The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-07-29 00:00:00

ORDER OF ritoeLSSION,

lit. A trumpeter inn tutted nu a Wads horse,
dressed in (diameter, black relieved with rod—
hebuct--3otring red or hillock feather—,a trumpet,
bt whichio attached a black flag edged with red,
&v.
MoTto....:,fortak area.:!—tugs aphis 4f 'be osartved
brave siprossh tLe tutub of Looeur, at gtorb of %
rtr-
oas potriotistn!
SM. The Chief flerald, in a full military dress,
mounted on an elegant white horse, bearing the
staff and eaput Liberty, to winch was suspended am
elegant blue silk shield, eked with black and red,
the held covered with Atuerican stark, ha woad-
ration.

341. Tiwn aids or supporters to the Chigf Herald,
in plain blurt dresses, feathers and red wishes,
their hones, &c. un.form, each carrying a small
flag of the Amtriral stripes.
Ch. An escort of the light horscorliich preceded
the artillery.
stli. The avti!!ery in their usual' military order.
6th. The Ge;,eral Commandant of the day, with
liisaida, tee. followed by the military of all orders,
mecably to their own particular plan of arrange-
ment.

Music.—Tire (trend Al'allnhout Dead
March, composed by hPr. Hewitt; the drums, ecc.
covered with black, relieved with red.
Bth. The Cincinnati, agreeably to the plan sug-
gested, corresponding with the main design.
nth. The Clergy, in their customary order.
will. The Wallaboot Committee, with those par-
ticular uniform budges of distinction, which they
considered consistent, with the buck tail, &c.
, 11 lb. Tammany Society, and the thirteen Cof-
',fru, in which were deposittd the bones u follow :
lit. The Cap of Liberty.. The great standard
of Tammany Society or Columbian Order, stip-
ported by the Sagamore and his assistants: 341. The
(;rand Sachem, supported by the Treasurer and.
Secretary. 4th. The Orator, in a plain dress (ex-
cept the buck tail). Stli. Father of the Coasted,
elberyitag the calumet; on his right,theScribe of the
Council, carrying the Constitution ; en brain the.
Counsellor to the Society carrying the Laws. 6th.
Sachem of New York tribe. 7th. Standard of do.
stb. Body of the tribes in two lines, at 14 or 14
feet apart. Fah. Bitvreeis the two. Knee was
carried the first coffin, covered by an American
flag over the pall—the pall supported by eight
revolutionary eliaraeters, each wearing a white
scarf or baud opt the arm, • relieved with black.
10. The New Ifainpshire trite in same order, iu
every respect, ands° on with each tribe in geegra-
pineal succession. Pall bearers were selected by the
committee of arrangements.
Is:h. Music, grand and solemn.. The Ge-
nius of Americo, sitting on the National Pedes-
tal, as chief mourner for her martyred sons, in u
conteraptative posture, supporting the great stand-
ard of the United States, imitated by nine perilous
who represented 1 irtite---Honour—Fortitude—
Courage--Perseverance—hitiunce—Nlerit—Ps-
triotism, and Science.
I.ltb. The Ameriesn Tars, in bun* jackets, white
tees -ors, sad round hats ; the American flag, half
tout, to precede the whsle—each sailor wore a
crape, or love-ribbon on the hat nod left arm ;
three or four alercast as circumstances required.
14th. The civil officers of the town cif Brooklyn,
tied of King's county, generally—the Honourable
the Corporation of New York, with all the officer,
attached to them, in such order as they had
chosen. The Doveruor, Lieutenant Covernor,
Members of Congres3, 'Members of the Legiauturc,

Diplomatie.and other gentlemet► of thatilletiony
iu-
cludutg natal and military characters from ull partb
of the United State,, or from foreign codatricb,
ere.

iruh. The Mechanic Society, with their colours,
&v. 3 tlr 4 a-breast

The Shipwrights, with appropriate einblms,
wearing ertspe ou the left mile.
17th. The Hibernian Prot ideal, do.

18th. --- Coopers, do.
19th. - Masons, do.

Moth. Taylor*, do.
last. Matters, do.
22. d. Supreme Concord Society, No. I. do.
(The Standard* of the Societies in mourning.)
*id. Grand Solemn Musics

44th. Citizens. each with a small branch of cy-
press in his hand, and.crupe on the left ann, 3 or
4 a-breast.

2511 r. Solemn Music.
ttith. The military officers off duty, with crape
on the left arm.

elth. The great body of Fremnsons, agretali!e
to their own ancient cud particular custom.
2th. The C;rand Lodge of the State. •
‘29th. • Artillery.
' 30th. A lady of horse.
The procession etintmenced their route according
to the preceding plats ; having crossed- the river,
the citizens of Brooklyn, agreeable to their re-
spective vtation, joined in the proceisidn, when
the whale• proceeded by the route tigress" on, to the
Tomb of the Martyr; when the milted body
formed intd one great circle, as nearly ai putt.
sible, the standard, harmers, &e. formed in
taiga ; the coffins were then placed at the
entrance of the vault, in solemn silence. The
Ovation, after a-vhort address to the God of Rattles,
was then deli vered.—The Oration being come' tided.
the bones being deposited; and the vault being
closed, the whole hods retuructl by the same route
to Brooklyn, recrosoed the river, retired to the
Park, anti dismissed, as directed by the Gratid
Mondial. is coot :ty to the general orders of the
Committte. During the procession the church
awl ship Wits repel, cud minute guns were tired
treat the dfferent military posts.