The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-30 00:00:00

GARRISON ORDERS IT MAJOR.GEMIRRAL 11R SWIM

5A1t.1.12.
llir Mujesty's 14th Font to-be adder arms ibis evening, at
fuer o'clock, and to attend the funeral of the deceased Major-
General Sir U. B. Bought,o., furnished with three rounds of
light cartr;dges, and Licu'enant-C loud Wahon will give the
necessary orders to that erect. The corps to parade in
:mil I.iiretemmt-Coluori Watson wHI rri else special in-
strut-tints tor hi: goideace on the .erasion from Major-Gene-
r.ll Sir Ewen Misfile.
The Body (guard are to attend, and become a component
part of the funeral escort, atten.lant on the remains of the
late ltlNot-t keeled Sir George Bratbseite Boughtoe, of bin
Majesty s service, and Captain'tiall will give instructious to
that cited. having reeehed "rein' instructioes from Major..
General Sir Ewen 111aillie for his guidance tin Ibis uermion.
The Reserve in prrisoo are to be under arms, and drawn
up on the Artillery parade at four o'clock, it here they wilt
receive more particular orders, and the Copula of
_tile
Re-
serve will sive toe treeesuary itestreelices to tots effect.
Alt (liken Mr duty are directed to attend she Funeral.
The Fort- Sdjutaat. the Brigade Major of his Majesty's ser-
vice, nod toe licignde Major of the steam, with Major-
Geo. Sir B. B iogntosis Staff, will otte.id on horseback
at half pk-t four o'clock.
The Minnie Gans to cease upon the Ige of the three
collies at five burying-grossed, unit Wieser oYs to be placed
fur that purpose.

ClNsilla and CASTLEIMAGU have fought
Deel-LCharming Ministers of the ! !laving
failed in all their attempts to steamy the envois•,
they wow turn on themselves—blood most be had,
and if ve cannot make it low from the French,
we shall glut upon each other. Oh most dytified
Ministers of the British Empire! how mneh will
yon be respected by foreign Courts! IVhat tt
lestee have you shed upon the Government of
your Country ! how respeciful towards your Royal
Master! A Cabinet quarrel settled with the pis.
tol ; how mural, how magnanimous! Yon are
both Irishmen ; would it wete nut so; would to
Heaven we bad never seen or heard of either of
you ; it would have been a great happiness for the
olifortutiste country that has been cursed with
your birth and your rule.—Ttit STATESMAN ap.
pears to make a distinction between these two
DJ. lists ; we can see none, nor coo we acknow.
ledge any such di3tinction. They were equally
Metnisers of the " No Popery" Cabinet ; they
are the Copenhagen men, the Spanish men, and
'the Watcheren men; they are the supporters of
the IVs:tt.E3I.IITS, the Mer.vt.r.t.ss, and the You',
and have their names written deep in the calarni.
ties of- the country. What then are the p,
virtues of CAsstso to the public? Nothing!
CAmtacactu may have his private virtues also,
though we hare serer heard then spoken of !
Where then is the distinction to be made between
the two men? Yes, there is this difference, had
CAITLEREAOII been rho( dead, CANNivn could
hare a fitter% an Elegy on the occasion—Oh ! he
is a very. pretty Poet 1.--DabliwEreninf Herald.
Tuesday night, as a poor won to who carries
milk iii tile neighbourhood of Suuthautp(oo.street,
Covent-dm-den, nag going along th • Sir tad, site,
in trussing CeCiLstreiet, was accidentally run
over by a coal...cs4Ltun, ;‘,.. w.lO. n .1, II .1 lit ; % is
was cut:fern' to the Middlesex Infirmary, with
Lory of recovery.

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