The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-17 00:00:00

Corpse over to I iermany. alt was ft. loatA 11, if a t
the whole of,the way out tp sea by a body ofmnsic-
a. we were info:red, froq( Ipswich, ii Pull,
funeral marches, *the mellldy of elicit, s!dtraml • t,
wan by being heard over the water, inspired a grao
melancholy, not inappropriate to the solemnity of th
scene. All the vessels in the roads had their • • •
hoisted half mast high.
We understand that Mr. Brougham And All 4'
Wood proceed, the first II Deter, the lattift by ' '
etsluys, to attend the funeral in Brunswick.
•
HA:lwpm, HALF PAST POUR o'CLOpit, P. 111,.
The schosner is approaching the 01$
the Queen's honschold have just reached the ,
kilted to receive them ; the other ships • '
funeral squadron have weighed anchor, and are
eecding t e juin the Glasgow ; the mourning
are removing from the shore; the dragoons and
try have proceeded to their quarters; the friends
her Majesty are coming to the beach to snatch a •
view of the ship that conveys her away f• oua-the
of her sufferings: the wind is favourable fur liedomut
and the lessening sail wi,l soon disappear. The s
carriage of her Majesty has been taken to the Three
Cups, and crowds of people both flout the town
country hare pressed to see it.
In c!osing the account of her Majesty's funeral, we
cannot help agaiu recurring to the deep and genera)
feeling which the sight of the procession erelted
the whole way through which it passed. lk •
between London and Harwich during the day, a •
a pert of the ni;lit (for such was the Government e •
• pedition in this usually slow and solemn pro. ending tits
they hurried it forward tile whole of one night,) wee
lined pith iyectators; the hedge-rows were frequently
peoplrtl ; they had even climbed trees ; the nrindows
and even tops of the houses in, the towas and villas
were eror.••:eil, and this immense mass seemed
have only one common feeling, which nearly ,
in ittifested by a voluntary mourning-dress, and
by tears which they could not restrall. ire only
that those who have been 6,nying the general
hhearre l
Mjitryu,v
„had
anlti.lsi,lleddlllairastcilentlie
ehritelitinwedoufultrl
calamities. Alitity families of respectability had e
from a distance iu tit& own carria.res, and
drawn up on the road in decent mourning, mere to
a melat.cholv ditty to the remains of theltltees,
than to witness the sorry spectacle of a miaistatial
funeral. °

The bands of 'fawners from the towns wen
markable f the order with ‘ehicli they condo
their proersPious, the numbers they contained,
the strong feelings of veneration and regret which
evinced.

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bONDON:
rattoir EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1821.

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The remains of our beloved and injured Queen
mew remove,' from the shores of that country to whielt,
Itt the bright and sprightly days of youth slsehadcem,
lexpecting to be the partner of the Throne; they a
ircusoved, under circums•ances as afflicting as emit ef
her life, to seek repose among the ashes of her fathers.
In our other columns will be fountla detail of
the affecting incidents that befel the funeral through.
lout
the remainder of its route; in the following letter
'front an intelligent and faithful correspolttlent, a state.
went of the circumstances which attended it on its ar•
rival at the place ()fits taltimee destination in England:
(eel van.: cone es eon DEN cc.)
IIARIVItiI, THURSD.IY NIORNING.
I hare this morning seen a paper, for the first time.
since I left London; it was the STATIteaIAN of Tuesday
and Wednesday.
.1 find that you gave a pretty correct
account, as far as I teitnessed the transactions, of
memorable day, (Tuesday). I left Colchester on Wed
•lay evening, at six o'clock. The funeral was then j
entering Colchester. The roads from this place were
thronged a ith pedestrians and light carriages ; pe
flocking in from the adjacent parts. Just before I lea
Colchester, a hearse, drawn by four horses (post), s
and changed horses at the Cups; this hearse costaieeti
the requisite apparatus for hanging the diarrhea—
black, &r. wherever the corpse might stop : We by
chance the two boys, that drove, bad scarlet jackals ea
blue facing/. Dimly supposed that this carriage cote
tained the corpse, and great numbers surrounded Ott
hearse, but as it soon drove off the people facena ;
‘sere wrong. From Colchester to blitchi.y, ten mile,
wag .topped at least IN times, and eaquirod of by nen
one, " are they coming r I infernal tba
groups, as I passed, that the cavalcade mufti oat
..
Colchester till right o'clock in the evening, mai moll
not possibly arrive at Harwich before three eels& 16
the morning. At the different cross roads I heel gulli
' tlemeu's carriage', chaises, horsemen, and
people drawn up in great numbers; many bad
provisions with theca. and from their appeerasee.
have come many saes. Every person bad put on
. thing befitting the occasion, but the majority area li
deep moaning. This was the general appearssee t 1 I 114
'wbole road to Harwich. When I came to Dover CAA
two miles from Harwich, I rollout the undertaken hs
ing the church with black, for the purpose of rereiejoi
the body of her Majesty, as It was inten.leil it shoal
halt there dttritig the night; for, at Norwich, the AI
church bas been palled down mad a Imodatose orr
is building. Mine service is now performed ia k'
melte!, at the barracks. Wien I marks& Haruki". 1
all annety as to sit bat time the asor. "
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