The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-17 00:00:00

Carlton house.

`The cavalcade 'proceeded Aosta), p Grosvenor place. into.
Pieeisdilly, through Park-lane, doers (7xford-street, to the
burial ground belonging to St. Georges, Hanover-square.
On its arrival the brethren forming a line on racii
side of the entrance into the Chaps): The Minister met tiro
coffin attire gate, which was followed try' he mourneii, whits'
the Worshipful Master and the Brethren tnitowed iu res
,veri.ed order to that in;wkich they had come. The service
was performed lit a most soltinn and impressive manner., and
the body then borne to the grave, in the tame order,in whicti
it had entered the Chapel, at which place, ot} its arriva
the whole of the Mourners and Brethren formed a circle dur-
ing the' performance of the last sail otlice. Few individuals
were more respected than the late ,Mr. Wedgeherrow, ;tad
(hiring his long illness it was the daily custom of his Ma-
jetty graciously to condescend to inquire after his state of
health; and by the King's special command, bosh Sir licnrr
Halford and Sir M. Tierney constantly attended him. Mr.,
Wedgeberrow was in the 41st year of his age, and has left
widow and three young children.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 17.—We have had very
little Wheat fresh in since Mo-nday, net any ito-.
provetnent in the demand this morning hitt what.
sales were made were at Monday's prices. Bailer
was very heavy sale, and ratider cheaper, having'
scarce a buyer at market. .The arrivals of Oats
have increased, and the trade was heavy, but theca
is no alteration in prices.

LONDON WELCH AUX./LIART BißLe SOCLETYJ
—The Annual Meeting of the above Society was
held yesterday at the Paul's Elead, Cateatoil-.
street, Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. M.P. the Pre••
,Went, in the Chair, supported by several eminent
Clergymen. The Report of the last year was
read by the Secretary, by which ir.apnears thaz
a considerable number of Bibles trod Testament*
have been distributed among the poor im lifulese
and that further pecuniary aid was only wqiiting tii
further the greater eireulatioa at the-Serfptoree
in that part of the k,ingdont. At the conclusion
of the readitlg of the Report, the Chairman
wher gentlemen expatiated at considerable leugils
and ability on the utility of supporting the So
ciety, after wbich.t be meeting adjOuttred.,

The Earl of CLAN.O.',EITT arrired in lawn yester.,
thy from the Court of the Netherlamii. The
Noble Earl alighted at Thomas's Hotel, Berke.'
ley-squ.re, alit: will nor remain in towq, it iti
believed, more than a few days. None of his
Lot dships family came with him.
This day the Earl of HARROWIrf will entertain
the Cabinet Alinisters with a grand dinner, at his
honse in Grosvenur.squate.
Yesterday, the all and Countess of HARROWSt
gave a gratsd dinner, at their house in Grosvenori,
square.
'lite Man in St. James's Parl4 has recently re-
covered Borne at its former fashion. Alooday
it presented a tine display of equestrians, niaNt
and f. male, who sought the protection of i!*
shade front the stm and dust of the tide in Ilyoc
Path.

Feathers and ermine have then enotnaously it)
consequence of the npp ()aching Cot ottat too. A 9
thete is not enough trmine in the country t,*
answer One-tenth of the demand, the white an,l
black cats of tlte United Kingdom will be in great
request, and the Tabbies ought to be of :Natal
to s the their favourites.
It would seem that the Dandies of Calcutta,
mounted on their Velocipedes, have become rather'
troublesome to the worthy citizens of that metro'
polls; the following General Order, in eon '
(pence, has been issued :
General Orders—By his Exceilet3cy the Most Noble the Go'
veraor Gcorsal.
" His Excellency the Most Noble the Governor General 10
pleased to direct, that in, lot ore Velocipede.' shall not ise
permit tcd to eerier the ResvondentiA walk. B Order,'
" C.'l'. HiGoass, Officiating Town Major."..
The 10th Hussars, his Ni As sTx 's tavourite re'
giment, passed through Cat lisle this week, frcal
the Notth, for London, to assist in the ceremonial
of the Corottation. The eldest son of Sir Fttiorc9
BURDETT is an officer in this corps. He is a find'
person,ble lookiug young man.
FEMALE Hestotsm.—A woman travelling from
Beverley to Leclionlild ott Monday se'nnit.,7lo,
was attacked by a person in the garb of
sailor, who demanded her money, which she
declined complying with ; she was sitting du W'l
at the time for the put pose of resting herself."'"
The villain then put a iiintoi to her head, to enforce
his dent and which the worn.m courageously seized,
end utter a hard contest, succeeded in wrenching
the deadly weapon troth his grasp. A gentlematt
routing up at the time endeavoured to secure tlte
sailor, but after a short pursuit, be effected biS
escape through a hedge.

DIED.
011 Nlonday, th-e i tli inst. :11r. Thomas HaykY, latt
Lutig Acre.

LONDON: Printed hz J. B. CAR::TA IRS, of Nn. 4y, ?re:
Oinoool-street, Of:col-31'litre; and pubh•siseti Ict;
SiItIPPS, of No. 7, Smith Nioltoo-rect, at TN
Oftice, No. 1 i 2, Slrand ; vibtru'AilveDi3ernentS, Cldt`
Leuers, 31;. ;pc,t-pail;