The Statesman.
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rive, not expecting the delay which had taken place on ranee an unaccountable work, merle, in itself, very tr, E laxa Liv. 1R • A 1. . DIRGE, Ga Me DEATH ,!!' QUEEN C.1:0,1,1..tE. '
the road. It was meant to embark the body as soon es natant and coolutio. rti manciavee in ineafinn
Draw( atittento Vole?, eels. 1.1.1• ---ase---- .
je arrived at Harwich; and at three o'clock I believe no is is
*lra ate—Gnus SAVE TUE KING.
$ not new to London t and the present generaiion of .4e
;dace was prepared to receive the remains; but shortly • . It is underhead that his majesty will to.. ' ill insert the following at the urgent request of an old
ru a pnrate
lb Inhabitants, if they had a" ingenuity aid spirit t° . Letee at the Royal Lodge on Wednesday next, Correspondent. j
r beds, stabling, &c. was ordered for many. At first,far the _
firm • fresh contrivance, might lave mind enough to.
is it grew late., and nothing had arrived, some inclinationpurpose only of receiving the Public Authorities, who 1.
was manifested to put her Majesty's' corpse in the hospi- avail themselves of an example of their predecessors. In till be expected to attend in mourning; anti that Peace to thee. CaroEne,
tai at the barracks (the temporary church), and then the second mayoralty of BECKFOILD, when the lode- his Majesty will hold a Public Levee at the Castle on • Waft thee to bliss divine.
Monday.
again in a large store room at the barracks. But about pendence of the citizens was high, every paltry Free from all pains. • .
May the celestial love, t
this time some orders, I understood, were received, that artifice was used to counteract its operation upon the During the entire of yesterday the Park was crowded . .
hied and indulgent move,
every external respect should be shewn to Her Majesty's with vehicles of every description, filled with elegantly
councils of the Court. A Loyal Association was got fattier and husband prove. .-
remains; and as the preparations were going on at the together, and led to act ; for though it would be dig- dressed females who were anxious to catch a view of his Peace to thy manes.
church at Dover Court, all measures in the town of Har- Majesty. The Lawn, in front of the Lodge, was also
loyal for a whole people to combine and operate in thronged with persons, who frequently cheered the 11.
wich were stopped. At eleven o'clock I walked to Do- • Titre this sad s•ale of leers,
King;
, it may be verypart, pro- owing Majesty's p
ver Court church, went in, and saw the preparations concert, constitutional for a
but to his wish to remain asri- Lest six and twenty years, •
vided that part promote the schemes of Ministers, to rate as possible, he did not present himself at the win-
completed ; the east end or altar part was hung Tyrenny's pains, • '
round with black cloth ; sconces for the candles, devise and consult and co-operate in any manner they dews- Follow's' thy footsteps thro'
and a-black cloth laid down where the coffin was to be please. It was, in consequence, resolved among the His Majesty's State Porter reinaiped at the Castle dur- Like an unwholesome dew,
placed ; the pulpit was hung with blark. At this time instruments of corruption, that an address from the ing the day, for the purpose of taking down the names
None could thy soul subdue,
of the Nobility and Gentry who crowded to make their Peace to thy nianeti.
all the pews were filled with persons, awaiting the monied interest in the city to his AlaJzsrr would pro- 111.
arrival of the Royal corpse. A detachment of the respectful inquiries after the King's health.
dace the most agreeably illusiveeffects upon the people Long had oppression's band
Oki' first Royal veteran corps had piled arms in tbe road Flags were hoisted on the tops of all the Churches
and the KING; and a competent number of Merchants and Towers in the City yesterday. (St. Werburgim's Smote thee with iron hand,
facing the church. The churcloyard presented a
and Bankers were assembled to go up to St. James'sFalsehood and pains.
mines spectacle :those flat top tombs that were wide the Parish in which the Castle Palace is situate, has
Stirs freedom raised her voiee, •
enough, had two soldiers sleeping on them ; many were with the testimony of their disapprobation of the po- hoisted the royal standard) in honour of his Majesty's
lying on the ground, and had made the raised grass polar spirit, and of their devotedness to the dispo- arrival, and emblematic banners and appropriate ;le- hid British hearts rejoice,
Caroline was their choice ; .
grave their pillow. As the morning just afforded sitions of the Throne. In very imposing cavalegde vices were exhibited at many private establishments, Peace to her manes.
a glimmering light, the scene is beyond my power to and even time drawing-roan, windon sof many respect-
they proceeded round St. Paul's,ly. • •
describe ; for independent of the soldiers, there wereable shopkeepers in time principal s'reets —What a Vultures and slaves in power,
till
they came to Templß but there they found a
e-ar,e
sumo hundreds of persons collected, all desirous of grand exhibition would have been witnessed hat! cir- Caroline would devour.
viewing the coffin removed from the hearse. A num. barrier which compelled them to pause. The gates of cumstances permitted his Majesty to bare landed at By perjured stains. • -
her stood with torches ready to be lit, and while on the City bad been shut by the people, and, as the pen- latinleary. We need scarcely notice whet disappoint- Hirelings ane kindred foes,
the very tiptoe of expectation, news arrived that time pie were then not likely to yield, time procession was con- went thousands of every description experienced, Monsters who'd right opossee,
Procession would not move on from Colchester till many of whom had come from very remote parts of Tried to add crime to woes :
p ducted ap Chancery-lane to reach Si. James's, through
morning. The people then began to return to 6141 time Country with their families, to witness the grati- Peace to her manes. •
Holborn. It was exactly at the time when what was • •
homes. lying sight of a Royal debarkation. a ,
Harwich was in a state of disquietude till three then called the new pavement was taking place in The City will be splendidly illuminated on the even- Freedom in Majesty.
o'clock in the morning. From time great lane of Holborn, and cart loads of stones were very oppor.,,ine of the day on which his Majesty will make his Said bbe *bosh] justice see, •.
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strangers, there was either not a bed to be got or timely standing at the top of Chancery-lane. Three Publie entry, ohich, should nothing in the itsterlus Britons would base.
standing for a horse. At half-past six in the morn- or four of these were drawn down to the junction of
occur to render- a postponement necessary, wi:!, we are Tho' death cut the thread of life, •
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leg I went down to the Jetty, which is a sort of led to believe, take place on Thursday next. Her foes with malicious strife,
Cursitee.st t i
ree, and there made to discharge their Ills Majesty's Marine band reached Town yester- Followed this many r'd wife,
piles, and running level out on the beach. about 4UI contents. On the arrival of time courtly cavalcade at day evening, from Hunk:ter, and having remained E'en to her grave.
yards, at the mid of which was a crane fixed in the the spot, this impediment presented its irresistible ap. some time in the Lower Castle-yard, were conveyed in VI.
mitre, and swinging round, (much like time one at the pearance, rendered still more formidable by the tem- carriages to his Majesty's Palace in the Park. Still Britons fill'd their parts, •
Southwark-bridge, which raised the heavy A Requisition has been presented to the Lord Mayor, ' Cat-line lived ;u their hearts,
mite' per of the multitude, by whotn the materials had been
rials ) Here a atimherof men were employed in rigging signed by a number of the Nobility and Gentry of Ire. They toad her remains.
collected. Amidst the hooting, an I derision of the
eut a block and fall for time purpose of taking the laud, requesting his Lordship to call • Meeting, for No guards were wanted here,
coffin from the shoulders of the men and lowering it , populace, the carriages were com Felled to hack, and time purpose of opening a General Subscription, to erect 'Foe orphan and widow's tear
into the boat. At this time people were coining into make a most disorderly retreat towards Shoe-lane, a National Testittiont•al in cotnetemoratiee of this Visit Sprinkled her hallowed tier ;
the town from al! quarters ; boats entering. the bar- through which they defiled into the expanse of 1101- of hi-, Majesty to Ireland. The Lord' Masan has ap- Peace to her manes.
hour laden with passengers, many of whom had come D.
born, where the width of the way relieved them from pointed Friday next, at twelve o'clock, at the Royal Aug. 10' 1911. —,.......5mees
•If miles by sea across the harbour. Mr. flume anal
the dread of any similar obstacle. Rut here a Fru.- Exchange, fur the purpose. A Hatehment was yesterday placed in the front of
- Mr. J. C. Ilobliouse having arrived at the White
cation of another kind alien, the ill-fated Procession. We understaed from authority, that all Addresses time late Queen's house in South Autiley-street.
Hart, brouelif intelligence that bet proceseion would from Counties, Cities, anal Cutporats• 'Pole me st ill be Ihe Coroner's inquest on the body of Frareit,
shortly appear. Two Gentlemen went rout d the An empty hearer accidentally pessieg was pressed into received at his Majesty's Levee, as is customary in who died of his wound in St. George's Hospital, does
town and circulated the news. and all steps were now the popular service, and made to precede the gay ca- England, net tabs. place this day till 4 o'clock. The other In-
bent toward the London-road. While hundreds • yal„,le. In spite of
every• effort to pass and jostle him,: We understand that it is the intention of our quest a ill he resumed at 3.
walked on to meet the cavalcade, others took stations
the driver was induced to keep his station, an-I every ! Countryman and Fellow-Citizen, Mr. Levineetome to The Wrexham Pedestrian, who has undertaken to
along the road side, and on the surrounding heights,
to he part of the other vehicles preserve
make lois fourth ascent in a new and elegant Balloon, on walk ti lit miles in ten storeessive days (Sunday ex-
which cottonseeds a fine view of the harbour. About attempt on tthe happy and auspicious occasion of his most gracious cepteP, had, on Tuesday last, performed six days .of
eleven o'clock the procession halted half a mile from their order made confession wow confounded. At et,
Majesty's visit to this Country. lie purposes to ascend his arthiseet task, durin • which time he had gone 368
the town. where time detachment. consisting of James's gate the lyarse appeared the leading carriagese
from 11.ortobell barracks,
o the use of which has been aiih.s, and was proceeding in high spirits.
the flank company of the Stith Royal Veteran Corps, of the procession, adorned in the course of its passage , most kindly afforded hint by Government. The following is given in an Irish paper :—Several
commanded by Captain limes, under the orders
with labels
in t .
he sty le of esentelocone, on all of which - DUMAN GENERAL commerce. persons ha g walked on the grass in the lawn, a
of Msjur thorium, marched out of the town, anal
was an ito.cription (expressiee in the popular And of . The• Committee of the Ifousehohlen an -1 Inahlt- - t entio them not to treed on the grass.
tined in front of the escort that preceded th . . His Majesty turned round in an animated manner and
cavalcade ; the fine band at the head playing the Head time spirit of the addressers) " Tee r'cxERAL OF Tax ants of Dublin met yesterday, at lITelVt! IP ..*:.lClc, lour-
- scant to atljournint-tit.--Alilermait Surrsi in the Chair. said—" Don't mind time graes—damn the grass—let
March in Saul. The whole began to move in time most Coesrertytoe."
I deputation of the following gentlemen was my- them walk where they pleasur."
a dem manner possibie-e-here was a breathless silence, The persons who witnessed those proceeding's could STE4II PACKETS.-...1t Is a fortnaate circumstance for
net a semi, but of time horses' feet,and one steady step puitite.i to trait upon Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, to
never forget them, and would often mention them ; anti those packets, that his Mefesty ventured in one of them
f the ethis, who, with their arms reversed, preserved • communicate with him as to the public entry of his
though these proceedings are not consistent with re-: Majesty into the Capital. The Deputat:on weree-- to Ireland. Time public will recollect, that when they
the molt strict order. Time music suddenly bursting were first introduced, a very great prejudice existed
on the ear, and dying off, floated away in the gentle gnlarity and decorum, they might prohalsie bare viz. Alderman Smith, Caen-lean ; Michael ()Olen, Esq.
Sec. ; M. Seton, h;s11. ; It'll'. Humphreys, Es-1. ; Enea% agaiwa them ; a hich arose from the extreme careless-
airs that were wafted from the sea, producing an gated the measures that were adopted by the people
Mac Honnetl, IEs,I. ; Lintion Belton, Eel ; P. .E. ness it itis whirh the boiler, containing the steam, was
3111.1 kind of feeling not easily described. on Tuesday. lien can the men complain of time viola Singer, Req.
- managed, which
e caused one or two very serious atei-
The prces.ion snored into time town ef H lion by of decency and order who themselves set the ex- ' '
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flue Alecting then adjourned to half past three - dents. If the Kin ventured seventy miles in ore of
the Cuacis and Horses through Churcii-street,and Mar
The ample in their treatment of her Majesty's remains: Does o'clock, at which time the Sub-Committe t• reported, them, surely his subjects may venture in them gene-
ket.street, and then turned down to the jetty.
foot lined each side of the jetty. while the first did that they load waited on Sir Benjamin Itismittli ?hi, rally ;
- not every step they have taken indicate their resolution and, as in course of time they will be
trim received them in the most tam-rteomos teaener, at
sion of the 4th or Qtteen's own lin^ol time toad, and left to east indignity upon her memory, and disappoint establo.ed to sail from London to all parts of
an openinz. throne,' which the procession was to pass. and irritate the countless multitudes by whom it is re- the Lodge in the Park—that 11:s Majesty t. as 1""r11 the coasts of England and Scotland, the money
gratified by his reeeption in Ireland—eitat a public
The banal of the elith then fell hack amid advanced be- which was funner:y spent, almost exclusively, in
greeted and embalmed with tears ? Who meatated
fore the hearse, playing solemn as it drove otf between entry would be made, but the slay was net yet deter- the counties of Sussex, Kent, and Hampshire, will be
the original wrong; those who had contrived for the: mined upon. Mr. Alderman Smith reported that th •
the line of the military, and then tiled off at the top —. ;rased round the island of Great Britain geee-
The trumpets and bugles of the 4th Dragoons, playing funeral a circuitous route, or those who conducted it the imeervieN was altogether smmtr,t pleasing. rally : and lodging-hot...es anal proo;ions, at the
as the coeches passed through.TheCulfin being borne by usual way? It is well known that time church-path is Thanhs were voted to Sir Benjamin illemfield, several watering places, instead of being so shatnefally
by the General Committee, who expressed great satis-
-12 men, was carried down time platform or jetty at a sluw dear a A they were live or ten years ago, mill he at a
in every place, a way direct ; awl it is as well under- i n
section at the neport•
pace, the bearers walked under the crane,w hen the slings reasonable price comparatively, in consequence of the
stood, that the path through which funerals It was then Resolved, That a Grand Public !Envier of
icing placed raised time coffin from the shoulders of the increased competition; thus enabling the inhabitants
have been accustomed to pass, constitute a right the Nobility and Gentry shoelti talc. pi ter on next Mom
hearers. It then became suspended for a short time, till slay, the -hith instant, Imm time Corn Exchanee, when it is of large smoky cities more frequently to enjoy the
the company had alighted and had reached the extre- of road. and form a consecrated way. They who load exj.reted that one thousand persons will dine toefelier in pleasures of the sea side.
mity of the jetty. It was then gradually lowered into designed to deviate from time established usage, had re- honor of his Majesty's visit. Sir Benjamin Blatnailield A few slays ago an accident, which had nearly proved
the Admiral's launch, (that had been 'brought from and others are invited. . fatal to three individuals, occurred in Ilytle Park, neer
solved to violate what is reverenced as the laws of the
The following gentlemen were named to procure the Barracks.—A young lady, nettled Cramphorn, age
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for the purpose). A handsome Royal Silk 4
land.
standard being hoisted. the guns at Langnard fort be-
gan to fire. During the whole of this scene not a The p t b I, a tt fj i r • t ~ ii 1 . la
Stewartle, tee. and to make preliminary inquiries anal or- about 11 years, daughter of a widow at Brampton, teas
ramecusents :—Alilerman Smith, Daniel O'Con ern, Esq.,
e erg urg axe e o u y 19, re erring 0 tn. umparet !„sq., Emil Mac Donnell, Esq., len- tnassing in company with a gentleman through Knights-
dge Barracks from tke Park, and before they
.V.ould
breath was heard, the most solemn deathlike silence gli they perceived a return chaise cooling to-
the disturbances its Moldavia and Wallachia, expt eases don Bolton, Esit., Thos. Mac Donnell,
prevailed. Indeed it was awfully grand—the sun
itself in these terns:— den, Esq. wards them seitto extraordinary speed; they fled fur
shone most beautifeill-;
) scarcely a stir of wind. The o s
.t appears time Greeks do not with for time in-Esq., and It. Woo. get throu
The Alerting then broke up, anal time Selo-Committee safety into a sentry box, in which also was the sentry s
proceeded direct to the Corn Exchange Tavern, mu corn. on time chaise coning up. time horses started on one !lid!,
number or. 'uoats in the harbour filled with persons in terfetence of a Foreign Power ; on the contrary, they
mence arrangements. The General Co . tietuittee of DT- aid the wheel coming in con uact with the ;sentry box it
lark, of the most respectable appearance. 'Fm entertain some fears with regard to it, and confide in
puties adjourned to eleven o'clock this slay, when afu was upset, and its i sonata were thrown under the horses
time time of tier entering the town, till the coffin si-a' their-own strength. •,1•,:e.,;•••1 feet. The wrist of the young lady was fractured, he-
" A very remarkable occurrence under existing cir- meeting is expected, as it is suppoeed that Iris .. j 7 .
placed in the boat, 55 minutes passed away. As the sides other contusions. Fortunately time Gentleman and
public entry will take place on an early day.
eornFaer returned from the end of the jetty, we ob- cumstances is the foundation of an Asiatic museum, con.
sidering the importance of the study of the Oriential ' meesesse•e____ Jerseee.- tlie sentry escaped unhurt.. Mr. Pettigrew, the surgeon,
served Lord acd Lady Hood, Lady Ann Hamilton, Sir languages, both; with respect to time ancient history of The same allowances of mounter, it is said, have who happened to be passing in
.his carriage, instantly
alighted, and the lady was taken into the barrackg,where
hobt. Wilson, Mr, Brougham, Dr, Lushington, Ald. Russia and that of the Middle ages, anti to political and been issued to the Members of her late Alajeetv'es testa .
her wrist was replaced by Mr. P. who afterwards con-
Wood, Mr. Win», Mr. Hobbouse, Wm, Austin, Sze. Ste. commercial relations with the East. Timis establishment blishment, as were issued to those of Queen ('liar- eyed Inver home to her parent. The post boy was in a
The body eras taken in the Launch, steered by Capt. enriched by the tonnific 'nee of the Emperor, now forms lotte. state of intoxication.
Doyle, on board the pioneer shimmer, which trill finally a distinguished and valuable collection, including Ara- Boinatraott, Aun. 14.--On Saturday the royal stand- - - ------- a
blau, Persian, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Mogul, and BETTING AT TATTERS Art:S, Aye. IG.
tale' Ron board the Glasgow frigate, which is at some aril on the Castle, and the flag on Nelson's Monument,
Canine manuscripts.
distance out. Gass continued firing all the time. ~ seem'
corps of troops are expected to arrive in this were hoisted half mast high, on account of the death DONCIINTr.II Sr. Leona.-9 to 4 egst Gustavae-7 to I
The greatest praise is due to the 4th dragoons and the capital, from the frontiers of Persia." of her Majesty, and continued so yesterday and to- apt Viagt-un—la to g apt Jack Spigot—ill to I apt Sand-
detachment of the 860, for their very steady and sal- Bengal Papers snivel to the 6th of March, inform day.—The same mark of respect is shown by the flag heck.
dies-like conduct on this lamentable occasion ; the lat. es, that disturbances still prevailed in time city of Bus- ship and other vessels in Leith Roads and in time bar- MARKETS.
ter regiment had coma from Chatham by forced wrath and that the Turks were at war with some of the e'ne• .--.1.11.--
marches, above thirty miles a day. On this occasion . The following is a copy of
the protest made at Col- Coax EXCRANAR, Aro. 17.—The supply of Wheat
tribes of the desert. The former had taken into their
Metre was no dispute between the troops and populace, chew, by the Queen's Executors, respecting the since Monday having been but triffing, maid that of tine
service a tribe of Curds to enable them to repel their op•
but every thing was most orderly and quiet. The town plate they had fixed upon the coffin : 9nality indeasead,prtme samples *Maimed an whim, of
• ponents. In consequence of these circumstances a comeanal all other ilecelptions s
is still shut up sad so business going on. All the parties st We, her Majesty's Executors, solemnly protest 1.111 Is.
, irrp="l.l
lets stagnation of trade had taken place its Bagdad. On .—The (lit trade condemn very :Celt
which came with the fineval are at the White Hart ; P . against the violation of her Majesty's contuse:Oa, pre- alol_lti_a_y_s_,
the 114th February, Calcutta was visited by h of Isper,the arrinls heel
a euttieme• Amity communicated to the Earl of Liverpool, and not even...l. .1-g" barley, •
and -
the horses and baggage are now embarking, and the i ratite Beans, Peas, ether a •
COWS. e . .
Royal remains of "Caroline of Brunswick, them uch which blew with great vielmice for two hours, acCompa- issented to by him, about to be committed, by taking
liberation
des there as is .
'dente off the placed upon her coffin by the Executors,
injured Queen of Inglisseti" Is now leasing es the nisei by rain, thunder, sod lightning. Several sett . plate
.... SNIITNettisIO NARRIT AUG. 17,—The market,
German Ocean, of hoard the Glasgow frigate. harassed, bet net ef 0.! miens nature. It was ac- Mau" tar" 72."
(allied) " STEPHEN !ARRINGTON. al
well supplied with all 14ereeriptioue of tattle, 16 - .4„.
.1. IC sainted for by the tommay wean weather which bad • " Tnowas WTl.lle. sequence of which tite-peless were low, with very d
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fee a hog* of dose revelled.. At China, trade - O Executors to bee late Majesty."
Wit iimanstably The New nen is tabooing to Ito AA the offal ; per Stone of PAM.)
44, neeyt the *set. fee wilkh 1750 dollen • ' Letters frees lideise to the recent date of the 17th . - .... set le be. Od. cern.' AT sable"
have it beliend timat the netboi to ihich the peel* "
Veal .... ea. OA * 44. ll'. tntivee d :Its
'• Telawaa4R6 Taskrs in gairals the ism"' " a lads* diet the SislSTem inn revering an &my '• ' Comminication between that place and Constantinople
ir &Raft eel it tbe &rest sad repot Nee link imissid - Ma; to -alit molest . tie- mug
4hebt Mee allerld. The sealUdi *Om P4llllOll state, • July, trete received yesterday, announcing that the Minton.. vs. 1111. to 11.. ad. Haas
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Pork •• .. be. lit. tol. last. Sheep mid Lambs ..... r. et,'
ores agile opewed. ' General Witt/anent, and a great Loa. as eik is 4d. no
. Strew euml tam, ae per our last. • gir
ID Baeleifiei * ins the mask it AN, oseilL Aillia*Pavin ailiffeillfikbtiesitif dii ,• ' water of • Oaten at one Russian stogy remained at HIFMNAIVOr..w; .altetstios is thee pries el Haps.
I . aid effested by estitykosy. Moe wpm it Iptt teitik; it maybe pressotiVottabittsate very tteeldty.
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