeoman of the Guards. ihe Dean of Windsor, they were . doomed train the object of their fraternal was small, and prim higher. 'tk and Veal fully suppon their the t ruvost of Eton, the Rev. C. Digliy, and Ilr ' . peices....The business in the Hay-market was very dull ; na y affection. -.' Mash, assisted at this solemnity. was cheaper; likewise Clover. Straw maintains our last prices. , 'lite Roval mourners and their attendants ;rime- At twelve asked. on Saturday morning, the pub- !,• ! tic were admitted at Cumb !thud Lodge to see the; • uiatety withdrew from the chapel, and were followed subjoined it &comet statement of the numbers and rico a • "-• by the number of parsons adinitted to witness the market: remains of his late Roval I liolittess lying in state. is I'ItILI.. of MEAT, exclu.ive alio. I Mini, o lit• - li vow. , 4) 1 re ceremony. Hwy entered at the Great hail, from which they Head. I:mireit-, and llide, aud is %swill about la. proceeded to the Drewing-roten, a spacious apart- -a - -____. . .. . On Thursday, the Court of King ' s Benet. was Ili.-Per stone of 81b. ; mostrav • I MUM'. mem, hung with black draperies, and lighted with while in hearing arguments for Beel 4, 6 d to 5s 161 \ Beef 4. 6.1 to 5. 6' • occupied a long wax tapers, fixed in silver sweats on the walls.- discharging a rule which had been granted nisi for t ‘ ', l • lfit" 0 4 , 0 4 4 . 1 1 to 0 0; 6 0411 ‘ L i a ll i i i l i I I: " 1 4 , 'o'l 1 1 lls at; 1 , : ' Ueda a campy covered with escutth.mos was film, , c r yi n ,Snal Informations against Mr. Alderman vval 5s 63 to Gs 10. 1 Veal :•• hot 1., li, til pieced the bogy. Over the coffin, which was Co• a Wathinati, Mr. Sheriff P•erkins, and several others, Pork •Ss 4ill to 6, 4.1 Pork 5. Int to 6. di venal %vita crimson velvet, was a pail, adorned witn for a conspiracy to create a riot by obstructing the head tit Cattle at 3111. 2 1 :taxv ..1. 1 n i t i . e a a .,t li , 0 1 (..iali . e ! I % . 1..0 . ii.i. escutcheons. Oa each side the body were burning iieests election of u Lord Mayor, on Mishaelmas day lust, Sheep and L . aiiihs . 12,400 slit. a L 3 - four largo Nits lights, in massive silver candlesticks. the Court ordered the argument to stand aver till l';gi • • • Yto ".47 Not_ __ante, ./11 , , 200 At the head of tee ceftin sat two gentlemen of his next term. 'eves • . teal r ,aes .. • • Ira late Royer. Highness's household. 'lle effect of Air. Grattan, who has announced his determine- ---• ------ - • Lite whole Stclie tens most impressive . tion to encounter the fetigues of a contested election LONDON : Printed mot l'obliblted by the Prortielo , it seven o b ock on 'Saturday evening, the hells of • JOHN TWIGG, at the Other, 70, Fieet-ettees, alit a tot the city of Dublin, is in the 7811 t vear of his . all Lettere to the Edit°. , ecc. (post paid) must 1,1. 4- George's Chapel and the Parish Church bei,au to al & 1 1 1 Irish age. Ise was unit elected to the Purliument it robed. . _. . • -- • - ' • s ''