The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-12-03 00:00:00

; '1 .\ II!; -14 Winds& tieurrsted with pision s ort* ft I (rubel% sad sesaseested by ewes g *Stamm es tub side died . 3 sse.st Iles bark), draws by et& 3 * I lo beastirel black beau, bluest "I , trieb plumes as eustebeen• bigot i jt. *Man to tbe black-velvet sueerisi ut tacit bons. atoietasie so horseback, Is dap *mining. Sens private Curtsies of ber Illejesty, eselt s draws by six elsnant bones. The eosetnies sad button is deep ineursisg. The usual biimmer•cledie ett epterie! Ina kaki wsn retained. The find els earrisper kW the Royal arm st etublasosei so tie, sail the lettere C. R. is a small cipher. iurrieit A • entsparusert above Ono. The lam bad ealy.tbe but% sutentisirlisig dm lettere C. Lis a very larib .Andstarb an butrkub, is dcrp spurning. tll deiU4sreiels4; etissisling ;189 Lawrie, M triple Iles, clued the prucristuu. Tlw set out st a blow and solemn littee. It hsd berO rowirorelf, 11§ the eu:armt of the MOTO 1, tilde the processions Would more by way 01 itelwoood—and Ilse spectators stationed on Kew •• rl io its v;einoe quietly : until the the Dukes who imaserlit4ely seaseepeuied theta. A plaits dimity for about thirty wes reified quite to a private manner, its , the patieur i at the Queen's Lodge, fur the qthimul ilfsdsio, and mite of the priocipal personages *be iti/4 uss i ii ge d i u the proccision. • His (loyal Eiigioleis the Mike Of Uteri arrived at Orogatore at silt o'clocL, after having Privately dieted at t)eeater. the State of Wiwtanr throughout the wh o le of the day, woe our of great beetle and piwparatiou. The thrimg was by uu sevens so considerable in the rade part of the day, as it was at the interment of the Pritte . eils Charlotte. On the loniser melancholy oceettiosi, noir reorders will recollect, the body of the himented Prisictie wr's removed rind deposited in ti.a Loser Lodge at Windsor, tt.l hoUrs before the 111:41 gad olicoa•vrere pea s eon e d il l the Royal vault. The body of the Queers having Woo in state at Kew, the crowd was of course divided between possible, which , procestion wo(ild reciairt in passing to Windsor. By the arrangements then proeoneerted, the order and the time or the procession, at its important close, was strictly Presortid. h Moved in the following order:— , Servaots and Grooms of lb. Royal Family, 3 Servants and Groomes of Use Moo Regent, tub bearing Stuarts and Gro6llllll of Ms bisjesq. to Flambeau. &mots sad Grooms of ber Mae Majesty, ) irosopeta sod kettle Drones inorsoted, and the Drums mad lids of the Pool Gamed,. . knight lianbara Res toe foot (*ith Block Stave.). Sin Ctialitts of 'deg Royal Fa iy , 111 kd by Satiate is deep tooditelos. One Chotte draita y Greys ? , bite Costa draws by SW SOO Blatt Ratitee. Too Cooithes draws h e wiz Greys. . Three Coach,* dame h $I By lionea. These Carriage* beloaged to his loyal iiithada the Prince Rtgeut, the Dube of Glooseotxd. soof Pri•ef tow' pold, and contaiord sage of she iitiattlital Pervoltakti be. loogiog to the Royal Hoseelailti. Yilxisty Servant, belooglog to the Juts beware of Ate her Is. Jajesty, • Sir P. Mihien, Sir H. Halfurikangl Dr. Beiilie. Clerks of the Clued to the Priaie Resest. • MussebuldChaplain (at {Vitaliser) to his Mairsty. Eqaerrieetu the !loyal Family. Military Secretary to the Coanstander-in-Cklef. Equerries to the Prince Regent. Clerk Marshal and First !Notary to tftc Prince Regent. eastSrler.alastor-Gentral. 4. , j ulaut .G euem i. kquaries to lite King. . • but Mantled and Feat Es i sterry to the Ring. Equerries to her late king-sty. , • Gentiesten Daiwa of the Pricy Chamber to his 51alesiy. teesdleites Ushessof the PrivyCban.herto her late Majesty. Offitlffe or the Dueby of Cornwall. tkisueberlsio to the Great Steward of irolland. Gesente4 the Bed Chamber to his Nl.jcity. Msatar of the Robes to his lUnrsty. Porsuirants. 1,1 4 . K Res "A ttorney-Central . Mir late Mneety'sSulicitur- Ha late NI. irsty's Attorti, ) . General. • G..trrat. Ceinttrolicr of his Majesty's Treasurer of hi.; Mejtatee Hinesebutd. liousrltuht ilrley Puns soil P 9•rrrtuy to the 11,inCe heed', - twts played with exquisite tructeri,er-. Messrs. kuyvett, Sale, IVelot', 2u41 Mote., t4irt the principal vocal performers. Kent's celebrated anthem of 44 0 Lord, %ear Ivry Payer," was theis sting by the express selection Of the Prince Regent. by two boyii from the Clutptl Royal. and two from St. Geotge's Chspel, Windsor. Their voices were exqui;:tely title, slid their delivery of the elitism) its the highest degree impressive. The line lesson of the Burial Sere ice was read by the Hon. Mr. Hobart, the MOO of Windsor. — Up to a late hour of the day various surmises were Aunt in the towit, and it was said that tither the Archbishop of Canterbury or the Bishop of London woulii read the twrvive by the express command of the Prince Urgent, to mirk his Royal neves feeling at the manner in »Inch the Dena 4041 Chapter were represented (whether truly or not i. is for those on the ' , pot to hey) to have arranged th aveniontod ain't for the persons 'lo.i:sting in . , 0 • *ii. •-•!** . ..• ' ' it 4 • , , , ,•• - ' . .• , N., . t -: S c ."..- - - • *-. - A-- 7 -- . - --- - -, -.- - • ' • hr ---••- . . , • - . h ... loci sii...n tier 4 %DOA. WO, Oa me . (LI, dii.i It Wes isul omit pill' Illelal'O'cillg" liar ::. iss with k waves; Eight Lail Malawi'. At, u :is • Lord Chief Justice of Ow Common Pleas. tI. pl. sii.il. Vice.Chancelkor. i • OP eihrinres• stolid Of Lwow whittled tr;.,111 lea. se afternoon. that ihe differed assemblages formed a I n hale red • a7 .ra e l o l lai n. aelfonee ruhig, rids crape, aud Twiraiy.sis Masser or tlw Rolla. • , sh iss i rm in g st toshieweepro w e gelispoiti moves junction et Weedier. s - . - 2,1 4 !Hite II EA RN A.', •Et, il Lord Clsieflustier of the King's Bench. HER LATE MAJESTY meat t oo rpleOtiniarets rile bridge. An rleassad About one o'clock the different entrances to the e r.l Drawn by Risht elf her late ; ,I. ~• Lads a tlw Bedchamber to his Majesty. lessir i magnos ik r em_ ines ,se s _hridge sod heed the ,ICestle were closed spinet the public, arid DO per- e., 2 '..,..; Majesty's Hurst a, di iveu ::.* ;:i '''• . OVREff - elf NIEL : (Fri v & preampies. 1. - e et . seti eeeee, a scene, ill-befitting et goo war Wangled, even to the outer cohorts of the .- „,,, i - ; b y her lair Ma' sty's w 7. • „ • ; ,3 -4 tiody coema j9 au. - 2 .;•• . s. --; ftlasjar lat to S ii4. llkpe'Tty . Gi to uum " liis d. ihe Mil l es "i t e y Vliact.inarli heather. . j :. . . ''':• . i .v ........ j . g ..... s ..:.' . i It •. _____ sol emn ■ en wheelie% took plaice at the toll-ho pas e i tiz Palace. 'seer by pews Mum, lowed 'ender the s „,:- 2 i t• -• • --•:- .111i 7 toft:hietieji• altar - R =tea. had- • imenediateystresesel control and atteodesee of the ... -- "3 = 8 a .: ,•• _ . a ' a g 1 i*- 2 °l ir a t m " !r i s e w 3 ii l l i r :21 shot e 1 E I '2 e •.: = and ti-ilvtary to the (on the Windsor Majesty (on Grimm of tlw NV* L.tatilishatenr). 'he Wthilsor • (on rte Witselo4e.-. Establishment , .., Yes.feelh7 NIBS .41Rildtv OPP°Wted feettl"*. e„deaveured hishot the eartnegeteohrengh which Officers of the Household, who knew the residents EI i r 71. -% of hi . Majesty's Mick ! = F: 1.7', Establishment). •7 ' we, tug the remains of Iwo. Mitiesty, 94 soleuso lsOrtless .. be ; :.- t-_. a. Bishop Id Exeter, Bishop of Rishop of Sa liabory, it people were reshimglilre a torrent-bet he was within the walls who required admission to their !.:. i....i 7:' 7 i '• c ", 1 4 71 . 4 7, si r": e ' e r i v i '.7 e r . t h h i e s '''. i : '-' 2 (At-tr. er the nowt Loudon. Chancellor ..f Inv th.d t s - • them Kew Piles', to the Royal tarp at•Wiedwer, . ... : ... ... :: teen...asolely 'borne. alloy by the Wrongs, end had reepectite apartments, and the workmen that were i ti . c u t Royal Hoginitsa the lelg I , •'-'7 ~ . 4 . ' elm eases of lairden, end Westminster, and the tree PlGY A r t d esc in h the of P i rt he Ps d ratiaw oors of i e n n S tr e a . nee c G ig ft t r o ge the 's C C i w.. lB. le o iv; 1 l one P7:47S6ll ; E* l mil:ll:r:".l car 44 ` iiii ‘ to Ilk K rt iss. : l .3 .i lioi:r t i l i t e i ra S 4 y r id a . l i e . o m f a Ha l o n f iv il e e r. "l". now beniletseed ;. villuger in the vig il ipi i tyottlet me.. ' h wi t : ti , othrostill'evd decent 7roltideef°lot.lyt'O lore v il e " i pre d ve l i lu ted es eili tipsel. teeth aims placed two mates with - their popolatiote.-msaieeo to - behold that. I ! its cectift " tv • !Fjrnif {he people . two sentinel, sod -Or roles, dream by Sin .. ;4. ;,, . z His Majesty's Ministers. pod for mein thebstilip•oece, a free and a police °Leer, to prevent impro- 11,i F. Horses, more l/ log the =e. 2 S. r. flue Archbishop of York. . . wfal twosome. which .o pr!werftstly• esomplilloo •The Until Chancellor. a parted pews. becks. per iotrusiee. The prepustions in the interior of to:. Train Bearers of the . 71 - • • • moil observation of Horste.-.Chief Moonier. •:. S Tie Archbishop of Citutertwiry. The e lromotion having crossed the bridge, slowly St . George's Chapel weft finished about twelve ' 1 Norm ) , King of Anna. 0 Mists float bood t , Jos !, itiletol,l4htei • mood to he kft, said, followed by en iocelculabla eel's& in the day, but those la the exterior war a se Carriages of his Majesty, .c w i 2 Captain of Me Tema's& captain of the Rand of I 1 : :1)% 17:4 7 eks vousaihaver at thr or P abgi evievt llimi ili,se tiNigglitg . :7 4 ' looo !iamb: . of primes at foot. and' as immensity a• set couopleted until abost four o'clock. The inte. , . . . ~. Wes , so the . doer , ts•oprodOited ua s ifialOr ei ll cartiage*. proceeded towardis Windsor. Her Ma r rim was fitted op on a gander scale than was ob- e t , JegY • Mel" certielfsaoeee'tillad with the lodic** mond at the ieterasent of the Princess Charlotte.- IN° °I 4 4141"6.41 the i ii i al " r i t ., _" iCi1ti ... y... .... d.ir Nriblesten, and Oesstletnen who filled the principal Those who halve seen the'interior of St. George's . I drams by Xs Horses, 'worrying their Royal liiittruesses tbs Dukes of York and SaSbelt. 0 0 ' 2 ia• ter ..r the Horse Gentlemen Pemiluuers. Groom nf the Stoi c Carriages of his Majesty rooveyiag the Train Bearers of seiA, M t ui d : st ah :: "M a ll r ' ": "i t . " :11 ; 0 1 1 , f 1 w hie n::::::h: li m i t e u ai M i e li s f s t i y 4 : 6l :t j y t : l eseho l?. le ' . .. the Dukes of York and Stoma. aviary to the Tim Lord Stew•srd Ma.tee of hie 71.. _ latelhi' ll1 " 1410 /0 1/ ..! tisit . "7 "1199 " 1 17 -1 -7 attOolissia its her bmwelield. Chepel. will recollect its shape is nearly that of a'' Canines of her late Mainly which sunlit d its the Poxes- 0 1 19rty .14,4 stra.bi,ktt Itimaybuld. elle • sr the emeghlF• erwiervat. 4l Been thrweeer swim the bridges over which the . Attic grain end iWettoireepereted front the neve ~ per . ohm from Kew. c.,b4i i o f 14 in.hist. - res v erseetste in thew .. :Sit Weeds. - procession keel to peso wee covered with boats , coo- and aisles be as eseent'of step* oboist three feet ire Carriages of his Royal Higlisims the Ps4ure Retest. rcebeinlarwa. - leforellenest ow- Guarder Lowers, which attended the Ilona tir Michel Dean. . ' alit ' ! .l4 the 416411 `t P il i w°4 " . - • . bides tweeter autism to gretify their catlasity. height. There are no galleries. A large platform Pelage, to close the Prverasiors. Supporter. Slirpp ! setew. . .. \ .. ,• hew nide. they retried stnalr,botellees . ,set its' Imo . who were completely excluded by the crowds was thrown up from the south porch, and carried The whole State pert of the procession consisted frond Gentlema n The Crtowit a he r Pint Gi sideman \ s , 0 , j• 'aims. The - sitornhif °II dk__ • __ __„ . ` .....,! t ! w i se t h re e ai d the parapets of the bridges. ,and pm' as down the moth aisle and round along the nave of twenty-three carriages. the greater part of which t o fur her r a a te ily s _t a Y ;t h e ii t c yr hate hIAJESTY Usher Deily Watirr I : .ad hey ..." 41 _ s _ e _f °1 ° 41° '- It " " t". 1 " .7 ... d i v ` - sh. . s . ended en impeuettible barrier to their Orestrect. Ain a gentle sweep -the platform receivitag a gradual i . eerie le a black tw sh eet We Majesty. . • i la ., g ,„., „ c i ve t. were draw, by six horse" each. The Yeomen of wen commie .--•-- -- -9-- -- ' 11 '" tvey tr t l eftt- '" -- --- .varfety-of, hate:captious necessaraly retenkd the ad. elention as 'lf led to the choir, by which the Boor by Chwenei ux ' . the dory would. ha . ems. otocaratirable. , Towards _ the Guard were in full mourning escorting each emceed% the roension in the neerew ports of eke remounted the steps, and prevented the difficulty • eine of Arms. : , , I -• ' ' • carriage. ' hive. o'clock. 'however, the linnet coated cal `-' Secretary tit the Lord The Lewd Chamberlain of Isi. i , rood.. and the Lancers and Horse Guards who trs- which world have been Whet-wise interposed to the Fir-I C CH l Ti t it a be le u rn i er li ai i i i:D h s i te r 113 K a i rt do ir u P i r A h r ld mip s i ii e l li id tie s n il h i:l4.:in s i ' d s 'l c i k : k i D l i t ibe t e . ..: ( - . the bright streaks - rigich - earned ilt• shy. sew& the die . e . 11 sod throw t . rest vs sees. on Pie- progress of the coffin. The platform, floor, and At eight o'clock in the evening the procee- ds '"slots reached the south door of Sr. George's Cita- " free mire a a oar - Y., 4 Emil.!' goes fro the mein • road, found frequently the railing, were entirely covered with fine black cloth. -pel, where the servants end groom. , the trumpets ' The !WOW*/ Pardo 84 0 1 0 , 90 hal* - ist striping an opeoing seep The choir was hoe with the finest cloth. and Daily radially. d thwede, obi beqp fietießstat. . 60 ' . , the iMmerwe and diversified throng of which the stalls for the Knights of the Garter were also 1 .. and drums, and the Knight Marshal's Men, filed The Lord Chamberlain to her late !Uri, Sly. . without the door. The Royal body was then re- . - • Ism. while the rentehta sorbet hilieliti - wilestr i le l thn crowd was composed. The military escort covered op to the canopy in a similar tanner .-- THE ROYAL. BODY. • I n date, tented oetstabolit helf-Peseloree. 4 ,l 4 .Y* lll • from Kew sari sod of' a Field. Officer's guard The achievements and banners of the Knights wire moved by ten Yeorneia of the Guard fume the AS it elirl4Blll7 ear al l. stake ,oceriiienlkriey of IVO meat fhrnished by. the 19th Lancers.-- left ex d over the canopies, and presented a neh he ars e , and placed upon a car constructed by Sir 411 a - ,-- , . hoili iii i k With William Congreve. Ou all former OIVIIIIIOoII the -5 r . . . . . ham white Pi t e* . Their iaCIN e rirrr'' - `. •no anon .of Lancers • that accempanied the border to the gloom of the other hangings.. Ou •ts a ▪ .:a. cella whos carried into the church on the shoulders •" 0 ... - • • crepe Sews" " •mehlP' 4 7°Pe• w i l t *4l4' phis- beetle '(ruin Kew was relieved at Longford by a each side of the altar were erected a range of of Yeomen of the Guard, but the weight was often i 1 as e -- ,- - • •s .. . C ei ?wind their copes sad asoadehe hitt.4the l _,__t ri edl b, APilililifggisood frees the Blues. es far as pat t. ascending wets for the accommodation of pewees , -s . 2 . • t• f : i .. ,- ?-...5 • . They reamisod en *My. in the hold ifr erfrru•te° being*/ where the processiou was met by • r 'attending the ceremony. Theorgan left was divided feend insupportable, and after the interment of ll= a ...T -• ii- ---- ' ---- ' 7- 11 . , .hS a. 1 . 'until the ROyel rellsailis were teeured. A ...! : . 01104 : ' 4lloaii detacloneut of 100 men, from ' fin the accommodation of tbe Lord ChemberloSse the Princess Charlotte, it was said that case of the --- f e it , _ . • i f lEd 'o'clock, a deteehotewt Eros the 15th 14 .e c l' i si'l d , J. i Itemshold' Brigade of Cavalry. who escorted it ; the Earl Marshal. sod their immediate friends, who homes had actually died of the injury he sustained .4 wse sT • o sk .4 I :. a• I ? ra• i 4. CPS I Et. I a a It (a) ••••• Fil iheir appeonacee at•oif steeingetril )M l the remaioder of the jonroey. The standards and . ' were provided with tickets. The Dem and Comm- in the performetice of this duly. To obviate, we 11 11 -- -it ..... k • -or med. sad adnewieg towards Now.- gl I teempets - of th ee, • sereral detachments were haus had also a part appropriated far them. These pretteme. sot Seely a recurrence of this injury, but 9M E• o= tt even the onpleasasit iarterreption which the change i r 44 11 C ''''''''' • ••.. tattooed he las hodieesS". g° 11.1 11" .° " - I P. . i "kb Meek ■ crones end dtams entirely muffled with Reverend Personages, iii consteuence, it is said, of .e 0 _ 3 c It 'l' I ::.' esoordiete is the eisimiterthe PO rec i WO. Plir, 4 ":" :. she bitch cloth, trimmed with rich silk hinge. , the exclusion of the Royal Pages at the funeral of of bearers to relieve each other necessarily occasions Is - , :- h- led, during the treerika4•!sSestal Fertile!, thee'Pe• ' The Ofileowewere lenge black crape wishes same : the late Princess, were deptived of all share iu the is the church daring the perfiwannee of the so- i r , , & ' • . ~ Ix n „, , ~ egiment. At halferot eight et_eisolt s . *wheels., 'that whiester and on their left arms, with a mho ' present arrangements, and heftily accommodated ileum ceremony , this car was contrived. The suf. a V _hi e s e ' • , le many the Rept corpse to Windsor, 7..- beniemo , their repo. The two reeds from Kew to I siith sufficient room for themselves and a few int. :face of it was Sat, with a groove to receive the it s' •at the Palace. •It was oechessetesied b iP ! Wiadsot, by Colebrook and Staines, were patrolled ' , drape of the coffin: it was about five feet la height. Covered 111111 4 ti.,e Holland • V .. : mediate friends. In the eateries' of St. George's' •• • *hug mud a Wei k vette, Pall, adorned with ten eaaakbeui ,iik Hoboes lawistaates es. hereebeehr is • 41 . 1 9 1) lby the 19th Loewe', which also furnished a timbal. ch ape l a easere d was was mewl in t h e west i and web supported by three separate axle-trees. roestrOing. with Olt sCassest. hat-heeds. Sart--- • i tams's' guard, to assist in keeping the line open at end of the Chapel, sod merriest so to the south • which moved two small wheels each. The axles rarn..l by Ito Yeomen of Oho • Guard, under a cattopy origin* . • sartmearted •by i body of Lanects.„ At this tight theteroing•off of the WWI., seed at fee t nestle pon e s ein t aw ok e , .spe s or s i or ee i s m,. s were constructed to swing with facility, and (nuke • vetoes. Ma 'wt lit: to tie po se * . was grea tly word. :sod hkewise at the turtling of the rood en the war t y eme ,di og so the lo g e ' pre , ssy . Ten, co - 'shed tent in a setall circle, So as to ateltritsevolu- • gapporair. nis (WIEF If . CU/WE:R. leppnekr :. The . which raw . throu g h the cert°O Lesion vide of Egliene over Ituanyamede. A vend passages wore seheerwelelly edeted, and mi. tionsWithesse on the platform. This car, which was • Train nesere • • aide wad • entirely covered with black velvet, was pieced at the Assistants to the Chief Mourner. .4 Ater Green. .ess. lined te5,..P.5 41 ,..---.T- --. great number of picquets were stationed its every 'h e ly lined with . Maters d u * en d et one o f them the . earriageo, ilifeeon lenmetternisernbtige S if Pea' • direCtemis The crowd ar ileonekwlFleatis exceeded carriages of persons is the ' drew up . and cud of the covered way facing the great gate s where Primes of the Blood Royal. • Teala Bearers. pie *Masai IDA the thrice heittede Th. Wt.' - all description. . set down these company, and menhel i ed t h em :. .it received thei coffin. It was then drawn on, after The VicesChamberlaisi to her late Majesty. who heitall to ffiter 4 ridlfe„ • *lid el ..te the These ponies and pirtuds. relosiomull en duty while at the other the irsn and chief mourners. the pommies formed in the interior. in the order it )1111Dria of the Robes. Stilfiitsti:o 6lloo {l hi the "el of the *idler Mini day-breek thi's monolog. originally held elan! the platform, and op to the Ladies siC she Bed Chamber. i I? sod their followers. enteeed. A temporary gateway Keeper of the Rubes. were. , in lite .wahloers etOwdede . The. °Fee ercis Tbe. bombers of Cardlry fee &sabers service was also thrown up at the estniuce of the narrow choir. by Yeomen of the Guard, who worked et its Women of the Ilvil Clamber to her late Majesty. iii front of tie flteresod-datter , min eceeltied . w ere es follow ;-- *node leading to tho chief gate of the Castle, foe handles, but who were eoncea kd from public view ' Maids of Honour. INA, , Warne* Attendants on her late Majesty. hay several roire_itt.,, cartiages-comptiliaz lost Ws Gee* sliest eh the purpose of presenting so advanced bar to any by a large velvet poll which was thrown over the coffin, and bang down at the sides. so am to cover ForiTyellYemeolsinieleomotenthetieGlialuuanrder: i T h ith i l be tb i a r i p r e A r k ti e r s u r s e s versed se . d. . every species of vehicle thet has been witettracterie Royal Horse Genre NM Se Drumm* * ..•.. ISO preserve which the crowd might be inclined to once the firOt inveati a yr . ert carriers. Thesowerw itsirtfoseset • lle ' Make with a view of foreleg adosissiosi into the t h e w h o dre w the eel' at tech side. IVlieit the whole proce , sion wall teamed its the loided, both inside and out. with secession. The . oth Lumen .. IN Court-y lab Dow ter whole of the day, end every body in the streets ard. The shops were shot close during the The Yeomen of the Guard 'needing the hearse, interior of the Chapel, the general rff•ct wit ni- tsu ltitude reloaded as far as the too! reach, in . nth Dior and those attending the carrier c o nveying tii the treinely soleu-notired sublime. The ifsrkssese of Ire very directiou -and *at i s vioctow. a wall, ur • ' ...mu were dressed in full mooning. In the morning Chief Mourner, closed the procession to the en- the black drapery, and settled gloom and 2112 1, seriousness- 'DP. from which • glianies of the procettion eito • • ..t. the Rev. J. Graham p,esched a sermon in Wind- trance of the choir within the Chapel. which pervaded every person preseet, had a deeply- Major-Gettend Sir Robert Bolton commanded :li t sly to be obtained, ors untenanted. Al a (paltry • tor Church. His text was frost the eth chapter CEREAIONIAL WITHIN THE iorAz CHAPEL. impoving effect-the light from the torches, for u *-., , • the whole of the troops. 1 after Mite o ' clock , an additional number of keens Culvert Sir John 'Silty commanded the Home- Inish s 19 ' h ft "' S'erll39 the "rd of Hatt , . Poor Relents of Miredeor. wlsile, illitminated the florid Gothic net-work of tile ,seared the roads. and prevented the approach of • sad let Ain be your firer, and kt him be year Pages of the Royal Family. roof of the Chapel, and presented a grey nod stream- Parser the Prince Regent. carriages. except , three beliaagine to . person. who 1°4,4 Brigade . • ■ - floe Foot (;ustels were commended by Colonel tire° 499 Pages to the Kiss. lug effulgence, which shed a fuse relic fto the sombre were to lake a pert its the sole ..... ceremony.. $ ~n o Loral Frederick 'motleys. The Reverend Gentleman paid a jest and elo- . .. Pages 4 her late Majesty shadows that fi lled the eye in the whole range of the lower part of the building ; but the smoke limn the elle, the la ger body of lancers, saw heal keen . H. F. Grobeeker, Christopher Papsoiliek , William Dtutcan, The detachments of the 3d Dragoons, 7th erns- punt tribute to the character of one late Queen. sod Pawl Rultinsow, Esquires. . ashamed on Kew Greets, moved tetvorde,the Palace. slim 94,. Has, mud 19th batmen, were snider the whom Ise described as • high example of female vii- • eieetirearea Ushers, Quarterly Waiters to his Majesty, torches at length ascended, so as to dies and obscure Ap: hot ef thent f .41 ore tech side of the wed orders of their resp ective Cusuusaiirlisig Of fi cers. ode and excellence, and as preserving by the morel Clattlemee Daher* Chauterly Waiters to her late Majesty. the . tifeCt .of the architectural beauty which their ,sbliging the stevedore to NH hack wetly clew to .. Pages of Humane to his Majesty. All the troops employed on this duty were its full ascendency of her character, the purity of onr Court, light at first developed. and the only glimmer that . !lie Themes. The reananeder of t h i s pec bo o c i l/ i wpm Pages of tleeoiir to her Late Illnjesty. awlelivided ion two parties-one to rd dress. when those of other Stews were contaminated by ire l e etheeseles es M e Smearing in rite atilt irradiated the fretted Lowery of the roof wie The procession did ) , not teach Frogniore until religion and immoreliti. A fishionable, though Meet Ilegest. Prince Ke rn s, shed by the wax-lights front the catedelslese sus- • one to follow the hawse. Almost preciself et tee • ... toot the twoteleiwe 160,4 flees the isi4t.y• 11l seven o'clock in the trening, where it was received not a very crowded congregetion attended this rem li °4l.l " 6 " gise. t° at* Surgeons to yes pessiled its the choir. • F t ) Kin g. a , ! lay a Captain's Guard of Honour, with a steadard, mot'. As sons as the coffin Was placed in the choir, his 4 he'loUnvoing order :- lint to her gurceons so her • who Motitated gourd early in the day, end remained At twenty minutes past seven o'clock in the tale Meiesty. . fate m a ja. sy , Royal iligltuess the Princ e Regret took his seat is, +weety.eve Lames. , . under arms to receive Isis Ro I Hlglesess the eeettial art eat from Frogmen to The Comte and Rigor of Leer. sr chair prepared for I * at tile herd of lite coffin. lileikual. at! 9 . a . lara,P l o4 la thei ftr. Ills Comte sod Rector of Windsor.. , . Plit asavaaqhfit9 l4o4 -13 . . •••:., ... Ptisitoe'llegnal , who , str i ve d at Is'eleekettenewir Sts •• • • i 0 • Their lav•art -Highoceses the I)ukes of York atul their - ellsope.evq.tipped partied by Isis Equerries wool, asossut Jecelys. His Royal __i hires - Regent , whose • dtra . f Ilse Prir dinill ta l6 ber her ha w • M ' a j eal Y l,. Smut Allowed Co rie respective stalls, outlook . 14 -. • •" ' fie . iliL " R et„ the irate of taw Poi)* re bet. oitheillt Sof Shortly before the arnial of the . Primo Regent, his decisim woe taken th reug h o et the whole of these , home " I " Deily Weitere to hi . i t their seats. i es. 611 • 1 4 ,1 Royal llighums the Doke of•Yerk arrived at Prep freer) entente, had hot FOp ground d drawn Usher Daily Waiter t# her hue Majedi. iiiimediefely on the entrance of the body into the ' WO Allietimei at beeleaeehr to IV oteeelq. mere, to die* with his Royal Brother. A table of from g Frogusere to Wied pa vor i. but it es in e a ct sis ua r l e ly *dean' Sorgedos to the King. i Chapel, the Choir coirmienceil the impressive liar- Eight ten covers (not forty, as had been 'tinniest!, paced by a cavalcade air linty horse; to ascertain, lebysseime to the Prince Regret. i tsik suns, • , Pbylieisits to the kale/. rid! 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