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

in So DAYS from l.nerlo"'. bringing Lon
don dare, to the Goth o. November.
The ports were shut against the impor-
ta.ion oil foreign llour and grain On the
22i Of November. in Consequence oil!
which. the price of -four had advanced TO
~ shillinss.
The funeral of the Princess Cha''rtte
and her infant son took place on tie le;h
of November.
Price VI hops on the eOh Nov.-sew
bag, Kent. 26 a So; Sussex IS sSt
los; new pockets, Kent, sS s.; Sus.
sex 7a5I; E,sex % S.; FarLham
80 IS.
Th- British packet Princess Elizabeth,
for New-York. was wind-bouEd at Fal
mosth on the 10th of November.
~ Boston, Jan. 3.
Arrived at this port this morning the
fine last sailing coppereG ship Falcon,
captain Lewis. So days from Liverpool,
with a full csgo Of dry goods, Crates,
hard ware, iron. rum, cope, parts, &c.
to sundry cOEs'gnees.
The London papers are TO the Goth
Novembe,. They cuntain se'y "reci.e
details of the iuhera! s"irmnit'cS at tie
intsrment al the ., m.irs Uf tie frsncess
Charlotte and hr. r.t'r'.
From Loyd's List.
Hambro, No, 5, a :rrd CaIpe, Grams
ION, from Nr--Yo Hsvrr, Nov. II
arrived Ese'e, ook, from Provide oJ
Patriot. -. f.cI. Nfw-i"k. Io~ts,
Nov. II. ru' back the Joharn,, Meyer,
bound TO Raltimo c, af'er bcii 3 on' II
DAYS. Iivernonl. Nov. L., sr,'ed Win.
dermcre, Corlet', from Savannah.
Ship Commerce, Peterson, OF Boston,
from Norfolk, arrived at Biener Nov. 9.
Prizes of Co, nnd Flour at Live, pool.
Saturda,, NV. E2.--In cons, qurnce
Ct the port being clo,rd, wheat advanced
Cd per bushel aul -four IS per tbl. A.
lean wheat. pei 20 BIS. l5als /; A.
m.rican fuu', per bbl. sc a 70s; sour do.
Sc q 5ss.
In the London cnrn market or Friday
here vas a large arrival Of all krndS OF
,,ain. Tne demand for wheat was "a.
tier heavy, but those Of fine quality OIL
tai, ed Mondays prices.
H. port Of American h,ur last week
1919 barrels.
Price OF Stocks. London .Nr. ee.
S per cent. led. 81 6; per cent,
cons. ISL S-S ISL; du. 10: acc. 81 4 l.S'
November IS.
FUNERAL rnocEssI IRON cLAnFMoST
The removal If The budies oil the Irin-
cess ard the roval infant from Clsrfmrn:
being fixed for six o'cIock on tuesday
evening. a numerous party Of the l0h.
or Princes own regiment. arrived at i've.
Several Of them we're stationed in he
Park near the pailing t. p'"r' Mt disc: der.
At tie appointed time mon mig coach
a d six dove up to the gard ent'snce
Of the bouse Son after the ccttin cen.
tanning the irisnt and Urn we're bought
.at md plsced III he coach directly at
Ter. Sir RCD IT Gardiner and colon,l Ad.
drrbroke followed and catered the coach.
The hearse then dove up, ard the state
c. Fin, cou'ainine the remains OF the Prln-
cess, b"rne By ten men, was brought out
and placed in tire hearsej It then drove
of. d avn b. eight nurses, and wsnt COM
pletel- out Of sight, to prevent the Prince
seeil it when he came out. The coach
which was to convey him being an
Dounccd 10 be in readiness, his Serene
Highsess came out and entered II, Al.
tended nv the Rev Dr.. Short in his 'u''
robes, ; Baron Hardeubrcoke. two gentle
men ushers. Lady J. lynne, Mrs Ca"P.
bell. Mrs. Philips. Mrs. Lewis. &c: went
in the Other mourning coaches. Every
thing was conducted with the greatest
rpruIa ity and solemnityj no'hing w's
heard but the deep signs Of affl cted spec
t.tors who were admitted into the Park.
The whole was arranged By MIR. Mash,
Of the .lold chambcrain's oi6ce, ana MIR.
Bantieg, the undertake.. The process.
sion began to move about bali past six
o'clock. preceded by upwards OF thirty
horssmen abreast, III full mourning. The
whole was followed by party OF the 10th
d. SPOONS. Both Wpiion and Hampton
court bridges were mentioned confident
" as roads for tie procession. II was,
we unde' stand, finally determined TO g"
ever Walton bridge. in consequence Of
tie mnarder IL chef having o'deted
general PoltGn TO direct rarty "a ride
ever he two ruat's and report wGIch was
thc best; aud IL consequence @! Their
report teirg N las"r Of " alton. tat wss
preferred. Grr.t uUm5crs 81 hur.eren
and pedestrians fo.!owe' ti'e BELLS ot
lie altl, ren. cau-cIi"s IN lie Town. ant
villages ,h!o q r"ieh i pa sd s';''d II
so pnI; sOuaG,. I r"."s o,rc the b..
ID with spec's,,.-. ai.i every house "s'