The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-23 00:00:00

,tion and term

111,11 of al3l ear mce in respect to dec.
64 like never would have any new _
181,Parchased the equipages for his embassy to Paris in
iw.," He found that those which he possessed t hen an-
Nii,7_,his excepting well, and as lie seldom went out
lON °Wittept on horseback, he did not care
th2Pearance at night.—The various orders and decora-
Cf ar the Duke, which were exhibited at the lying in
4-'4; will be on view during this week at Messrs. Gar-
estßanton-street, Haymarket. Amongst the most
e4Trng of these are, the Order of the Garter ; the
l\r7ar Victory, of massive gold, presented by George
af ihue Order of St. Esprit, the celebrated Cordon Bleu
trite Bourbons, the star and badge of which, set in
g is valued at £30,000; the decoration of St.
eof Russia ; the baton of a Russian Field-Marshal,
gated to the Duke by the Emperor Alexander ; the
qr °I. the Golden Fleece, the collar of which was worn
%kerdhland V ; the Order of the Sword of Sweden ; the
of the Guelphs • the decoration of Maria Teresa,
The decoration 'of St. George of Russia is the
tlie"lr order in the Russian Empire, and is not worn by
14r? o
that
himself, his military services not entitling
h"" that distinction. The Emperor Alexander is said
k4is observed to the Duke, " When you come to
A la, and wear this order, you will be my master."
ate, alan. named John Dooley, aged 50 years, while
hteiuring to get to his seat in St. Paul's churchyard.
miet_t.luelred down by a cart, which passed over his. body,
inY he received such fearful injury that he expired m
Bartholomew's Hospital.
04,131 CATHEDRAL FITTINGS.—By permission of the
tO~d Chapter of St.Pa.ul's,.the public will be admitted
111 nil Lee fittings of the interior of the cathedral during
4%. week, from eight till eight, and tickets will be
the -tad at the Excise-office, Old Broad -street, and at
knilar.es of the Commissioners of her Majesty's Works
Rill Buildings, in Smith-street, Westminster. No person
idhtn admitted without a ticket, and the number of
-.'ons will be limited to 700 within each hour.
Ono_

-ERVANCES IN THE PROVINCES.
htlijaPooL.—lt would seem that only one feeling per-
theth the inhabitants of this town—that of reverence for
ititli-erilorY of the dead warrior, and the day was observed
414% religious solemnity. All btisiness, where practi-
the towns suspended, and the sombre aspect rendered to
half bY the csed lin of shos besoke e geperal
felt in a nations loss.e Royal standards weth
re hoisted
noZaet en theTown.hall, the Pos- office, Custom-house,
ileits:°ifice, Sailors' Home, the church towers, the public
th,:ems, and hundreds of the estblishments. of rarious
t,ereial firms and tradespeople ;a and the ships in dock
ft3irs Die river, foreign as well as national, displayed a pro-
-443 of flags. The City of Dublin Company's packeti
DR
Ole martial soubriquet of the dead warrior, The
illse"4l'eL'' which bad been rendered conspicuous
.ever
,tictii toe hero's death. by the fig,ure-head, which is.an
'esti trit half-length likeness of the late Dukehaving
ether deeply draped in crape, with dro-
'ioraeraonstrations of mourning,
ttith'uree to four o'clock. Tho St. Co.
°NI: /Jame company, also fired guns.—Asipgular feature
sYmPathy in the Duke of WL.-•
14tehe esire by many who had deceasec.
11114,1. red on the same day ' - and, in cons,
funerals on Thursday. In one
P'ted bad died on the previous morning only, was in-
' \j,..; on that day at the Necropolis ; and the funeral of
4erchn Ezq for many years an eminent West India
41e ;,,arlt this. town, who died at Bootle, took place at
lel'ep-:Pe Cemetery, about noon.—Services were held at
4e ef" of the churches ; and the Rev. J. B. Lowe preached
ti4lUent funeral oration in the morning at St. Jude's
•Theu), Which was attended by a very full congregation..
„Petkl„ vustom-house was unavoidably open, during the
‘ttle".„? business hours, and this rendered the attendance
kil-'''')eic-office necessary. The P--`
keet - • ffi
• open The Excise-0 e
_

)ping peaks, and
iredf minute guns

ton'sfa aeral was

friends to have them

quenee, there were

astance, a per-

Ifice was neces-

ed during the
town,

the 'l.le reg military stationed in t
41.160eaVitia, bad no drills or
ve.,01; with strict s demnity.
was suspended.—The bells
7a'tts s. and St. Luke's churches rame muffled peals ;
$a del the Blue Coat Hospital, the band, composed of
"ging to the school, played the " Dead March,"
ketßßritannia," and " God Save the Queen."
t'brain :''RRAto —The day was observed throughout with
Nth g solemnity ; the public offics were shut, and all
t4.kt 11Ps Were closed.
L/t43,,,iltlinghatn, Manchester, Leeds, and other large
et. "A,
e have accounts of similar manifestations of Exeterre-
the authorities met at the Subscription-
tille
86nd went in procession to the Cathedral, where
Otocervice was performed.
t!tlbt:s MEATII.—In the picturesque church of
ee an
' d
a solemn service, blending that for evening
ti
perf le most striking parts of the burial service,
0? of ?pled on Thursday as nearly as possible to the
h•na all but royal interment of Ireland's Hero;
Ole r_,lch, the bell tolled from morning. The Rev. Dr.
selected—" He is both dead and buried,"
i 9, as the appropriate text. The paternal estates
010 five contiguous parishes.

as well

I the day was

—The

at the Po-
Peter's. St.