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tistamets as tar as their numbers Trill admit, ..
must Sue the remainder of the rood as far as Framers
From Frogmore to Datchet Bridge, the aommunieatioii Mai*
be kept up by Patreles, braid& the Rear-guard will takes pelt
as NM as the Procession arrives at Frogmore.
- 'Rs two Roads from Kew to Windsor by Colnbrosk and
-Stases, must be patroled by the 19th Lancers, which regiment
will furnish a Subaltern's Guard at the turning off of the Whit-
sor.road at Iver-heath, and likewise at the turning of the raid
ala the London side of Beim, over Runnymeed.
A picquet of the ir.th Lancers must be placed at the junction
of the raids on the London side of Frogniore, and at Sava.
bridge.
These Patrols* and Picquets must remain on duty unttil day+
break of the mse of Thursday, the 3d of December.
The num_ ber d. Cavalry, for the above Service, 'All be as
follows : • - .

Life Guards....—...abaft •00 9th Lancen..........abont 100
Royal Horse Guards 250 12th Ditto • 200
3d Dragoons 2OO 19th Ditto 230
7th Hussars goo
Major-General Sir Robert Bolton will rake the command of
the whole of the troops.
Colonel Sir John Riley will command the !foothold Brigade.
The Foot Guards will be commanded by Colonel Lord Fre-
derick Bentinek.
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The detachments of the 3d Dragoons, '7th Husaars, 9th, lam.
and 19th Lancers, will be under the orders of their respective
Commanding Officers.
All the troops employed on this duty are to be in I*ll dress.
By order of his Royal Highness, the Commander in Chief,
(Si„mcd) HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-General.
During the greater part of yesterday, Mridsor and "
its vicinity was crowded by persons of distinction,
endeavouring to procure apartments to witness the
Funeral of her late lamented MAJXSTY. Almost
every lodging is already taken, and the principal inns
of Eton and Windsor have not a room or garret dis-
engaged. The houses in the• adjoining villages of
Datchet, Staines, Egham, &c. are all in a state of
requisition. The terms for apartments are uncom-
monly exorbitant, as well as the price of every arti-
cle of provision, &e.
We understand that no persons can be admitted
into St. George's Chapel on the evening of the inter-
meat of her late MAJSSTY; except those who have
places assigned in the procession; and not even those
Persons, (even of the highest rank) without tickets
from the DepUty Earl Marshal, Lord H es RTHOWARD,
issued at the Herald's College.
Meetings are already announced in various of the
principal cities and towns, for the purposeOf voting
Addresses of Condolence to the Parses Renter, on
the death of his Royal Parent. His Royal High-
ness's most exemplary attention to her MAMMY, in
her last moments, will not pass unappreciated by the
people of Britain.
When the melancholy account of she death of the
Queen reached Workington, the respectable inhabi-I
tans of the town were enjoying the recreation of
dancing at the Card Assembly. The amusements of
the evening were immediately suspended.

'THE ARMY
DOVER, NOVEMBER so.

,
Arrived lag night from Calais, several transports,
having on board part of the Waggon Train : the re-
mainder of this,corps is gone to Ramsgate.
RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 29. _ _

Arrived in the night and this morning, from Ca-
lais, 200 men of the Royal Waggon Train, under
the command of Celonel Man, with 272 horses. The
whole of the Cavalry Staff Corps,. commanded by
Colonel Sir GEORGE SCO val.', were landed here, with
their horses, &c yesterday and the preceding day.
We arc informed that the whole of our Army have
now got across, and the Duke of WELLINGTON may
be looked for in the course of a day or two.

On the arrival of the 3d, or Old Buffs on Satur-
day, at Chatham, from France, upwards of '2OO of
the men were discharged. The remainder of the Re-
giment have received their route for Ireland.
Wednesday and Thursday, two detachments of
the 54th Regiment, on their march from Chester to
Southampton, passed through Shrewsbury. The first
detachment was accompanied by an howitzer, taken
from the French at the battle of Alexandria, by this
brave Corps. A division of the same Regiment
marched into Stafford on Friday.
Tuesday the first reduction to the Peace Establish-
ment of the 88th, or Connaught Rangers, took place
at Edinburgh, when 160 men were discharged.—
The most of them were well tried veterans,. having
fought in most of the battles under the Duke of WcL
LINGTON. They are on their way to Lendon in order
to pass the Board at Chelsea, to entitle them to pen-
sions. The second reduction of ths Elle corps will,
take place in January, when it will be reduced to
about 450 rank and file.
The intended alteration in the quarters of the
Royal Marine Artillery is to take place to-morrow,
when Captain LAWRENCR'S Company will remove
from Fort Moncktun to Portsmouth ; Captain Halt-
RISON'S to Woolwich; Captain &KIVA to Plymouth;
and Lieutimant JANES'S to Chatham.—The follow-
ing Companies will also commence their march to
head-quarters, at Fort Monckton, at the same time,
viz. Colonel MINTo's from Chatham ; Major Butt-
TON'S from Plymouth ; Captain PARRY'SfrOM Wool-
wich ; and Captain PARKE'S from Portsmouth.
The 33d and 54th Regiments are expected_to arrive
at Portsmouth in a few days •the former to remain
as part of the garrison, and ihe latter to embark for
the Cape of Good Hope.

DUZLLINOo—A difference of opinion between Mr.
T. J. M--s—o, late an Officer under a gallant Ad-
miral, and Mr. Y. C late an Officer in a Ger-
man Corps, under the General commanding before
Tarragona, relative to the co-operation between the
two services at that place, was the cause of a meet-
ing, on Saturday last, near the Regent's Park, when
the Gentlemen having fired together, Mr. M. wounded
his adversary in the pistol-arm, after which they re-,
tired perfectly reconciled.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER sib-,
Wind• S. W.—Yesterday. arrived the 'Frances Free-
ling packet, with a Mail from New York, in 17 days.
PENZANCE, wovilmokit
The Frieda, Musitsio, from St. Domingo to Bre-1
*sen,•was spoke with by a pilot boat 24th instant,
Raving lost her foremast and bowsprit on the 14th
instant.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER so.
Wind W.S.W.—Yesterday arrived his Majesty's
ships Patstßose and TISTAN,. from the Jamaica sta-
tion. • Passed by the Hannah, PEARSON, from Que-
bee—landed passengers here. Sailed his Majesty's
shifts HYPERION, on a cruise; and Ploys, to the
Eastward. Came into harbour his Majesty's ship
RACOON, to be paid off. To-day arrived •the London
(transport) from Knysa, with Government timber,:
sailed from the Cape of Good Hope the 28th Sep-
tember, in company with the Queen Charlotte, TAI-
LOR, and parted from her Sd November, in lat. 14.
N. long. 27. W. all well. On the 13th of November
spoke the Marquis of Anglesea, from Calcutta, in
Ilat. 82. N. long. 29. W. all well. The London was
boarded the 12th November by a Buenos Ayrian
schooner, mounting 14 sons and 125 men, in lat.
217.50. N. long. 90. Sailed his Many's ship Ro-
-1 IPARIO, on a cruise. Passed by the Ellen, from
Miramichi ; she brought borne the crew of. the
Lydia, HARDY, which vessel foundered the 6th No-
vember, near the Banks of Newfoundland.
Thortoon, 48 guns, Captain INACESIXLAR,arrisiliii
it Portsmouth; on Wednesday, from Jamaica and. the,
Havaanah, with a quantity of specie, to the amount
of half a million sterling 1 The Playa sailed on Sa-
turday for Deptford, to be paid off.
00171111, NOVEMBER U.
Sailed this day' the King George packet, Captain
Km°, and Prince Leopold, Captain Roozas, with
passengers for Calais ; also the Lord Duncan packet,
for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Arrived last
night the Chichester packet, Captain Rtrrraft, and a
French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
• Novitstnen 29.—Arrived this morning the Princess
-Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDs, from Ostend,
with a' Mail and passengers. Sailed this morning
the Lark, Captain Mona, for Calais, with passengers.

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DEAL, NOVEMBER 29.
Trod S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Syron, CHRISM, from the South Seas, with 2:21X1
barrels of sperm oil; and EtWen, STODDART, from
,Quebec. Came down from the River the Ross,
Mattson, the, Sir Godfrey Webster, the Tigress,
and the, At. Anns, for Jamaica ; Underwood, for
Barbadoes ; Perseverance, for Belfast; the Hope, and
the Berwick, for the Mediterranean, and remain in
'the Downs with the outward-bound, as per last.—
' Yesterday arrived and sailed for the River the Nau-
tilus, Wasow, from Bengal—sailed 2Sd May, and
from st. Helena, 9th October.

BRISTOL, NOVEMBER se.
The Pilot, Wausau, from Newfoundland to Bilboa,
has this 'in distress, and with loss of

Kaiss, Shakespeare, for Jamaica ; , Laing, King,.
Ettma, Talbert, for ditto • Crown Blackburn for ditto; the
Taque, Hayes*, for Dunkirk; gtarling, Barnett, for Malta;
Blenlasins, Shirley, for Bengal ; Long, Clark, for Fort William;
Newcastle Trader Dowsing, for Malta; Caroline, Sargeant, jor
Demerara; Prinsiens Freywilliger, Green for Pinata • Vrow
Martha, Wyk, for Etubden ; Alonzo Perkins, for Dot:Meaux ;
Bare Hatfield, for Hamburgh; Maria Tufton, Kinnaird, for
savannah; and Resignation, Brown, far the Mediterranean.

NAVAL

Captain Caulfield to command the Tonnant, of SO guns, at
Plymouth ; the Hon. Captain Gardner to the Dauntless ; and
Captain Carter to the Wasp, sloops of war.
Viscount Mandeville promoted to the rank of Lieutenant,
and to the Larne, df S 0 guns, on the Jamaica station.
Lieutenants C. Baker, S. Jervoiw, and R. 11. Cockerel',
to the Dauntless; Lieutenant George Win. St. John Alildmay,
to the Wasp ; Mr. Grill, to be Purser of the same ship ; the Rev.
George Cuthbert, to be Chaplain a the Queen Charlotte; and
the Revs David Lloyd, to be Chaplain of the Ramillies.
The ship Alligator, Gonda% front Virginia to Cork, put into
Kilrush the :..3d it very leaky, having had 14 feet water
in her hold at sea, and been obliged to throw a great pats of the
cargo overboard.
The Gallant, BLYTItIy from Liverpool to London, was driven
on shore a few days ago near Portaferry, 'very little of the mule
is expected to be saved.
The Brunswick, Captain JOHN MITCINSON, of Ma-
ryport, was totally lost on the 11th instant, in Tent-
laud Firth, on her homeward-bound passage, from
St. Peter sburgh to Whitehaven, with a valuable cargo
of hemp, tallow, Sic. She was a fine new vessel, on
her first voyage—the crew were all saved.

• Wednesday,• the RACOON, 26 guns, Capt. JAstee
Wntus, arrived at Portsmouth from the St. Helena
I,ana Cape station, to be paid off. She left St. Helena
on the 15th of October, 16 days after the MUSQUITO,
and brought duplicates of the dispatches sent home
by Sir iluDsoN Lowe, in that vessel. Nothing had
publicly transpired at the Island worthy the slightest
DOLiCC4 BONAPARTE was in tolerable health, and all
the same precautionary rules regarding him, before
established, had continued to be observed with the
same degree of watchful activity. The station is
stated by our Naval Officers, as the most unpleasant "
that can be conceived, combining more ennui and
deprivation of fresh supplies than the most vigilant•
blockade of a dispirited enemy's pert in the midst of:
war. The following ships were at St. Helena when
the RACOON left--CONQUEROR, 74, Rear-Admiral
PLAMPIN, Captain STANPELL ; Evaynrce Captain
WAUCHOPE ; Tees, Captain RENNIE; DOTTEREL,
Captain GORE:* RP-OPOLE, Captain Everqcs; and the
fu YANA store-ship. The FAvouarrs, Captain Ro-
NBOll, had sailed for St. Thomas's, and the i'ODAR-
R, Captain Rous, was as the Cape. The SAPPHO,
Captain PLustainos, was cruising about the Island.
The LEVERET had not arrived. Mr. JOHN ANDREWS,'
Master of the Cosonzaoa, bad been appointed to
command the Husain. The RACCOON is ordered in
• be paid off at Portsmouth and laid up in ordinary.
L'
She came into harbour on Saturday.
L At the Old Bailey Sessions, which commence on
l Wednesday next, there are 150 prisoners for trial ;-....
among them there arethree for forgery; and twelie
' for uttering forged. Notes.
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whes the emir/'Nd AL INTELLIGANCE.

has pat into this port in distress, and with loss of cob
Captain and chief mate, who were washed overboard. of F
CDBTOM-110USE, LONDON, NOVEMBER 28.
Stns Earmazo Inerams.--lhe Johanna, Bs ends, from To-
ning= ; the Jong Martha, 801, from Groningen ; the Atalanta, tow
Kent from J
uanit
a
;
the George, from Seville ; Indian fort
Chief, gyaiipluoys, from Viriiota; ftwrbo, Stumm. from A
an‘ DuMera of %menet, Riker, from Charante.
lie=
amplaallas loyal Sonsmipm.abha. for the
*dm s William vorli, Mason, for ditto ; Orpheus, Cristall, the
for Smyrna; and William and Mary, Sadler, for Leghorn.
Ctemum orrimans—fita. Anna, Da Cortina, for Whoa ; the
Kailas. Shakespeare, for Jamaica ; James LaWg, King, for ditto ; tint)
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