The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-26 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF MRS. GARRICK.

Last morning the remains or the abowt hiEfils
respected Indy were removed from her late resident,
en the Adelphi-terrace, for interment in Westmin-
ster Abbey. The procession began to move pr•.
vilely et a quarter to eleven o'clock, in the following
order :
Two Mules on Font.
The Plume of Fcatbers.
t The Hearse, draws by Si: black Borers.
es. co Three 11114weraiog Coaches and four, eoutaio-
th; log the Relations and Fries&
of the late Lady.
eThe Deeeased's Private Carriage and Pair.

Three gentlemen's carriages closed the mown'
procession, which proceeded along Adansostrot.
down the Strand, Charing-crost, sod l'a►liament.
street, to the tiottance of the Abbey, at a very slew
still solemn pace, where the remotas were deposited
near those of lot r decea►ed husband. A oumber'of
spectator's hollowed the funeral psocesstoa to Or
grave.

The hope we ventured to express in
ing the disappearance of LOUISA BRACHMAN, the
Poetess of Love, that site had found ►eine mom
congenial retreat than the cold and anrelentit
grave, is, we are sorry to Owl, disappointed. Ac-
counts from Hulk, of October 6, give the follow•
ing details:—" The Poetess Louisa DRACHMAS.
who has lately on revers, occasions betrayed marlo
of a broken and diseased I, produced by i
unfortunate attachment to a young officer, was I. -
ceittly on a •isit to Professor Scutwno, now tr•
moved to Breslau, to whose wife she was ►rlatec.
On September 16. late in the evening, she disap
peared from the Professor's house, having no other
clothes on but her night dress ; and, thoegh the
greatest exertions were made to trace her, they we'
for several days all in vain. At length. on the 4411
her corpse was found on the Soule, not far from 11..-
Steinnolihle. A heavy stone was tied to the lelt
arm. An inquisition was held on the body. ethic!
on the following day, was very handsomely boric
Let the world judge her alienation with charity."
The great che.pness of apples this season remit--
it practicable to use theta economically in make
jelly. Let them be quartered, pared, sod tr e.
from the seed vessels. Put them into an err o.
a pot without water with a close lid. 11 iirli ih-•
heat has made them NA, pat them into a cloth an
wring oat the juice. Put a little white 1.1. sgys
it. Add the sugar. Skim it carefully hoot.
boils. Reduce it to the proper consistency, 0..
you will have an excellent jelly.
The following facts, foe which we can vouch, v i
serve to spew the comparative situation of the roam
factoring and agricultural interests of this kingdwri
at the present moment :—During the last quote
the return of woollen cloth milled in the various die
tricts of the West Riding of York, exceeds the re-
tinal of any former quarter within the mentor:'
of man. At Ketaresborough fair last Toesday, not
fewer than 20 Irish yeomen intended with drove•
of cattle for sale. when fine healthy youtig beasts
of the description called malls, weighing 0 stoo.
each, were sold at the low price of 564. per bead
and English cattle. kid iu last year at the price 0.
4i. a heed. were sold, in many instances. after her.
ing been kept nearly a year, for 31.—(Leed•
.Mercury.)