The National Register.
London, England, 1821-08-19 00:00:00

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FROM LAST maims GAALITTS. wicked, and the cruellest persecution that ever din- procession. The words were---Cowardly Blues_
The Blues must go to Windsor-Country quarters
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BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. graced brutality on one side, or that ever exhibited
and fire-side for Blues-Bloodless Blues, &c.---The
• W. Helelin. Le•ils. woollen cloth and stuff merchant. Colonel of the Blues, Sir Robert Hill, hearing o."' the
... the power of mind to nobly bear on the other.- .
A. 0. Hebdin, Parliament Street, Westminster, woollen cloth
Why, in order that her remains might be on board attack upon his regiment, opened a communitatiOn
and stuff merchant.
3. Browne, gen. Leeds, woollen cloth and sniff merchant.
ship as soon as ible, that his Majesty might not with the officer of the Life Crumb, on the sub eta,
IL Maymon, Blackburn, Lancashire. cotton merchant.
ja.enrd it wasfou. nd that the obnoxious
~ matter was sufe
BANKRUPTS. be prevented from re-entering the vortex of dissipa-
W. Langstaff, I.iverpool, merchant. Solicitors, Messrs. ea to remain on the walls for some time after it was
Blackstock and Co. Temple. tion-that his Irish revelries might not be postponed seen by the non-commissioned officers. Sir Robert
J. Meredith, Manchester, paper dealer. Sols. Messrs. C
and Co. Old Jewry. that he might WAKE his sainted wife before slt Hill went to the Horse Guards, and compelled the
• .1. R. %Veat, Louth. Lincolnshire, coach maker. Sol. Mr. non-commissioned officers to get water and a mop,
hail left those shores which she had reason to cur -
b:dmerats, Symoria's Inn. and wipe out the attack upon the regiment which
G. Flimh, London Wall, merchant. Solt. Messrs. Kaye and almost from the moment she first saw them-and
Co. New Bank Buildin he had the honour to command.
gs.
T. part' se, Wigton, Cumberland, dyer. SON. MCOST3* does compunction never visit a Royal breast-is " The Blues relieve the Life Guards, and do
twain and Co Old .lewryt duty at the Horse Guards, to morrow morning.'
F. M. Hodson, be
odson, Manchester, dry-salter. Sols. Messrs. Pow callousness always stowed on Royal feelings-has
nail and Co. Old Jewry.
H. Burnett, Long Lane, Bcrmosdsey, wholesale oilman: Sol. remorse no power over a Kingly mind ?-it may be
- . Effect of the Queen's Death upon the King -The
Mr. Thomson, Old Jewry. i until the last, the death-bed scene; but then dig-
DIVIDENDS. Morning Post of Monday lust says, " when the
Angust 2.5, W. Dunn, Mason, wholesale upholder-25. R. nity, and pomp, and grandeur, must sink to a tom- .' melancholy news was communicated to his Majesty
rollens, Maidstone, Kent, older in hops-25, J. Howley, Wil-
low Street, Rankside, and coal ehant-25, J. I.yon mon level of human nature, and all the blandish- it quite overcame him, he instantly went below
deck, and has remained there ever since.-Orders
Marshani Street, Westminster, cooper-25, B. Parkes, Alder- ments of a Court will be unable to form a shield
manbury. British wine 1110'0111M—tics. to, W. Wrighuon, were immediately issued, for all the royal squadron
Leeds, druggist-10. .1. Foulerton, Upper Bedford Street from the visitings of conscience-as to futurity, we
Bloomsbury Semite. merchant-24, 1. Garbutt, Manchester to lower their colours to half-mast high." We are
woollen cord manufacturer-14, I. Vi'lio,lall, Egiemont, Cum tremble when we but think of it.-- glad to give publicity to this statement, and more
Berland, hatter-if. J. Ready, Wootton (Indere*, Gloucester-
Ministers, when her Majesty was dead, had an partictilarly as it is in direct opposition to an anec-
shire, clother-14,.1. and C. Roots, Plymouth, coatlimakers-
pl, .1. Mo'ineux. Birmingham. grocer-17, W. Cowls, Weston op-portunity of conciliation of public feeling, which, dote which had been for some time in circulation,
Colville, Cambridgeshire. dealer-0, J. Hoffman, Mile End . but which we never believed-that anecdote repre-
Road, brewer-in, T. Harris, Worcester, woollen draper -Nov. as they disre4.,,arded, they never deserve to have
3, W. Lee, Old City Chambers, wine merchant. vented that on the receipt of the news of Napoleon's
cEteri PICATES to be granted Sept. 9. agaiti..—All their fears could not have restored life death, the Marquis of Londonderry hurried into
M. Nlolineux, Birmingham, grocer-G. S. Bradley, Bristol,
-all their hates could not have induced the Angelic the Royal presence, and almost breathless from haste
hatter-J. Hilton, St. Martin's I.e Grand, saddler-T. Hill,
Kidderminster, carpet manufacturer-T. Parley, Lynn, Norfolk, Spirit's return to bear the repetition of insults, and xclaimed-" My Liege I have to announce that
oihnan-E. Renand, Birmingham, whip maker-W. Lee
rite Chumben, wine merchant-W. Phelps, Camomile Street, therefore they might safely, at least, have shewn an nunciation, the lying anecdote assigned the interro-
Bi hopvite, carpenter. inclination to make amends for their conduct while . :tory reply of "Is SHE by God? "-We repeat
COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Au.. 17. she lived, by their deportment after her death, in- that we never believed this!
Amsterdam, 12 17 C. I'. Seville, 35 I-6 i bi "4013! stead of which no workhouse funeral was ever so STATE CABIN OF THE GLASGOW FRIGATE.--
Ditto, at sight, 12 11 Leellorti,l7-fiesioa. 431 The state cabin, into which the coffin, containsng
Rotterdam, It 18 Malta,4s-Veviiee, 21 60 tediously disgraced-and if he have the feeling of
the Queen's remains, was conveyed on its arrival
Antwerp, 12 9 Naples, 394—Lisboa, 50
a man, and a recent widower, we would ask in
Hambureh, 35 2 Oporto..lo-11allia, 39n board, was prepared by a number of workmen
Attune, 35 3 Rio Janeiro, 49 Lord Liverpool how he would have felt if the . . the King's upholsterers. The whole interior of
Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 70 Palermo, 116 the cabin was entirely covered with black cloth. A
Ditto, 26 Dahlia, 9 per cent. ashes of his late Countess (a mere non-entity, •
liourdeaux, 26 Cai 1, ti per cent. compared with our late Queen either by birth or al- bier about four feet high was raised under a canopysix feet long and four feet wide, edged with black
Freima tun the Maine, 158 Foreign gold in bars,3l. 175.
Petersburgh, 'B/ U. I 101 d. per oz. Prance,) bad been treated in the indignant and fringe, and ornamented with tassels. The corpse
Vienna, Ef. Flu. 10 25 New Doithlaon.,
highly disgraceful manner that characterized the was placed on the bier, covered with the pall, and
Trieste Et. Flo. 10 21 New Deltar-,a5.9111.
Madrid,' 3rd{—Cadiz, 381 Silver ill 1141 a, mandard, 4s funeral of our late Queen, under his own immediate
sillboa, 351- Ito redone, 36 11 d.
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the crown and cushion placed on the pall. The
walls were decorated with sconces and candelabras
- with wax candles. On each side of the coffin were
PRICE OF STOCK'S.
Bank Stock Onmium 0. his reward-if he were to receive it at our hands, ' four escutcheons, and a hatchment was placed against
I per Cent. Red. 76i I Imp. 3 per Cent. not glorious, it might be an exalted one. the bead of the coffin, upon which were placed the
i per Cent. Consuls 711 India Bomb 60 royal arms emblazoned. On each side of the corpse
$4 per Gent. bll halls Stuck - ------ were three massive silver state candlesticks six feet
I per Lieut. Oil I Exchequer Bills 61. poem LIFE GUARDS AND THE BLUES.
) per Cent. Navy 109 Cons. for Ac. IE4 high, with long and thick wax tapers. There were
Long Ann. 19 9.16 Lottery Tickets £l9 18s. ---...--. seven black trestles on each side the apartment,
With reference to the various rumours which which were sat upon by the officers of the Lord
have been afloat on this subject, The Traveller u Chamberlain's department, as the body lay in state.
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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.. last night says-" We stop the Press to announce The apartment had an imposing effect. Sir George
• -•-- -- -------- - the prevalence of a report, that the Oxford Blues, Naylor has lett his state habiliments in England, as
tenon : this morning, declined to take the place of the Lilt= t would not be proper for him to wear them in a
SUNDAY, AUGUST 19. Guards, whilst the latter were called out to be foreign country.
viewed by the witnesses on the Inquest upon
MILITARY LAW I!!--An affray took place on
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH. Honey. It is said that the Blues have tn..ice thi,
y refused to take the duty, and certainly some-
Wednesday night, at "public-house, near Sloane-
--...... square, th Pof Wales, Exete-street,sea.
The triumph of the Battle of Waterloo w thing curious has taken place; but we merely giv -
A drover,e ofrince the name of Tucker,r who want in a
the fact as a report; although it has reached us in
room with four of the Horse Guards
nothing when compared to the victory of Tuesday
uch a way, that we involuntarily attach a portion , drank the
health of the Blues. On this he was attacked by
for on the latter day the noble effervescence of Bri If credit to it. We, however, leave it to ou.r
the soldiers, who followed him into the street, and
tish feeling overcame the impediments thrown in it readers us the substance of information which
beat him with a poker. One of the soldiers was
afforded to us much more circumstantially, but for
way, and achieved (though, we regret to say,. not the authenticity of which, arriving as it does, a taken into custody, and carried to the Hanstown
tchhouse but be was violently rescued by a body
without bloodshed) what ought to have been con- the moment we go to press, we cannot vouch thin-
ceded,im-
if concession it could have been called, to the plicitly, without special inquiry. 7ahis comrades. M'Shane, a watchman, was
~,„_,, . - usly bruised. Mr. It. Maybank, the constable
" SECOND EDITION.-Traveller (like, 5 0 t-socw.
of the night,
expressed wish of the people. Ministers with an who was in the watchhouse at the
In consequence of the extraordinary rumour a
chief on the subject
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Commander-
unaccountable wantonness had turned a deaf ear . the Horse Guards, we immediately d tehed a time, has made an application to the Commander-
all the representations which bud been made to the. person to the Barracks in the Regent's Park, whe - n .
the regiment of Blues are quartered. On his It s. highly to the honour and character of Mr.
on the subject of her Majesty's funeral-they per Sheriff Waithman, that he has given his valuable
arrival there, Sir Robert Hill (the brother of Lord
sisted in their indecent haste, and in their refusal t. Hill), the Colonel Commanding the Detachment, , assistance to investigate the outrage at Cumberland-
allow the procession to pass through the City. lo left on horseback for town. The following is the gate. He had no knowledge of the relatives to the
deceased till he attended the Coroner's Inquest,
result of our inquiries. The Life Guards and th
the first point they succeeded, in spite of the Pao- when a gentleman, finding that the relatives of the
Blues received orders to do three days duty each.
TESTS of' the Executors-in the second they we The Blues did the first days duty at the Ho - unfortunate Honey had neither counsel, friends,
defeated, gloriously defeated, and the melancholy Guards on Wednesday ; the Life Guards did dut • nor solicitor, to aid them in the inquiry, they re-
cavalcade passed all through the City. Of the troop .n Thursday and Friday. The Blues received orders quested his assistance, and the brother id the de-
ceased delivered to Mr. Sheriff Waithman the
to attend the Queen's funeral procession, which
employed, the Horse Guards supported their eh following
was reckoned at two days duty, making in the whole AUTHORITY.
racter; they fired on the people so entirely without their three days. The Guards having had heavy I hereby authorise and request Robert Waithman, l&q.
precaution, that carriages even belonging to the duty to perform lately, expected to have been re- Sheriff of London and Middlesex, to act for me, and folotrhof
ieved this morning by the Blues. An order had been family of the deceased, during the proceedings bele the c
s.
procession were perforated by their random ehot • ner's Inquest. now about to be held, and to put all both que
issued fir a detachment of the Blues to relieve the dons in my own, and their behalf, to the several witnesses, as
. the Blurs behaved like Men, like Englishmen, lik - Life Guards this day; but they were so fatigued that may, ID. Ins judgment, tend to elucidate the truth, in regard to .
Christians; and however averse we feel to the ap- hey could not do the duty; and, we understand that the cause and manner in which my deceased brother came by
is death J. HONEY.
pearance of soldiers on such an occasion, we cannot bu the order was issued by mistake, and that the Blues Woolwich, Kent, New-toad.
id not refuse to do duty with the Life Guards. - - - .
congratulate our fellow-citizens that the BLUES we -
The Blues are, however, much incensed at the Life CottaßEß'S larallEsT.—On Monday an inquest was,
bit:did •
employed-it was a most irksome and unpleasan Guards for their improper conduct towards them,
at the Ugrian Tavern, Union-street, W hiterhaseel, on tfi . y •,
relieved them as an act of courtesy, counting-house
rH. N. Wild, aged 38 years. The deceased Wilt. clerk iii a
duty, and probably their la udable forbearance on Tues. nd might have in the city, and is as going thiough Union- ,
f they had not committed such an outrage upon th street al a late hour at night, ik lira' three or four tellowa at-
day may prevent their being appointed to a simila
feelings of the Regiment of Blues. tacked him, beat Min dreadfully and left Min weltering in
situation in future-the particulars we have give " After the Blues were relieved hy the Life weed; hut it did not seem that their object ant, to rob hint,
his property was found safe, and lie had 11111 lust any Amp
at length in another part of our paper, and we ma Guards on Wednesday, at the Horse Guards, th He was taken to the above house, and medical aid proctored,
now be allowed to ,s k, why the indecent haste tha' latter wrote against the walls of the guard.rooms • Ihe expired roan afterwards. It was di,covered that
l• variety of matter offensive to the feelings of the amongst the injuries he received,
:eleven. of. his ribs wore -
has signalized this I.tst opix•rttinity to insult th- roken. The Jury, after • long investigatiou, return* a
Blues, in consequence of' their not drawing a sword
inartyr'd victim-of rwt-1,4:).-, the longest,'the most or firing upon the populace on the Queen's funeral at present unknown.
erdict of 1. Wilful murder against some person or pertain
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