Star.
London, England, 1827-01-23 00:00:00

THZ ROYA'. ruNtnAL.

Saturday evening, when the proceislon arrived at Fromm",
where it halted, it was kilned by the whole of his filiirsty's
hold attendants (ezeltiOve of the Lord Steward, who wai
s. ndance at St. George's Chapel), including the Equerries, Nee.,
Footmen, Coachmen. Grooms, &c. all in deep moronic". Tie
inclueing Footmen. Coachmen, Grooms, &c. preceding the
hearse, aid bearing lighted flambeaux.
Their Royal Dishnews the Ihrkes of Clarence and Sussex er.
rived on Saturday at Frogmore Lodge, where they dined, and after
dinner proceeded in the carriage of her Royal llighnesi the Prinem,
Augusta to the residence of the Dean of Windsor, where um,
awaited the arrival of the procession.
The Duke of Wellington, Duke of Dorset, Lord Grave", L.
Strathaven, Sir Andrew Barnard. Sir Edmund Nagle, fse, ge,,s4
at Cumbetland Lodge, and after dinner repaired to the reviileuve
of the Deasieepiljoining St. George's Chapel.
Their IG, al liighne.ses the Dykes of Clarence and Fonox
tired to Froymore Indge, after the funeral, where they paumithe
night. Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester returned u,
ll.gshot Lodge. The Dukes of Wellington and Dorset, and sever.'
whets, repaired to Cumberland Lodge, where they passed the aigke
and dined yesterday.
Yesterday his Royal highness the Duke of Clarence had a lacy
interview with his hl.ij -sty at the Royal Lodge. lu the siren's.,"
his Royal I lighne.s testi' learn of his Majest• - -
Lodge fur hi, residence in Ilu.by l'irk. The
and Dorset also took leave, and kb for their

Exclusive of the pall-he and otthrs
funeral, the following p rsonages were also present
The Duke of Newcastle, the IJuke of •-
Korfulk, Marquis of Atigkwa, Alarqui.
Castoden, :Barrio's Oralrani, Marquis of
Londonderry, and Marquis of I lerttord.
Earls Bathurst, Ilarrowity, AVestmoreland,
ilfetwick. Lords Aleiville, 101enborough,
Ammo, Alt. Secretary tuning, Ale. Secretary
Mir*, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. 111'
Ilk Henry Cook, Col. Arnkuttnig, Cul. Anson, F
Ik. AK:rigor, Sir Hoary I lalford, the Clerk
raid, Sir Falniund Nagle, t►e Lord Steward,
Strathaven, Lord Alontague, Wood Rosiell,,
, Yesterday and this slay, several of his Majesty'
the Royal LoJge fur the Pavilion at Ikightun.
that his Majesty will leave for the
Ms Alajesty will remain long at Brighton.
Early on Sunday afternoon, the mourning
tended the Royal Funeral on Saturday, returned
hearse also returned about the same rime. 1 her
well laden, inside and out, by the undertakers'
awe black horses which drew the hearse, and "
ouch notice, were not plated in the hearse
were catelully ridden to town by grooms.
o Yesterday mornitig his Majesty's town carriage,
44 the Ihke of Sussex, the lihictiess of Kent,
Kensington.

The Laticert, who had formed the Royal
from St. James's Palace, druppe I from the '
sington Dragoon Barracks tot Saturday; yesterday
thence to their quartets at Hounslow. Th.. • -
dippers, so uncertain, that many accidents ,
falling of stage coach horses, &C. the Lancer.
walked by the sides of their horses.
lietwoen ikentford and lionoislow they in-' •
Gu.rds, who were returiiing to rlitit London •
to the military rules, which give priority to
•!row up to allow the Royal Horse Guards
walked by the sides of their horses, thus entering
They were SOIOU followed by the Foot Guards, w.
the crime (lair road, pr crrding to the 1;1rd-cage-sr,
The chief hairier at St. James's Palace s
&c were removed MI Saturday, WWII alter
Royal Funeral pruce.sion, hut the fencing against
&c. were sneered to remain.

Limited m many considered the military y
procession on Saturday, lo supply such attendance,
nee about the Park, like. were curtailed. Fur r
there is a sentinel within the iron gate between '
and Mai 'borough I louse, an.l there is one outside
corner; and on Saturday there was only ,
placed outside the gate. Like cut tailments,
place elsewhere,
Besides the Lancers, Sec. there were on
Life Guards, about 1150 men, who went from
Regent's Park,and a limited number from the
returned to their quarters yesterday.
2d Life Guards about 150 men, from
racks. They returned yesterday.
Grenadier Guards, about 400, from the
Guards Barracks. On Monday aftetnoon
their quarters.
Coldstream Regiment, about 100 of them .
returned to the Tower yesterday.
ed Foot Guards, two of their companies attended,
tor such put pose from the King's Mews. The
new Barracks in those Mews, or rather behind
mimed the King's Mews, last night.
They had been temporarily pa ed about
Salt-hill, Egham, Staines, Hatchet, and Windsor.
purpose (dentenling the funeral procession.
DUKR OF YORK.
TO Till fOITOC •F TNT WY
Edinburgh, St. Andrew-square,
Slot—This being the day fixed for the remains of -
Commander in Chief being consigned to the -
relations at Windsor, the shops of this city
o'clock, as a token of respect to departed worth
say any thing here with respect to that high
his Royal Highness has been held by all rankly
only from the exercise of his arduous poblic
attention paid to the liitish Amy,. now t
rounding nations ; as well as his attention to
general, would be altogether superfluous, an,
that feeling whkh is commotsfrona Me remote
FO another. It may, however, bi added, the
praised in all Tuners, even to the very cottage n.
of Cambridge, who stands so highly and deservedly
he appointed to fill the important office of being -'
of the Army of Great Britain, from whom
relations are formed. An anxiety also pi
lie monument should be erected in this city.
Duke of Tort ; for, in the language of
" Marked distinctions to great men
This would reflect high credit on the Capital
charge so fat a debt of gratitude due to the Duke,
fail to be gratifying to his affectionate Brother.
these realms, who heal condescended to honour 1
personal presence, where he was hailed with I
In a word, it may be said of that illustrious Pr
in that career of activity and vigilance which
conspicuous, that " his name is dear to every
his memory will be embalmed in the recollections
posterity."
BIRMINGHAM, Jaw.
Saturday, fhe day on which the remains of t
were interred, was observed in this town with
the memory of the deceased. The bells of -
Chapels commenced tolling at six o'clock in
aimed at hill-minute time until midnight.
in a great measure during the day.
GLOUCESTER, JAIWAILT
Saturday being the day appointed for the r
mains of his Royal Highness the Duke of
bells of our Cathedral, and other Churches,
eight o'clock and continued throughout tke
two o'clock the Worshipful the Mayor and
puked by their officers, in deep mourning,'
vice at the Cathedral, when a suitable and
was delivered by the Bight Reverend the Bishop
of the day was observed with that mournful
swim' deprivation suggested.
CHELTENHAM, Jax.
Saturday the remains of his Royal Highness
were consigned tli the tomb. Business of -
during the day, sktpended, and the whole
night, a muffled peffi,of
_Neatly 1,500 changes
Cheltenham Society.

CIIRLMSFORD, Jam Sta..
Saturday. the day appointed for the consignment
remains of his Royal High. ess the Duke of Yoe
this town in a manner demonstrative oldie c
was ►eld in bis lifetime. Rosiness was totally _
funeral knell continued its doleful note throughout
Sunday, the Rev. Mr. Majendie, our respected r
affecting bereavement sustained by the Royal -
the subject of his discours , which was ta►en
lohts,chap. xi. verse 11. “ Otir friend Lazarus
Sunday evening. the death of ►is Royal Hif
York engaged the attention of the IL.v. Jolla

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tit AL.
n arrived at Frosty:wet
n of his Majesty's
eeward, who was y 4,,
a deep mournine. Tie
oem
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Su/sn
d
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Clarenceg c;
're a *el: riye.4acease:'4rd
rt.hrdined,rrreaitg I
.4
.et'faalf gr:e
44. •
oyal I I igh ness the Princess
ve,,
rpair
t
of Windsor, where Use,
dmund Nagle, be. di,,4
1
1.
where they p 4,04 -
F Gloucester returned I, •
I and Iforeer, and ,runes'
here they passed the xigt
re of Clarence had a
l'-•‘
Lodge. lu the ermines
je.ty, and kit the 11.14
Ike Dukes of Welh;:seue I
air Irsidrners in town.
mentioned atten.lini the
prevent:
of Richmond, Mike of
8 dishury,
Winchester, 11"re,uis of
The Lord Chanc.ilor;
Jefstl.l.ol,ll.ool, tad
Ihresford, and Pale
•cretary Peel, Mr. lid. ti
Mr. Wynn, Mr. Heckel,
sr
own, Sir lie, bert Tay!,,r,
leek Martial, Sir A.
ard, Lord Graves, Lord
sell, &c.
ear
Alajesty's household left
hton. It is also expeod
r.. It is not expected nut
Ing coaches that had at- serlise
returned to town. Ts.
r. hey weft tolerably aft
rtakers' mounters. ile
and justly attracted is
,arse 0211 its return; tkay Ca
•arriage, and the carriages
cut, &c passed
yal Body Gaud at and of
*gm
Ituyal procession at Ken.
yesterday they prncee 1 .1
1111
ur roads were eterssivs.lr
s laappens-d, such as the gag
ancer. (officer. and run.)
$6.1
m -t with the Royal I lure idr
all quarters, and accordir; tlr
0 ilteuvehold troops, they
• to pass. The latter ales
tiering i.ondon.
;:uar.ls, who marched is adyi
;Ird-cage-walk Rairackw
c acroas Cleveland-NW,
ter the departure on the a
against the Palace
eh
ry portion of the funeral
tendance, the usual bell!l•
For instance, usually
twern St. James's P..lace
outside of it by Pall mei
one sentinel, and he u •
es, it was mentioned, to.. am
eN
rnelh ui qu 1
uttyooaS Saturday— yel4
o
the Horse Guards. They ws
the Knightsbridge Bar.
at
the Knightsbridge Fes ik
ut
anon they returned to
•
ma bad attended. They ill
attended, having marched ' fu
They returned to the
kind what heretofore cc. oar
bout Ilounslow, Slough,
On
Windsor, fur the special
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teirew-square, Jan. 20. 01
mains of our late revered th
le grave of his illustrious fo
city were shut' at four se
torch and excellence. To tk
Sigh estimation io which ilk
nks, and descriptiOnStOß hi
Sik duties, and marked
r the admiration of sot. •
to suffering humanity in
, and only be an echo of c
mote corner of the island
the strongest wish is d-
ress, itself, that the Duke 0
leservedly popular, may el
being placed at the head 1
in the •ery greatest rl• sp
prevails, that soave pub. et
y, to the memory of the
a departed statesman, tt
I are honourable."
tpital of Scotland, to die
Duke, and could not also
:'otlaer, the Sovereign of
now Edinburgh with his
rick such enthusiasm.—
s Personage, now cut of
hick was at all times e
eery British soldier, and
collectlaws of a &relent
F. G. T.
tr. es. •
If the late Doke of Pori
with becoming respect:;
f several Churches as 1
ra the morning; and Ca:.
BoaeaneSS WINS suspended
OAT 22.
a consignment of the re
Yost to the tomb, t
commenced tolling -
▪ whole of the day. A'
nd Cerporation, seen
g,' attended Divine Ser
rad impressive discour
shop ; and the remains!
deal solemnity which
23.
,ness the Duke of Torii
F every kind here al•
of the day and at nit.
angles were rung by t,
I. 22.
Ignment to the tomb t
f Yorh, war observed
: estimation is which •
tally suspended, and I
laroughout the day.
tried Curate, made t
al family and this mad
:n front the Dag al rt:
arm aimed."
Highness the Duke
Uhn Host, at the In-

Chisel la Baddow-line, who delivered an insprestiws db.
~,f,eftsmied on tit Peter i. 24, 25. " For all flesh is at grass,
J ;II the glory of man as the Sower of grass. The grass
rah sod the Bower thereof lalkth away; but the word nt the
ipotherth forever, and Millis the word by which the Gospel
reached unto l°41:" _

I:RIGIITQV.

igaturday being fitted for the interment of the remains of his late
wiliness the Duke of Yutk, the same was observed at this
Chichester, and an the 'Other towns, by the shops being
wholly or partially closed throughout the day ; the great
the Tower at Chichester was tolled from morning until
flags were hoisted halfloast at the Custom House, and on
Cower.

SOUTH A MPTON, JANUARY 20.
All the shops in this town were closed today, in consequence of
funeral ul the lite Duke of Yost ; the market being held on
paiy, an business was at a stand. The mourning is very general

ROMSEY. Jasuaae SO.
usbeing thtoday appointed for the Interment of his late Royal
`.ea the Duhe of YORK, the shops are all closed, business sus
-4 Divine Service will be performed at the Chinch in

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ref ;II the
earth "'I
pip olden
~reached '
aJtutt/ay I
tcial I Ugh'
, Chich.
bcr
beg io the T
night:4l
ht Tower.
All the sh,
tiv funeral o
tetaift allh
and drep•
Tbis brine
Iliblthr4 tM
rojcd, and
the esehlog.
Wednestit
Cuildh.ll,
oi the rat II
Pother.
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o We, eft
If inthe.tert
era comlole
Jig Duke of
)ccOlajer
Dutiful and
hoc i•itts of
ricca or :to
or the
I;isehatge of
itt Chief, by
11,111 •urpot
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