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London, England, 1818-11-28 00:00:00

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Covered with a fine Holland Sheet and a Black 9 •
P Velv2t Pall, adorned with Ten EococheOns,
carried by Ten Yeomen of the Guard, under
1 a Canopy of Black Velvet.
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Supporter. THE CHIEF MOURNER. Supporter.

Train Bearers.
Anistants to the Chief Mourner.
Princes of the Blood Royal.
Train Bearers.
The Vice Chamberlain to her late Majesty.
Mistress of the Robes.
Ladies of the Bed Chamblr.
Keeper of the Robes.
Women of the Bed Chamber to her late Majesty.
Maids of Honour.
Women Attendants an her late Majesty.
Ten Gentlemen Pensioners with their Axes reversed.

The Earl and Countess of WARWICI
left town yesterday for Ramsgate.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT has subscribed
wards defraying the expenses of M
contest for Westminster.
Yestet day, at one o'clock,. the remains
Mr. Alderman Goomnutzus were removed
residence, China Terrace, Lambeth, and
the family-vault, at Lambeth Church.
was attended by Messrs. Aldermen W
WOOD, Mr. Deputy LOXLEY, Mr. SI
WARD WIGAN, and Mr. ALFRED WI.
bearers; followed by Mr. GEORGE GOODI
phew to the Alderman, his late partner
and eight other friends in fear mouniii
Seven private carriages, including •
Alderman, closed the procession.
Thursday night, a gentleinan of the
passing through Park-lane, near 6,
was knocked down, and robbed of a
FRACAS AT TILE CORN MARKET.—.
ket was thrOwn into great confusion yesterday,
men advancing up Mark-lane, and proceeding
Exchange, breathing fury and revenge, with
in their hands, proceeding to the stall of an
chant. The horsewhip wee severely applied Sc
man well known in the market ; the latter
friend, a ger.ert.l engagement took place, and
Exchange was a scene of confusion. The pet
to d the assault was severely beaten, and when r,
contest, the dr:re:was flowing profusely. The
tack nrigiaated in a dispute as to money matters.
HUNTING.
The Hatntlal Hounds meet on Monday
Thursday at Hrarcini,lntrn, and on Siturdal
latlf-past ten.
Mr. Conger's Hounds meet on Monday
Saturday, Dec. 5, at Leading Roething, on
Dunmow Town, on Wednesday, Dec. 9,
turday, Dec. 12, at Canfield Hatt.
The Hertfordshire ifmtnds meet Monday
Bear, Stanstead ; Friday, Dee. 11, at the
'The E.tst Essex Hounds meet Monday
Thursday, Dec. 3, at linchingfield Town,
at Felix Hall.
The Sanderstead Harriers meet every day,
SPORTING EViRAORDTNAILV.—In the Park o.
9th iostaut, 516 head of game were killed by eft,
partridges, 40 Or:sat:q.t.:37 harts, 2.16 rabbits,
and one snipe. The co—pany enjoying this recreation
consisted of the Duke of liedford, Marquis of Ta,
Spencer, Lord Lyndock, General Sir E. Ferguson,
neral Walpole, I'. W. Cokt, Esq. fliffit lion. C
Hon. George Anson, Mickkthwaitc,
On the day of her MAJESTY'S funeral, all the shops, port, Esq. and T. W. Coke, jun. Hsi.
in town and country are expected to be closed ; and immense,
.Coke, amounting,m in see days to 2.74 I
j n. Esq. killed 117, and Don.
in many places, where the weekly market happens 'The sane tw'u
oGentiemen. on the following
on a Wednesday, the business will either be suspen- killed 76 partridges. Not more than nine it,r
on auy day.' Mr. Coke himself lever takes a
ded, or finished before mid-day. he may not deprive his friends of their diversion.

forty Yeomen of the Guard with their Partisans reverted.

Upon entering the Choir, the Royal Body will be
placed on a Platform, and the Crown apd Cushion
laid on the Coffin. _ _

The Chief Mourner will sit on a chair at the head
of the corpse. The Supporters on either side.
The Princes of the Blood Royal will sit near the
Chief Mourner.

The Lord Chamberlain of her late 'MAJESTY will
take his place ar the feet of the corpse, and the Sup-
' porters of the Pall their places near the Royal Body.
During the Service, the Knights of the Garter pre-
sent will occupy their respective Stalls ; the Judges,
Ministers of State. Nobility, and Great Officers of the
Household will be placed in the vacant and inter-
mediate Stalls ; the Ladies Attendants, in the Seat
below the Stalls, on the North Side, nearest the Altar;
the Officers of the Melly of Cornwall, the grooms of
the Bed-Chamber, Law Officers; &c. in the Seat be-
low the Stalls, on the South Side, nearest the Altar ;
the Rhysicians, Equerries, &c. in the Front Seats on
either side ; the Gentlemen Ushers, Pages, &c. will
be arranged on either side, below the Altar.
The part of the Service before the interment, and
• the Anthem, being performed, the Royal Body will
be deposited in the Vault ; and, the Service conclu-
ded, Sir ISAAC HEARD, Garter, will pronounce, near
the Grave, the Styles of her late MAJESTY.
N.B. The Knights of the several Orders, who walk
in the Procession, will wear their respective Collars.
The Procession from the Entrance to the Choir,
L within the Chapel, will be flanked by the Grenadiers
of the Foot Guards, every fourth man bearing a
flambeau. (Signed)
HENRY HOWARD-MOLYNEUX-HOWARD,

beputy Earl MarshaL
Herald's College, November 28, 1819.