The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-23 00:00:00

THE FAIRS ABOUT LONDON.

The Magistrates of the County of Surrey have tome to Me
determinatine to put in fusee upon all orrasions, most ri-
gidly, the Police Art passed in the third of the present reign,
so far as ii regards the fairs held in list comity over which
their jurisdiction exteods. The slaw, enacts, that divers
fairs bine held within the City of London and in the vici-
nity of the metropolis by •barter of prescript 00000 , sod such
fairs leading to scenes of riot, disturbaace, debauchery, and
crime, it is become isecemary to limit the daily duration of
fairs held within lets miles of Temple-Intr. Fur which pur-
pose the Act duetted that all busmen and amusement shall
cease at eleven o'clock every night, and a penally of 51. shall
be tinted spun soy proprietor of a public house, booth, or
other place of the description who shall not give due. obser-
vane, to this clause. Any person foetid in such public place
shall be subject to the same penally of 51. It is but jostle*
to Male that the txtraordinary activity sod seal of the Ma-
gistrates of Sauey have caused within the last It months,
particularly the must remarkable dinsialition of crime la dm
very extensive districts subject to their authority.

18 ELAND.

DUIII.III. ♦OCVIT 20.

THE LATE MUCH LAMENTED LIEUTENANT-GC.
NERAL THE RIGHT HONOURABLE blit, SAMUEL
AUCHMUTY, COMMANDER OF HIS MAJCSTT'S
FORCES IN IRELAND.
We ale speciality authorized to state, that the
funeral of the above distinguished personage will
I take place on %Wednesday next, the 21st instant..
His remains will, on that day, be removed from the
Royal Hospital, Kilniainham. to Christ Chuich
Cathedral, to be deposited in the royal vault, with
military honours. Mr. Fogel', upholsterer, Arm,-
quay, is appointed to make the utccasery arrange•
memo for the funeral.
GENERAL ORDER.
Adjutant-Generale Office, Dublin,
August 19. ISM
The interlined of the late Lieuienent-Gireeral the Right
nom:meshle Sir flamed Aucbmuty, Member of his Majea.
ly's Most Honourable Privy Council ifs Ireland, Governor -
sad Master of the Royal Hospital of Kilmstahani, Colonel
of the 718th (Highland, or Rose-shire Buff.) regiment of foot,
sad Knight Grand Cross of the Must Hmsoarahle sad Mili-
tary Order of the Bath, will take place on Wednesday next.
the 21st inst. at baltpast ten o'clock, a.m. at the Cathedral
of Christ's Church.
ORDER OF FUNERAL PROCESSION.
Detachment of Cavalry.
Troop of Horse Artillery.
Band of Music and Trumpets. •
Nix squadron of Cavalry.
Physicians to Ike deceased, in carriages,.
°Seers of the Royal Hospital, in concave.
Band of Music and Drums.
OfSegrs of the Seed', junior ranks drat, on horseback.
Heads of Depart/beats, on horseback.
The Lieatenaet.Geueral.
Pall-bearers, in carriages.
The Charger of the deceased, raps, isooed, led by two Grooms,
supported by two Orderly Serjensirs.
'Reigate of the Orders of the Deceased, Were on a
velvet cushion.
Aide-de•Camp. THE BODY. Aide-de-Camp.
Chief Mourner.
Assistant Mourners.
Carriage of she laid Mayor.
Carriages of the Sheriffs.
Carriages of the Chief and Under Srerrnariat to hi
Eseelleary Ike Lord Liralensut.
Offittfll of the Navy and Army, sealer risks nearest
the Body.
Carriages of the Nobility and Gentry.
Detachment of Dragoons.
The Officers on the General Staff to appear in Mess C. 1-
form, other Deicers is Regimentals, all stearin ■ pore a
black crape round their left arms, above the elbow.
The in•peeeioners of the Royal Hospital of Kilasainhese.
will line the way from the Chapel door to the gate Ir•altog
to the military road.
The four regiments of infantry iu orrimaii off duty, will
line each side of the way from the Royal Hospital gale by
the military read, along the Quays, through Parltemeut•
street, Cork-hill, Cwatle-sin et, to Christ Church.
On the hearse reaching the urea flagrance of the Cathedri
the body is to be takes eat, and to be borne from tbruitr
into the Church by a detachment of greuadiers, who will Ice
to readiness for t►at purpose.
As soon as the Procession has entered the Church, the
regiments of infinitey huing the street, will he closed and
form on the Quays, fronting to the Hirer, and as tie., in•s
parapet as coavenieet, with the rig►t resting uu Ritholo..d
Bridge.
Minute guns will he fired by the royal artillery from the
salute battery, in the Phenix Park, during the Proce.sii-s,
and the performance of the (sacral service.
Al the cuaclusioli of the service, oil a signal rocket twilit
fired from the Cath►dral, a salute of eleven cons will be tin.
mediaiely fired by the royal artillery, moo followed by a vol.
ley from each battaliou in succession, which will be lritellit 41
in the same maser three several limes.
Colours to he hoisted half mast high.
Major -G I Sir Colquhoun Grunt will he pleased to
give she necessary directious lug carrying the foirgoing ar-
rsisgemeat into effect.
By Order of the Lieutenant-General,
WM. THOR N-1 ON, thputy-AJj. Geo.