The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-08 00:00:00

• i I ! ' I 1 i I 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' • • . , I • I I j . , , t f i . .• . f q ' ! 1 • ' I. • I , , 1 1 1 , . • II I " 1 i . I 'O, . I ' , t f •,.. , 1 • , 1 1 ' f, 1 , • i! i i' I • . , I. I I 1 . 1 t 1 1 - t 1 f/ '. 1 . • . • • •t a ......,.....1 2 ,1 % .• t •en. ~:,las. ' ' 'Hue. 13 thiglio '3 O ' Cadi z . 1 O - 1 0 O - 1 I•KICF. OF Bank Stock 2194 3 per Cr.A. ReJ. Bigi.,) • 3 prr Cent. Con; a l id 4 per 'Cent. 152111 b pet-seem . . Navy 103 99j Ann. 17 1.1-10ths :s Y ES:ILRI)AY. Ountitun 51 Slotk 1811. Inlia Bondi `17.46 pr Exch (tills 9 1 13 pt. Cow,. for Acc. 6611 PI: ICE OF sTDCKs riLiS DAY Asl'ONF. 0*(7100%. per Cent. Red. 65iii 13 per Ceti*. Cots. • Omninon 5“ dig. THE STATESM4 • • . •' LoNpo,v:. THURSDAY ) NOVEMBER 8, 1810. THE KiNG. a , . Thu Medical Reports bf the state sof lass MAiSS- Tir's health are now regelatly:isioede twice a tiny, at 'Windsor. The foiloWing : ire tlitise of 'rues!lay ssig/rt and yesterday niurning. .Titcf4rtner helps to explain the tatter. We now understand. that Asts.rt had sone sleep tiering the slay-time on .Tuesday, and that had nose steel) in the totirse . of the night. The worts, 44 more sleep" were unintelligible with reference to tile ,Bulletin of Tuesday morning :—. 4, Windsor Gaulle, Nov. 6,1810, eit co.clack.P:ra g4 His ill AJTST e hos had some Sleep, and has ap. peared a little better throughout thi , . day; 4.11. It. REYNOLDS.. • HEN !Li - 11AV'ORD: W. HEBEI/OEN. " M. 43A1CIA F.." ' The following Bulletin• was yesterday shewn at S a t. James's Ptlace; and is.that which - we had in out Paper of yesterday • • " Windsor Castle, N'ay. 7, 1810. " His IVl.tiaswirbad more sleepiest_ night, and Continues inity . AB it3,iikany part of yesterday. It. IL ittYNOUPS, , HENRY ii Ai.gsptn.. l • .cm. BAII.LIE. • • • . • " —.Waw-- • •' The following' is an extract from oar PlYmouth lettCr of this day. We read ilwitittrne*Onceiti . i • • • • " Arrived the grace cartel, fron t Morlatx, wh ace obe left on Thar:day odorming, hat brought dispntalwa futon M. M + raiNstr, which were .forivarded to tiiwn. Masa IV: RS os. igrA. W ; a Wt. aodservanty, together With a Spaniifi vipe porgenArri. ut her. An Order was received at Mot.; • lois new own fortnight frost..swel to penult Mr. MAbieeszte tn, that prate, Which be was before pie. • to • bet ji future to confine liltaself entirely te.the t •.tn. tree reirll'ititred...ertsee the cartel 'left, t int Mr. Si e:Kriefes rettaibto.•thil.. Registry may. .pe„ . shortly eX• Ptt:ted.." _ • • .A4jviem from Dieppe; of so late •a • dote alien. . . • were.rieuived yesterday. .No intelligence rte feting to the military operations in Portugal bad then reached that town; . The- ptiianiers tilted out !bore .are stated to hate ha,d extraordinary success. Four British ymsels • and nu 'American had 'been brought into Digwfre,ia. taw course 0( the , preceding 'Week. - • • . , The Maceviotsian frigate. is expected to bOng isotne the oexiiiiipatthes froth Lard . Nlrcw NGTON. Pr.'. • • The rancour 'of BottiPawrt against England, ,esinced ill his multiplied Decrees against our corn. :tierce, it is fe'ned will shOrtlyhe manifested in . the +ital interruption of all personal communication, between Ibis country and. the Continent, under' 'any eirrumstanies wiintever. We learn fkOns Gentleman, who left fiefigolanil On Fiidap i . that vessels and guards are stationed lit every Imes.' siblo point of the ,Germits coast, "net only - for the purpose of preventing smuggling, but of ar. resting any perkons.whe may 'attempt to land; without regard to the ?ration to which they idaY long. Offenders of this descriptiim ai•o ately seized, and con►eyed torfurieunder a strong guard. such,: we underitand, hos been the fate, 'within the last fortnight, of of eleven unfortunatene. tives of Germiury"who were endeavouring to reach: their homes on the Continent. . , The Decree or Pantainlatean„,.ordering the _de. etruction of British rainufattures, and_ the punish pent of those concerned in itnporting tiler% is al: .neady in operation. By letters yesterday received • from. East Friesland, it sppearslhat s Merehant of that country has been arrested by the police, under the chargeof introdncitug English Metchandiie and colonial produce, and has, in consequence, beets_ :conveyed to Paris to take his trial. We had Old the following information regarding the rignrona proceedings elsewhere, for the obstraction of Bri, 'fish commerce " 13141 0 /P., Oer. tt, Emir o'Cpen, P. M. -, " This afternoon, bitwein four and five o'clock; by ctxa• • of tkc Governmelt, all warehouses, ainrelsouses. mart: • s i ne , i , an d- depositaries orgoNi nod aserthandlars were opened by the Officers of the Custom*, and exruoioed, to uscertam.the quantity of coni e g o et,produee cnulrieicb manufactures, PO that uocurilier trade 1011,be pertolt . To:morrow morning, at tii.ie, ihE owts6o are to atria' beitut the Chief Commissioner, Ibi exanti4ation."' . . • • " LEGITORN, Qi? 4. • 4 4ecordinx ter ai TrotteilatDerree, datertal Paris, Sept. 51.9 s • troetred;*aelearrepoljoto.lso fonts/mint for nll - contrulont or logol i vouds, which are sospepted. to be Erifli4O, Toe contrai ariucles are to consist of those that have been in:reduced within MO last two yeast told the origin of the ler gel goods most bowitisfaolority eviabltsbed.,7 . , . , . The helpless auftniteeion with grange end arogravaaed . successive otitv of twpreasion eettt- Milted by the Ruler of Frani% are: received, may • be c onciderid as one of the ern ptibeie from the vol. ea no of the Revol'utioil l ,Avlikh havapreed *Ili: 'del . vacations over the Continent, and totally altered doe aspect of EeroPeas atilt'. T.lle,l)Vvreis .wlckb‘ i - ~ -- , • .T . •• THE rrpv - - - foreign iuvasion compelled the French Government to assume, continued when invasion was no longer' to be dreaded. The7botrors of the Revolution ren - dcred the nation familiar with suffering, which is submitted 10' with Alva "pedant* '•of despair. The. Conscriptirm, that. tremendone and unfailing, en gine, was 'delivered •in its GU vigotir into the hands ,of one peculiarly qualified to direct its force. The idea of resistance to domestic oppres s sion had almost vanished, and if it had been enter. bitted, .the best elements of resistance were convert-I cd " into instruments - for suppressing insurrection at home,' and cairying•devestation abroad." 'All the old estaldishments—for;ns—opinions and habits which might . have obstructed the =formation and emillnyment of this engine hpo been swept away bythe it , ivolution. None of those obstacles stand in the way which palsy rho operations of old and enervated, _despotisms; but all the riodlvided force: . of a powerfel nation is directed to one object— the exetution of la grapdipektee—the subjugatien of all Other 'extant. Esti); as it is subdued, becomes an additional instrument for the • destination of others.. The eagine.ii in coristarit,opetitinti, and ga. :then strength from exertion ; and what) Its powers hail , increased .ito as to have destroyed allitope.of sUccedsftil- resistance among moat of thirite aglinet ;wlioni it islarnek no compunction! feelings . ; tin consideration of htiman calamity, can be espected to prevail upon its manager to arrest its progress. The dcntrc of Europe is united for the subjagation of the North and South. 'ln • the -North the work is in egreat 'measure accomplished, and, new materials are. perpetually forming for' the *destruction. of southern independence. •In the rain time ill this 'is to be considered-by Uslis . but ;One vast prepare: tion to turn the eholW . farce a the Continent; for Med in the best 'Manner, anti carried to,its meet tension,•egajnst these islands. Already. has its.intluenee been severely felt, while ill-judged do. acetic measures have contributed to increase the embarrassments of the present and the dangers pt the . .fultire. Awful as the crisis is; near as .the 'hanger has approached, much remains to be done by us .. in.the way of .preparation.,...Thifttrturiately those who have had the management of our national resources have occupied themselves in goird'ing against distant and problematical dangers, or ip conjuring- up idle and unfounded aitprehefisioes, while the- real and immediate danger his been al- . , must forgotten. They hats employed themielveciii sowing religions dissention, and increasing the „in. iluence of. the Crown ; disregaiding •the rapid' ap. preach of the tempest- which threatens' to Osier. *helm both the Crowu: and the religious•catsblistr mentin one common ruin. It is impossible now, however, 'that such a state of thingwstioul► . -conti. sinemuch longer. It must soon be Ott an end to by better counsels and better 11114.14940015, Or :by the:alter ditittlictioll of Our national indepen4eicc , • ‘.., , . !• His .B.Oyal,.llighness ,the Prince of liraAge•has continued at Windsor for many days. past, with the. nimOst_ielicitetle for the totsvale4enoe of .his „JEsT Y., anti acV9tiug his time to the mint affectien ate i ' endeavours to alleviate the atitictien of the Queen ,and 'his Royal Sisters. • * Dr. FRANCIS WrLui l ien of the,latoDr. LIS, was .sett for to Windsorwn Teeaday ) andhas remained there ever sinee. . • Ycstesday a Court of Aldermen was held at Gultiingp, for the plrrPese of receiying the opinion. of eintoso on diocese directed to. by prayers' s :l in Cele - soh:tear oaring the Loan MAYO Eteo. into.- tithes. Although the Loan CIiANCELLoit had .note r'declared his MAJESTY'S aseest,• the Court resolved that his .. T„.9adohip, he sworn, this 'day, a , and before the Barons of the. Bichagner to.nsor.: srowi.6l, by of' vision' of. Londoni . theßlf -Loan . MA•yolEt..C111100i•)Soid,„001'; poceseloos, both occetians, will :be as prisateas possible, eack un,ontertsdeinetit gkren. • • • • Sir Vitas:CO BUitEIYTT holdS nightly gonenita- Lions. withhis Couosel•on hii impendiug rime with the Speaker of the House Of C9mtnena. , The Pro-. • fissional Gentlemen retained by him. are, Mr. Ser. leant SUEPSEILD, and Sotl•; Mr.. Serjeaes Age- NI N6ToN, find Son; and ,Mr, . •Col. TaANT, who haa• distingulshed .1411SSylf,, so much in Portugal, is the Ofth son ofihe late u MAI/I , i Esq.- who was for many yeah ia:eadoctat j. merchant in Cork. . ' .4 The title or the The bleerirrolitie; lately e**,. to Lae Wand of MauritillS, wasievario appropriate' end Correctire at the preterit moment, when It feet die only 'forego: that Praiser pottestlea on . the aittfaen of' eG • • . M. JoRDAIi, 8 Prussian ',Coneltelfor of State' was cft Kottingablugh on the, 11th a: 0 : 4 19-• mission to examine' into the stele 'of commerce there, with the view of carrying the Continental, system into complete effect.: Ills Powers . of.. in. spection extend to all the Prussian harbours: Wirat,. , -4, eyer heproposes must Of course be a law, no mat ter bovi injurious to the Prussian . dominions. • On. Monday sei.noight, ! Mr. Mutated' Met. !tarot, line of the 'Petegatis front this London CorrespondiurSociety to the Conveutioeie held in Eilinborgh, lit `the Year 17,4, arrived to lids town, He has suffered the ientenciOf the Cuurt 9f insticiarY in Scotland; ria..fverteen years bs ! niahment to New South Wales,for uttering certain eepretisions on the subject of ,Pargamentary forte; and returned- to this coentry fe w weeks .0/to t —Messrs. Shirring, Gerald,Puttner, and who received similar sentences, have longsince bear* renewed 'from their 'sufferings by the hand of \ death:. Mr. Mafgarnt, his - wife,• mid a favourite eat ) itlic' Ihey,took aleieg with:.lhem, are lion ihe9nly objecti of all oboes that sailed fa' the. veaselfiewai this country. • The 'eat is. 1010C:end groan grey . in the aerviceef its master. M r jiLirgi rot remailti.gl in .this piece fill the Therstlay proceeded for London. —(S heffield 4 6*.) • IVAN.: • • v - KlNG'ti • • ;II,• Nor. 8: Sir FRANCIS BUROBTTISPart. v. The tti g te am. CHARLES ABBOTT, jker of thAlleuai of fit. % VOW. The AtToisokt-Giiismotticamefinto POllll • this morning, end moved 1 111PutiljleliFtheiemistat Bar,, which. hid been lilted WV% `dare..: The ground upon stheclijo revel; 91ut: • 7 wil 'a •Daribircr •lerthilsti4ll . , 41' 46 gasrlk Finn cis 4311 Arad' • rho Si trukt et Arms; tke • result of which. wouTkeleteriaUt . 61Gest..1bo law, upon the 'question; acjictween e the ;Henttouble Baronet and "they Waller, Jf tlie4 Trio!. 'e4.l 4,r• should be had hefbealbollt beularrer was: argusd ; and the opining' 4+ *too syoulAl-bda , faibup I.of. the .Defepdaut t AsseAso the- Trisal .ssouW be rendered *sells Ventioa the other heed ) , if the,. c.Court should boa SitiiethAlli,th the Plaiatiff, ther e . would be no incinreniebee liOpotting • off the Trial` Sit. Bar.. He also mond•tti a ilefer. . the Trial .be. ,tvieen Sir Francis Burdu a llr mad-. Lord Moire the COnstable•ot• lAe Towir, upon the same ground, with the addition, l jhas Mr. Coleman -wrist mate. dal witness for bius, • ail he .was.abitilt, medal ; with ttie army in Portugal, •'. • , Rules to - thew Cause •were- granted. To tAi AufilTOß of THE STATESMAN: " • . e' Slar—la you think tke following little Poem worthy s place in your Paper, .you rill oblige inc by inserting if. t. • I 'rethata, Sit, your obedient Servant ; , ' • AIRO)toS. .o , AES MANT/eND.f."--7THE ART OF LYING. • liter-ye! wboe'ey the s at-Ann us insk • Will Irv; Who wisb with skilL, with stone, ;Oh tesiato r lit, f• • - Ye Patriots, ilotting . .minister's disgrace, . •.: • Ye Miaisters t. who fear a, kir of ; place! ,Ye Tradesmen. also *di wilts the fops itirs4," *- Ye fops, who wish than tridesmen to escape; Ye r-verend Sews, enriched by Cbriatianspidif - irt'parsowt, *tit fur,henefices • Mager hope, by open war to win: Cete, cease, ye fools, to lie thro' thick set! thin; ' Bat' knOw this truth (enough for rogUei to know). 7 . Lies ne'er,can plaint the•inan who thinks them so. • Would you, by tlatery seek the read tp wealth, , Posh not too hard, but slide it in by, iseaftli., • Mark well yourbally'stemsper and result s And fit to every leg the pliant boot; , Tell not the Spendthrift tam he hoards with genie, Tell nettle Miser that hi scorns expenee, , Nor praise the leirning of a Dunce prate, • • 2 . Niii• - siveiti a Sloven's elegantly. drest•— ,- This, Rby chance hr harmless Sport and play • • You coolly talk a character away,' ' •Or boldlya . filat Pinlatter appear, , nor yeeerated eArj s . • still4l4,oae/teg to troth *near neigkhotes ors = _ And stfil with prettiabdilY Nl O -err7 - • Thus shall you goiters, wits ! rim ' Nor loggerin crge ned•kiii, • ,iikspoli, , Tralb,loments her Emildre geitt And a•PowariparpettossUlta.kemio, • ".t :•; INDrA. HOWL --Yesterday a• E•otart . ttf Direetori , svas tread, when Captain JklassAlsioreceatturtOWi a w (m op ki Aso csitintahtt Ott!lifft.fr lfhftf . 141011,, in the - room of aboif taitelieeleallignati 14 , 4bittriPa;' and Bengal.; the Salp -Hopes,/tar. Madra s a'ati - Thlaitt;' irifsOraered . tv afloat the Ath•of./fhtedllieri tnl/ :qt•Ortpsgl theclOtk Dec. t stay there 40 days, and be la the sp,o7fspe [IMMO of January. r, • The ship U,olintAsellarch, fop s it. Helena an 4 ;leapt, ski ordered to 'be' a tuat the 10th of Decetsberi and sail from Gravesend the 10th Itiffistifyi • • • • • The Ceitrt adjourned at six. o'clock till _ General T 4 sttr.writit"s regiment, the 2tst • Drai L goons., is to proceed (tom the tape to India, and 's() to be sueeeetled by tire'li!h Light. Dragootte; gine: sal Loid Rosszyt's regiment:• • e In Continentoration.- of .hts MA.runi's; hafingl Completed - the. 56th year .of his reign, otrthe 'ult. the Eat: of. BRISTOL. (with bia•usea t i reisrd,td, :the cotaftirts of the poor), gave a cos ,each to four, of his molt Idelty labwarets inAckwertil'ark, - . Suf. folk Yoe'which they Itreir late for their clOice'Onf . Id that were exhibited - to litetny init•expressed —, thapke for his Lordship's benoroleacts.' General Ifetivcsr, - his. Lordship's -ietterable stoelo,, .vas wbelt paying hiainenal visit to the poor of Ilarringer ant Ickworth blanketa and *tethea:iteeessaryelothing at i this seasOn.' • • Mr. ILO ants:. PA-ext.—The patlnfnl Incertitude pesiiebting the fate .1J -this adventurous character . yet &its. An account has,• however; - been re. eerie(' in. ter n • nth week, which •agaln revives the .almost eztiagniql . ted . ppark of ,ItOPe. „ It is stated by a -eery 'respectable C4Milleasan, Captain, Davison, .catesneeder of a ;festal of Messrs. Anderson, lately 'eetOw.M from theeoteof . Attlee, titit;Otithel6th of Jai, lest, a Moor orsi wad fetus :the •interier,• at :float Island, in the River' Sierra Leone l from whom the f9llowing particulars was learned :—ln Jenuary, 1899, .Mr. Parke was seen by the Moor, et a short distance from Tombuctoo, in a state .of very bad health, in one of the Netiees baits, after hiving been imprisoned by a - Native * Chief. - was, however,. all asst . - time at liberty, and'had re.] cited permission f a proceed on his route. - Captain :Pa hod interrogated the man frequently, and ml.j finitely; and, from the consistency of his - answers, I entertains no doubt of the correctness of kis bora .PEDESTRIAN FE4T.-. l .oll•MQodayse'nnight a sin. 'grater match took WIC* at Netaniarket t ou the milei called- Beeches Mite, it being the . same oi whitte that .Celebrated pedestrian ran against Wood% It Avis between 'a Warwickshire gentleoiao l o . Seijeent. , Major of Local Militia reSideot there,. shoat 5 feel 11, and a woll.known•peAlestrian,'elso.-..residaot in. that town, by trade a saddler, about 5 feet A. The coisteet was to rum thesoile, and return- the same backwards,f n the rtuirlitit• forward , nth prkaay (as he was sealed, frotn,the groat .tiost.Of site) beat.lsis opponent abostt4o yards, and , , on' ,his return back • again, .running 'backwards, ate "least half the milts; perhaps . • smelt . a circumstance •Otiver before ocotteted. , The saddler wasCiptly. 18 - tni tea and a bait in going mod reterningidittOgrader , , The - betting wet ghost at startingy aull - titwoddrtwo. to one on the' man of war. ° . • • ' . • • . ' ' . • ' 2 + % 74.7711.464 '..71.19 . .^ 40;4 ' .-:` ....V. 4 ' ,111CL__ta.1.‘.....__........._.L,,.1., ",•., . • , e , 7 ,. 4.1 . 'Y • I AN 1:) . a !Tin ~ . i „ 1„ . 4.......,....• . • . . ; - .70:5L ie rtro. = . . • 1" :. 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' ,7 *- ••, • . • ° IleirAzal Highness the erinteis'A will he y Aolipiltpelßo y 4l of St. G ee , t Windeor,..on•Tiriday eititalog, the IS . tik of x, i bar, 1./319, . ° :. Ai elglit O'clock the Body will be remated y August?, Lodge to the Royal Chapel, is ab• drawn by, the Kixo's set of .eight &Ash M I horses, . fully 'caparisobed, driven by R i a u GEAT, LliestatW colchntan, escorted by a.goo r i .the-Royal Horse Guards (Blue), preceded by ,trioppeters of the said regiment, and • the Kn o t the Qultittv's, and the Royal Family'si 'meth. grivo,:c:flPftia:ol6M:rii:4ll.o.:yrjis:4l::ill'tisigitcashl;.rt.eirvsiatiesegrn.sie:oll::.dea. n p r or a 'd ei w cou . n c l i ll o b l el 4 y ear li l v id a ds l A t t li p,u toO Y t. geyembiack horses. : The fi rst carriage wilt : • . Duke Or . d,XidfIRIDGE; be ing the Iticcitera of . „ Ladies mite were: - .atteatients • • epOU ilie "hkio p . cuss; aftei WhiebvilliefollOw the'cariligei or • anyal,lifjetileatel th . e rEinee, Of . WALES and 1 •CA avetannuu r caeli„d,ryi ,by,Alehorsid. .., The . procesAon, 7 ll bo t tlitsked by theit.i.ii 4,44.4.:mt1ik, 4#1.4 - iti. .ict 'fini t ,:*4 &ti t beee,s; -'• V .l 4).494Stollik * ,licipe of iiic.Retyti: , - - . t , , . .. the ** Body ••Wilt Iri..,osit by -the I 'fagot ' ' who ite't4inikopo „It pii A t a P Itiii4itto ' L 09 10 i ' , 416..1 0'? 9, 4 •, ri eq 4.l/ li ; 411414 0 4 a 1 t * Ails Pi, s !iiii*tit*Aalptip;4 1 ' 1) •.' ''.: . • '•_• „ ••Ill' the Ro y. . • .:. .. _ 7 _ , '',,, ~ '„ ,k4•N/iitlii c ar ' - .. • ..,„ ... . • , ~.. 09,1tyrtaiter aitaliekiiiiiplik; '.' • . .. . - *•-. • '• • *!. ''i , • Aff i h ee tt ,r. : - , • ' i • - `.... - .4:ai . .4 1 Fifogi . - ":- .•s" ' .. -..-7 ; {ti v . ,: r ,„,,. pb riehow ; . , _ ,„'„ i "'r . . 4er . itsit ' LPitiaf , .1 '•••• 4 111 r te ~.:„., „ ..,,e, •'t . • • Ow AlnYni ,zaludho • ly e ‘ . 1 1A) riltaiiiiinflbure in k% . T up i t.. el si ktee. te : tne i t. 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A ' s 7Pri , t c,...ef kee 6nolook h a ir c m h.. .. e r c n i. ;, 14,,41.1 : 0 ,, - . siir t ra. ..)494KRFA bet traiwborne oy a Bar„ante. tlwillkft Cattiness wile.+LAdy ileliatd. . Htliester.. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. - Mika of the Blend Royal, in long bl h. cl Wu; the trains borne by thrif ac ° , _ . . Royal Ilighoesses' Cm-Meuse& Earl Chesterfield, K. fl. Marquis Cunswallbs Lwly Albina Cumberland, lies. Williams,. 8011. Mrs. Egerteu, Rue. Mrs. Fieldiri,9 ' Mk. Qulttsworthy, - -Ition.litirTairtuagr Madame. Redoubt; Itadatoisal Miss Knight, . . Mrk esttoilio , Bliss Planta, Min • The Queen's and Princesses' Dressers. At the entrance of St. Georgos's 'Chapel (fie the South-door) the Dean and Prebenderleh shed' i • I ed by the Choir, will receive the Body, and fall! the PrOccssion butaediately before the Loito _ i liiitfAlN, and. so proceed into the Choir, !iv! !Ilse Body will be placed on treesels, the ke d 0.11 w4rils • the altar, the coronet and coshio. 11 1 lAid, upon the colts, while the service is i ll I the Dean. The Chief Mourner will sit on tra f do I' at the. head of the cotpse, the SaPP °ll " l 1) !Vail will be nearest to : ills Body ; tha t part 0' 00 7 i stoke before the interment being Mad, t h e ._ B ill 1411 by deposited' n the Vault. .The Knignei appear in the ribbon s of .their respecti ve' ,ov,er their coats. The !itughti of the e Garter,.. 10 tending the Funeral wilt tats their plee d i g p.Onkfi v.: Chapel in their sevetilitalls. • • • _ • 't ' - '• ! wevilisienevememoila ft rift , . 10 ••• ... 1 - - - i l of f f:Ahe'Y'T i I he RClPliiil Catholic inhabitee exrerile -Liberties of• liondontleiry hatig fie,,v,"All: 4 beitio to-OiAlarge:thiiir thepey the , LOttisiV k li c iVi s ic , vl. with, thae nuitt4etlieeNst Ji b e l rlti re , •ikeeti Pflai d "0 010ibeta010 1 1 44 L 4‘ rli lli re t i o . 400 4.00. 4? rviri b l er titit ir3ol; O4-044. icons o vemitimptio 1 S.J ~. v • - Loud se. 4