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The Procession was ectulattal/41 tsi tae to taihrt
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Ursa tits DM* ILveitttit Pat, February 28.) Sloss of Catilry, the 'kis Refined/ of Dragloni, pan of labia
*as initialed opposite the Chapel all the mouth*.
SHERIFF NEVILLIL.-ANI, MR. roca's LETTatt. Two Porters In Dress en horseback.
Wt have learned froth most respectable authority. Eight Hbirsemen in Dress on horseback
which we have ever found correct, that an a licatien Two Porters in Dress on horseback.
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Page With wand. State Lid of Feathers. pace Ith woad.
had been made by Government to Mr. Sheriff Neville,
Two p ICoronet and velvet Cushion, cirri Yr
TWO P.
to disperse the Catholic Committee, which intended to by a Gentleman on hor.eback.age,. ape
meet at No. 4, Capel-street, on Saturday last. The i Two Porters in Dress on horseback.
Coach and six ho
rses, carrying the
Sherif, with a force of intellect and sound judgment Twe Urn and Military Area, with Dr, Sae- Two
highly creditable to the gentleman, refused to comply Po, moms, and the Surgeons, Mr. C al- Pages.
with the request. " unless the Chief Secretary should i !SAC &ad Mr. Lottivists.
THE BODY,
give him a specific warrant for the purpose, and also , Two Pages.
In a Hearse drawn by six horses. Two Psi..
give to him a bond to indemnify the Sheriffs against .
the consequences of any action at actions, which might Oat Mburnint (\itch, drawn by six
horses, with the Spanish Brigadier-Go-
eventually be brought by gentlemen thus molested in
Cu Page. steal F. "AA ZAIII Z DO, the Spanish Coke-
the exercise of their undoubted rights." net J. MUI PUY, and the Spanish Lies- '-"'"'
1 - - tenant-Colonel C. STONOZ, *s "Illt 1
bearers. .
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FUNERAL of the DUKE t f ALBUQUERQUE. Second Mourning Coach, drawn by
sit horses, with the Spada Captain J. B.
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One Page d'Aaaiszs, attached to the Legation, oneipsteb
Saturday morning last, as briefly stated in the STAR M. C. d'ONis, do. and the Lieutenant-
-01 that day, the honours due to the birth, character . Captain Mexquis del AllillaVial)0,11J Pall-
sod services of the late brave and lamented Duke of bearers.
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ALIUQUItaQUI were paid to his remains. The Chapel Third Mourning Casa, witli the Sp .
nish Rear-Admiral I. "SPINOSA, and the
Royal of Spain, in Spanish-place, Manchester-square, One Page. ..
Spanish Major-General Baron 'ne Ga-
Was fitted up on this occasion for the celebration of a RAND.
-solemn dirge, with much mournful magnificence. The I Fourth Mourning Coach, with the
,ficibr and greater part of the interior of the chapel was chief Mourner, his Excellency the Ad-
miral APODACA, and as supporters, F.
covered with black cloth, and large sable draperies - aka_
Rpm Loaenz la, Esq. Secretary of the bash..
wire spread over the pillats, the fronts of the galleries, °mall"' wpanish Lezatioti, and the Lieutenant-
and above the organ, &c. The coffin, which had -- ,
. 'Calorie! E. Facet, Itilfetaat of the lase
been deposited the night before in the vault under Duke of Amigo zany a.
neath, was placed on a platform or bier, moderately Fifth Mourning Coach, with the Spal '
0 elevated, in the centre of this chapel. The outside nish Consul-Galena, J.A. Ornz, Esq.
011 it Page: M. as LA Toast,
coffin was covered with crimson velvet, richly Ostia- M'
Legation, the
W. Dr.,. as LA
mented with gilt handiest stars, and nails, and a large , - ClEktlA, and Mr. R. Wausau. ' ."'
gilt plate with the arms of the late Duke engraved Slab Mooning Coach, wifil
thereon, and the motto and inscription as follows pee Dollar. Bo aaaaa sit, Sir SIDNEY SSW* sr. One Page.
Pneferre Purism Liberia Parental dices. , -
Seventh Mourning Coach, with DI
Deposituni
C0c0..., Esq. attached to the Spanish
D. JOSE MARIA DE LA CUEVA, .
• Oat Pate. Legation, Leird HOLLAND, COL Buell, oea Page. •
La Cada, y Ceruecia, Velasco, Henriques Diaz de Tilde, Da- and the Spanish Lieutenant-Captalti M.
vales, Ayala, Herrera, Ortiz, Meigateje,Mezia, Gitalan, San- T. LANDED'S..
' tillani, Gentilt, Spinela, Pallavicini, Alvarez de Aleala, Men- *" Eighth Mourning Coach—H.,
DI 0 N Eig. Spanish Vice-Con sul-Ge.
dm, Manriqe, Lomelise, Ramirez de Areflano, Toledo, So- Ir. I. M. DE GA NDASEQUI Direct.
he, &c. Duque de Albuquerque ; Marques de la Dina yde One Page. the Royal Spanish Philippine Co
Cveliar; Conde de Minds, de Ledesma, de Huelma, y de Pe- Colonel Sir Roarer WILSON, and Mr.
suds de las Torres; Senor de los Eatados de Mombeittan, Ros, MANUEL Dt L• Tomas, Commliwary J i
Cervera de Rio Pisuerp, Castrejon, y Torre Galindo, y de la to the Royal Spanish Army.
Ninth Mourning Coacht Mr. B. Li-
Villas de Lanzayta, Mijates, Pedro Bernardo, Sur Esteban del ~.b' Pate.Li IZAUIi Ez-Dl'reetor of the Spaeist Kati&
Valle, Villarejo, las Ctirtaa, Santa Cm del Valk, & Coodese- . t
Mr. J. GaactAS. Mr. J. Da IA owl ask
Philippine Company.
ra, Akin Davila de la Rivera, la Horra,Villaliben,Ohnedillo. One P..e. ,,,_ ki i.
Portßlejo, San Martin de 'kidskin, Pedrosa de Duero, Mem- ...
TULA, and Mr. F. se l'Arrev.'
sdal
brills de Castrejon, Anguiz, Quintana de Monvirgo, Cant/till°, Tenth Mourning Coach, Mr. J. M.
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Fuentenebro, Buenavista ysu Barrio, el-Valle de Redondo y One page. az Mona, the Spanish Lieutenant Cap- gm,
rain I. VAL LA a IN 0, R.ev.Doctor JO ELLS
Pernia, y Villa de Tamarejo con nos Juilsdieciones, Merinda- • .
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Mr. tt•INILY.
des, Dereehos, Patrenatos, &c.; Grande de Espana de Primers Eleventh Mourning Coach, Rev. Mr. **Air
Chase ; Caballero profess° del Militar Orden de Santiago, Co. ' EARL Chaplain of the Royal Spanish
mendador en el de la de Vittoria; Gran Cruz de la Real Die- One Page. Chapel, Rev. M. GANOOLPUT, ditto, One Pegg,
tinguida de Carlos Terser° ; Gentilhombre de Camara de S. I Rev. Mr. Ca erns,
es. ditto. ditto, and Rev. Dr.
Nr
M. son Exereicio ; Teniente General de los Reales Exereitos ; ; CoLLins, Chaplain em i Ise
The kte Duke of Azationa zoo e's Carriage, drawn by ell Henn,
Imbaador Extraordinatio de S. M. C. Don Fernando VII. Admiral APODACA'S Canute, shown by four hone. ,:
Cerra de S. M, J 3.
Obiit Feb. 18, 1811, Ifir Majesty's Milli:krt. Carriage, ; viz. awe e -
/Etats sus 87. The Right Honourable the Loan CIANCELLAID• . •
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, Ile Right Honberable Earl Casein.
At the foot of the coffin, a step lower on the bier, The Right Honourable Earl of WaSTarattalifl. .1
, MIS placed a square casket, covered with crimson Tel- The Moat Nettle- tkv-Martplle of Wirs.rxsztt.
vet like the coffin, and ornamented in the same manner, The Right Honourable the Earl of Likeness..
and which eontained the embalmed bowels of the de- l'he Right Honourable Earl Bierovarr. •
The Right Honuwable Earl of Kalamai.
ceased. On the top of the coffin stood a silver Urn, The Right Honourable Lord MuLoasaa.
containing the heart, and a ducal coronet. Towards ' Right Honourable Stances. Planavat.
the foot of the coffin were displayed the filltdress Ifni- Right Honourable CitAiti.l4 )(outs. .
form coat of a Spanish General, worn by the Duke, Right Honourable Rica sae Rants.
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(of dark blue, faced and lined with scarlet, and very
Right Honourable it . Don DAS ; AUKSIRIPs
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superbly embroidered with gold,) the sword and cane
Foreign elsedrateaders' Carriage . A6tee
- placed saltierwise; the scarf, the h `The Ambassaoat, with feather and • The Envoy of of "DITUGAI..
SICILY.
Spanish cockade, &c. Over these were placed the - ' The Envoy of Saintai.s.
blue and white ribbon, with the other insignia of the Next, several ache Nobility and Gentry la their owe ear • •
Order of CHARLES the Third, and the Chamberlain's amongst them—
gold key. The sides of the bier were appropriately de- Lord CasaLzataon.
totaled with heraldic bearings: in the centre of each, : The Right Honourable GUMMI CANNING'
The Right Honourable J. H. Fain&
an escutcheon with the family arms on the shield, en- J. W. Closet', Esq.
closed within the collar of CHARLES 111. in an er- •
* About an hundred carriages of the Nubility ab
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mined mantle, ornamented with military trophies, and Gentry followed.he equipage of the Marquis of
surmounted by a ducal coronet. On each side of the W*LIeSLEY was particularly splendid; as were eh*
escutcheons, was the crest of the family, (a knight in those of the Duke of DEVONSHIRE, and the Earl of
full armour with a cross in his right hand, emerging Bessoftonen, each a coach and six, the servants in
from a circular embattled tower) and the family ' elegant liveries, which closed the line of carriages 1
motto. The whole was surrounded by twenty very lofty • end the whole of the procession was brought up by
gilt candlesticks, with lights burning. The altar was another detachment of the 16th Dragoons.
similarly lighted up, and silvered escutcheons fixed i
The procession moved slowly along through Man.
up in various places. The particular mourners sat I
between the coffin and the altar, mostly Spanish Of- Chester-.square, Bentinck-street, Welbeck-street, Vero,.
street, Bond-street, St. James's-street, Pall-mall, Chao'
Beers in their uniforms, and gentlemen residing here,
ring
served -cross, and down Parliament-street, to the great
who are natives of Spain, with some British Officers :
Western entrance of Westminster Abbey. From the
who have in that country. Many English and :
French Nobility and Gentry sat in the body of the . time wets- the procession took its departure from' the
Spanish Chapel, till its arrival at the Abisey,•minote.
Chapel round the bier. The Marquis of WILLLESLEY
and Admiral APODACA sat on the same bench. The suns were fired in the Park. As it passed the Horse
ardss a party of the Life Guards were drawn asp
Foreign Ambassadors and other foreigners of distinc-
tion, and. their Ladies, occupied the private gallery to under arms. In front of the Abbey, Foot Guards
the right of the altar, and the King's Ministers. and '+
were drawn up, with inverted arms ' and they also
their friends sat in that to the left. The rest cd the -formed a lineon each side of thegreat aisle of thechurcht,
chapel was filled with persons of both sexes, in'mournel ' The procession was received at the Abbey door by'
ing. The chapel was opened at ten; admission to which:" Pr* VigiCZNT, Dean of Westminster, setreral PTC•
wis obtained by tickets. At eleven o'clock the solemn . bends, and Minor Canoes.- The choristers chaunsed
,service of high mass was performed with all the mag-1: Part of the psalms of the funeral service, with an ac-
niicence which accompanies the celebration of the ' cognpaniment from the organ till the whole of the
-pincipal rites of the Roman Catholic church. A Ca-. ' procession had arrived. The procession then, preceded
unlit Bishop, the Reverend Doctor POYNTRII, Coact-. ibi the alms-men and offiCers of the church, passed
jam of London. officiated in person in• his splendid i along the north aisle to the chapel of Henry VII. The
episcopal vestments, wearing a white mitre on his . vault is at the East end of the chapel, anti bears the
head. • [name of the Ormond vault. This vault was the tern.
porary repository of the body of the great Duke of ‘
The united Musicians of the Spanish and Portuguese
Chapels performed the celebrated mass of MOZART ; MARLDDROL:Giti on the occasion of the famous State
Funeral, with which his remains were so justly ho.
aher which, the office for the dead-was chatinted.— floated. On reaching Henry's shrine, the Dean and
Te impressive nature of the service, and the pecub. Officers of the Church turned round to the grave by
fitly afflicting circumstances of the occasion, ,excited
the right, and the funeral procession moved silently
truth seriousness, and called forth the silent but strong
along by the left. Not a sound was heard but the
espressions of deepdclt regret. ''l he ceremony being
'occasional voices cf the Choir. A short funeral ser.
concluded, at two o'clock the body was carried out *
vice was then read, the Duke's insignia were taken
br six bearers, and placed in the hearse.
off the coffin, and after a short pause the service con-
The Ministers whom we observed at the Chapel-ser. e 5e
1 J d with another burst of the anthem at a quay.
vice, andwho went in the procession to the y, Abbewere
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.- -,.- - - ter past lour. ra isicisc 111U1AZIPCI lit 3FVfirlditUi swe
tie Marquis of Wea.t.su.ax, tbe Earls of Wartsfoi.
„ the Abbey and ii,:nry the Seventh's Chapel.
civil, LIVERPOOL, Barnostat, and Hstutowar and•
tie Honourable Mr. it Dimmta SAVA/NUM Lords The day being fine, the streets through which
!Procession
an were tilled with carriages and
FOLLAND, CASTLIUMCIft, nallallArg and G. Gam.; -
sons on foot, and every window and balcony crov
r u.s, kc. were among the numbers present at tht
Chapel, Aden' AronaeA had invited the that afforded a view. The general appearance
' linll/4_,,*61 • ofthe public spoke the inittet.s..the.vutelo, Agi,w*4.4.
.31.1n0rl , t tgiciaAwils pression
'• " NObilaty sed.4ll tritt apoN4t Itt
, • Uinta of the loss sustained by our allies, tied do
44'..ir . . 4.. ' c viol". now oputtionotak .40,*/044- ' lug' e4"1"1 hi the ""e et Spahr. ~