Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-15

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proce ..ion did not enter Win,lsor r.. -,
little before 9 O'Clock. where a great
csn->e Of people had been waiting : -.
hours. Tie remains Of tie Princess
received at the l.o~er L"dye b. lheS
men Of the guard, aho carried he cuff
a guard u. honor lrwm The Sd regimen,
foot guards were stationed outside Of =,
Lodge. P ince Leopold, his atteniar
and Others in the mourning cOachs.
lighted at the Lrd.e. The coach c,
tanning the body of the infant aud t.
urn dove to the chapel, where i, Wa,
crived by the dean. ard deposited il /,
vault without any church service
M b s we're Disappointed at VI
sor, who expected the Princess t. lie
state; whereas, on account ct the sr,
ness of the premises, aid the VAT,
pas ages to enter and retire, those Q,
~ere admitted who had tickets.
The awful rites are terminated, T.
the tomb has just closed upon tNo s,a
ra,ions from whom We expected : lr
line OF patriot princes. continuing to;
rcmote,t pcsteFi'y the royal diadea
the illustrious hnuse Of Brunswick. 7
these fond auticipati"ns-these tower,
hopes are da.hed 20 tie Garth. ari
stead Of thu joyful Anthem Uu;og,
II q. m g
have had to listen to the funeral Lr,
aud join in the requiem for the deaf
two generations Of princes in the ,r
space OF a few hours. ooh death, wh,.
i. thy ,tingi Oh grave, where is =
yicio.y;" Great indeed has been f!
victory the grave has gained, and deg
do the unite sal British family tle! {
sting ct death.
From Tie hssHs "a: ~ CsntineL, Je'
MARINE INTELLIGENCE ETTRAo2tl
AIRY.
Arrived on Thursday morning h.
aud meGiately moored in the hat
Of Time. the Nzw YEAR EIeH1m
HUNDRED EIGHTEEN. We nbGer.rr
she will remain at he- present mooh.
fvr.the term OF twelve months. Hsr,
rival was greeted By the hearty chn
ard r,eiproeai good wishes Of the u
counted milIirIs Of human berg VI
yet dwell on the border d Tmsj o.
they experience all the Happiness
j y during the twelve mcbths Il her &C. !
tlnuance that their larscs: wishes co,
have anticipated; and after witns"rs,
viii felicity, tie arrival Of many sueett
ing YEAR., when Time itself shall, "
then, weigh anchsr to depart. may 10
be 10 ne By that beoyant vessel, CMf
1IAs lioYE, through the quieksaLd' 4
/ cath into Tie haven IF THERMAL kt
The New Year Eighteen lluudsl
Eighteen is la,!en, with believe. vi! !
fun cargo of assorted hh.nfy, c"nsig 4
TO the firm Of Man 4 BrAsr. whichri
I've discharged At different period, dEF
her STAY in the harbor Of Tine, sIen'g
viii sail in ballast to the rirsr Of o..
zion. We do not learn that any partE
lar inroiee accompanies the cargo; h'f
i, hoped there may be on board a hrt
supply Of charity manflss and few u
lily gGrmsn.s, which are much ~aT
in this iulrer, IS We are how re'f
destitutr while our market is srsNF
overstocked will, c'onks # cor fdno"f
raim'nt, Of self mid. Holfnsss p
petty. lo,s and good 'riA are all,
much sought .ftcr, while con srtm1
| contiI uaIlv inquired Ter, aud ever rs1
| ell by 4 tho,e who live on the bOrtf
of Tine. We sincerely hope that
arrival will brirg u, large quantities
these artir ca. and that there may be 4
ny cases " mGtrimony, an siucle'f
| much wanted TO revive The droopirg
riis Of vast numbers Of the Feminine
, .Nescuins race Of beings; many % W
hav. been long lsLguishins tor, andst
| Of whom almost despair Of ever eb,ar
ce1 Of his kind o. merchandise. N
| can be no doubt of her unlading in
season a plentiful supply Of bread St
aud other necessary articles Tor %
con.umP ion. ,E
The .Niw Tear Eighteen Ha'Gt
Fighter spoke, as she was eo"'r:
the ha,Lor, at late hour on Wedt's
night, the Old lea, Eighteen Hun
Seventeen, in ballast, under hear, Y
IF sail, ouiTard bound. The wind
ing very fresh, and both having tia n
they shot by each other ia tT''''
| that it was impossible to learn may