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London, England, 1805-01-26 00:00:00

A'AUTICAL lATMLIGENCI.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. N. E.
ARR. DUE. Ail. DM
n iblin o z Hunburgh o •o
Atztlord o 3

P:.NZANCE, JAN. 23.—Arrived yellerday his
•Ay's brig Gemmel., Lieutenant Bess, and remains
‘‘;t:t leveret veffels in the Bay, but cannot learn their
11.1:nes in time for the poft, as it blows a (mart gale
Arm EaII by South.
1 ..LMOUTM, JAN. z3.—Arrived. the Prinie of
TR EtuDA, from London ; James, CAnt rant,
:. cm Yonghall, for Southampton ; Venerable, En.
• AIDS, from ditto, fur London ; Ceres, Arming,
item Rofs, for London ; Cartumien, %terrains.
f:uni Cork, for Guernfey ; John and Mary, CHRIS-
1E ; Orion, EVANS ; Unius, Devis ; and thb Eliza-
:4th, Roster, from Cork, for London; William
and Mary, Evems ; and the Eliza, HULLMAN, F.-om
Waterford, for London ; Good Hannah, Cilium,'
from the WeR Indies, laR from St. Ives, bound to
London ; elf? a Spanifh Paid to be from the
WO Indies, fent in bp the MALTA man of war, but
blowing fo hard there has been no boat from her to
:liable me to learn I,:rther particulars. Lett night
arrived off this port. the Mary, PHILLIP, with pro-
vitions,for London, but during the night was driven
or. the rocks at the entrance of this harbour, and is
not yet got ckg ; part, of her cargo is landed ; but
the wind blowing Rrong from the eatward, and the
fea running fo high, it is feared 'the vigil will bie ma-
terially injured.
DEAL, JAN. 2S.—Retrain in the Diatvns
je..yihips as per laR. Wind N. E. blows hard.

PolTsxouTH, JAN. 25.A.TrIVCd the MIGAIA
Ere (hip, and the Atrr urea fine, of war. WinaE.N. E.

YARMOUTH, JAN. 25.—During
.the late gale of
wind the Jervis, Po. Woosm, Muller, of this port,
from Keith, hound to Lynn, with Welch coals, was
b:own on fhore in the South-ham, and,carried away
her main mail, and the gale continuing, the went to
rieces lad night ; the cargo is entirely loft, and the
LI .13 is a completeovreck.

FUNERAL OF THE ARCHBISHOP OP

CANTERBURY'.

. Yeflerdav morning, as early as ten o'clock, the
Pe-.vs and Galleries in Lambeth Church were crowd:
ed.to an overflow, fo high was the public curiofity
raifetl.in expeaation of feeing this grand and Interne
proceffion. The Pulpit, Clerk's Delk, Reading Dclk,
Communion Table, and Railing all round, were hung
with fuperfine black cloth. The Efcutcheons, Mitres,
and Crefts, were done on filk. executed in an elegant
manner, and placed at Inch dillances on the black as
to give the whole a folemn and good effea.
. The vault in which his Grace was to be interred
was immediately under the Communion. Table 0. it
was opened by railing fame of the pavement before
the railing. which was afterwards matted over.
A:hong the numerous fpeaators with which the
&hurch was filled were several perfons of diflinaion,
few being admitted blit tbafe of refpeltability. On
the outfide of the doors there acre crowds preffing to
get in.. .
The Loyal Lambeth iiolunieers, under the Cons-
:nand of Lieutenant-Colonel SLabs, (in which.corps
CF:AILIS Mooax, fon of the deceafed, is a Cap-
tain', were drawn up front the Palace Door. along
the ground, forming an avenue fps the proceffion up
to the Church door. At two o'clock the body was
carried from the bed room, along the extenfive gal-
lery built.by Cardinal Poss. through the grand hall,
and down the principt Ita;r-cafe,,' to the ground.be
fore the door, where t Volunteers torined an ave-
nue. 'The following is the
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
Llls Grace's Porter in Livery.
wearing a kart and hat-baud, carrying a pale,
the top muffled with crape.
Two Beadles of Lambeth,
with filk hat-bands and pole. dreffed.
The Churchwardens and °scrims, two and two.
Two Porters, with poles dretred. • ,
State Lid, of black oltrich feathers, with Elk trophies.
Two Porters with filk dreffes and poles.
Rev. Dr. If e se, Redtor of Lambeth.
The Res. Mr. 11*.r-rt.c. and
Rev. Mr. SWAIM, Curates.
One of his Orate'p Domenic., wearing a fdk (cart, carrying
a crimfon velvet claims, trimmed with gold fringe
and tattle. ; on which was placed a foperb
Mitre, velvet cap edged with ermine,
and

• - purple blau, . _ gold fringe.
Betas. THE BODY, PaU Berea
Lord Hama r coverol with a black velvet M. Ent N, Efq.
Sir V. tgrw PaU decorated with filk Capt. ED aN
CaL Eimp Efeutchroos,Mitm,Creits, Lt. Col. Be Le
Had. Col. gimp d eight gold tads. J. EDEN, Efq.
Four Saga of the deceafed, as Chicf Mourners, viz.
Slew. Mr. Mooae, C. Manta, Efq Rev. R. Moors,
3. Moore. Efq. with crape, farts, and hat-bands.
Lord AucittAND, andß. Efq.
His Grace's Executors,.
Rev. Mf.BARION and Rev. Mt. SANDIPORD,
His o;ace's Chaplains.
Dr. VAvonsu and Mr. YOUNG, rhTfNiall and Apothecary.
Churchwardens and Ovedsen, two and two, viz.
Rev. Mr. Tow, Mcifts. LANIIILT, YOUNG. lonic, FiNN,
VALLIANT, RIAD. CURTAIN and (Oaf MICTS.
wearing Clk (carts.
Thirty Men Servants, two and two, all in mourning, with crape

Sixteen Female Servants, two and two, all in deep mourning.
As the ProceMon paged along the avenue formed
by the military ; the Mak played the Dead March
in Sid. The effea was truly folemn. When the
l'rnceffion entered the Church, it went all round ;
cite coffin was then placed on trefTels before the &fie,
on which was placed the State Lid of Feathers.
The Funeral Service was performed by the Rev.
Df. Vyss, Reaor of the Farah, and .Chaplain to the
Llmbeth Volunteers—after which His Grace's Re-
r..atns were &poked in the vault under the Com-
:nu-6ln Table, over which was placed the Mitre.
The Coffin was covered with black Genoa velvet,
friperbly mounted, having two rows of nails, eight
large handles, with mitres over them ; on the lid
large plate, on which was the following in.
fc• Lion

JOHN MOORE,
&mummer O CANTIRIMIT,
Died ilitil Janu, dos,
4010 741rWs.