The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-15 00:00:00

,r_.,_._ • • ••••••k- - II i 11 , ■ ..t A :J . ' . _ • .1 . • 15111. • ' I.Opolbad Rests ; —also. a Freehold in Mitictleapt. 6:TION. by Mr. JOHN LANODON. Immo. Cornhill. on Taw assay. Aug. Ileely at One o%lm k. _ USES, eiteatell Branann-street. 11.11 , 11. 111ortlr. peoducing a Rental of One di ghtely !bends; en ditto. Tiserton-row. Illidosi f• sad Vow T unds : Three in Meow I , Ist al Th iel :4d lies ds; a Fatreocto Pcsu ll illt _ J • all oseb d ltori m rn Tuadll-etreet: • F •Mg eversion secured on Freehold Property. be elated MI the sale. and particulars the most sails -7 may be looms by applying to Mesta. Millar and MI, Caltk-street, lloibani ; and Jobe LanitioL pear, ado , Lmtgate.hill. and Illiebbeeth-kill. Ellen +IIIAirEI.T.INO TO DOVER. DE U., 'ATV. MARGATE AND CANTERRURY. Ide Coaches. mot keep good 'rime, I. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. 141, RlONgta-tractv, littow-uts.t., Loseem. I POST COACHES. MAIL Le. set oat f the above Inn :-- i t " tfiger. 1, Ramsgate. 741avithfc. _--111161111. esti wick age post coach, '..411t e quarter past fetes o'clock. ghee of. the &ridded preference gives to the the proprietors are determined no ripener b•bp•red to reader It the Aril conveyance ma that road. site. atatimin, Roehrstic. Stroud, Sittingbenrae„ hem. every mowing. at a quarter past seven. Ply's - mils. Exeter, Weymouth. Dorchester, p ig . mod tallebary. every - learnt I T. at seven. through issiaster,Brldpurt, Blandtor i, Basingstoke, and 'Union." Southampton. Lymir.gton. Winchester, laystoke new four inside coach, every morning at' Ives at the Coach and Horses. Southampton. byi in a most delightrod eonce) sone to the Isle ofl r, Garage), St. Maloes, Havre Jr Grace. litAigaiet . r e Re. -wires of the shove roach hope to reerive a eo.. Al of Mkt !Morin which has hitherto been experienced AVM coteaseicement of the - Union." Nu racing with' essachel. Its sad Bristol thing pest eastehes. through Chippen• 6 Chine, end Marlborough. every afternoon. at one ; sr it Mr. :hay's. the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and toe Lon- Tavern. Thomas-street, and Soon Deist°, , next morning. I: C 0414 HES TO W::I.Ls, 011144110 A A lEI, TAUNTON, AND PLYMOUTH. _ IThe "Umpire." * new Liverpool light coach, wooly one atibt es . the road, tarrying roar inside. sets out daily at este ;1 &mites all Liverpool last afternoon at seven, through Wo-' WI. Uortha.enu,n, M.;gord t Lutterworth, Hinckley. Atherstoine. Liteitietd, Stone, N:wesztle. Knut4ford, War riegien, and Preston. Bkeestuhur, Wellington. and filtiffnal mil Coach, every evening. at Ire. Hoarded. The •"Uniou," Weymouth. Dorchester. !handfeed. Salk hwy. Andover, ftlaekwater. Begshot, mid Basingstoke new pest crash, every afternoon. rut tAkTmotru PACKETS TO OUTANAFT, JERSEY, • VIERPIOUIIc. AT. MAILOT.S. &C. The • Rneisingharn." Leeds new light roach, Yeti out stety nieridOs et eight ; and passes through klaidork. Biggleseade„ Baton. Hilt•in. Greethern. Grantham, Bewley. 'Otaalliaed. Nevearic. ftetford. Doncaster, and Fen.) bridge. to .110. Golden Lion. Lords, next onetatiotg. at lea. ONlsiiieediag the gecommon expedition of this easels. ' Illogred to be he most agreeable end complete paddle eonvev awe on the north road. being unequalled by any other. Glasgow. Longtow It, Gretna Urecu, Anne. Dionfrieti, _ wnlllll.Thornitill Sanquhar, Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, ell ports of Scotland. a peatcoaeh daily. e Teri, Scartoorotigh. W Ititby. tillields. Sunderland. New entitle end Edinburgh. new post vJach. with • guard dtroughoet ; sett out every morning at nine. by way of Newark. &afford. Tatlenster. Da rlingtou, Northallertes, Derhsue. klorpeth, and Renwick. rayaengers finding them selves fatigued on the journey, may rest ot •Lat time they please. end thee proceed nu without any additional fare. klarthoroagh and Swindon new roar inside eoach. through Aldboarn. Beading. Laistbourn, Parton. 1.% tiington. Pen sty, Wooton Basset. Ratusbury. Hungertord and Newbury. every morning. Rehlgettorth, Withal. Shrewsbury an t Holyhead f ~ luildernoleb, every evening. Boston, Spalding. Peterborough. Stilton and Huntingdon 1 Rosal Mail l ouch. every evening; to Spilohy, Louth, Grimsby and Mill. afternoon nt a quarter before six. ' Carlisle. Penrith, and iVbitehaven Post-Coach : goes • with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through Breath. Artleby, Greta-bridge. Richmond. Catterick. floroughtsridite. Wetherity. Aherfortl, Doneaster. and Oraattoom ; ,rt 4 nut every morning. and performs the jour itey 'with the greatest facility. Peasengers detained on the '-. road by looniness. er pleasure. have the petals , ' advantage of their seats being secured in the next coach. • kentlal. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby -Lonsdale. Bolton. Cloorley. Ormskirl., and Garstang post-coaches. every af ternoon at Five. Liverpool, Wnrrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford. and LAteldlel4l new light four inside post-coach, called the ." Dgianee," every evening at five o clock, to the Somerset' Head lan, Dale-street, Liverpool. Wakeseltt post-roach every morning. Clieeier. Newport. Whiteelsnrch. Tarporley, Namplwieh. Northwicit, and Middiewicit. post-coot:1i every eveolag at live teeloek. ilimehester. Winslow. Congleton, Newcastle, Walled. aid Wolverhampton New four inshie post-coach. every afternoon. Reid ami Rotherham post-coach, called the " Rock inalmra; every morning. Rull,Lineelit, Northenve. Bowden and Dor...aster post coach creel• morning. to the Cross-lieys. Market-place. it BunderiMed. Stockton mad Yarns Coach every morning, to the Growl inn, Sanderiand. . ILA. MOUNTAIN and (*O. respectfully aequnint their Felends end the Public. that they will not he acemtnt• able for any Pa reels, p i s... e ager,. L uggwx ,.. Wriiioes. Piste, otc.•for.nre than Five Pounds value. if Inst, stoka, or da maged. unless entered as sor).. ni.d the Insurance paid for ocordinely . at the narseen's Head 111.1. Snuwnhill. London. Muni:tem pagina nostrro .spit. Our passe rriotrar I.) atax.-11aitTiAL. Just tr.blislira, price ,Si. in Lards (Fifteenth Edition). T.i.....ECHS of LIFE; a Nolt-Th•dichi ettrotneti- Inc) on lite ladisecetiotLiariiine from Human Frnilty, In Wil'ogb the Cinses, Symptom. and baneful Effects of Lees ' 'Vesseree, Conorrlicea. Structure. Seminal ‘lealoess. Ito. are flille ofireeloped ; Part IL contains some remarks On we lsh; Fleinallt Complaints. in partienlar ti•erilitv ; Part 111. ambraine Practical Obtsertatious on Segue! Debility. Set Abellefind Mental irritation. with some interesting I,treerva-1 ten vegetable awl animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Doan illustrative of the proeeting sulaieets, e•plaluidg disiMi its a familiar mangier. and the whote ad ireo:ed to th : Youth and Mstcrity of both Segos. By COTS sa d C u . Consultiug Surgeons. London. Nature beads I i Omnibus etse dedit. si pd.( eognoverit nti.--CLAUDIAI4. .. /Sifter I 'carrel to oil Mein id q/ blita sepiolite. • Itsfrwl;al appieration ',lurks U.• tribe. ; Iliar be hest at Yo. Patcrnoster-run :Mk PaU-Valk; 11, Pieeedillv : 111. Princes-street. Sohn: .te, Pleelmitent : 174, Fleet-street ; MI. West Saiithield ; M. l'horipside. Lon . am; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., 14,;,,rwisk, R . Dark, ipso ich; Barrett and lhafArld. Rath ; Sheppard. geld ! MI; Hatt. Cambridge : ltesdlev. Leede: and at all Ibidi 4•4l.n.—Mesqrs. 0055 and Co. are to be corolted. f val. livery day, nt titer house: sad Patient . ; la iltaCeate we requested to describe minetel) tee ease. enclosing I Iklnacc for %drier and Medicine. whir!' t-an he !newer " any ?Le of tae NVorial.—GOSS Owl Cu. W. O.C. + teak IL Rourrrie-al - NN. Fteet-street. Lonfints. * - be LONDON, WEikt4ti M TA* flop whisk ItWI e la 01 igher tattesutaits, _ AUGUST 1821. sad SrDNEY died $ the sour?: OP. 'rut: PROCRtSIO.V .4T lISE . 4 14JEST)"3 FUNERAL. It IiAMMEIMHTII TO HYDE PARK CORNER. 'll interesting scenes that yesterday occurred It pratidenbergh-hoes,,, and the commencement of the march of the Funeral Procession, Tug STATEIMAN, in the afsosnoou, presented a very copious and atourate .lota*. The extraordinary events that followed in ra pid esteaeosion and Inconeeivable confusion, were also hooted, though with brevity, in the first as welt as sub a ',quest e ditions : hut the v a st important* of tbe ne rviest's and the unparalleled latorrst they ee l ~ bare rendered it incumbent on us to take a nom ' ate review of the transactions,, and oablisit them i comprehensive form. Monday we gave a view of the era making by the Committee 'avers, for the purpose of amines _Av i s funeral, and some intimation of __ manifested by the people who had join the useeraftaf eatralcade. la coo _ __ this, while the arrangements for the pro; were forming at Brandenburgh-bonse, an its mouse crowd of horsemen and pedestrians were east % leeted at Hyde-park-corner, which increased rapidly from firtenntil eight o'clock, by which time it was pro notwithatanding the deluge of rain which enetioned'lrithont intermission the whole morning. as Hobe very heavens were weeping in sympathy with the hearts of the English people. Ily half-past six a considerable body of horsemen haring assembled by appointment inside the Pa. k-gatr, all habited in t..r deepeet mon/Ding. and wearing sable cloaks, crape hatbands and scarfs, and other hail i :os of grief, they proceeded to Hammersmith, amidst the sorrowfaiejactt lations of the peo p le, for the purpose 1.11114 in with the procession. Upon arriving at the t u rnpike, the populace insisted that the horsemen should p a y no toll, it being, we believe, s popular error tit tt fttorrals i iay uo toll tinter any eirrtionstattres. The gentlemen thentsglves'seemed nill;ng to pay, hut hesitating it: consequence of the calls from the crowd, the keeper cloud the gate against them, upon which the point ace inst.nily tore it from its hinges, and das!.e.l it on sae side ; no?did they stuier any horsemen afterwards-to pay. Sioatly after this, a doubt 'teeniest to prevail As to which route the procession would adopt, aid this anxiety upon this subject soon became] extremely intense. Eve:y coach. every horseman , ot l even foot•pastenger who came tom the direction of Ifausarrentith, was questiotte..l with the greate%• eager- ness as to whether he knew any thing of the matter ed rholtivhoecertling person interrogated gave a flit ferebt Aster, front the precesliag one. At about is parier.paAt eight, it was annoaseed that the peutikesion enivittic alinag the road et the ether otter :lpr Vie Pa*, mooed issaimatiir irttuir-ift,nrt rAMPDIfif Title day was published. in 2 vols. Rhtstreted by* aim ac' of Maps, price lea: is boards, a mew Edition, beng the Eighth, of 11PLESIRNTS of °EMMA!, HISTORY, AN CIENT and MODERN. To week la added. a Tubb. of Chrouology. aad a comparative View of Ancient and Modem Otology. By the Hou. A I.F.X ANDER FR AZER TYTIER, Lord Woodhouselec. Printed for T. Cadelt and W. Desists. Strafed, Loadou and A. Constable and Co., gad Fairborn and Anderson, Ediabergb. Is the Press. aa4 shortly will be published. a Centlm' tion of the above Work. froth the Natio of Queen Anal cad Louis XIV. to the Death of George Ill.; by E. N - D. D. Regina Professor of 3dedera History in the Loire of Oilbrd ; le I vol. Ike. . _ _— WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY. Complete in Octavo. TM* diy was published. in owe large Voiereet Octavo. set the smallest abridgment. pries 12s. Is boards. a Milton, being the Twenty- fi fth. of Aturf-Icm. PRONOUNCINO DICTIONA sad Expositor of the English Lassmage. Ry JOHN WALKER. Author of " Elements of 11Moestitso."—" Rhytuing Diellowery." ; Printed fbe T. Cadell and W. Davies: Loneaan. Ile's, Orme. end Brown; J. Cothell ; Balite In. Crackle'. Slid Joy; Sherwood. Nevis . . and Jones; J. itichardema. nnil Marshall: J. Rooker; Harvey and Dorton; mid O. and W. It. Whittaker. •,,,• In this vol the meaning of every word is clearly etsplalned, end the sound of every Ayllahlr . dittiotetly shore ; sod. where words ere subject to different pronunciation'', the Authorities of our best pronouncing Dictionaries are fully exhibited, the reasons for etch at large displayed. sad the preferable proanuciation pointed one. As shove may also be had, New idditions of all Mr. Welter's other Work.. August lit was petatlabe.l, hotpritoutd. price tls. ed. (continued Magid% ). QBI.ECT BRITISH DIVINES—PAKT V. con leining Archbishop Lrtcoetr.',. Comers rtev on T. Priori. Edited by the Rev. C. BRADLEY. 1110 ‘Vycombe. *** Bishop Barren:toes Pfibaie ThOlnistll err complete., in Nos. I. mid 11. with a Portra:t. and form a Vol. price Ss. Lesonros% Theological Leehores In No. 111. with a Por trait. together with Ms Espnsitory Lectures in No. IV. also form a Vol. price Ss. Alter Lei Atom will succeed the Works of Rall. Horne. Dodridgc.lVatts. Charnock, I I opLins, Howe, Bailer. Flab'''. Owen, W. Joruc. 'tr. Ar This Work will consist of *uniform It-print of all the most valuable Pieces In Devotional sad Practical Divinity. The Melon, from whose writings they will he selected, are those who have either been co.i4istent ninsubers of the Este leashed Chtrch. or whose sentiments hate b. en in strlet as _ cordanee uith the general tesour of its Litetct and Articles. A short Biographical Ilketc'r of each Author sill be J:twe„l anti is some in - "tares a rortrait. . The Work to be co- pri:.-d :0 Volt., but any Author may be had separately. Printed by .1. J. Vi'pv. and sold by Longman and Co.: Seeley: Hamilton : Ilat - ohard and Soo. Lowden ; avid all other Booksellers. of whom the Work may be heti regularly with the Reviews tad Magatluts, by giving a general order to their Booksellers. MMEIt:B OP .8-WRIMPS. ROM At iservisistr cleanecol ibis motels ail. 18 1114 100 "._e__!1" 141 " tt l ef A bils. S e bR I °Sri re and Italian Warehouse, W. Tileitgato-streee, tonne i 6111 - 1111111 alg• r.. wr• - ••• •... ....••• r Trade may be supplied with this and all other Genuine oird.stiret g ate. -- __ Here titer (until that !lie same 'uses. Pickles. &c.) to return his m ott rtainty prevailed as at ilyile Park esti n e r : and most grateful arLaue- • . ledisteests to tle Public for their Lind patronage, rind lit !lit 'same thee begs leave to acquaint thru that it is sold by all .11 1 er h siring waited with great patience t..e n i l( a.. the Oil and Italian Warehouses In London. end by One o '. ,innr, another report yin-Mated that the r roress.itae 'sore respectable agents in every town throngltuut thl.y..i g., . ing along by hstightsbrisige. 1.1..,...iii all., United Kingdom. fl Observe. none is genuine unless ai g ned " Dinmore and •titr 'ill •le P.tri , art' cover e d irit b a eirovitie dius! ti i son." end the Proprietors' sell on the Cork. . tin lo-ellas, th e rople having istalle their wiy oe..r 41.1 Tea Itlerebents. Captains. and others. It is ••artienlirly ir :Mr?' , if the wall along the FAxenitre-row.l. 4f..1 411 eemstentied for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in an) I:tmete. , e-ti fig' their course Lack afraid to Hyde- p a rk-co:tort . *;till the 'war remained unascertn;rird, ..nil it it ., l . ,I..tV OCKNINitI.—Ur. WINN'STIII . P. ANTlt'Aft-, A DIUM, or PARIS SLACK RRVIVP.It. SO mite* esteemed for Ile good qaelities.—TitollAS PIIVCP., 011-1 man. Kent-road, I.oadoa, her to intone his Frirn.ls nod the Public, that be has sold the Reviver for more then 111 1 , anti is now the Sole Proorirtor of the rec e ip t ; p lease. ' therefore, to ask for " Dr. Wino's Reviser," as there is, mach of a spurious quality abou t ; this Composition his the', effect of restoring in a f ew minutes every deneriptlosi Ladies' sad Gestimsoas e failed kl , .)::: i n ing. iitit, Stockings. Crape. lace, Silks. ‘ Jean Roots. de.. witboet injuring the tegoire Or Stir most deliente nrtiele; it removes virtues is any climate, and The 'hove is equally good ft tee or pearl. and may he heel trY—Rdwnrds. citywide,. 06, lei's, ditto. 140, Cheapshlr ; fleet-market ; Johnson. ditto. Middle-row. Holborn; Mizell Covent -garden; Messrs. A. a street, liorouch; Stokes. oilman. denude-street, Nash. oilman : quiet, oilman. Selby. ditto. 1. Ilasiehaat. ditto ditto ; Reratondsey-street. I Pery man, ditto; Ilridgr-street oiliness Ilishepsgste-street inervint-road. Armstrong. (Ili Rarellie-eross; Woofthii ,Royal Clehenge; Strutting. POW. 141. Odorge's FAO. Mar Steckforsi, perfteser ; Fleet , market. Bamford, performer; toes; limswellestrefi. Hone. Gregory. 'repels'Ontetrehat or fume, ; Holborn. Harwood. Int mini; lligh Holborn, Mat. chant. oilman; London-road. Illynham. oilman; ries, Voysev. ° d o me; Alan -Ir-ho ne -street Upper. Col nitwits,: Newitato-street. 111ntthrws soil Co. chymiltv;l North-plsce. Bray's tnn.iur, Oxford-street. Shaw's Itatimi, warehouse; Oxford-ilreet. Atkinson and Co. oilmen : 1 111 d-street, IVhitc, oilman; Piecadillv. Am:triage, ditto P;ecadilly • Woodman, perfnnwr • ditch. Smith. ditto ; Skinner , blacking-maker; Sun-street, lii Templr-bar, Manhy. ditto ; • %isms, ditto ; Tothill-street. West, tViiitechapel. Rises. ditto; W, NI. Langley. oilman; Walwarth , tier. uilatao, Steedman, elty mist Brewer. nitmatr ; Windmill-street man; niter-rims-street. Wow Agents.—Krighton, Mr. J. PCters, ler, ehymist ; Itirmtinthaw, dl'. Casdrebery. Mr. C. Smith. grocer ingtun ; Coventry. Mt a. B. Ilir Dirtford, Air. Froaklin,chyistist • Witco!). stationer; Deptfaril. Romer ; Derby, Alr.Trattorti.. May. oilmen ; ditto. ter. 7 , f100n0, Tart and mmith, elleten: tint - Kettnisgtrei. Mr. teeth!. gilsolaV ollmas; hlsittstous. air. J. Smith. Hearts. litetenson. Matched an Harrison, drag:lst ; Ostforit. Mr. neas.'Mr. Fiend, grocer. High-4 Metre ; Woolwieli. Hare-street. islet; ler of lkiga. Messrs. -4 by all the pristeigsdOilmes None are grudge e Towlon.• notlerstooil that hot even site of the person% •• fla•u• I mersatith, except the undertaker. who was iu t;o• faience .tf his Alsjestr' , ilovernment, tvere inforsesi of the int. Inled line it was to tal:e. 'I to. I iretwa-i 'twerp appeared do rirrite a general oitirtivir of kilt -nation: anti some went .. far .t, t•VP , t t.. Intr. 1111pregil., tito.t• 11'1 , 111 literhille.llt:le that could resort itodes insui , ing the itientorr of ail qoeen dot the inure issitiattant 41t1.1 exasperated they wrre •, in of her enemies, the more iirm:y rooted, heeause their determits.e.iiki to endure every ' olee And h ir.ish'p, ra•her than lose this tic-‘ last they veer could enjoy, to orf•r this nor .1 re., re' to ttie remains of the ttor...il vie- Mules proceeded on W Ham lierszoi•ei, as certain way of ay.tidinir th?frustatiou of their nut the greater number appeared to con on the stationary appearance of some of the Societies' Ilags,which, with eutb:eitis of lams rn -11,4 Cu them, were waiting the arrival of the that kwon'.' certainly,pass Ora way. flaw inure, (i 1 emisequeace of the arrival of a with the intAlligenee,) it taus Ull lerstisa I prace*4on was "Omni to pass the lit :er way; :train The i. oise tinaltit.hle rolled hack the length oilirle.p irk to the E leoware-roa I, .4.141 1 disappointment alone await•J . ii ,- sit. The atizryl .Arited avail's: the , in hors of this diseraccfnil it I ii-Ota•ing Iktlspense became conAderiltly elms:meal L; s •tiggestion, that the thfferent hor-ieta-n who Inas fire inte;ii.renre at various tours, ilftre pert- I.on. espre.sly einphyeil to deceive the people with union tie.l reports, and thereby call their AttentiOn fri.tis the direction in which rise process-4',n was to ) I the whole len4th of the gage. rouged to excess as fir atb sy , r Eisuld %hers :wide their way to the Pad the i:eti.lTSSiilfl ill.st 'hat we. the long line of carriages also :,luck %e sari tits road: through which *l` Of the lirs,rellhiOn 11:1*;•ing% It 11 o'clock, and nothing but feel the most heart-rooted affection account for the extraordinary pa iriou with wide, this int 'sense con tha:e and female, endured unretuit• nil bonze:, for a space of six !mum the wat-T streamed its torrents (run Atubs—althotigli they were hardly obi incessant running in every airettliti morning, and although altnost Pital ovitoogiun and want of foul, they Wit - resolution to undergo ee d ry iou marring (ruin hardship or prix lose the opp.rtonity of sailfish( the euiti ressoins of their ", • • • k • • I • * , -I_.aAL . . 411140 . (hoes." At length tbastsrlost 0f.#91" 4 1f vette frost Hammersmith, Mo.* •set to be fit TP. • vies of Goverament, who leformad the sax , . rtirers that surrounded them, that the most pl y merge for the procession to adopt was, by Kates?. bridge. iodated the crowd to traverse !Hyde-park 1 . fourth time, and take their. Anal stied in the mists hourhootl of Hyde-park-corner; where, doring as ietber hoer of aspens, and anxiety, they remainei entil the approach of the precession was at lesgth ioneunced in reality. The procession at length visored on f at a slow pace, through immense crowds that hued each aide of the road. When it arrived as far as Kensington Church. 41 obstacle of • most formidable and decisive Munro, as regarded the diepositiost of theossembiell multitude to eKert a ohonge is the mote . plaeoed by the Osten melt. presented itself, Mere it was perceivettlit two waggoos were timpan across the street illicit lei to the ()ravel-Ps, owe subset loaded. The other was ove litary soupcon... o r what chance or for what purpOse it wee placed,iburo, wa have not learned. An attempt bad bees llatbbbilliloppearedr , to looses the pavement. so as etTectually to prevent therai:soga of any caroled?: a nd w e have. o hcen informed, but are sot personalty - ..ogni7ant of Ow fact, that a chain was thrown acroli , the Hieh. , trret. Kcusington, which was nut remove 1 until after much labour. Of course, in the pre reef of a scene so i:n.ried, we are liable to error, but the ' very long delay of the procession at Kens:lig - too, prove' k hat ob: 4 tAC VI of PO CIMUITIOn kind were opposed to it. Oa thr representatiou of some persons in the suite, the military %%argon was speedily removed ; hut this was an sooner dour, than anotli...r waggon, Which was on the other side of the main street, was thrust by the people into the gap. The people seemed determined to resist any attempt to remove these w J c . ,.,:ops „ m a c a w tinuallv criel t:ic ! through the eitj liter'. was o.' alleuret Zis..e to tettlotO thy 3eag tons by :or, e "I he wino-rs at quietly on their toir-es in Coe p:aces which hail been asAgned to them i.i the train. A inessengt; leas now scot time lier.sington to Lord , liverpoul. Bleantime the harrier was increased lay the I, I onstent accumulation of earls from behind. We no ' del-stand. also, as we stated ) esterday, that there was a trench ling in the upper part of the Gravel-pit-road. ; The conductor of the procession would nut take upon ishuself the respoitaihility of moving in any other di-! reztion than that laid down in the written directions. The whole cat &Lade therefore halted, until new in • suet:firms could he obtained. The processius reached a Krosingtoti at half-past nine, and it was not till after eleven that it moved on again, in consequence of a tisessage, it , was will, from the Earl of Live: pool. At the epd of the l front of the chord' several akinuialses took plat's; n the pollee-officers sod he pstoole,.in wit' blows were esehattgoi • - t_ t 4telrifilltrttfrivenat - Iseess effected 11y MSC eiiiistablea' halo :s. We believe also that the eonsta- •' Ides thesseseices &allied severely from the indiguation ,f the pea l s:, . ,T Dv p.m:v-140n next moved on to the gate into Hyde- 'park, near . Kensington ; and all attempt was made to ' l Hass wills the procession into the Park, hitt this bile 1 ; Mr the people, approilenalve that the hearse would 111 IS ln. tlltiOil nest of the direct ro,tsl into the New-road, and 'wont I no: pars through the eity, stint the gates, and the c ,„. i .,, t „" roos e n t,.3 t o p.m on through Kensington lgore anal Knizlitahriilge. 111)ot the procession melee.; . ;Ht le.parkworner we fnun.l a troop of the Life (Wards itii wit up: 41 whose appearanee mitch dissatisfaction was eater...seed by the priople. In iced, from the momeat nt which the procession moved f.o:n Ileatidenhurgil. lonia', the greatest dissati,faction teas displayed by the 4 • people at the appearance of the soldiery. As the pro. er..*ion passed iiy the Broadway, lisettuersinith, 4 thon saw: %owes exclaimed, tt Why are the soldiers here:" , 1 1.'4 Ow hissing* and Itootinv accompanied an:l follow , I them alon' the roe I. The s 'Mier; bore those at tachs at first with gip, I humour. At this peri.).l an ha noel., multitude assensided —a multitude which, even en tile burst day„ and untier circumstances of a wore lo t iets mature, we never say ext•eeded. The general et.% amotigat the people was, that the royal corpse should ne caviled through the city—that it should be paraded anuoio:,st that honest an honottcable body who, from the first tttttt tient 4:f her Majesty's retu a to this coun try, hail proved thetnselves her decided anal disinter ested frien Is. M 147 persons who were determined that her Majesty's corpse shashLin spite of those wliii were her enemies when she ;Vas living, pass tliroult the streets of Lo .stun, carried in their hands copies of the 4.llcial ileclar sti in, which t ihl to the astio.tishei itubie. that the remains or •:n.. helived and persecute! tao-eii should he eanveved from !latutuersmith in Si al. Hos: izoomini only private manner. This new mode hf !t.•-s in:t insult •941 the rea.ains of 111 r, 11'%1S. %%11.1' living; hail brave.] her enetules with a de;ree of fir:n oes- whirl' virtue alane can bestow, excited amidst the esowil Os • strougest sentimen.s o f r eprohntiln, an.l those se:itioients were inn !ly ex pr •ss..:i as the rocas silos appr i a o.led Par7.-Lane. ti.oliis, i4isses, execra ;;lolls, were here levellral at the soldier.; : and again it was itemaitileil, in a voice of thuntle - , " what h.isiness ,bed t ley thenc en sta.!, an iiit:-ssi,in":" The Life iTuards, who ha.' before sir is diked tt.e nseivet in the game peigli!!tesrlimpl, .per, not tia; , e so gentle as diet , bad revionsly been, itniii they ~:tit-:.;, with the /let of thei: Isteor.! , , some of those persons ortiii reproached theca ritey even.pted to fi.ree. ei t! u.• 4: ..• :s passage Pllrk•lane; but toe dew,. t o t" of pe o pi r , a t:: ramifies, ::arts, ansl cars, whidi in a very few minute' *ere thro.v , t across tilte resit, r endered their efforts Whally abortive. Illere they.: it as a delay fur a few minute.; ; until at length the olS..ter of the guard bar Fag °Poached with same persons near him, the primes Ili" %vas ordered to turn, and it entered the Park it! th , Corner gate, awl roeze , lell t o .frards Cun s 7terlanj Knee, B, entrance at. the Oaf brd-%trept end. The Life" libards weredrawts up, SIC on eacb side cf the gate Two of them thee passed the procession. and rode A j lead of the bon -men. The appearance of thih fresh. ~ply o f military farce sweats/meal the mos: loeter* ssprese. Sense of tile liaatiis. ilierkasesi eith :ad is they receive.::, ruck the people ;. alit the p appll ig wormed, did out refraiu I . l‘llll thug .aal.-1..1 •••IMMIMENah&O An; Alnit ! OVUM' ; rill rrtais Ow r.sto.liert for an) lotto!. of Ons,.--`4.11. n ' he for Dirk Blues , , 11; 1-. p , r but i 11 of hi.. *stenos In Town or t' tom. on reo leo , ht. Pail's Courrts-aard Rut- r tri , ao, the Darcisy and $Oll4. usi Nts, Rilest.a tints - o. CM. 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