The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-24 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF Mr:

The 1a.4 solemn a& of regard to this exalted cha,
rad-a took place on Saturday, when hit 'rernaint
were interred in that venerable sanctuary of Herpes,
Sages, and Patriots, among whom none ever more
deservedly 'excited the esteem' and admiration of
mankind. To the honour of the people at large,.
judging-from the prodigious crowd that attended,
and from the universal expression of regret that was
evident, it.may- be inferred that they thought they
Were following their best friend to the grave. Such
was, and such will he appear in the records
of history. As there must naturally be an interest
.far beyond curiosity in this last tribute of respe& clue
to the virtues and the services of this great man, we
think it'our duty to present to our Readers the fol-
lowing account of the procession which preceded
the funeral rites :
At half past twelve the Heralds began to marshal,
the Procession, which proceeded through Westmin-
ster-Hall in the following order, viz.
High Constable ..tif Westminster, in his usual dress, with
a black silk scarf, hat-band and gloves—his silver statiin
his hand.
Messenger of the College of Arms, in a black cloth cloak,
with a badge of the Arms of the. College on his shoulder, a
black cap on his head,,aiid his statitipped with silver, and
furled with sarsnet.
Six Conduclors in black cloth cloaks and caps, and, long black
staves in their hands.
Forty-seven PeOr Men, two and two, in black serge cloaks,
with badges of the crest of the Deceased on their should-
ers, black caps on their heads, and long black staves in
their hands. .
Drums wand Fifes—Drum-Major.'
T ruin pets—Serjeant-Trumpeter.
ROuge 'Croix and Blue Mantle, Pursuivants of Arrns, in
close mourning, with their tabards over their cloaks, black
silk scar's, hat-bands, and gloves.
THE STANDARD,

Supporter, Right Hon. 5
borne by Lt. Supporter, Rt. Hon.
%Cho. Steele, M. P. G. Lennox. 5 Ch. Long, M. P.
In mourning, with silk scarfs, hat-bands, and gloves.
Trumpets.
Rouge Dragon and Portcullis, Pursuivants of Arms, habited
as the other Otlicuirs of Arms.
THE GUIDON,

Supporter, Hon. Robt. c borne by Hon. IV-1
. ? Supporter, Han.
Dontlas, M. P. ? G. Alex. Hope. 5 R. Ryder. M.P.
SeTVAIIIS of the Relations of the Deceased, two'aad two, in
mourning, with crape hatbands.
• Servants of the Deceased, in the same manner and dress.
Officers of the Wardrobe, in mourning, black silk scarves,
hatbands, and gloves.
Gentlemen and Esquires,
iro the number of about zsv : among whom we notleed many
of the most distinguished Men in the Country of that rank.
Members of'the House of Commons.
'John Dent Win. Huskisson
Robert Sharpe Ainslie Geo. Mainwaring
lhornas Everett Dennis Bowes Daly
Philip Metcalf Guttavus Rochfort
'Joshua Smith • Tosiah Dupre Potcher
Ceo. Henry Rose Wm. 13aldwin
-Charles Smith • John Kingston
John Osborn C. M. Ormsby
Will. Chute General Leland
Robert Steele Ant. Hardolph ,
Patrick Ddigenzn Wm. Egerton ,
George'Cuinining Henry Alexander `
Evan Baillie ' John Huddleston
Hans 'Sloane lohn Hammet
Charles Cockerel) John Rutherford
Wm. Dickinson, sen,le jun. Win: Garrow
G. Holten! George W. fhellussoh
Edward Hiliard ' Thomas Thornton.
Thomas Beaumont Francis Sitwell
Robert Gunning George Garland
Waldo Sibtivotp Wm. Baker . .
1. Hawkins Browne • Peter Latouche
Wm. Ellison ' ' James Macdonald
P. Cranford Bruce Thomas Thornton
k ram:is Annesley )ohn Calvert
l , ih 11 13 I dckburne Admiral Harvey
lames Ferguson , General Mackenzie Fraser
D. Clephane Edward Lee
Spencer Stanhope.. Colonel Longtield
Magens Dorrien Magets, Thomas Asheton Smith .
mnini %Maitland ' General Dickson.
M. Hicks Beach loseph Strutt
William Fitzhugh . Samuel ThOrnton
James Dupre - Henry tVilloughby
,Hugh Leycestcr W. S. Bourne ,
Col. Maxwell Robert Ward '
1 ohn,l effery , , . Colonel Bagwell
Charles Grant -. Ant irony Eyre ,
Clara& and Samuel Scott . Robert Leigh
C.:olooel Odell ' Gabriel Steward ~
Henry Banks -• 2 ' ' S. Barrie
Thomas Davis Lamb ' W Allan' Mellish. •
• • ' - Physicians. f • . .
. . Physician of the Deceased,-
. . .
Sir Valter Farquhar, haft. I • ,
Divines in 'Clerical Habits;.'
Abeat.forty in number, among whom were many of high class
in. that body. .
Secretary of the Dece'aSed—Edward•Marshall, Esq.
Trumpets.
Richmond Herald, hahited as the other OfficerS of 3irms.
-THE BANNER OF THF:'CREST OF PITT,' •
Supporter, T..Chol. .? borne by Rt. H. Z Supporter, W:Wil.'
mondeley, Esq. M. P.. 5 C. 1. Villiers. 5 berforce, Esq. M.P.
Officers who attended the Body while itlay. in State.
Knights Bachelors.
Sirs, John Nichol' • - ' John Arundel - •
Vicary Gibbs, M.P. ' William Blizard
Robert Burnett . Alexander Mackenzie.
Aldermen of tond6n,
Sir Matthew Bloxam Alderman Rokvcroft
r • Alderman Flower Alderman Hunter •
Alderman Boydell.
. ~ . .
.judge of the Admiralty bore one of the Bannerolls..
, • , ' Knights of the Bath, , • .
Sir john Colpoys , David Dundai -
• Lord De Blaquiere Sir Tho Mas Ttigge.
Baronets, . •
Sirs William Heathcote Sirs Alexander Giant
Christopher Hawkins Richard ,ifartlinge •
, Bon. Wm. Martin -.-. Robert Peel
Hugh Inglis . t . Charles BOughton
)ohn Win: Anderson Robert Preston.
Brook iVatson,' •. Charles Talbot
Win. Burroughs 'William Ellind
Cuthbert Heron William Delbert' .•
Robert Williams John' Ord
George Cornwall Aoraham Hume.
Drummond Smith Theophilus Metcalfe.
Henry Mildmay lames Montgomery
- Williani Curtis Walter Stirling
. Christopher Baynes William Pole
Richard Car Glyn Hugh Hanailton Dalrymple
Robert Wigram Francis Hartwell,
A Gentleman Usher (with two Assistants) carrying a silk
carpet and a black velvet cushion, whereon. the trophies
. were placed in the Church.
'Comptroller, Treasurer, Steward,
'Joseph Smith, Esq. Wm.D.Adarni, Esq. W. Johnson, Esq.
in mourning cloaks, bearing white staves.
Younger Sonsof Barons, •
Hon. Capt. Gardner Hon. Wm. Hill
Hon. Gen. Phipps Hon. Charles Bagot, and
Hon. Augustus Phipps Hon, F. Gardner, and others.
Younger Sons of Viscounts, ..
Hon; W. Broderick Hon. W. A.Townshend, and
Hon. C. Moncklon.

Sir T. Manners Sutton, one of-the Barons of the Exchequer.
Right Hon. the Lord Maye., in close mourning,
with his Collar arid Chain. -
Privy'Councillors, who are not Peers,
Geo. Knox. Charles Yorke
1 saac ,Corry John Smith
john Foster john Hookham Frere
Sir Laurence Parsons J. H. Addington, and
N. Bond.
Eldest Sons of Barons. • . • .
Hon. Eciward.Lascell‘s, 14. P.
• Younger Soni of. Earls. , •
Hon. Wrp. Wellesley. Pole .Lieut. Gen. Murray -
-Sir Hon.,
Wellesley • • I. C. POilsoilby
. Crepley A !Ailey tbopfr `'Charles Smart, -
Cerieral Paget Alexander Hope,

Hugh Percy.
Eldest Sons of Vis:Aints,
Hon. Charles Herbert Pie-lepont.
the Right lion. the Speaker of the Floue of Ciumnuns.

ISa runs.
Bayning De Duristanvillo
13oringdon ' Rendleshatn
-MAcdonald St. Helens
Whitworth C ranthain
Berwick Carrington
Henniker Cawdor
Amherst Templetown
Harewood Ashburnhaut
• Arden Headley
Minto Aston
Auckland Walsinghlm
• • Kenyon
Bishops.
London • • • Extter
• Chester briStol
Hereford C lontert
Bath and Wells' Cork
Rochester Ross.
•' Younger Sons of IVlarquisses.
Lord George Beresford Lord John Thynne
Lord George Thynne.
Eldest Sons of Earls.
Viscounts Stopford Lords Binning
:Primrose Garlies

Marsham ' Burghersh
Kirkwall Paget
, • Morpeth Bruce.
Viscounts.
• : Hood Hawarden
. Chetwynd . Ranelagh
- Bulkelcy.
' • Youngest Sons of Dukes.
Frederick Campbell jatnes•Murray
Francis Spencer Charles Somerset
E lest Sons of Marquises —none.
Earls.
- Romney Charleville
- Pembroke ' • " - Northampton
'Portsmouth,.. . , Ess:A •
Uxbridge Clancarty
Spencer . ' Macclesheld •
Talbot - AthlOne
Carlisle Morton . •
G rosvenor • Ross
Buckinghamshire Aberdeen .
Pomfret • —'Scarborough
A vlesford Glasgow • •
.
Dartmouth - , I.l.tican • ^
, • • - Eldest Sons of Dukes.
Marquis of Blanclford Marquis-of Worcester,
Marquisses.
Bath, Thomond,
. , Hereford.
Duke of Portland.
Lord Privy Seal—Viscount Sidtnouth.
Archbishop of Canterbury—One of the Pall Bearers.
Princes of the Blood Royal,
The Duke of York, the Duke of Cumberland,
and the Duke of Cambridge.
•
'York Herald,
habited as the other Officers of Arms.
, GREAT BANNER, •
Supporter, Borne by ( , Supporter,
W. R. Cartwright, the Hon. Henry-' Edward W. Bootle,
• Esq. M. P. Lascelles, M.P. ( Esq. M. P.
i
HELM and CREST, Borne
EST'
!some by Somerset, Lancaster, and
SWORD andTaaca, Chester Herald.)
SURCOAT,
A Gentleman Usher 2 ClarencicuxKing S AGentleman Usher
with a Half Stall. S of Arms. ? with a Half Stall,

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BODY,
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adorned with !...4
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Arms of the
llcceased.

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A Gentleman Usher ? Garter Principal S A GentlemanUsber
with a hallstaft S King of Arms. ? with a halt statt:
Supporter, Earl ofChit Mourner, the S Supporter E. of
Westmorland,K,G. S E.sfChatham,K.G. Camden, K. G.
Train Bearer,
• Sir Williath Bellingliatn, Bart. „
AsSistant Mourners.
Marquis of Abercorn, K. G. Marquis Wellesley, K. B.
Earl of Euston. • Earl Bathurst.
Viscount Lowther. - - Lord Grenvdie.•
A C;entletnan Usher ? Norroy King of S A Gentleman Usher,
with a half staff,.
.5 Arms. ? with a halt stall.