The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-15 00:00:00

F(IXERAL OP MR. U.l RR); THE .IRTIOT.

About half past 12 o'clock, yesterday, the body
of this distingoished Artist Mai removed from the
Great Room of The Seeieey do„ in the Adelphi,
where it had lain in state, and eras put into A hearse
and four, 1,4- interment at Sr. Paul's. The Proces-
siom moved ht the folloirieg order :

Two Cestritetori.
TI, Mume of Feathers.

Tau Gtlduftcr•.

THE HFARSE,
Att.l Moses, decorated with rich !Slack Fratheri and

•
Vehets.
Pall Soarers and Alnurners.

General Walloon.
Caleb W!i.tcfuerd, rat
Dr. Taylor.
Dr. Freer,
D. Comb.

Richard Ryan, F.A.
Msmett, FA.
t rCannar, EA.
Back, E.q.
James Agar, Fp.
J.B Galt, Esq.
James Christian, Esq
Jns?ph A!ten, F.sq.
M. Pocock, Esq.
C. E. Reynold:, EA.
C. Arm-tnntg, Esq.
A. Warren, Egg.
Donavan, F.sq.
.1. 5 Butt, EA.
Mr. Ilays,
Mr. 11:*1114,
Mr. Mnidleann,k
Mt Shari.,
?Ir.
Mr. Watt..

Leh. H. Sony, Cm.
Tunke,
George Tennant, I. sq.
Chivies Wri.ren,
Chsrles Olathe, E,q.
Wiaisto Luniley, Esq.
Charles Rivers Esq.
.I.thn Taylor, Esq.
Dr. elsike,

Dow-e, ri4
J ,Itu Robunanit. Ftel.
t II ea , Esq.
nil. Dr Plunkett,

Janie, Payne, E:q.
John Dixon, Esq.
Hamilton Rowan, Esq.
Then followed the e:
Lind Radnor,
Rieb. II Sony, Eiq.
Si, Robert Peel*,
The five last of whom were in their own car-
riages.
At one o'clock the Procession reached St. P.tul's
The body was not taken into the Choir, but was
deposited in the centre of the small Chapel, at the
North-west corner of the Chinch. The grave,
which was a very deep one, was almost at the
South-east corner of the Church, close to, and on
the Smith-side of, that of the late President, Sir
Joshua Reynolds, and within about four feet of the
grave of the illustrious Sir Christopher Wren. The
inscription on the coffin-plate was, "James Bury,
died 22 Feb. 1896, in his 63th year."
About eighteen months ago a subscription was
set on foot, as our readers will recollect, for the be-
nefit of this distinguished but unfortunate Artist,
the produce of which was 9601 ; which George Ten-
nam, Esq. generously made up RUM. and with
which an annuity I'2ol. for the life of Mr. Barr)
was purchased of S.r ilohert Putt ; and the Karl of
Buchan, brother to the present Lord Chamellor,
oas generously pleased to secure an annuity of 101.
fur the use of Mr. Barry, in addition to the above.
Mr. B. did rot, unfortunately, live to enjoy even
the first quarterly payment of the annuities so kind-
ly provided by his friends. From the rep Art of Mr.
Carlisle, who has since opened the body, it appears,
that an inflaminatimi of the 11190 was the immediate
cause of Mr. B.'s death, who left no will; but Sir flu'
beet Peek was since pleased to signify his imention rf
giving 701, towards the eieflinn of a nlonuntent in St.
Paul's, to Mr. Barry's memory, ale! 1301. towards
the expences of his funeral; on which William Tooke,
R. H. Soliy, William Lumley, Charles %Varren.
and Charles Rivets, \lem',ers of the Society of
Arts, kindly undertook the diretlion of the funeral,
and to be answerahle b: wind the amount cf Sir kr.
bert's donation. Mr. Barry has left behind him
most valuable allegorical painting on "Mc Uri: in if
k.snl." with some other unfinished ones ; and it is
sopposed that several valuable IT1:1:11:' a;:d
sketches will be found among his papeas.

ips of
Ryehard Clarke, EN.
Ewl.
Ur Puwell.

LORD EI.I.f!NBOROUGII.

Names of qie Members who divided for Mr. Stan-
hope's motion, rcl.ttive to Lord Ellenborough's ap-
pointment to a scat in the Cabinet:

A io.d.s, R . S.
R woo, T.
Won.
Boiniog, Lord
• Baker. W.
Rootle, G %V.

Fits%ugh, W. Paget, Hon E
• ►outer, Rt. Hun. J. P.tonose,
Garlic+, Lord Peretv•i, Mu S.
Hammet, J. Phipps, Hun. E.
• linacnonbrook,Ld. • Pie, Hon W.
Holfold G. P. • P•..F, J K.

nice', W. S.
• H-adie J

Hugkis.nn, W.
Jeffery,

RoP.,R ghuHon.G
R.:se G 11. _ , _

Illrodericir, Hon W. I....cedes, Him E. Rader, lion. R.
Riowne. I H. • Lavelle., Hoe. H. Seyomiur, Lord R
Burton, •iieral • I.e Fleming,Sit M. Sitwell, E
Canning, R LI len G. Leigh, R. 11. Smith, T. A.
Castlereagh, Lord • I.enox, C. • Stewart,) IMt C W
Cowper, lion S. L Right Iron C Tarlelon,ll.
De Rlaqiiiere, Lord Loeigfield, M. Templetoww, Lori
• Dalrymple, Sir if I.ntivaine, W.vd, K.
• Dillon, Hon. El A. • Itoidaunt, C. Wortley, J. A S.
• Fgerton' Win. • Mainwaiing, G B. • Wiihenore, W.
F he, C. K. Mortanii, W. William., Robert
Fellows, W. Ai.. elan,, I.ord IVright..l. A.
-4 • Osborn, J . Willoughby, H.
On. more Member divided for the Motion, whims name we,
co.rld rid learn

Stanhore, W. S —Wsllare, T —.Telkrs
Tune m.,ked thus • are Cnunty Member,.

NJYAL INTELLIGENCE..

PORTSMOUTH, ststew 13.
Arrived the Daring gun.brig, from a cruse.
Sailed the Gannett and Forward gun-brigs, on a
eruise.—Wind S.W.

PLVINOTII, MARCH 12•

Yesterday. sailed His Majesty's ships iniej:l,-
edie, of 14 guus. and Nemesis and Dismo,d, o,f .16
guns, for the westward ; also the Lnely Warren hired
armed ship, with a convoy, and two tensiers ; but,
from the squall/ weather, are returned to-day. with
the Sreseiic frigate.
C.ime in, also, the Virago and Contest gun-brigs.
Came up Harman to refit, the Phaoix and Pear-
-1 pc frigates; and the Surinam, into Barnpool, under
quarantine.

•AT. MOUTH, MARCH 11.

Arrived the Primer Elszadetb packet, Kidd, from
Jamaica, with Mail', which place she left on the
29th of January, but she will not be in time
enough for this post. Al.o, tht Nautthay. Vel-
lacot, from Bristol. for St. Vinceres ; Clarendon.
Drew, from ditto. for Jamaica ; !ruse, \Vylie ; and
the liltsaidlt. Gath, from Glasgow, for Jamaica;
and the 4ntity. Ewing, from Greenock, for Hon-
dur.is.

Sailed the Duke gt Kent packet, for Jamaica, with
Mails ; Carterts packet, Paterson, for New York,
with Mails; and the Americin ship, Tsna Ge,cre,,,
Cunningham, to Hamburgh.