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This day Was published, the Fifth Edition of SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. FUNER4L OF HER LATE MAJESTY. playing the " Dead March in Setil." Behind the
bugle-men came the depteertion of three hunched in- ; .
A N ESSAY on EDUCATION, painting out those
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11 branches of knowledge most useful in the present state of COLCHESTER. habitants on flue; then a body of about a hundred I.
society. By the Ili.v. JOHN EVANS, LL. D. BURDEROP RACES, TDESDAT, AUGUST 14, 1821.
As soon as it was ascertained that the Royal re- individuals on hot- chock; and then the Processten in
Master of an Academy for a limited Dumber of Pupils, Pullin"... A Sweepstakes of sOgs. each, h. ft.
row, Islington. Mr. Goddard's bay filly, by haphazard, walked over. mains would be certainly brought here, the people its usual order. The scene was highly impressive,
•eet is evident Dr. Evans has it warmly at heart to train the Mr-Dienes I).c. by Camerton, and Mr.Calleys Fitz-Iledley, dr. of the adjacent hamlets determined to come to Col- and we observed a great nut-Aber of people in tears.
' pupils in hi.. seminary to knowledge and virtue, and to make A Gold Cup, value 100 gs. with 25gs. added. - chester and pay the tribute of their respect to her When the Procession arrived before the inn, the
' :11.,•ni enlightened, pure, and useful members of society.”- SirJ. Astley named Mr. Goddard's f. by haphazard, 5 yrs old 1 MAJESTY'S remains. On Wednesday morning, at an hearse drew Off on the Opposite side of the sti ...et, and
• eonthly Review. Marquis of Ailesbury's Savernakc, 4 yrs old - - - C early period of the day, a number of persons of dif- the Guard of Honour which attended it was relieved
Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternostererow. Mr. Benett named Trance, 4 yrs old - - - • 3 ferent classes arrived in this town, and towards even- by another of the same Reeiment. In the mean
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In a few days will bepublished, in Two Volumes Octavos the A Purse of 50gs. by Subscription. ~
ing the quantity that appeared in the streets was al- time, Lord and Lady Hoop, Lady ANNE HAMILTON,
Semed Edition, with Six Portraits, Mr. Fraser's Clan Albyn, 4 yrs old - - - - 1 1
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~most incredible. There had been no service per• Dr. and Mrs. LUSHINGTON, and the other persons ••
• Mr. Dundas's Pelican, 5 yrs old - - - -
-ur EMOIRS of the PROTECTOR, OLIVER
Mr. J. &idler's Steel Trap, 6 yrs old - - - 5 5 formed in either of the Churches; but tire bell was occupying the mourning coaches, had alighted. Mr. .; .
INA. CROMWELL, with Original Letter, and other Fa-.
WEDNEsnar. tolled, and the inhabitants generally shut up their BROMIIAM ►and Sir Romer Witsoss. about this 's
mily Papers. A Handicap Plate of 50gs. the gift of Joseph Pitt and Robert The shops in 11;0-bh-street were nearly all shut, time, arrived post from London, and joined the com- •
By 0 I,T VIM CR OM WEL Gordon, Esqrs. for horses of all ages.-Two-mile heats.
Esq. shops.
1 1 A detachment of the 4th Light Dragoons, or Queen's pasty at dinner. Shortly afterwards Mr. Themes, , s
A Desandant of the Family.
Mr. Fraser's Fitz-Iledley, 3 yrs old, 7st. - - -
E'ir.ted for Longman, finest, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Mr. Sadler's Steel Trip 6 yrs old, sic. 71b. - .. 2 2 Own Regiment, were sent to Colchester, in order to of tie Lord Chamberlain's Office, who constantly at-
-' "We mir.t take our leave'of the present Author, thanking a 3 relieve the escort that was to attend the Procession tended the Procession from its setting out, received i
Mr. Digges colt, by l'arri, erion: 3 y'rs old, Esc. 81b. -
him for the valuable addition which be has made to our histori-
from Chelmsford. At half past three o'clock, this a letter by express from Lord LivettrooL in answer
•• cal literature."-Altmenly lieview. . A Renewal of the Severnake Forest Stakes of Bags, each. 15gs.
--------------- ft. for s.yr-olds, 7st. 81b. 4--olds, est. 121 b. fillies allowed
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aetachment was drawn up on foot, in the Arcade of to a communication which had been made to the •*e;
BATHING. 31h.-Red Post in.
- - 1 the New Corn Market. The Officers had crapes Noble Earl, stating That the undertakers' horses were e,
This day was published, price ss. 61. the Fif.h Edition, Mr. Goddard's filly, by Haphazard, a yrs old
. imaroved, of Marquis of Ailesbury's Savernake, 4 yrs old - - - 2 round their caps, and armlets mid scarfs of crape.- • unable to proceed so rapidly. His Lordship's reply e
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N ESSAY on WARM, COLD, and VAPOUR A Silver Bowl, the gift of J. Benett, Esq. Steward, for horses not The Three Cups was the inn where the preparations granted permission for the cavalcade to remain at
ABATHING, with Observations on SEA-BATHING, thorough-bred, the property of Freeholders of Wilts or their had been ordered to be made, and several moms had Colchester for that night ; but, at the same time, en-
Bilious
Liver Complaints, and Dropsy. Sns.-To carry King's Plate weights.-Two mile heats.
1 1 been accordingly kept in readiness for the accomino- joined Mr. THOMAS to take care that it proceeded •
By Sir A. CLARK E, M.D. Mr. Iveson's b. g. Bryan; aged - -
- 2 2 dation of the females and the other persons who early on the next morning. .
" This work will be found to contain more useful instruction, Mr. Williams's br. g. Plumper, 4 yrs old
and more valuable practical remarks, than any that has appeared Mr. 13aden's b. g. Candidate, 5 yrs old - - 3dr formed the Procession. Dinner was also provided This permission to take repose was joyfully accepted •
on the subieet."-Gacette of Health, No. 3J• In consequence of the death of her Majesty the QM'S, the for the whole number of persons who formed part of by the whole train ; and, no doubt, the poor Ilanove- •
Also, lately published, by the same Author, Race Ball did not take place. the Procession-the mourners, and the undertaker rian horses, which are but ill-calculated for hard Ira.
The Mother's Medical MAIL= in the Diseases of lufauts and WORCESTER RACES-Tersnar, Auousr 14. and his men. The inhabitants of the town, and the yelling, enjoyed the tepose as much as their masters.
Children, Is. 6d. A Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, for all ages. T"..° miles. (Six- strangers who had been attracted thither by the Dees. The circumstance, however, made it necessary to fine
• Printed for henry Conlin-1i and Co. Conduit-street.
1-e•; -- - -----Lately pcbuilled, in Octavo, price at. teen Subscribers).
.. i sion, seemed to be animated by one feeling. To- some place in which to deposit the Royal remains
Mr. R. L. Charhon's Master Harry, 6 yrs old, a: t.
0 wards the hour when the Procession was expected to for the night ; and, after some consultation, the Rev.
17* A CHEMICAL and MEDICAL REPORT of the Lord Stamford's b. c. quicksilver, 4 yrs old, 7st. 121 b.
PROPERTIES of the MINERAL WATERS of Lord Warwick'sh. m. Selima, 4 yrs old, 7st. 9th. - 3 arrive, large bodies of respectable-looking indivi- Mr. TORRIANO was applied to by Mr. TIIoNI AS for,
Lord Plymouth's. b. h. Duplicate, aged, 90. 21b.
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Buxton, ?Matlock, Tunbridge Wells, Harrogate, Bath, Chelsea-- • 4 duals of both sexes, in mourning habiliments, pro- permission to use the Church of Sr. Peter f r this A
Mr. E. Foley's bL c. Gleaner, 3 yrs old, 6st. 61b. - 5a
• ham Leaniinglon Malvern, and the laic of Wight. ceeded to the inlet through which the cavalcade was purpose, which permission was readily given, ai:d the '!
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By CHARLES SCUDA MORE, M.D. The City Members' Plate of £lO each, added to a Sweepstakes
to enter the town. There was a design on foot amongst Royal corpse was placed within the railing which in- s,
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Physician in Oislinars to his Royal Highness the Prince Leo-
.. of sgs. each. Two mile heats.
pull of S.ile-Colaurg. Sir U. W. Wynn'. b. c. Thirsis, 4 yrs old, 7st. 121 b. 1 1 some of the townsmen to hold a meeting, for the par- closes the Communion table, where it was lett under
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• Published by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. Mr. West's b. h. Fitz-Orville, aged, 9st. sib. - 2 2 pose of arranging a procession of the inhabitants of the care of the beadles, and a 7.,ttard of Dragoons-
Of whom may be bad, by the saute Author, in a thick octavo Mr. Swindill's br. h. Saucebox, 5 yrs old, Bst. 71b. 3dr the town ; but this design was afterwards abandoned, and this measure led to as singular an altercation as, >,
volume, price 20s. the Third Edition, revised and materially en- Lord Warwick's b. h. Roman, 6 yrs old, tar. - 4dr
as. it was thought more advisable that the attendance perhaps, ever was recorded. IVe must here mention NI
• eed, es a Treetise on the Nature and Cure of Gout and Itheu- This Race afforded great sport, being well contested. The
Of every man upon the mournful occasion should be a circumstance as connected with it, which, we be- es
n'atratiStn, Including General Considerations on Morbid States of Course was well attended by the neighbouring Nobility and
the Digestive Organs, some Remarks on Regimen, aud Frani- Gentry, the result of his own unbiassed feeling. The windows, lieve, has not been made public before. So °remit ^
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cal 011.‘ervatiorta on Gravel. KENDAL RACES, (Nie COURSO-TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. the balconies, and the tops of the houses, were filled were the orders for the immediate removal of her ..7.1„
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TIIE PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS. A Sweepstakes of togs. each, h. ft. for all ages. Three miles.
AiveS several Druggists and Medicine Venders, in
Subscribers). the Procession was expected to reach the town. they were sent away before the inscription plate, or- le
Mr.. Robinson'
,Eobinson's b. f. by Marmion, 3 yrs old walked over About an hour before the cavalcade was in sight dered by the Het-aids' College, was put on the coffin. -•1
London, Bath, Cheltenham, &c. are imposing on the ~,t
preparations ender A ..latslen Plate of £5O for three-year-olds, Est. 10113:50ur,.85t. of the town, Messrs. Hume and Muslim= arrived. It appears that some time after the coffin was . eissi.
Public by sOling spurious and inefficacious
he name of SEIDLITZ POWDERS, with pirated labels and five, Bst. 81h. six and aged, Bst. 121 b. Mares and geldings .
ks soon as they were known to be in the town, they, sited in the Church, as above described, Mr. Ttiomes, ,
tdireetions, the Inventon and Patentees think it necessary to allowed albs Two mile heats.
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he names of "Savory, Mnore, and Davidson, Chemists to the as was the case at Chelmsford, were objects of un- of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, repaired thither,
inform the Public, that the Medicine cannot be genuine unless Mr. Robinson's b. f. by hlarrnion, 3 yrs old
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2 2 ceasing curiosity. The road opposite the Three Bells, attended by some of the underiakers men, to put on -,
Mr. Field's gr. C. by Marmion, 3 yn old
Royal Family,:36, New Bond-street," are printed on the wrap- Mr. 111•Mitutie's br. h. The Palmer, 5 yrs old 21 5 where they put up, was filled with persons, chiefly this official plate; when, to their utter astonishment,
eer, and each Bas and Bottle is surrounded with a stamp, On wEDNEsDAY• of the meaner order, trying to catch a glimpse of they found that a plate, inset ibed " To the Memory
~bleb" T. Paydserus and Co." is engraved.
these Gentlemen as they walked up and down the of CAROLINE of Llnueswice, the injured QUEEN of s '
(Five Subscribers).
sem DsoonDEßSor ewe STOMACH, IND I GESTION,&e. Ld. Queensberry's b. m. Miss Syntzeoged, Sat. 91b. walked over drawing-room of the inn. At half-past four o'clock ENGLAND," (agreeably to the instructions in her late
• 11011 V ERSS TONIC PILLS.-In cases of Indiges- Sweepstakes of 7gs. each, with 20gs. added, for all ages. Two it was announced that the Procession was in sight. MAJESTY'S will), was firmly screwed upon the lid of es(
1. don, Lossof Appetite, Sicknese, Pains in the Stomach and mile heats. (Four Subscribers). -The immense multitude that was irregularly scat- the coffin. Mr. THOMAS was very angry at this cir- e.;- .
fsl.
...web, and other symptoms, resulting from a weakened state Mr. Blizard's b.'m Creeping Kate, aged, Bst. 91b - 1 1 tered through the streets, immediately fell back and cumstance, and ordered the people to take off this
a the digestive organs, these Pills are proved to be one of the Mr. Robinson's b. f. by Marmion, 3 yrs old, Est. 71b. 2 2 placed themselves on the flag-way, and the great obnoxious inscription ; but Dr. LeseiNcrox, Mr.
.fest and most eiliCadoltS remedies ever presented to public no- , The Town Plate of J:5O. Two mik beats. concourse manifested the deepest sympathy on the WILDE, and some others of her MaJesry's friends, c*.
ice. Mild, but effectual in their operation, they cleanse, and aye. al T. Ilutchinson's b. f. Miss Wilke, 3 yrs old, fist. 71b. 1 1
n; gi
triltivae:ll, tist•li t
ob:)tehdei
cull* oc redtso piri
her
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Lt. strengthen the srontach, restore the appetite, promote diges-
Mr. Blizard's 1... m. Creeping Kate, aged, Bst. 91h. 3 2 melancholy. occasion. were at hand, and resisted the e s ectition of this order. .'s•
ion, au I keep the bowels in a regular and condonable state, tree Li Queeneberry's b. in. Miss Syntax, aged, bst. 91b. 2 5 Shortly after the arrival of the Procession at Col-
Tscirliebepdlabte; hheersAllildLE'ea7S' le'
.root c•stietness, bust by no means too misled. lligh odds on Miss Syntax. chester, a hearse was dispatched from thence, with a
last will and testament, been affixed to her coffin by R.
Sold at 21. 9d. 4s. 6d. Ils. and '22s. per boa, by the Venders the undertakers' men accompanying it, on the
Dine Medicines, wholesale and retail, in lesndon, and NEWCASTLE (STAFFORDSIIIDE)-TeESDAY, Access 7. feW Of
"en - hrourhout the. Lot • •ted ssi • • •ugu routs.A (h. whom may be had, the
Maiden Plate of 60gs. fur all ages. Heats, twice round and Harwich road. They moved forward on the road in authority of her Executors, and
whoever removed, it
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Seenecnie EsSiNelli,ju..tly esteemed the meet certain known re- a distance. cull gallop, and almost excited terror in every little would remove it at their pc: il. M:. Tuarees now ee,
I I village by the speed with which they proceeded.- warmly appealed to the Clergy:nail ; observing, that
iii-sly for Spasmodic Peins in the Stomach, NervousPelpita- Sir T. Stanley's br. c. brother to Marston, 5 yrs old
the Royal coffin hid been placed under his care, and e••••
dons, Chills, Tremours, &c. price los. Gd. and te. ad. Sir G. Pigot's b. f. Loyalty, 4 yrs old. Sst. 2 dr They were evidently sent forward to prepare a place
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VT Observe the signature of "John Towers" on the label,
A Gold Cup, value 100 gs. by ten Subscribers of. lOgs. each. of reception for the Royal remains during some delay, he ought not to have suffered any person to meddle
and his name round the seal. Two miles.
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Sir 'l'. Mostyn's ch, h. Teniers, 5 yrs old, fist. 81b. - e but nobody could suppose why any delay would be with it : he, therefore, was respothible, and ought to e
DR. SYDRNIIAM'S FAMILY PILLS OF HEADTIL
T , Sir . Stanley's!). h. Terragon, 5 yrs old, lit 131 b. - 2 allowed to take place during that night, as appa- have the plate removed insta:,tly. The Clergyman ,`
'FHESE PILLS (entirely Vegetabk)are•untivalled sir T. elustyu's b. it. Alderman Wood, 5 yrs did, Bst.lslb. 3 rently, it would have been inconsistent with the de- replied, that it was a dispule with which he had no-
thing to do-he had merely granted the - fth
WEDNESDAY.
in ca-.es of Ilead-ache, Loss of Appetite, Noises and Giddie tef mination to have the Royal remains embarked on
Mitch as a fit depositoryfor the Itoyualle cuorp•ee,
i sivrness of Spirits, Flatulence, Oostructed The Members' Plate of 60ge. Twice round and a distance.
..1 in the Ilead,Thursday on board the frigate. The persons who
were thus dispatched, refused to give any infor- and he was surprised th,:t the sanctity of the
ovstion, together with all Affections or. the Liver., Bilious and Sir T. Stanley's ch. c. Doge of Venice, 3 yrs old,R:alked over.
Nervous Disorders. These Pills column not.owe atom of mer- A.Sw with -
eepstakes of sgs. each, Ags. added. Twice round. place
and a distance. (Six Subscribers).
Mr. THOMAS was still peremptory-the body, he 4 -
. 'nation as to the place of their destination. There should be violated by such a strange contention. , •
any, or mineral in any shape, and are e.) peculiarly mild in theirre
Action as to require no canfinentent or alteration in diet. 'h. Sir T. Stanley's br. c. brother to Mouton, 3 yrs old, walked over can be no doubt but that it was the intention of
.the
Host delicate females find the use of them materially beneficial TlititSDAY. undertaker to have the coffin deposited at Harwich, said, wee in custody of the Government, and lie, as "
o their general health, and all who have used them agree il A Handicap Stakes of sgs. each, with 50gs. added by the Pub-
million, and pronounce them the most szfe, mild, and effectual
. licans, for all ages. Heats, twice round and a distance. but that the church at that place was undergoing authorized ascot of the Government, insisted that
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':.mil y 'sledieine extant. Nothing can prove the superiority of Sir I', Stanley's b. c. Ilarmodini, 5 yrs old, 9st. - 1 1 repair, and in a state which would rend.': it imprac- the plate "surreptitiously pin- cl" oil the coffin, should e
ft Pills more than the numerous Cases communicated bY Mr. Clifton's b. c. Thorntott, 3 yrs old, Est. ells. - 2 2 ticable to carry any such intention into effect.- be taken away, and the "pi oiler one"•substituted in
• er.sons of great respectability, and the countenance given them
A Sweepstakes of Sgs. each, far horses not thorough bred, Under these circumstances the Church at Dover l'orto its room. Dr. LUSIIJNGTON, in reply, observed, that ''
by the first Medical characters of the present day.. which are now in the Newcastle and Pottery Troop of Staf- which is
n about two miles from Harwich, was filed Mr. THOMAS had frequently spcken of his being . es"
Sold in boxes at 15. 1 td. ls. 9d. and 4s. Gd. by butlers, Che-
fordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, ri..lclen by Gentlemen of the au ~.
- No. 4, ateapsisle, Cornet of Sr. Paul's, and 54, Sackvilled-
Troop. Heats, once round and a distance. (Eight Subscribers). upon to receive
undertakers' the coffin until the next morning.- thorized to act in e' • ais business, and he now called 'a
street, Dublin ; and by the principal Druggists, Booksellers, an The second horse received back his stake. . The men, in consequence of the extra- upon hint to produce his patent of authority,if 1
Medicine Venders, in every Town thronhout the United King- Mr. Eaton's b. h. Little John, aged, 12st. sib. - 1 1 ordinary expedition which was used, arrived at that had any such document. Mr. Titoeins happened 7'
dom. Lieut. lielcombe's b. m. Annot Lyle, 5 yrs old, llst. 71b.
_.-----L---------- 2 2 -church at an early hour in the evening. They im- not to have any written instructions about hint, and
DISEASES OF CHILDREN. FEMALE CRICKETERS. mediately proceeded to erect some partitions, and to replied with considerable warmth ; the Leashed Doc- A>
cony or A LLITIta roust YORK. A few days since a Cricket match, of a novel nature, was prepare a part of the church for the reception of the tor retorted with equal warmth ; several other per-
- York, 6th July, 1820. played on_ Levant Level, in Sussex. The competitors were se- 'Royal reiestins, exactly as they had done on the pre- sons, on each side, joined in the dispute. The aisles
SIR-As the publication of the following particu- lected front the dames and lasses of the neighbourhood, who
ceding evening at Chelmsford. The bell was muffled of the sacred edifice were crowded withpeople,
the effect of making your win came on the ground, preceded by music, and most neatly attired who ••
tars may have eu. on their art ival, and was tolled throuhout the even- clamorously took pea in the dispute. The Cl - r-
TIC DRO • •
Pi ntore generally knoivu, I think it my duty to state in white cricket dresses, decorated with their distinguishing
of
Honour ergy
-When one of my daughters was about tend
monthssold, months old, lours, as sashes, shoulder and top-knots. The day proved fa- ing. A GuardB6th Regiment of
of the man remonstrated against the conduct of both par- e
(.ICipetsw:as attacked with a dry scaly eruption upon her head, which %mutable, and the game was so wen played as to can forth bursts Foot was sent from Harwich, and remained irregu- ties, but he remonstrated in vain-and, eventually, ''.
enninued to increase until ber head was nearly covered, not.- of acclamations several times. At seen o'clock the game ended, laity scattered up and down the village. Immense the Mayor of the town called in the assistance of the
diug the various remedies which were applied. In this when the parties retired, and partook of tea and coffee in per-
-•enhstan i d
ten years, when a friend of mine, feet. harmony. The result of the game was as follows : numbers of persons, chiefly from Harwich, assem- military, and the Chut ch was cleared. We under- *1
:tate she rema.ne for nearly -
vim had frequently seen the good effects of your Antiscorbutic BLUE& FINKS. bled about the Church, and lined the road imme- stand that his Worship the Mayor afterwards took
idiom recommended a trial; in consequence of which I krone- First Innings - 47 First Innings - 44 diately outside Dover Port, determined there to upon himself the responsibility of removing the
and lam now happy to say she is Second ditto - 62 Second ditto -53 h plate
.lately put her under a course, await the arrival of the Procession. At about half- ordered by the Will of her MA JE••and b . 's.
d
1 tely cured, and has remained so for some tii.ne. I procure - . sTY, su stout- re
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-onip e 97 past eleven, when the preparations in the Church had ing in lieu of it the Latin one prepared by the Heralds' '''
he Drops from your Agent here, Mr. Sathcran, t oncy-street , to 108
been all completed, and everybody expecting the .
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Atom any reference, may be made, or to your obedient servant,
ARCHERY. College, a copy of which appeared in this Paper some
ROBERT SKELTON, George lon, Coney-street, York. announcement of the approach of the Procession, the days ago. Be this as it may, the latter only
'At the late contest for the silver arrow, which was shot for by ap-
to Mr John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester. by unwelcome news arrived by express that the caval- peered upon the coffin when it was replaced in the
* el in moulded square bottles, at 2s. 01 the Royal Company of Archers, at Musselburgb, and won
'Mae Drops are so .
o three 4s. 6d. ones), JOHN Lt-ININO, Accountant-General of Excise, that Gentleman cade would not depart from Colchester that night, hearse yerterday morning, in older to its proceeding
4s. 6d. and 11s. (ate 11 s. bottle
.is equal hoc
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• 3y Mr. Evans,Lnum No. 57, Bridge-street,. Airfield ster , and by marked no less than eight in the eleven ends a circumstance un- for the re
_ ,reasons which we have stated above. The on its way.
1. and C. 42, Long-lane, West
Co. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ;
f. and C. Butter, 4, Cheapside ; Smit; Sutton and precedented in the annals of archery.
E. Edwards, 66,
.st. Paul's FALCONRY.
The ancient amusement of Falconry, which has for so long a to
intelligence excited very general disappointment.- MA NNINGTRER, Note &Com
The assembled persons returned rather in ill humour The Procession has made a halt here for a few mi-
ce respective abodes, and by half-past twelve notes on its road ro Ham ich, having been received
r •hersh-yard, London ; Butler and Sons, 34, Sacks/Ole-Erect, period been superseded by other rural sports, will be revived by
o'clock there was scarcely a person to be seen in the by the villagers along the road with the same feeling:
~.; .wbery and Sons, 4, Dame-street, Dublin; 11. Scott, and J. his Kuno-, for which purpose several beautiful falcons are is .
.1 ;niter, Sauth-brioge, Edinburgh ; R. Nelson, Surgeon, and J. training at the Duke of AT1101;11 seat, in Scotland. village or near the Church. of reeret as we have had occasion to notice in the
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'Aster, Italian Warehouse, Glasgow ; and all Medieineventers. Precisely at a quarter before five the Procession former part of our journey. It will shot tly start for '-
01 whom also may be had, Mr. Lignum's I MPROV ED PRIZES FOR CATCHING HERRINGS.
entered the town. Preparations had been previously Harwich, as we arc informed that it has been found
• ITION, for alt Scorbutic Eruptions, price 2a. 9d. Duty The Earl of FIFE has given a bounty of L5O to the herring
made at the Three Cups Inn, in the High-street, for incompatible wait the instructions which the tinder-
:tided. - boats fishing at Macduff, to be divided into three parts, viz.
Y.B. Mr. Lignum's numerous Professional engagements pre- lat Prize-For the boat that has caught the most cranes of the persons attending the funeral to dine, and before takers have received, to allow time for •h et MeeesTe's
..,e the possibility of his attending to any letters of Advice, fish the last day of July, 1621. this inn a Guard of Honour of the 4th Light Dra- Household to take any refreshment. It is :Ilse, stated, •
iess the usual compliment of aXI Note be inclosed. 9d Prize-To the next best fished boat, same date, £lO. goons (dismounted), were drawn up, the Officer's all that they ought to have known than it was expected
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wearing ample black crape scarfs, armlets, sword- they would breakfast before they las Colehesier. We
A 1 sffrey ton!: place on Wednesday night at the Prince of The first and second Prizes are already gained, by the Vattor, .
ies meek-house, in Exeter-street, near . • Sloane square. A loses weer, skipper; and the second, by the George, GII.DEKS knots, and cap- ,
covers mid having the colours of the are agaht in motion.
i tier cf the name of Tucker, who was in the room with four Warr, dipper. Regiment also covered with crape. The streets, the ON Tit F. ROAD TO HARWICH.
the Horse Guards, drank the health of the almi lilacs. On ' By the above encouragement; Macduff has this season far ex- 1 windows, the balconies, the tops of the houses, and The villagers of Mistley Thorne are most of them ,
• his he was attacked by the soldiers, who fulLewed hint into the ceeded anyt other fishing port in the Moray Frith, for early fish. , tower of .the Church were completely covered with lin deep mourning, and seem to take an anxious part
rc •t, and heat hint with a tact'. Ile of the soldiers was taken ----'-'-"-' Ipeople, chiefly in deep mourning, but all universally fin the funeral obsequies of her MeJesev. All the yes-
ntoeustody, and carried to the Ilanetowp watchhouse, but he
ERRATUM. Beneath the word Finis, at the end I •
wearing sonic article of mourning apparel. The 1 sels that ttre in Manninetree river have their colours
sioleutly rescued by a body of his comrades. M‘Sliaine as,
awe tinsel-, yeas daneereusly bruised. Mr. It. Maybank, ;he of a very stupid book, a wit added.
this couplet :
I Procession turned into the High-street from Head-' hoisted hail-mast high, and some of them have them
entealne of the eis-ht, who was in the watchbouse at the time, " Finis ! an error, or a lie, my friend !
, \ street, preceded by six bugles of the 4th Dragoons, ! even covered with erase. The hells of the Church
to
has made an applicatien to theCornm.mder Li Chief on the subject. " In writing foolish books there is an end I"
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