The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-03 00:00:00

LORD ATLSON's FUKEIL.JL.

The followinc, is a brief outline of the ortiet 'Of
procession fronfGreenwich to Whitehall, by water;
iron thence to the Admiralty, where the body is to
remain en Wednesday night ; and next day's grand
solemnity from the Admiralty to St. Paul's :

FROM GREENWICH, HOSPITAL TO WHITE:HALL STAILZ.V

tat Barge—Drums, Trumpets, the Guidon; each borne ay. a
Captain, and suppoited by z Lieutenants ; two PursUivants
ut Anna.
zd Ditto-4 Trumpets, Officers of Arms, hearing the surcoar;
target, sword, spurs, &c. of the deceased. Banners as a
K.... 11. and the Great Banner, supported as above. . .
3ti. Ditto-6 Trumpets, 3 Bannerol is ca,:li side, each support
ed by a Lieutenant ; BODY ; ,Viaco,tnes Coronet, suP-
- pouted by Norroy, King of Arms; Union Flag at the head;
Black Feathers, and Arms of the dcceaied.
4th Ditto—C hiet Mowner,' Supporters, and Train-bearer;
Banner of Emblems, borne by a Captain, aril suppertcd by
two Lieutenants.
Thrze of the Barges to he covered with back cloth, that
carrying the Body, with black velvet.
From Whitehall to the Admiralty, the Music,
Banners, Heralds, Officers, &c. to follow in the
same order as on the.water. A canopy to be carried
over the body, supported by four Admirals.
FROM THE ADMIRALTY TO ST. PAUL'S.
Marshalinen, to clear the way.
Messenger to the College of Aims.
Six Conduaors, with the ViscounCs Crest and Badge cn ;he:r
arms, Staves with Coronets.
48 Greenwich Pensioners, in black cloaks.
48 Seamen of His Majesty's Ship the Victory, with crape
hatbands.
in
-6 Watermen of deceased, black, with badges on their arms.
Di UMS and fifes.
Drum-Major.
Trumpets.
Serjeant, ditto.
Rouge Croix, Pnrsuivants of Arms ; a Standard 'in front of
the Coach borne by a Captain in the Aoyal Navy, sup-
ported by two Lieutenants.
Chaplain of the Deceased.
Officers of the College of Arms.
Masters in Chancery and other Dignitaries of the Law, the
Chief I ustice to be List.
iudge ul the Admiralty.
Chamberlain of the Exchequer.
' Groom of the Chamber.
Master of the Ceremonies.
Knights of the Bath.
Gentlemen of the J'rivy Chamber.
Knight Marshal.
Baronets.
Gentleman Usher, carrying a Carpet on a Cushion, for Tro-
phies to be deposited on in the C tnir...h.
Officers of Household to Dc,eaect.
Peers and Public °dicers in rotation.
Trumpets.
Richmond Herald.'
Great Banner, borne and supported as before.
Gauntlet, Helmet, Sword, &c. of D,:eeused, each borne by a
. • Herald at Arms ..
Coronet on a Cushion, borne by Noiroy, King at Arms, adt-
ing for Clarencicux, with Gentler-urn Ushers on each ei,1,..
THE BODY:
(The Pall supported by tour Admirals.
Sailors of the Victory drawing the Car.)
' Garter King at AMIS. . .. .
Cider Mourner, „
(His Train supported by A Captain hi the Royal' Navy ; Gen-
tlemen Ushers ork-each side) ,
Six Assistansrifrnets.
' Banner of le 'blefif'S..
ReiationS of to 4
• ecCase:..
Officers of the Navy anti Army Seniors next the Pod}~
The Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, - ktir,' are to fall into the
t Procession -when it enters into the City at Temple-
Bar. The different gradations of rank to be in-
verted in the order of Procession before the Body;
but to follow the Body in the established order, the.
highest in rank taking precedence of the next, and
so downwards, that persons of the highest distmehun,
may be next the Body. , . .. .

CORN EXCHANGE, JAN.• 3.--To-day there are
scarce any -fresh arrivals of grain in general, and but
little business is stirring ; tie few samples of prime
Wheat keep their price ; ordinary at less ; Rye this
week is dearer ; Barley fully at last quotation ;.
White Pease are lower; Grey at less; Beans ra-
ther so , there are tolerable good supplies of Oats,
and best Samples are rather dearer; in Flour no
alteration.

Wheat sos a 58s a 66s od
Fine ditto - ()Ss a Its cid
Rye - - 3Ss a 39s 0
Barley - • 3=s 3 36s 0.1
Malt bos a 70S od
Bite Pease 36a a 44s cd
G fey ditto 32s a 36, od

Beans - sos a 56i od
Tick Beans 42s a 49s od
oats 23s a 28, a 3zs od
Poland ditto 33S a J4s
Rape Seed - 381 4zl
Fine Hour 6os a 65, A
seconds - sis a bo) od

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JAN. 3.
This day's market was but thinly supplied with
different kinds of Cattle ; the prices for tLe greater-
part are advanced since Monday's market, and the
trade was but indifferent: The Haymarket was very
dull; Hay and Clover do. not fetch last prices, Straw
continues as per last report,—The followlng is an
accurate account of the prices and numbers :

To sink the Oda: NI:- stone of 8!b. .
Beef 4s. od. to 5s od.--Mutton 4s. 6d. to od.----Veal
s§. od. to Gs. 6d.—Pork 4s. 6d..t0 SJ. bd.
Beasts 420.—Sheep 375°.—Caives 4oQ.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.
Hay at. 15S• to 41. 4s• —Clover 31 3s• to Sl. Os. —S traw
tL loS. to 11. 16s.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
For the Dutch Ships whicit surr_ncivred to Vice_Admiral
Sir Andrew Mitchell, in the Vlidter, the josh August 1799,
to persons entitled, who have not yet been paid, at No. 3,
Brick-court, Temple.
Qule're)nthceiOlarlfilocteters, and Cyaiocmeposri.,:neie.s i
Royal sso‘lL,l.ra,jiegsrity:sSQueheipos.
Barlieur, Impregnable, I.nnthin, Prince of Wales, ‘..m,sar,
Marlborough, Colossus; Audacious, Excellent, Gibraltar,
Bellerophon, Cumberland, Minotaur, Orton, Russel, Ro-
bust, Tremendous, Zealous, Valiant, Venerable, liecior,
Triumph, Canada, Thunderer, Leviathan, Invincible. Cul-
loden, Arrogant, Brunswick, Thalia, Santa Mar-
garitta, Melampus, Crescent, Niker, Asrrea, Aquilon,
Blonde, Pallas, La •Nytnphe, Hebe, Charon Hospital-ship,
Megxra, Comet, amt Incen,kary Fire ;hips, Speculator, re.
n,:lope, Rattler, and Argus Armed Cutters, for the Capture
of Le Requin, hrcnch Corvette, th 4 2,tl February, t 795,
0.1 the Seth inst)rt ; or every Month!, and ThLtsd,y aftcr-
wArds, at No, t;, Clc.:Ment's Inn.