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near the Chief Mourner.

of the Anib

Shiekha, ois the- IA of July, and after very con-
aiderable difficoltiess arrived. at UI A has, under
the escort of •ri •Beitoitiie Shiel), whose protec-
film seemed of a very suapieioua. nature: Captain
Sadlier was to proceed ..foreard on the 44d of
July to jinn the Pacdia's camp, urbane was said to
he at the distaff.* of tenor twelve days' march from
UI Abet. The Pucka seems or he withdrawing the
whole of his farces tram the shores of the Persian
Gulf, either h,mrelf not powerful enough
to retain his cinigireptis or that Ate possess was
not worth the expeioe. The whole •of Deryali,
lately a populous city, has been rimed to the ground.
The country through which Capt. Sadhir plowed is
stated to be an entire desert, inhabited by the wild-
est race of Bedouins. Conte.te between the differ-
era tribes 'were frequently occurring even in view of
his tents, attended with much 'laughter.
The bunion of Muscat was blockading the
port flaaael Khyinr, against which a •con'iderable
,labdy of his troops had advanced by land.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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GERMAN PAPERS.

DRILIDIGN, JANUARY. 30.
The Commission for regulating the navigation of the
Elhe, which has been assembled d Dresden since the spring
of the year, w consequence of the decision of the Vienna
Congress, anti which cons:sts of eights Commissioners from
the Goveramenta whose dominions lie upon the river, had
advanced on far in twenty one ronferenres, that from the
protocol of the conference held on the Phli November, it re-
sults that thirty.six •ri irks were netually settled in the prin•
tipal particulars, and the main business thoroughly dist-nai-
ad and examined. The questions lately brought forward on
the part of Prussia, Hanover. anti Ilamhurgh, sod which do
not evem iv be entirely disposed nf, pprove, indeed, that this
j affair, in which there is so manyjarring interests, is by
no means near in a final conclusion, sold that the Commis-
sioners will still have to kohl many conferenees. The Com-
missioners have in every case shown the most sincere desire
Pi bring every point tip the desired conclusion, and if all be
soil y 4 t settled, it is owing merely to the suit of instruc-
tions front their respective Governments Austria, which
by the unanimous choice presider, has taken the most pro.
per steps to accelerate the pruceedfrigs, and which has met
kisre with iniurmountable obstaeles, will doubtless lie much
better arranged in the confereners at Vienna.

MUNICH, FIRIVART 1.

Serursl Deputies from comsrsercfal towns, us, the south-
west frontieis of the kingdom bare arrived at Munich, fur
the purr.se, it is said, of making urgent remonstrances
sgviisust U regulation of the customs. •
If we eonsi.irr that there lire i■ Germany tbirty-eight
Slate., separated from•each whyr by all Owl marks of tern-
Inaial dortsion, and that we consequently fixed in alI di.
roctions • lune of custuno.houses, we must fiel astonished
st the numerous impediments ill commerce ■nd mannfac-
tems, in the native count ry..of the Astral and must useful in.
neutions, and revel that the Gnveransents bare nut yet rotund
mesas 14).fr111.,PC them to the extreme frontiers. As king as
these obstat.es to free intercourse in Germany subsist, it
will become Dubose and inure difficult to persuade the Ge••
mans of stifle rut States, that they belong to one great na-
tion, avd hay• a common interest in supporting it, built
in vest and pe,tee, against the encrosithnsOnts of foreign us-
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CARLHWHIS, lIIBILVAKT 5.
Ilk Royal Iliihocas the Grand puke has sprouted a
Committer, consislion or members of the Ministry of the
Ai tyres, of the Interior, and of-War, to deter hp the plan
new budget for the y1.31' 1820 to From other
'49smass, re,* "hat h:tve been taken, it may be inferred that nor
..wrresibly of Slates will meet again 111 the course of the
STOCKHOLM, JANUARY 95.
The pubic sale of the effects and furnitire of the British
Minister Lord Strangfuid, is fixed for the 29th of this mouth.
His Lordship is guiug ax Aebaaaadur to Constantinople.

. . NANINIRON, JANUARY 26.
The Swedish newspaper called A misorhavirit ft be Observer)
i was pridnlnied at Stockholm on the 251 b January, because
it contained some io.ldwuc expressions *against . the Minis.
tem. Hut it is said that the Editor was already prepared for
this circumstance, still has proctored a license to publish a
newspaper nailer the title of Alemairktirtie (the Observers)
which will mi. appear in the room of The mac that is pup-
resatd.—(Fratiftfort Papers, February 7.)

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iSth instant, at Moe o'clock. until the time of in-
terment to-morrow evening. The public will be
admitted from ten o'clock till four this day, and
from ten till three o'clock to-morrow.
At seven o'clock to-morrow evening the several
persons who are to assist at the solemnity will as-
semble in St. George's Hall, and at slim. o'clock
(the procession having been previously formed under
the direction of Sir George Nayler. York Herald,
executing this duty on behalf of Garter Principal
Riog of Arm.), the remains of his late Most S serest
Slajestv will be removed from the Joysl apartments
to St. George's Chapel iii the following order :
Knight Marshal's Men two and two with black Staves.
Trumpets mid Kettle Drums, and Drums and Fifes of the
Fool Guards
Poor Knights of Windsor.
Pages of his late Majesty.
APotherariaa to his Surgeons to his
Majesty. Majesty.
Apothecaries to his Surgeons 10 bit
late Majesty. late Majesty.
The Curate sail Rector of Windsor.
Deatkosen Ushers Quarterly Waiters to his Majesty.
Pages or Hoisour to his Majesty.
Grooms of the Privy Chamber to his hfajesty.
Seijeant Surgeons to his Majesty.
Physicians to his Majesty.
Physicians to his late Majesty.
Howerhoid Chaplain to his Isle Majesty.
Clerks of the Closet to his Majesty.
Eqnerries to the Royal Family.
Equerries to his Majesty.
Clerk Marshal and First F.qiserry.
Cseutlemen Ushers of the Privy Chamber to his Majesty.
Grooms of the Red Chamber to his Majesty.
Master of the Robes to his Majesty.

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liolicitor•Geseral. A liorury General.
Barons of the Exchequer and Justices of built Benches.
The Lord Chief Baron.
The Lord ChierJuMice of the Common Pleas.

Tho Vice Chancellor. _

The hla.tei of the Rolle.

The Lord Chief 'intim of the King's Briley.
Comptroller of 'be King's Treasurer of the Li ues
Household. Household.
Privy Counsellor, (not Peen).
Pursitivant.
Eldest firms of amens.

EAU:at Sons pf Viecounts.
Porsuivant.
Sarong:.

Pursuivant:
Bishops.
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Herald. 'N
,v tits. --.
Eldst Suns of Earls. •
Viscounts.
Herald.
Deputy Earl Marshal.
Eldest Suss of Marquises.
. Herald.
Earls.
Eldest hurts of Dukes.
Herald.
Marquises.
Herald.
Doke*. • • .
Herald.
The Lord Privy Kcal.
The Lord President of the touneil.
The Archbishop of York.
The Lurd Chancellor.
The Archbishupsif Canterbury. •
Nrruy King of Arms.
Lords of his Majesty's Bed Chamber. • •
Groom of the Stole - Alair of the igaiti
to his Majesty. . to his litijesty."
The Royal Crown of Hans. .
Supporter : as ..pp.r...: .
err, hot iie on a purple vet- ,
Gentleman
Usher.
titer King of Arms. MIMI'.
v... CUski3. WO, by BlaucCoui. 6..cut,lksban.
Supporter : The imperial Crown of the Supporter:
third Gentle- United Kingdom, borne, scorn(' Geo-
man Usher on a purple vsbres cusbiou. ilemanUsher
Daily Waiter by Clarenceux King of Daily Waiter
to his Majesty Arms. act his Ilajwity
The Secretary ) The .
of .._ The Mauler Of
rand Steward his
of the Lordhis allaitillell
Majesty's Household. Steward. Household.
A 'Gentleman j The Lord Chamberlain of t A Gentleman
Usher. 't his Majest)''s Household. I Usher.

THE ROYAL BODY.
Covered with a fine Holland Sherd and a Purple Velvet Pall.
adorned with Teu Ercochruu. of the Imperial Armes
cerried by Ten Yeomen of the Guard, under a
Canopy of Purple Velvet.

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Veber Daily Wailer I Kin f A Usher of die
to his Majesty. ( g ° rim'S Black Rod.
) THE CHIEF MOURNER
Supporter: lo • long Black Cloak, Lis Supporters.
Train borue by lee Peers as.
• Peer. sisted by the Vice-Chamberlain • Peer.
of his Majesty's Household.

Mitten Perrot Assistants to the Chief Meitner.
Pricers of the Blood Royal
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Is low Black Chski, the traits of fails boner by two
Geatlemen of the respective Housebotds of their
Royal Highnesses.
The Council of his, Royal Highness the Duke of York,
as Castor Persons of his late Majesty.
Master of tise.House- Groom of ihr Stole Vice-amber-
hold to bus Isle to his late Ma- lain 'obis late
• Majesty on the jrsty on the Wind- Majesty' on
Wisdsor Establish- sot Establish- the Woodsy's
ment. ascot. , Eatablankrneol

Lords of his bile M:ijeales Bed Chamber.
Grooms of his hie Majesty's Bedchamber.
His tate Majesty i Truett's.
Eiger/ice iu his hie Majesty,
Gentlemen Pensioners with their axes reversed.
• Yeomen of the Guard wish their partisans reversed.
Upon the arrival of the'procramon at Si. Geoige'i
Chapel the Knight Meraliiirs Ment the trompent
rod drama, will tile off without the door.
At the *erratic.. i.f the Chao"! the Royal toady

The Lord Chamt►crlain of his Majesty's House-
bold will take his place at the feet of the corpse;
and the Supporters of the poll and of the canopy
will arrange themselves on each side of the Royal
body.
The part of the service before the interment, and

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die atithetn, bring performed, the Royal body
will be Ilepnaited in the vault; and; the eervice
concluded, Sir Isaac Heard, Garter, will pronounce,
near the grave, the styles of his late Most Sacred
Nliajesty, of blessed memory.
N.B. The Knights of the several Orders, who
walk in the pructivioit, will wear their respective
collars.

The procession from the entrance to the choir,
within the chapel, will be flanked by the grenadiers
of the foot guards, every fourth tnau bearing a
flambeau.

d (Nll/4t war Curkw. Cantairriippq ,csitisllONl .4111 be recessed by this Dean sod.Preocadatiee; at-
'`‘.4. 'he e 4 Sevictither, rod ;Nib thr9th SenteWther, TO2 TN6 israerair rII RU LATII MOST 11/122211 tended by the Choir, who will fall in immediately
anchored in this harbour. By this vessel we neuters pIAJZSTT KING ORORIto 'OF ILKIISD before I3lar.c Coursier Ksug of Arms, bearing the
mood that letters li.ve freest received trout Captain.. 'MoliT. 201//4 CHA .011 ST. 020202 Crown of Hanover, and the procession will move
sta.tlier, of ht., Majesty's 47th regiment, who war AT WINIViOIi. OSi w MssO ISTANING, TB*: iota the Choir, where the Royal Body will be
some mouths sioce deputed be the Supreme. Gus, .44TH orlrgagolixiLis • . placed on a platform, and the crowns and cushions
Vernment to FM camp of itweiseem--Pachin- eous.- • - - • laid thereon.
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mandiug the Toiltish troops, which lied subdued l'he Chief. Mourner will sit on a chair at the
The remains..ef.,44•lst.e. We. t -Sac.red.M*lesty,
'head of the corpse, and the Supporters on either
the Withal)..e power in Arabia, and occupied the
- of Istemard raceway, will he le state in the Royal .
filet o~t'onntri iweedießiiiisw-rbe-Prrsierr.Helf: - - . , .-• .amp,
apartments in winusor I...astie this morning, tne •
Captain Ssdlier lauded fel the port of Khatiel: . . The Princes of the Blood Royal will be seated
_ . lsth instant. at OC .the a in-
k untiltime 1.•

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