The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-21 00:00:00

It T T S.

The following, which we have. now copied.
pre tempora, out. of an Paper, did appear,
previous to the late riotsl in a London ~rourni,
though we are not aware, at the mcment,
which. It was also placarded on the walls of
metropolis. 'Let it but be brought. hone to any
mans or set of rnen,and then who will deny that
he or they were the guilty.individuals who
produced the disgraceful and bloody• scenes of
the day ? Must not those who
,directed their
processions to wait cc Eastward of layde.
Corner," have been
.the plotters to force the
funeral in that direction? Ills MAJESTY'S
Officers, we trust, will not be negligent of this
hint !

" That in eonsequettee of the general desire on the part of
the pubhc to attend in the procession on the day of her
Majesty's funeral; ipdividually, as well as hi hodi-s of dif-
ferent trades, it is highly expedient that the most early, as
well as the most complete, instructions be circulated by this

Committee, respecting the arrangements to be observed on th t
day : for the accomplishment of.which this Conimittee do pririt
and distribute copies of their rCconnnendations.

" That as it will be desirable for the different bodies that
may attend on • foot to join in the procession; this COmmittet
do recommend that the Stewards or Conductors of such bo-
dies do take up their ground eastward. of I4de-:park Cor-
ner, as, they shall fad the same vacant, and to follow in

this precession ns fir as rosy be
ii.nivitxen.iaer;;
ear.bt4lietmtinuiitli
solemn an-occasion ;- and that the bands cif 'Music,attaclied tj
the cliff:Tent tracks d 3 play the " Deadillarch in Saul," as th-;
body passes, and likewise lower their banners.
"'That it be recommended to i.ientlenten who mean to at-
tend on horseback, to nis?mble in Hyde Park at the hour of six
in the morning of Tuesday Cie inst. where the Sub.Corn-
rnittee will attend to give thern,the necessary. instructions ; and
it is r;que!itcd that every Gentleman so attending do appear in
deep mourning—crape hatband, and black frontlet.to the bridle
of his horse : Gentlemen are further requested not to appear in
jockey boots.

. .
" That it be recommended to such persons as purpose at,
tending in mourning conches or priyate carriages, to take up
their station in Grosvenor-place, with their horses' heads to,
wards Hyde-Park Corner, and that they provide hatbands fill-
their servants. Gentle:nen are entreated to-gjve.the most posi-
tive orders to their servants to attend to the instructions of th.t
Sub. Committee, who will attend to conduct the arrangement of

car riag es."

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DE.4 T.; AUG. 20.—Wind E.--Arrived and saika for Leith
the Helen, Fyal, from Leghorn. Remain in the Downs the
Severn
:frigate ; Diligence and Swift East India Pilot yachts.
DOVER, Auo.'2o.—Arrived the Fox and Zephyr transport::,
from Portsmouth for Heligoland.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 20.--Wind E.S.E.—Arrived. the
Augusta, Olesson, from Norway. Sailed the Rose and Martin
sloops of war for the Mediterranean.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 13.----Wind variable.—Arrived the
American brig Only Son, Green, from Richmond, in 31 days
Arrived off the port the Franc, Robinson, for Prince Edivarsl's
Island, in 35 days. Sailed' the Pu4e of Kent packet f9r
LiAbon ; Marchioness of Queensberry, ditto, for America ;
and Marchioness a Salisbury, ditto, fQr the Islands, all with

mails.

DATiTmoirni, Ara. 16.--Arrive3l the Charles, Dal-?,
from London, with 59 kegs of. spirits, picked up off the Isl.: of
IVigh t.
ll:tuv-ic H., Ave. 20.—Arrived the Henry Freeling packet,
with n mail, from Cuxhaven.
The 31}irin, Duvlex, from Dublin to New York, put into
Fayai about lDth of June, Leaky, and has been cgndemned as
ur.seaworthy.