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SAN KISR awl Oilier.. nil EN DS of the Right Iloame , I .14/I#l MAYOR, NW 31 the London Tayer• Ph • age F r id a y. 1 , ,, fib day of /.bream. 4191%, • ~t ••• • ti. ft , Sir CLAU DIPS STE,PH EN HUNTER, inal. :be Olit chOy i ; Peanut, i Sr SWAM Corr Gip", Bari. Owen Barely, Ewq.• I t owl AM , rums. Itir Francis Mower. . .Aterriaao Sir WIN: Lritrltlww, 'Omni De Viiw" , tog: Ablerwe2n Chridephowlimitts, Iw4 Ciost*lng,' Pik;.' 'i AlJea man %Imlay, Thome Relbtfif, Li. $ ... Ahlerwia• Cow, ' Gentle Same. Erg t 'Sir John William Lwbbock, leatillww Mairiewis. Esq. Bert. M.P. JAN Pletwiwww.• s.q. • 1 Ihr Merles Prier, lat. Wiliam Rom isiiiia 1,, C.iii• . : tam Amish H.IICrA, Esq. illsiatual Diaoh, r.. 11. Jewry-Campbell. En. Greript HAlwer•fr. Fig. 7, i Williams Ward, Esq. W i lts. Fry, El. Corw4Mws Ballet, Ear- ' ' I JiraitsGrabom Wrbiler, Est be. he: 4114 _., • '". • It was moved by Grerts .1111,sows. altedielimand by Milik, Alderman C. Smith—mid rrowerelt AZl ll =l ist.l6 . ITU. it 'i , a• 4 111•QP1"i'1144_1.4".,4_".0,1106 ANL* . If CON' TBACTS. 0 ' y. , t. ' i , ' ' " I " "CalltillOssansse Do PAUT/111110, TRIIIIMPIIit rr AKA. N..tice. II ensrmasts, romstuamy 7, IM. r t 'it , * a t 02 4;,, 5 0,. 1 IOT) CE is hereby given hi wit Peroubs thei ' N.. lt,einaklirbeet,llll of Contrreting to supply the Pismire, 4 . Oise allototbAnsi she 'keel Ike are of the Amoy, sir.— ',MEAD, • ' l i AI, 11444, . ~, • • T o his M leieetfll laud re/Vell ill oletainapsts. 4melpswp f ,:_ seal Barracks, is the muler•oneolieintEerselgon, l Unrest's. ' • , ' •- , • :! . ,PONAGE, wit. .rt• 1 . likes. ay, Ab H siser A te his Majesty's Cavalry its , asl i {' smiieste i trumNiesments sad Quartets, I. tbt a lt • usesslloowd aseirists:—• i Somerset, Sussex. *not She Deliveries are to rommeere on sod for-011111 li Tursiy•Afth thy of March nest i fiat Proposals in weiti , i r ',clinic, sealed up sad starkest "Testier for Assay SuppW Lail be rerrivesil at this Office nu or before Tuesslay, tbll lath slily a/I:chasm, Mistaat (hat /1011! *lli be received abet , Twelve o'Clin lt, as .94f4 . ,01j, sad if scut by pet, She pis& axe main be paitki , , . ....,- Pflillnaltt :liWil . 8 •1 0 1***IY goy toe* ett 4 “e'r. "PO Cleft - - FrollIllii• she Letter *hid, le atineseel to Os Tender properly filled up, by twos Premiss aflosers Pro. p. rty rortgino to become humid *WI Ilse Party tendering in tbreamoussi mated in the print's' particulars fire Iter dae per romance of the Contract; and so Proposal Mil be noticed eldris made on 4 primed Trader, and the priretestpressrd is li..rdo at leotlh ; and phirald it so happen, that during the Coutissassee of the Contras I so Troops should be sap plied by virtue of the same, the amstimut of the Stamps mos the Contract sod Bond. paid in the Brat lostasie by tbe Contractor, shall be refoodi-d I. hua. l' S. —S.unph • of the Bread slid Meal may be seen at the Office betwso es the 'lours Jr Twelve and Two. 7 -- FUNERAL SoLhAtivrins OP OM LOWS storm, NIONIVIIIi TALDUICE OF KENT AND NTRATUFRN. Ur ?XS karat. auras, or n. esoutse. ay *WM • SAirolll,4l, Iliftllllll6l, TOE It'll OV VIUMII/1111111 Oo Monday aseening. the 10th insta n t. the 'bailie of Ihr late such respected D..ke of KI sere reasoned front Saintouth. escorted Ity mogul of the dllt dragoons, in the follonitsg 4aissatataeosch o irooo by mg hems, ttttladed by a Gentlesmais of rho Law! . i nstill? is 7girelsharrA, heaths/warty printed to two large 'iakauttes,'prtie - torstris'lt. the Third F.dition of '"A o HIsTRICAI; VIEW if the RISE sad PROT:KWII of iNVIDELITY, with a Refs's. %ea of its Pristeloiles.Viari Reaworbies; in a Reties of Set - swum rolothed («NAM Lesearir treaded by the How. Robert Boyle. it the Psriatigoarch of St. Mary-ls. Bow, frogs the years Hat to MA. By the Right Rev. WILLIAM VAN MILDER; D.D. Lori tEuhop of Lands,. Printed fur P O. *NI J. Ilivisorter, N. Of, XL Pawl's -4 0106 1 111 4.. Itesl •h, waterloo-riser; Patl-raatt ; and 'Site Booksalloggat 048•44CybbvidEP, Ise. NP()LEO X'S E%lOl RS, by The FROM' 30; :~ _ . . presented in Partialness by Geoileissen who err steady iii their ititselinstut to the Coo.titu 11111 l of the roussir, and le the rights anil privileges of their fellow chi:. 1.19 ' CIII pea kneed ' and interested in her commercial prosperity. and of till .1 to. dependent, sail honour; mod that they, therefore, r.joirat that the Right II ratite the Lord Mayne has acceded le the wishes of his Friends ise proposing to offer hien: If as • Candidate for the Repieseutation of this City at Me ap.: proscleirig dimolotiON of P4rlizmrest. Muvrd by Charles Rarelay. Roo t .—rreunileJ by Sir Francis Demotes—and resolved unaiiiiiiiooly.l.l. Thal this Meeting eattool biii highly approve amt respect the di torary auJ feeling which have restrained his I.iird•hip (notwithsLosti n 4 the ihffieuttlee which are on all sides uppinell to st sew Candidate) from taking, daring the present munridol sei sm', any prominent rot in she proceedings of a Gruel al Election. .:CH EDITION, Its. The ENULIKH EDIVON. Ws . III. e a r This NINTH BOOK of Ilse Gent Work of Na. p01e..., is published the frit, us •ccoons of its temporary interest, as relstiug to the Return from Elba, the Battle of Waterloo. and the antriespient The EIGH fH and isEVENTH BOOE are in course of Translation, mod will appear in Frees+ soil English, in corresponding site, type..b.c. with the NINTH BOOK. To flit Kiwis Rook has been ailit.d numerous Proofs, dictated at Longwood to Mr. O'Meara, proving " The Mtn mactipi from rt Helena" to be a Forgery, and highly cornw•,aa mirrecting Gitailsonsis relative to the chief events of she Life of that shit ingssiihed Perevisage. The MN. of the Nisith Book, with Verifications. allay he sere at the Office of the I•ublishen, Bride-churl, Bridge. street. Nlovrd by Robert Jowem Esq --seconded by Simonet Di•tnn, Emi.—asrl resolved unanimously, 3.1, That, i• proportion 'as his Lordship's consideration Aar the ►onour of the high •tatios which he sow fills, precludes hint from takisig the public steps usual ou the eve of a dissolution of Parliament, this Meeting feel that they are called wpm to egret them 'selves in adopting with promptitude and energy ►nch tyres as may ultimately insure him success. Moved by Charles Dreier, F.sq —.mooched by William Esq.—aud result/id unanimously, 4th, That for this purpose a Committee he immediately fortred,of shirts the Geotlr•re• whose names are contained in the List alma the table be Members, with power to add to their •nosbYs; and that !...e Claudio, Stephen Hunter, Bast. be the Chair man, sod William Wart, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Moved by Charles o.lreley, E.g.—seconded by Mr. Al derman Christopher Saudis—and refiolved uttAssiutotody, lith, That a Deputation be appoiotrd to wait um (hr Lord Slayer to communicate tut kin§ the proceeding. of the day. The Deputation to consist of the Chaiitsau soil Deputy Chairman, Charles Barclay, Esq, Sir Fraccis Desaoges, George Barnes, Ecq., cud %Valiant Borradaile, Esq. Moved by Samuel Dixon, Esq.—seconded by 31r. Alder man Cbreitripher Smith—soil resolved unanimously, 6111, That the Thanks of this Meeting be offered to Sir Claudius Stephen Hunter, Bart. for his able conduct to the Chair. Resolved tmanimoosly, 7th, That the proceedings of the Meeting be published iu the Murniog and Evening Hews pcpers. The 13eptitation having .v-ilea ea the Load Mayor, mad giliscsahl Meeting, ►rported.— Thal the Lard Mayor had expressed kis went gmlefel thanks for the obligation that 111 numerous and respectable • Meeting had conferred upon hi. t, and begged to assure dom. that as soon as eirennistmiecs would permit, he should be happy to present himself to the mud sleire the Inbou►s which his fiiends hail so kindly begun in his behalf; and that, •Ithnuth he fell it to he his daisy to sap. port the Goverenierit wh,1.1 tiny acted faithfully in Jiw•bage of their duty, yet he trusted that he alutnlJ ever preserve his perfect independence; and if he had the Imar.► to be levied, give his Vote in Psrlisment arm din In the b►st of his judgmen► for the benefit of his country, and the advan tage of bit fellerie•citizens. The 0111171111 W, wilt sit daily al the ILttio.lott Tavern twit after his late 114 ty's al ; suit it to regent. 'llitt mainotioiratioos relaling to the Election twat' be nook to the Chairsuao or Deptity ChAirlents. Commit it e• Itunia, Stuck Each:tale, Feltr•ary 12, IS ICI. I, Notice having been given, that t b . Funelal of hi. late 31ajesly Kiul George the flint •ill twlte platr uts Wednesday the 10th instant, T se Cumatitt.e ..f the Stock E%eltange, frogs feelings et- ' rr.p rt t. the .%luiesory of hi► Lite 3lust Eseellast Majesty: Klliz George the Third, Hatt•nauiatonsly Re/141111/141, That the Stock Exchauge ,halluti that day be shut. Revolved, _ 'mil abrading* Resolution be inserted in all the Iteeeleg mad neeunix Pspers. Dy eider of the Committee, R. W. WADE. GUI LDII A LL, LONDON. FtasuAAT ;11W. TIE COMMITTEE C.f . LE TrING the CITY'S LANDS will meet at GIIILOUAI.I, on TUrSDAY, the Ild day of rebroamaanitant, at Twelve of the Cl.wk Ni Noon, to LET by PU RUC , A HUMMING LEASE, lie 61 y . La.ly-any 11830, of a PI F.CE tsf ViKOUN 1), ea the Wr.t side of Broad-tuned, Dokeetifiage, sad uu the Dui side of Ileneage lane : Alnoi A 1 EASE, for 21 yr.kr., (ruin Lady-day 11120. of • HOUSE., No. 5, on she East slat of Broad-street Buildings : And &No, _ A LEASE, fur 14 yrarA, (rum Lady-day 1820 (determin able at the option of the I.essu,•s, oa Twelve Calendar Months' Notice!, of a HOUSE. No. 4, on the North ship of Holburo.bridge, and a WAR F.HOU4F.. or 13E11 MANG, bu hind 'he same, late in she occupation of Crassey. The Plan %ad Cosiditious fur lett isitt Ilya said Ground, aadl lag Cons Winos fur lesimg timaaid Hamq ma,llr mes M. die 0111 re ; wool the said houses may b viewed: ..erryil - ty, Suudsys elm-cord, betimes Twelve and Three u'Cluelt. JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Comptrulkr. I.AVENTED DF.ATH OF TIIF. KING. IP LACK BONI ItAZINES vi little JUIP 11%0 Tllll4 DS C Mil It VALUE, being purchased of • manufacturer who •N. compelled to sell fur cash, and are untriestioiribly the cheapest in lEarlanil, which Ire now 04;iiiff ..r ready 'sty only. at 11m f,..110.i5r, ASTONISH ING PRICE'S, very I, at 21. per yard, theme at 3i. Are curiously fine, and 111011.11iy sold ~t 4..6.1. warranted quite p. r. f r et, sag wily A:st colours, and never to tarn broaii. Ell wide Italian 47, apes 4. ; French width, 3. ; good S dim!, 45.; rich Velvet.. 191. 61.; •101 Gr... de N DV Calk*, I,mtaatinea,Taifety's, real Irish figured and plait. Poplias l oores,Sho U., Gauzes, and every ulher fashionable Arl iele sigilatile for the present mournful event.— A.SHEARS, REDFORD HOUSE, Nu. 11, Hisaritll3-.trcei, Covesl-gardos. The mai :NORWICH CRAPES to be had no where bat at Bedford House. department. To }hews was deputed 114 'superin tendence of the apartments in which the Royal re . Matins are to lie' in state. The chamber, appro. Oiled for this ceremony are the King's Audience Chamber, the Presence Chamber, and the Drawing **. together with is email part of she Rimed Pr to Bedchamber. These spleodid apartment., except the Provence-chamber, have been entirely lining with superfine black cloth, which not ulnae ?n -aiades all light, hut conceals the magnificent -paintings that adorn their walls. The cloth falls Item the ceiling. which is also covered with black, *rich and tasteful folds. The Presence.ehansher is that in which the body twat be placed. This apiirtment, which is in the %centre of the suite, is hung with superfine purple 'Mesh, arranged in the amine tasteful form of dra. psry is in the adjoining roof os. 'The Kusg's .-Throfte, which mends at the extremity of thelosses, essilV ender which. apes reified unsafe. the - crifiso will be placed, is hung with the seine rich material. The Rnyel escutcheons ornament the walls, cod the royal insignia will adorn the coffin. A melan choly splendour and grandeur of effect will be shed upon the mournful scene by the contras; pro. diced by the effulgence of wax lights. placed in profounti in silver sconces and candelabras. arrang. ed in various parts of the chambers. The public will he admitted to witness this solemn said iinposing ceremonial by the upper court-yard, through the King's Guard-chamber at the eastern toil of the state apartments; from thence into Saint George's Hall, and onwards, to the Audience Chatillser. They will retire after witnessing the ceremonial, through the apartinetits at the opposite extremity of this range of building. The grand entrance, however, to the State rooms, is that by which the procession will move on the night of the funeral. It is connected, as we have already described, by the covered way with the porch of St. George's Chapel. This entrance, which is through a vestibule supported by louic columns. opens to a staircase consisting of three flight', leading to the drawing room ; the whole covered with fine black cloth, and will on the night of the funeral be illu minated like the State apartments. From this part of the building the public are excluded : it is reserved for the admission of the illustrious and distinguished personages who will compose the funeral procession, which will be here marshalled in the order it is to move. It is expect ed that suds part of the public as appear iu decent mourning will be permitted to stand in the upper court.yerd, in front of the royal apartments, while the funeral passes, and also it, the Lower Castle yard. so as to have au opportunity of seeing the whole line of this melancholy isageaot. Many thousands may therefore gratify their curiosity, said manifest their sympathy. We understand that the Gorda aisle and organ loft in St. George's Chapel will also be set apart for the accommodation of sitch persons as may be enabled to °Wein tickets from the Lord Cham berlain. If any thing can give additional effect to the so lemn ceremony which is to take place on IVednes clay neat, at %%Imam', it will be the sublime part of an Anthem, composed by Handel far the funeral of Queea Caroline, in Westminster Abbey. This composition was ever highly appreciated by our beloved departed Monarch, and performed to loin at Handers Commemoration, in 1784. No one can read the divine words, without being struck bow justly they apply to such a King. • When thecae heard bien, then it blessed hiss ; and when the eye saw his, it emir witness of lrim. " Uc delivered the poor that cried, the fiitherles., am! him that had nage to help hien. " Landow., meekness, mod comfort, were in his tongue ; if there was any virtue, sod if Mere was ally praise, he %Wallist on those thing*. " His body is buried is resew, but bis name limb ever. wore." 4a utn the Resurrection," by Dr. Croft ; and " Hear my Prayer," by Kent, will likewise he perforated. The gentlemen and children of the Chapel Royal are ordered to attend ; and Mr. Kily vett has (through the Lord Chamberlain) recrived his Majesty'. command to accompany and direct this part of the • d ceremony. Penland. sad a Gentles's@ of Ms hoe , household. THE HElatilik Deaf. by eight horses. decorated wish einewletinews of tale Rotel Rigtoness's anew. isiesimsion easel,. drawn by .is home, in which sees Coisotraller of the Hone.*ail, lb. ainininie Chapin Sea lip two lbsreress who setesdrel Ins late Royal kU A saiserobeiroesele. rheum by sus beessia, M wletele were I • Obis late Royal Hishiieseellatisseraal4, The widow of his la.e Royal kingluirwi, with the Also& &needed by the perienal noose* a Ms late OM. Many carriages of the gentry of Siihoonth ed the procession. The remains of his Royal flighness lay in 0 , some days weenier; to the funeral, and were by almost every of Sulitiouthii sod a it. number of persons from the surrounding cutintiy. At eight esecl.ick the Cathedral and parutiiit hells of Exeter billed for nue hour; soil twist the shops in that city were close shut tell twelve. Upon the arrival of the procein.ion st B. of f she remains of his late Royal (Nimes+ were 1 .1. in the church there. under a culinary guard. Juin the night. Oo Tuesday, the Bth 'aslant, at o'clock, the procession moved in the aim,. order; halting at SlandluiLl; use IVeilnesetay. the St Salisbury ; and ou Thursday, the 10th. at ktaoit stoke ; the same arrirogenorrit being (Amoy% rd placing the remains of his late let. Ito) al FL, tech night as at Brolpurt. As the mourlifill procession power thsoie 4 ll cities and towns un the road, the bells of churches tolled, and the shops were clues The escort was occeisioeuelly formed by the - , cavalry of the respective districts ; and to . . 'ovens the local authorities rectived •nd joined cavalcade. The procession arrived at Cumberland Ladr Friday evening, abirut halfipost air o'clock. body well tben removed from the hearse, and posited in the drawingsroom, which had been pared for the soleiniiity of lyitig instate. The coach containing the writ, ettended lain Parker, of his late Royal 1 - Nkomo's hold. and Mr. Thomas. of the Lord Chamberlain' Geier. moved- on towards St. Getrege's C' escorted by • detachment of the Rapti Guards, bearing torches. It arrived at the. *built ten o'clock. The urn, which was of; Iran nal form, covered with crimso n vel ve t, was t h en cot • to the Royal vault by four Yeomen of the Guard. The Dean of Windsor, the Provost of Eton, the Rev, C. Digby, and Mr. Mash, assisted id solemnity. At twelve o'clock on Saturday morning the pub. • lie were admitted at Cumberland Lodge, to see the remains of his late Royal Iliglinet• lying in si d l e . They entered at she Great 11411, from whichi they proceeded to the Drawing Roots, a spacinusl apartment, hung with black drapritea, and li g hted with war (*petit, fised in silver sconces on the walla. Under a canopy covered with escutcheous wee placed this body. Over the colbis, which was me erred with ciimson velvet, was placed a Pude adorned with escutcheons. 0.1 each aide the hod) were burning four largr wire lights, in mirag e r silver candlesticks. At the head of the colllii sate two Gentlemen of his late Royal fligliatss's home -11srld. The edict of the whole scene was snail ins proosive. At seven o'clock on Satanley evening. the belts of St. George's Chapel sod the Parieh'Church be gan to toll. At half-pest seven, a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards lined the streets flour the gate e the Castle to the entrance of the Long 11'alk, in open order; every fourth man bearing • lurch. At half past seven o'clock, tfie procession set out from Cumberland Lodge. It cosisisied of the hearse, two moo • g roaches. mid titre carriages of the ftoyal Family, accompanied by mutes on horse back. and a detachment of the Royal Horse Guirds, bearir.g torches. hilaiiy persons trim I%' intim:, both !unaided silil out lout accompanied the procession. The night Wain chimp anti gloomy; but as the torches of the procession lighted up the space through which it pac-ed, its approveli alight be distinctly marked by tie owners'n spectaliirs the totratice of the Long Walk, in IrViudact. As the glare of light illuuriiwtid the leafless tires Oh the nearer approach of the procession, the outline of this magniticeut avenue, became distinct ; and when the now tread of the bulges came tte ear amidst the ausrouitchug stillness, the ettivi web in the highest degree impressive. Oa reaching the termination of the Lung Walk , in Park-street, that part of the procession which Ilan to be on foot joined the carnage.; ansl the whole moved through the Elects, to St. George's Chapel, so the toliow i lig order : A detachment of the Royal Hone Gouda, flare abreast, bow.* tiocheo. Foorteen Trissytela sad dipole of the flora Huutehold. Seejeant Irs,rvelu• Eight Kt theta Slalehara woes. Swoosh NA linseps of the Royal rawly, is hull Slate tivreios. with mire hal Wade roil black glow e., four and four, boating klasilositalt. Nine tit/remota sent Groans abbe lair knjiai elheinless, ell fuel, in deep Mourning. eget' beating * naltibeau Twenty Wait* us herwiawli, bearer( B.lwitwtaile. THE. HEARSE, p am p a by sic h um . 'worse. with estotetwoos of his Istr i th;yal Hickson's'. aroma. 4 11 „TteeIwalog ousel. iiraos N aim bunts, is WWII weir i6o Coaniatnriter of the HostaaAsSl ow* Peus , ' , lllC Glenna OK lota Royal Hiftlloatia A 1 01100 0 1 01 41 await, draws ?Lill,hatso , is which were - - „..... 'n11191.1111-FrN 1,11111,11 . • - - ' • , - .-.. - -.".. , : ,, t . -itarrs - .. . . r. .. 71`.... 1 , 1 0 . 71 M: ”.. T. : :171V,.....-....... .1 .'•' -.I ' '1 477 ,-. . - 746.. • • • . ' . r.,._ • --. •• :. .... -- . 4 Iss-sig, ' ' •• ISIY. - : 5. ; - 1111111 4 . .)- -- ) - - • --; e--, 14 - ••.-• - - . 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Mesa ter e the Right lows , ,I' .L9l* y enantiattr, Feuttgaug 7, INS. 4 1 11' Iht4w l Se *le roper l et 'Moons Ceasever sod C. swains are to lie' its state. The (+embers appro. TAII,DUIE OF KENT AND STRATMERN. •`; adnn Torero Th g XTOT/ CE is hereby, ;icon lit ail 'Jerome Sethi ff's- 1 4 if i nlnfor'er• ffineund i rriefs °re ant ekes "61 within Iniattfl for this cerrmon t are the King's Audience eir toe term. cases os• 112. etestoc Ay ' rebrear2r 4" . -t ''' . 1.1 "- " . '... AA of Cowleurtiny Is supply the follsMirry II I the Mouth rhatai the Eillithlvsear the/ will be !toad to delay aellollllST althottio, cue 111tal ott t sasstaisat :N HUNTER, 801- . lla 4 1 110111h1 the an qf the Army, viz.- i sidurl7 ' 71 1 00 0 11 0•• 4 18 • 1 01 1 1011112 11 1114 baud this Sib deo of Feb.*. Chamber. the Presence Chamber, and the Drawing- " _nee._ • . .. . . •e tat, 1 j. T. FINK/AN. room. together with is sisail part of the liireg'd o r • .0- • Int FAD, • ' ;Mk 11 4 4 4. •• , I , t.' I! - State Bed-chamber. Then splendid apartments, 0o Holiday morning, the 10th instant, the Nis 0. Owen . sir Irsel.• : To Mu Slajestfa Lead Myrna in Cantosaanatik Illuollboll.:4..7 ; 7,,, , , r • ,4' ensigns of the late such respected Doke of Kent pa, gar Francis Oemeges .: ~.ii • seem, La mest lia . rrecks i to the ulde . r•ineationeshessehltinea , - 8111 4 104 ,_ Jet in Ir li l di d i e d ll iy w oo e d ; 4 . two w ee except He Preeence-chawilser, have been entirely De De Viime, too • i t s auks Cunning,' Ellii.' - • : ~,r . . ~ ,on sAG E. vie. ...- • P. ' Whine* 'proie isi " 'lt. 4s. the Third F.dition of hung with superfine black cloth , which not ulnae re- x' N AN . 1-11tifflitle Al; VIEW of the RISE • Modes ill light, hut commas the magnificent were removed from Sts/nsouth, escorted by 4 detecles smut of the Alls dragoons. in the follow/jug order 1 Th11 ,,,_ " 111. „, /1 " 4 "'",• 5.1 ' ' r llats. ill, eastassair ... A so his Majesty's Cavalry in umbrae Issrste's nog I ;. atakehn illlCASlbutuents and Gannets, la the o k, Matthew lisseisois, en. John Plegnonw.• flog. • ..• gwegilloord 6.,..fir5,,. Somerset, Sussex. s and pittititegs or ESITIDELITY, with • Rasta- paintings that adorn their wells. The cloth falls A annandwg asseholmwst by sic hum% esistas.,;wg H e amor Ana •f sal lerisetples.smel Reamolings; in a Series of ter- ri i , m t h e ce ili ng. w hi c h iii also covere d with black, atsended • by a Gentleman of she Lord Classlundsl at tea : .i• r°°" Pe/mama &edam Linton isusded by the Hon. Robert: • •,_ ._. _, Doyle. Op. the Nrieh L r.lsuech *l' St. Mary-le• Bow, from the is rich ono tearful folds,. smarm. sad a Gentleman of his less 'lord 11' boseeisuld. William Itiorsil*al.'s E*l- That the Deliveries, are to csamenee on sod for.lbe 1 y e .,,,.. paoh ,„ 's o k . The Presence-ehansher is that in which the body &meal lhaoh, F... George H•hiusrafr. Esq. 7 = %linet Fry, E.g. THE H &IRAS. Twetity•lgth day of klatch meat ; that Proponla in writ' ; By the Right Bev. 221ILIAM VAN MILDERT, D.D. wig be pieced. This uportMesll i , which is its the Drawn by eight horses. decorated with rainitgilareges of law wtitiag, staled op and wtarkest "Tessler for /limy Supplies," l ' Lord Elhisop of Lands,. ~/ulll be received at this 01Ece on or 15. f...••• Tuesday, Ilse . prima foe P U. wad J. 1 1 12 vIallthilli Mt. TT. fl. Pawl's 'mine of the suite, is hung with superfine purple late Royal Illiglinese's arse. i JavaitsGraham Webster, Ent ~,:._,_ , _„. CI h arranged In the same tasteful form of e ra. A ettiteeether cosh. drawn by ant hones, in which were lbe ..' arm oily m riebsasee notaint (hut Pour sill be received after . o„, e i klimir oted s o..a , wo,,,hoo_ph,ww; P eal-assts ~,,d 4 " ,= - -- ----- ------- i c edism i ler t o tist. Reesoh . l4, dee c " ....... .. , . sit, t. he: 41111. ~ .-, __ ,`••• .._ .. ' lL we i v. " . C 1 " 1 " 1 -0 4 ,1.,01), eater Out bY p 'us the Fia• Ibt she ihmuksionst Oiled,' sCerbeidge, be. ' . P . P C es in the nd l iiiinn fi r " id '''' 'The Kin g '. end lbs ism &mores who aineoded Ms late Royal High" I AMISS Sal-41,"Mlwar,,_,It That • 18 .. h i. ace moist be p al ms , , . hergog " ."* . li - alal '""' .7 .. .4 •• la '. ' ' ' envonahrly for owls Gassy. 4 • 11' .• Ae '''''''l l 7 ll 7 l C% iierhbased • s avid under which, upon raised trestle. the cams A moonshot esch. doom by *is Acmes, he which were t face the Lents which is senesed to N APOLEON'S NI ENIOIRS. he HIMSELF. will be placed, is hung with the *ems rich materiel. • of hie lase llayal Ilighneseelliosseind4• k who 0rw0 ,,,,, y 0 , 51.1 Tender properly filled up, by toss Peron. /Whitson Pro. 'The FRRNIgH EDITION, Ph, The Hoye! eocutcheons ornament the walls, mid The marriage of his la.e Royal Hichsess. with Ilse Wields by Gem issue 6,0.1,1 ot , Ito. c 000„, cud , o p. my eNtliging In b..c..ine humid with the Party tendering in The ENGLISH EDITION. Mi. 111. the-amount stalest in the printed paitirulsrs for the doe par- van This Nutria WOK of the Great Work of Na- the royal insignia will adorn the coffin. Ai t alias" b Y th* P"'" l F.. "'" 4 " lute ltu i' l Many carriages of the gentry of Stilmonth follow, their fel l ow eitizrus, capeskin.. .ill r sit it .e , d is, will _ noticed i 1i• he -s- e • its i r . . d r 1 nrin a ,,, c tle Aintree ; and sio *spoon se po emi is pa lisis ma ?eel, us account so emporary chnlY splendour aid grandeur or die" w i ll ll ' W serctal prosperity. AO to tn.. sis• orArie mule on s ,rind.! 'render, cud the priergeapreased is interest, as relating to the Return front Elba, Ilse Battle of shed spots she mournful scene by the coloring pro. ed the proceseion. and that they, therefore, ujoirit anna T e he da re y t a n e the 1.0 „ .1 i 1i i worsts at lentil, ; and shield it so happen, th a t awing Waterloo. *sot the sistrierpirist rectal. dUced by the e f f ulgence of wax lights. placed in r Mayor has Sete. to a ;11:elSVIoOrtliiii.toRoshyeafloititeignatill,es"soli"weicen state , e the Coistioassice of the Contrast ao Troupe should be sop. The EIGH FH soil SEVENTH BOORS are in coarse profusion in silver scone's and candelebras. erring- l esw iu o l o r Z o m o T ih i i . : o c if il e y r o h l i t w ir op.; -- pled by virtue of she Lime, the assount of the Stamps of Trasishision, mot wilt appear h. Fermis and Enchyh, iu ed in various parts of the chambers ,seisms-sit. by almost every iii i•abit aii i o f S i d /pon d s. an d a v•st. - • so. the ".;.' Detract and Bond. paid in dm fartn Inn eby lbs corresponding Use, type,ke. with the NINTH BOK O. The public will he admitted to witness this Caistrattur, shall be refunded to tom. T.. the Kiwis Book h as been aild.d aginserous Proofs, nut Her of persons from the surrounding cutiiitsy. ay. fi4.4.-seennilesl by Sir Fraud. dictated Si Longwood to Mr. D'lrara, proving * The solemn and iinpoising ceremonial by the upper At eight o'clock the Cathedral and parochial saiiimosesly.2.l. 74 .-ass ems Merliiie l' S.-S.tinpl.• of the Bread slot M e al may h e se e n e t the Plan mac. ipt frogs s t !Fatima" tu be a Forgery, and highly court-yard, through the King's Guerd•chansber at h e ll. o r E xeter s i A r e an•l rs•spert the dilicary mod IHNee betwei is she Hours Of Twelve and TWO. cu rm.'s., SS eurrectiwc fitselsoluis relative to the chief events 14 , ru sot' nue hour ; mutt most oh led his Lordship (sostwithsasiding of she lafe of that dui ingsiihed Perstmage. the eastern toil of the state apartments ; from the shops in that city were close shut till twelve • on all Side, 'sprout to a thew Cominitise• Roma, Stuck Bach:wage, February 12, IWO. thence into Saint George's Hall, and onwards, to Upon the arrival of the procession at B. trivial, The MS. of oho Nook Book with Verilications may Brio the present moursital set- di EFICI A I, Notice baying been IdiVeN, Iliad dß* ' • ' - t h e Audience Chatillser. They will retire after L he seen al the Office of the Poblishers, Bride-court, Bridge- • tile remains of his late Royal Highness were placer/ la the lovere'li"lfs of a G.'"c l3l It 1 Panelist of Inv late Majesty Kiug George the fl int street. witnessing the ceremonial, through the apartments in the church three. under a military guard, Junto; •itt take place YU IVedueulay the Ifith instant, the night. Oo Tuesday, the Bth imitent, at tan Est--seconded by Santee' Dillon, T w Comasitt, eofi be Stack Eselisnee, from feelings et *------ -- - - - - --------- --- ---- - sit the opposite extremity of this range of building. moody, 3.1. That, is proportion rr•ii. et tei Ow Mriniiry of hit lale Must Eseelkist Majesty: '''. ill/ YAL DISLNTEItAIENT. The graud entrance, however, to the State rooms, Is o'clock, the procession moved in He wino. order. loon fur the honour of the hitt, Ka._ George the Third, . ••: that by which the procession will move on the night halting at EllandluiLl; on IVedneselay. the so It. at .• precludes bins from taking the H a ve onassinsously ReSOll , l4l, rod ou Thursday. the 10th, at Ilasittge :ye of a dissolution of Najaf's , '" Is That Ilse Stock F.:thane shall on that day be shut. • ,We isot;ceil in our numbers of last week, the of she funeral. It is connected, as we have already st o k e ; described, by the covered way with the porch of St. y are relied sopa" to taut them- lersolved, disitstermetit of the Royal lufanis Octavio' and stoke ; the same •rraligennetat being tamers ed lor placing the yen sibs of his late late ltiejul flightless/ omplitude and energy such Mel- 'mil the *hove Resolution be inserted in all the r egal Alfred. This interesting ceremony, which was in G ‘ eorge's Chapel. This entrance, which is through a vestibule supported by louic columns, opens to a tech night as at Bridpurt. more him success. mad Fveuisix Papers. ObrdiesiCat pa a wish expressed by his late Majesty, ter, F. 9 -nroadesl by William By order of thee Committee, As the mourofol procession passer' throndli the lffloilt .., ,ssp Thursday usglit at eight o'clock, poi. dewing r e nn ot ra isis ; ting of three flights, leading to the ohnil ouaninsously, 4tb, That fur R. W. WADE. the whole covered with fine black cities and 110004 en the road, the bells of the he immediately formul,of olorls voitely s. presence of their Royal Highnesses cloth, and will on the night of the funeral be illu- churches tolled, and the shops were cisme shut. es are cositaised in the List arms GUILDHALL, 1.0 , 400.1 EcanuAßY 7 lira. the . Du 'of York, Clasetice, awl Gloucester, • • • ' • q.-. Dearth • ..e . . militated like the State •partments. The escort was occasimuslly harmed by the yensnaory II power lo add to their •ssisibers; riili 1 E c4).%1 111TTEE fir LE l' 11 L%, the the • se eat ter, the Lord Chainlwrlain. pheis Hunter, Bast. be the Chair. CITY'S LANDS wilt meet at 01.111L021A1.1. on soil the Surveyor-General of his (litiesty's Worlo. From this part of the building tho public are cavalry of the resocctive districts ; awl to morsel Esq. Deputy Chairman. TUESDAY, the 2441 day of Februarp.austant, at Twelve of The forms and regulations adopted by our predecemoss of . excluded :it is reserved for the admission of tilt towns the local authorities received and joined the .: Clay, E.g.-seconded by Mr. Al- the Ci.wk NI Noon, to LET by PU HAM I , lON old, on occasi ~,, s like the preseot, are adniseably well cateis- diastrious and distinguished persooages who will cavalcade. 41i-and resolved unanimously, A 14111.111NG LEASE, G m , at y ' , Lady-Jay toted for rendering the cemeteries of the Royal Family ia- compose the funeral procession, which will be here 'rite procession arrived at Cumberland Lodge Mt be •Plaliated l a " it un the "" 1220, of a ' , IEEE ic e GROUND. es t h e te e m side of violably sacred, thereby preventing private intr onus', or He marshalled in the order it is to move. It is expect- Friday evening, about half.post aix o'clock. The bins the proceediugs of Ow day. Broad -court, Dake'rogkage, sad on the East side of Ilesseage- gratification of idle cariosity. The authority is received .5 or the Chaithsau stud Deputy lane: Ai... direct from the Kiss by the Lord Clusstherlsiss a the Holing- ed that alleil part of the public as apprise iu decent body was then removed frosts the hearer, and dee sly, Esti , Sir Fras:cis Desaoges, A I EASE, for 21 years, (ruin Lady-day 18151. of a hold, who eoombeeireire the same to the Board of works mourning will be permitted to stand in the sipper posited its the drawing-room. which had been pre. William &modelle, Esq. HOUSE., No. 5, on th e East side of Broad-street Buildings :by which departissemi the vault was built, and to whom is its- court-yard, iii front of the royal apartments, while pared for the soleiniiity of lying hi Metes s, Esq.-seconded by Mr. Alder- Ai , ea.. -5" resolved unanimously, "I ' A LEASE, fur 14 years, from Laily.day 11120 (determin- trustedtheentirechargeoftheause Mooch theentraste being the funeral passes, •and also iti the Lower Castle- The coach containing the urn etterrleri hy Can- within the choir ofthe charch,lt ;amen be approached with- yard. so as to have an opportunity of seeing the fain Parker, of his late Royal Ilieline . m's House - - letting be offered to Sir Claudius able at the option of the Lessu,..l, or Twelve Calendar out the requisite ecclesiastical forme, and as corder Gain the whole line of this melancholy pageaot. Mane his side COndlitt au the Chair. hold. and Mr. Thomas. of the Lord Chamberlain's Months' Notice!, of a HOUSE. No. 4, On the North side of Dean anal Holborn-bridge, and a WAR F.HOUSF.. or HUI I.DING, • Chapter: - plate without Royal mascot, and the joist interferesece of thotersods may therefore gratify their coriesity, aid Office. moved - on towards St. Getiege's Clupt - I. he Murata( aunt Evntiti g Ile "' bi Inuit Ilse sense, lair iu she occupation of James Crasiey. parlament% nal respects sauctousecte escorted by • detachment of the Rapid Burge ~...i fra ee t h e L oa d M ayor, "d The. Plats mad Conditions fur lets Uhl; the said Ground, asadl sod quite di s ti nc t t eem eac h o th er . We uoderstand that the nor th aisle and ovals G oriv d e, b rov i„ g tore h ee. It arrived at the m ore l shunt ten o'clock. The urn, which was of I square reported.-. He Carelitions fur leenag Hiroshi Hooves. mitt hu one* ait+.4l‘artmeoiookaln houshr wow "writ 11i! Lord Clissli: 4 101 l in St. Georg e 's Chapel will also be 'Bet apart hail . a pra ...a his meet Er ,,,,,,,, Hie 0111 . r e a iv.A.,Goiiiih.it; sail the said Houses may Ish Overlain. Alr. Howl, one of th e priscipal officers of the storaJ for the acrominotlation of ands permits as may be r I • L • i slam, COVireo "Mu crimson soft, was alga Celli/a viewer. every thy, Stunts,' excepted, between Twelve and of Work., and (Ir. Glaovill, Surveyor of the Church, , al. furor . to obtain tickets from the Lord Chain- to s h e R0..al vault by four v o f t h e (h inn y . that so numerous and respectable tended by Mr. Crocker the Clerk of the Works at 11 estate- y s cameo upon hi.:,, and begged to assure 'Three o'Cloelt• JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Comptroller. liter, and his workmen, proceeded to take ••p the marble bert.in• The Dean of Windsor, the Provost of Eton, eirentuslaoefill woold permit, he lit himself to the 1. , .. , y, sad share paving and slit out the ea r th, w hi c h c overs , a t sh e d ept h o f If any thing can give additional effect to the so- the Rev, C. Di ( a amid Mr. Mash, assisted et this •tids had so kindly bran in Isis LA‘IENTED DF.ATH OF TIIF. Kt. ING. shout Iwo feet, three ponderosa slab* of stuur. which brine lemn eerenvniiv whisdi is irk t 111 It 0 ..Inn. ~» tV...1.“.._ . 29t, STRAND. SALMON. ODY, and CO. most respectful's inform the Public, that lite:r PATENT SELF. AD JusTiritc TRUSSES continue to be recommended by all the must eminent Surgeons in Town and Country. The springs arc so ciundriscted as to admit of enema.** nr de. iu .ize and force ; will answer fog right or lett side, without the least inconvenience to the wearer, requiring no stisfrr-strap, or other galling bandage. The Patentee,' have the homnor in otsprly ilw Army and Nary. the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock-yank and Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary. the Hostimahle East India Company, the City of Loudon Trims Sneuet y.the Mary le-lane, ficiatol, and Denbigh Infirm:mks, taw M iddlestz Hospital, lee. Ste. Manufactory, 192, Strand, Loudon ; et a la Galerie du Nisi* Royale, No. UIS, a Paris. N.R.--Persons residing in the country, sending the eir eonsfetenee of the body across the hips, may diti‘ad spun being accurately fitted. Sold by Butler and Sons, No. 31, Sacitvilte.street. tin ; sad one or more Drug:nits its every piiincipal Town in England. THE FOLIAMING ARTICLES ARE SOLD BY MOST PERFUM ERS. AL TKINSON'S EC ETA 1111. E t)YE chn,iffai CR Grey or Red Hair to a permanent Drown or Mark, sail which wastaiug renders more durable. The Proprietor hopes thy. Dye is too generally boons' to require euhigiiim, hr merely wishes to motion the Public against earn's,. imitations. The genuine Iva always the Pruprtetor's sig nature. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUlDgivna bear Wel gloss to the /lair, and L.ep. it in earl daring exercise to shoeing totr walking, or in damp weather. Ii is Is a most sur prising regenerator of the II sir ; fur it. peculiar virtues in this respect, see numerous , costa of °coalmen wbo have recovered their hair after bring bald fur years, in an Essay tin the Delon. of Hair, ritclosea round each Rut ATKINSON'S s NINItoSI AI. SOAP, made by a new process, which do e:ta it of as irritaimi qualitiot. II re. mores Grckl, a, roincts,alitl Issodutort Crum the skim, prevent. chapping, and makes it soft, white, and eves. It is also prepared with Naples Soap fur shaving. sail is peculiarly adapted it. Gessilessurt whu have trader faces. It bracts the •km, and m..krs the razor art much easier that by the cum , num nu-dm& 44, (re' rrard-street, Soho-square, Lanka. CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. pie• & pared by 1)r. 301.010 N, Gilead Honor, near Liver pool. is universally acktioolvegrd so be peculiarly etlica c...vs to all toward wastiogs, Iwo of ono we, iarligomion, depression of spirit., trembling or 'baking I. f Hoe loads to , Lobs, shortness of breath, sad coesoropi ire lambi's. Sold by Leigh, Is, titnovil; BMW., 150, Onfordisirett ; Boner, Chespoid(; Tall, lazirbanget nod Word, Holborn. Price 11s. reek, or four so arse fasrilp Willa for 335. by Osieh oils lls, bristle is savrJ, wilb she words, " &and. quleroos, Liverpool," engraved..* the Stamp. Rolled rod betabila wowed *copious 13111 of Direttioas, contsioisg odett illisetrasions of its (Scary. HIS LATE MAJESTY'S COFFIN. The exterior coffin destined to receive the remains of our late revered Sovereign, Will completed on S*. turday, and numbers of respectable persons were admitted to see it, at Messrs. France and Rant ing". in James-street, Flay-market, by tickets, either from the Lord Chamberlai►r's Office, or from Messrs. France amid Bientiug. It is composed ofSpa tUsh mahogany, and covered with rich Geuna vel vet of royul blue, a few Made, deeper in tint than garter blue. The top or cover is divided into three comportments by double rows of silver gilt studs. In the compartment at the head, over a rich star of the Order of the Garte►, is placed the Royal arms of England, beautifully executed in dead gold. In the centre compartment is the plate, with the inscription. This is of silver, richly gilt, and exquisitely butaiished. In the lower com portment, at the feet, is the British lion, rampant regurdant, supporting a shield with the letters G.R. surrounded with the garter slid motto of she same Order, also in dead gold. All the angles of the whole of these compartments are filled up with highly burnished silver gilt plates. en ' graved G. R. 111. and surmounted • by the lineal Crown. The sides and *ads of this slope, b coffin are also divided with silver gilt Hoods, its the same manner as the cover. en In to leave three spaces on each side, and one at each cord, for the handles. These handler are of silver. richly gilt. of a massive modern pattern and the must exquisite workmanship t and each handle surrounded by a massive frame-wo►k. its the same taste, chiefly in dead gold, but delicately relieved by buroishiog, The Queen of EWaLAIu beCOMe• tale Potroneeo or lb. sibeizot Mastershop of S. Coebtlime i *. sP peg**. to tilt Tower of l o wiitgor.,,bouldros of Tu r: NORTFIAVEsT PASSAGE. This day is published, price 4‘. siemstly roloisred, MAP of the NOR I'll POI. A R R EGI; INS. IX Ant, the ints-t ser:ot and Autheissic Voyages, misening the probable sores' of the premeut txpeilit 1111 l , with the situation of lb: Coppeemine River; and the Triselcm of his Maiesty'm Shipp Shminoi. mud Its tenger, Captain Broughton; slaw that of the IsalKll r and Alexander, in sinuch of • NortisAVest PeAige, by Captain Item Sold by J. V. Nock and Co. Chas t-sellers to the Admiralty and Honosrable East Imulia Company, at the Navigation Itiarrhunse and Naval Academy, I.raileubmil.steret. This day is poldishrt, p. ire 51.6.1. by CFI A PPI.E, Itopl Library, 66, Pnli•uall ; and HARRIS ■nd SON, curusr tif St. Patera, YOUNG COUNTESS Tale fur A. Youth. By Author of ..:thrllilised Child." Also lately published, The RECLU3F., or, the Hernia of Windermere: $ T.k of lostroetion mod Austairearot. By Mr. Soßasso, 4.. 6J beeride. IMPORTANT STUDIFR for the Female R ex , i n „f ey . sate to ottiefern Masses rs. By Mos. Cockle. 7 , to.ords STUMM fltoll NATI;RAI. HISTOBV, omit floral Troth*. By Mis. Cockle, 7.. hustlia. JUVENILE JOURNAL; Of, Tars uf Troth. By Mrs. Cookie. learn. 4..11.1 half Noma ; 12nsu 3.. 41J. !amid.. The BEAUTILs of ANNA M.:WAR D i alid..shetically arranted under appropriate Herds, Gs. hoards. A FATIILR'i 1:1•I4t:Evr to hi. SUN; coutrisiug Boles for kis conduct ihrooth Life, 4 6d. Woods. EASTERN TALIk;s:; ur, Moral Allegories, ilkistrative of the Manerrg eve Customs of the Oriental Nalious, 3s. boards. The GOOD A CNT, sod the Story of Mellor Aldreen • Mad hie Soo. By Mrs. Venturi, 3s. dd. betarthi. A POETICAL PANTHEON; ow Faisolusts History of the Heaths , * Gods. and Illostrioos i.e 111 eel 6s. beard.. DISLNTEKMENT. ,We iiot;ecl in our numbers of host week, the disinterment of the Royal lisfdnis Octavius and Alfred. This interesting ceremony, which woe in Obiedienca ps a trials expressed by his line Majesty, It ,sp Thursday aught at eight o'clock, prt. vs i tely;' . presence of th e ir R o y a l iliglisiesses isr up the . Du cti of York, Clasece, and Gloucester, the Drools West ' ter, the Lord Chainlwrlain, and the Surveyor-General of his I‘lsjessy's Works, The forms and regulations !ulopted by our predeceases of old, on occasi on , like the presets*, are admirably well cite's tetra for renileriog the cemeteries of the Royal Family no violably sacred, thereby preventing private iutrusiusi, or the 'gratification of idle cariosity. The authority is received direct from the Kies by the Lord Chamberlain of the House hold, who communicates the same to the Board of Works, by which department the vault was built, and to whom Is in trusted the entire chargeof the sainoobough the entrance being within the chair of the church,it camaut be approached with out the piaisite ecclesiastical forms, and on order from the Dean and Chapter : thus the above enretmory could not take place without Royal antacid, and the joint iuterferesees of three several departments, in all other respects sauctinurcted and quite distinct from each oilier. . _ . 'welder', Mr. Howl, one of the principal *Mew; of 11;eRoard of Works, and 111 r. Glanvill, Surveyor of the Church, at tended by Mr. Crocker, the Clerk of the Works at Westmin ster, and his workmen, proceeded to take up the marble paring and dig out the earth, which covers, at the depth of about two feet, three ponderows slab. of stone, which being removed, discloses • circular staircase leading to a spacious ',amp., paved and arched with Portland atone, ots either side of which are groined compartments, costaisiog each two culling, with their urns; and at the farther cud, nude( an arched recess, is placed a beautiful sarcophagus of black aod gold marble, the top eurieheell with appropriate carving i•t white marble : in thus are deposited the coffins of King George the Second and %leen Caroline; tsesieles Riese, there a►e in all thirteen other coffins, as before &aerated, in. eluding those of the Niece - and Princes@ of Wales, the fails.... and mother of our late beloved 111noartia, with the Princes and Princesses, bra brothers and sisters. The vault is very specimen, and about nine feet in height, aril its ape promisee peculiarly solemn and grand. The Royal Gears remairw•d within • considerable kagth of time, and seemed interestingly gratified and affected by the g . I solemnity of the scene. At eight o'clock, Mr. Muting, the Royal WI. demi ker, attended in Dewed-yard, with two hearses slid four, gland!, decorated, with the icquisite mourning coaches for attendants: the two coffins, being then placed on biers, were brought out of the vault by men appointed by the Guard of Works fur that purpose, and delivered to the Lord Chamberlain's officers, and under their direction placed is the hearse* mod conveyed to Windsor, there to be Kb. vilely deposited in the Royal mausoleum, on Gothic pedes tals of stone. in the same compartment with, snail on each side of the collins of our late revered King and Quiets, Mr. Brown, Ilse ArtiStaill Surveyor. General of the Offices of the 803141 of Works iu charge of the mauluseant, attend. log there to receive the same. The coffins are is complete preservatiuu, dee crimson velvet being but little discoloured, and the ornaments perfectly bright ; that of Prince Ochs vius is fst•r feet four inches in tenth, and that of Prince Albeit four fret. The above particulars will appear more ioteresting, when it is known that the Royal sepulchre at Weetsniirster, will wirer again be opened. At sits• o'clock the hearses moved towards Windsor, fol. • lowed ley a nuoirstiug roach, coutaioing Mr. Mash, of the Laid Chamlierlain'a Other, and Mr. Balding. They arrived at St. George's Chapel about two &Work, where they were ececiveil by the Dean of Windsor, sad some Gentlemen of the Board of Works. The bodies were carried to the Royal vault by Yeomen of the Gourd. That of Prince Octavio, was placed on the lett of her late Majesty ; that of Peewee Alfred was J. pgrotetl in • temporary 61111111110114 till the inter ment of our late ed Sovereign. lIIS LATE. MAJESTY'S IVNERAL. lu describing in u former Paper the preparations iniikitig Lr the fuiierAl of our late lamented Sove reign, we noticed the erection of an extensive plat form JIIII Illifrfell way from the south porch of St. Getoge's Chanel to the grand entrance of the !lattice. 'l•he length of tins erection is 1.065 feet; it is Li fret high, atoll 111 feet wide ; and c o ntains the imine me ipipintily of 70,000 esipefficial feet of 1)041'111.1g, aid 49.000 feet of quarteriog. This moat rr;ten•tvr WWI k wa• finished through the Mile- Fatigable ammo) , of Mr. Tebbott said those cm• played. by Friday ravingly. 'lie whole interim , of this passage will he hang with tine black cloth. Rich draperiro will extend from pillar to pillar ; and nn the night of sir funeral it will be illotiii tasted with oce.sional lamp., and by flambeaux, borne in the hands of the military, who will hoe the procession. While these external srningements were thus Mews. France sod Us.ultuK. the 1' - ----wasn't active in their 311 (1, This .day seer published, be J. CALLOW, 16, Prime.... street, Soho, OBSERVATIONS on the PRINCIPAL DISEASES of the RECTUM and ANVS; particu larly Stsicture of the Rectum, the Excees- Irene', the Prolapsus Ani, end Fistula in Ann. Ry THOMAS COPELAND, Fellow of the Ro)al Cullers or Surgeons, and Cuninslting Surgeon .if the Westminster Genteel Di-pessary. &Wild &thews, con.i.lerably enlarged, Sea. boards, Is. Of whom story be Ind, by the same Author, price 6.. OBSERVATIONS WI the SYMPTOMS mild Tit EAT- M ENT of the DISEASED SPINE, previolto to the prrood of 1 turn, with some Remarks on the cuturyuenl Palsy. . _.