The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-13 00:00:00

• pe LUN?ZER FITVEI2 IL.

Yesterday, the body of Lieutenant-Colmel Red.
dons, late Commandant of the Eleventh Regiment
of Loyal London Volunteers, was interred in the
farnily vault in AlJersgate ('hutch. The street was
lined two deep by the regiment, from the house of
the deceaw,l, in Alefersga:e-street, to the church.
About twelve o'clock, the funeral procession ad-
vanced in the following order :
Two Paget with Staves.
The Band of the W it London Mildta playihy • solemn 44-ge
The Ilnints and Ries of the Regiment, w ith Drums mulfmd.
llte l'rivatei of the Joi,UtellAnt-C 'loners Cohyany, with Arms
rever:A.
The Corpora's two and two.
The S-rjea,ts two and two, with Pikes revers-1.
The Olftc.vs of the Regiment two aml tau (Su shorn
in front).
Two Mutes.
Thi Horse of the d?rease.l, with velvet mourning trapplugs,
by two Graoms, in dn.; mourning.
State Lal of Feathurs, a:cudad by Eos.
Two Mmes.
The Rev. Mr Jollops Chaplain.
THE 611)1)Y.
A rieh velvet Pall over the Corin, which was of black velvet,
ornamented with rill. handles. &c. the Sword, Sash, Corget,
Lit, &c. of the deceased, on tho top:
eftlat.iiis King and Sherwood, wet four Subaltern IDifesers
of Um Regiment. ier P4l :iaarer-:, t'or.se at cit:e.r side of she
corpse ; w;th 'Karl+ crape sword-knot;, dm.

s„*.,ief Nlburners:
the San aad brattier of Use deetzsed; six relatives,
rn 111011111 In: cloaks, we and two
,Eight Via:vogue:), ftixtide or relt,tivti, i 4 Mack scarfs and
hatbands, two aod two.

The protttnion -Meted the church, at the that in
Little thitain, and the remainder of the regiment,
having shoold red arms, fell in rank aed file, the
Private; in front, the Corporals end Serjeants in the
rear; next lollowed the Privates of the Filth Regi.
mesa of London Voluirtrer4: after them, the Pri-
vates of the Eighth Regiment, both m the same
order; then the Officers of the forevieg Regiments,
Subalterns in front, Field Officers in the rear ; the
Drums and ni is of bosh Regiments. The prnces-
cession closed with the Band of the Eighth Regi
mint, arid the Orin:l-Major in the. rear of the whole
The corpse being plated in the ter.tre aisle of the
Church, the service was pet-formed by the hey. Mr.
Jullop. After which, a solemn dirge was per-
formed on the organ. The body was then' deposited
in the family vault, and the Leutenant-Colonel's
company formed in the church-yard, and fired three

The whole were then marched frnm the Ohnrch
into Ahiersgatv.s.rtet, the Filth and E;ghth
taking the hiad, when they were respei2irely
dismissed.

The deceased was carried off by only a fry, hours
illness, bring seize.' with the gmst in his stomach iu
the evening. He expire,' :shout five o'clock tile fol-
lowing morning. He died in the forty-third yeas
of his age, universally regretted by a fitrigireeti
train of relatives, and a great ;lumber of iinctre
friend;

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PETERBOROUGH, OCT. 11.

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In consequence of an inten,lel rising ariong.t
the French Prisoners at Norman Cross Depot,
wiierenf the Commanding Officer yesterday hail in-
timation, the !Peterborough YeennanrT Cavalry and
VolUnteer Infantry got under arms with an alacrity ,
and promptitude highly creditable to them, and
marched to Vatley Barracks, to reinforce the
troops stationed there, and co-operate in suppress.
ing any attempt the prisoners might make to esca2e.
It appears, however, that the letter disclosing the
plan tit their intendpd rising was merely a fabrica.
tom to blindfold the Commanding Officer as to
their real intention, 'which was to efftei their escape
by a sohterraneous passage which they had cut Irons
one of the rooms, No. 5, the aperture to which was
concealed by a large square flag, of which the.
flooring was composed. Lieutenant Clarke, of,
the Royal Marines, recruiting at Peterborough,
!laving fortunately obtained information of their
plans, an:l that they had already excavated thirty-
two feet, waited on Major General Nepean, and
imparted to him the intelligence he had received ;
which tamed out to be the fart, on the prison's
being searched this morning. P:ecautionary mea-
sures have been adopted to prevent a repetition of
similar attempts.