The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-25 00:00:00

FRO.W G.-IZIST7 E.

WHITEHALL. Acct. IP.
The Bing has been pkusetl to direct setters patent to be passed
staler the Great Se:rill the Uahed Kingdom of Great Brawn
rind Ireland, for granting the digirdty of a B curet of tile sari
United Kingdom to the Hight ann. 11 illium Azblithilott. Lon'
?meow of the City of Edinburgh, and the heirs max of Ids
oily lawfully begotten.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
D. Matt'lcws, Cuddle, Comberhaid, meteor, from August
24 to Sept. 28.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
W. Boyd, London. merchant.
J. Oakley, Southampton. bricklayer.
T. Cruso, Norwich, IitIVII draper.
BANKRUPTS.
T. and S. Golding, Ditton, Kent, paper makers. Solicitor,
Mr. Crunch. Union Court, Broad Street.
R. Feitori. sal. High Street, Southwark, hop merchant. Sol.
tlr. Townsliend, St. Abargisret's llid, Soutitwook.
I. Canraer, Jewry Street, Aldgate, flour Sector. Sols. Messrs.
Drum and CO. Billiter &pram
J. Porter, Swintsoid, Leicestershire, butcher. Sols. Messrs.
Harris and Co. Rai.,by.
P. C. and T. Fri:tiier, Queenbithe, coal merchants. Sols.
Messrs. Scvens and Co. Luau St. Thomas Aposzle.
S. 11. Leah, Old Street, watchmaker. Sul. Mr. Browning,
Hiram Court. Threadneedle Street.
S. A.B.n and T. C. Noble, 11. w 01, hosiers. Sols. Messrs.
Poole and Co. Gray's Inn Stowe.
W. Ibryton and M. Douglas, Sunder 'and, coal fitters. Sul.
Syniond's
T. Stride. Quar.ey, Suumampton, dealer. Sol. Mr. Edmunds,
Lincoln's lulu
J. Palley, Bristol. master mariner. Suls. Messrs. Vizard and
Co. Lincoln's Inn Fielus.
S. H. Leal4Jun. Old Street, spirit merchant. Sol. Mr. Hill,
Rood Lane, Fenchurch Street.
DI V I DE NDS.
Sept. 19, W. Fir° lt. Bristol. baker—H. Howell, Knaresbo-
lough, York, grocer-13, T. Cue, Crediton, Devon, innkeeper
W. W'a.iacc, Workington, Cumberland, ship cm-v.:mei.—
so, T. Booker, Einswortli, Suritinimpton, miller—Oztoher 5, D.
Hyde, Waltham 411:tbey, Essex, grocer-2d, W. Kent, Walt
Hinisurn, stationer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. :4.
G. Luck, Shoreditel.. hosier.-W. Baker, Itew, Devonshire.
fanner—M. Ewea. Coventry, silk manufacturer—G. Otley,
Sew Bond Street. tailor—G. N.:ale, Grantham, Lincolnshire,
builder—D. Long. Andover, Hants. gus maker-1. Smith.
Ruby, Warwickshire, coin merchant - D. Friend, Itrunsgate,
shipwright.

Pi:NEI:AL OF TRH LATE MARQUIS OF LON-
DONDERRY.

The remains of the late Maiquis of Londonderry were on
Tuesday morning deposited in We simintter-abbey. Although it
was announced that this m..lanclioly ceremony was to be as
priest,: as pess.ble, still, from its very nature, it was impos-
sible In pravent its partaking of something of a public character.
Every t ing like ostentatious disolay was studiously avoided;
but nevertheless the Focesston ea. ufillell imigth, sod the high
tank and importance of those by whom it was attended were
ea gear rally known, that an immense mond assembled in the
are:ries leading from 'St. Ja ..es's-square to the Abbey,
at an early hour in the morning The P• 111110,1 sof lutist of the
Louses were liaewise tiled with persons of respeetalrility,
and, with one exception, which a e shish hereafter cotter, the
greatest ord.tr and decorum prevailed turoagitout all the Laicism-
elan!, proueedings uf the day.
ric.wr.s.sioN TO THE ABBEY.

Accordin; to previous arrangement, the hearse and the dif-
ferent isourain.;-coaches winch were to forma a part in the pro-
cession to the Minty, began to arrive in the nei„hbourbood of
St. Jamea'a-square about six o'clock in the woining, ao.:1 imme-
diately took up those stations which were Lest calculated to
afford a coasement approach to the mansion of the deceased iu
their appointed order.
The ceratages of the nobility and gentry, which were to close
the prozession, aslienthled in Jerneyn-street, where they re-
ceived their inshuctions bow they were to fall ie. Among
teem were noticed the carriages of his Grace the Duke of Wel-
liagtan, the :tilarivis of Hertford, the Earl of Liverpool, the
EiL,I of flat rowliy, Lord Mar) borough, the Earl of Westaior-
lead, Ear; Batboys?, Lord Sidmoutli, Lord Listuwel, Lord Sid-
ney. Earls Bleslia,;•.an, Mount Eifgecouthe. the Marquis of
Ailesbury, thk Dueness of Bidet:mid, the Judge Advocate-
G,!aeral, the Earl of Aberdeen, the lion. William Lamb, Lord
Methourne. Lord Clive, Lord Grantham, ttie Lord Mayor, and
a t..st riamber of others too numerous to detail.

At half past seven the iareediate relatives and friends coffin
deceased, who were to accompany the body to the Abbey,
began to arrive. They were shown into the drawing room.—
Most of tiioni were lAA ceeasinnally to shed tears; and nothing
was to be laAird bet the stiongest expressions of regret for the
tuesnclioly °lase of their assemblage.
The crood in l'iont of the house was extremely great, bat
from the activ.ty of the police who were in attendance,
pm feet order was in tiutained ; add it is but just to state, that,
on the part of the populace, there was out at this time the sli6ht-
e.t disposition manifested to break thron4h that regularity
wideb this so:....maity of the occasion demanded.
Pleeiscly at twenty minutes to nine, all waa announced to be
in an.l the pasties assembled in the dtawing-ronin
were ended over by 31r. Newton in the order in which they
were to proem.
1t a qua:ter to nine the Wrote moved towards the Abbey, in
tae following order :
Constables to clear the way.
Mr. Lee, the high constable of WesuMnster. with his silver
sues', aLtirest In a mourning cloak, and wearing a cocked hat
and hat .band.
Pour attendants on horseback. in deep mourning. with scarfs
and het bands.
The rich plumea of feathers, with streamers. which had been
vetoed on the body whiie lying in state.
F. ur attend.umson horseback, in deep mourning, with scarfs and
hat bards.
Three mourning coaches. drawn by *ix horses each. in which
were ttae pall bearers. in deep mourning. and wearing
silk scarfs and hint banes. .

First Coach.—The Right lion. the Eael of Westmorland and
the RIO: Hon. C. W. Wynn.
Second Coach.—His Grace the Duke of Wellington, the Right
Hon. the Earl of Liverpool. the Hight llou. the Lord
Coancenor, and the Hight Hon. Lord Nhayborough.
Third Coach —The Right Hon. Lord Viscount tiitlinouth ; the
Right Val:smart; the Right lion. F. Robinson ;
and the Earl of ItiisroL
Foie attendants on horseback.
TILE CORONET.

On a crimson velvet co s.iTon.lu;nitt;:i a man on hnrseback,
uticnserei, and attired in deep mourning, with alik
►ca f and hat bwa•l.
7.0 rages on wen ►ide. with wands.
1 he hea,se coni4ining
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