Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-16
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BURIAL OF HONEY AND Franc.
On Sunday last. Honey ami FsN.
two unfortunate mea who v.rs +NTa
the. rot at Cumberland-ast. on a'ist
August, were buried al Hampt,sn%%s Il
carpenters made The earliest p,.nsa Id
~ about halt past twelve slaI,.df 's'"t
c.Ip=., IN a hearse, and accomn," "nt
four mourning coaches, along O,on.. ea
Tue brIckIayels followed VITA As
cavsicsde. Near the top Of Bona S'Hia
the frs, parry halted Tor The other, and 'ltt
the bricklayers submitted To tie ttl
Sen by the carp,nteis, and tue wt' III
ceeded down Duke street. through g. ~
nor Square, dow South Audley ,,ns 0H'"
lane, aud Piccsdilly, 10 Hyde.PaTc r'i
Or the casalcsde arriving a, va,
queens house, IN South Audl.y ,n W. L'
bands struck up : the deso march; 10.
ane the popuIace stood unco,erS " y
procession then took The direction a. p's
lane to Hyde park corner, where, %'s'
perlod, considerable confusion pr,,,sSN
co sequence oI the great pre,sur
crowd. We are happy 10 observe. S%a
~. that eth lent means were adopt, 4 ,"e
preservation OF the public peace. To
tes-IOn arrived al fiammeIsmilb ,h~w
past four O'Clock, aud was me,
Broadway by tie Rammersnitb Coma
IN loot, uncovered, with whit. stare,
immediately Tell INTO the prccesso1 y.
accompanied 1t INTO the church. Amn%
of children belonging 10 thu La.iu.,d'
ity schools, preceding the bodies MIA
church, which Was instantly throng.I ~
All quarters, and 10 less than H.. n;s..
crowded to excess. lie %cotlins wers nj.
ed on tres.el, IN the Gentle aisle. and ill.,
rial service was read iy he rev. }. Lem.
curate and lecturer oi ttsrpermiG"
mos, impressive manner he booze, ,...
then removed to tie CburChy AID 70, Me-,
ment; when a most dI.gIsCtiul .CeE, .p,I
The pCpu ace seemed 10 nave LOST al r,,,i
Tor GeCeHcy: the awful scene ariea%n
make 10 ImpT. ssIoD Oh then nluds. am Il,
curate was neatly a quarter vi an Acu H.
lore he could proceed with the .enic,. :.
ter this Confusion bad somewhat sb.I-
the remains OF these two persons W.. G.,
signed to the grave, The motley sruup .tsl
ated.
On the return from Hsmmer.mith. 4 q
rieus contest took place between he l.,
uu rd.;and the MOB. opposite knignl.on ;
Barracks, The cause i. differently .a,tL. b
il appears to have terminated not unit :,
yeral OF the Guards as we'll as The nobh,
sustained very serious injury. NO Inc
however, were lost on tnls occasion.
London. Hug. q.
The Paris Journal. OF Saturday aarecCs
10 hand The follow ing are extracts:
Paris .l-s. s5-lhe Court will g a
to mourning on Sunday next, tor tseIty.
| days, OH account OF the death Of lbe Or.
OF England; the mourning IS 10 be bl,Ap
The first eleven days, and while ior he Il
Ten days. .
The first Gentleman o.! the CHAMBER
+" sIiing.
(SlgGed) The Duke D'Arroyr.
"Ihs 1ui.!er1s,, z4h lug. 1871.
"The Duke Of Wellington arrived
Paris On thursday. In course Of hail
| hour after bis arrival. he was wished
| The Duke of RicEelIeu, and Baron 7
ouIer. the minister Of Foreign Affairs
Yesterday. al noon. III. Grace was re-
we'd by the King, in private audience,
ter which he visited the koval HighI,
es Madame. Monsieur, and the Duke
dAngouIeme.
1t is tHrned that the King Of E
land viii visit Paris a0out the end ofn
month. h.s Majesty viii travel III
the title Of tie Count &c L%unebourg.'
"CoRStdrt.Ropls. July 2
The Turkish feet has arrived at
mas: they found the towns and villa
deserted-the inhabitants supposed
have lied 70 tie mountalns.'
The inquest oil the body o. Ho
was continued on Monday. Sir r
ert Baker and Col. Cavendl.h, of
Life guards. were examined. MIR. A
plus and Mr.. Henson, Jr. sppeare
/ counsel for the Life Guards. The
quest was adjourned to Weaknesses
two O'Clock, On which day the jury
ordered TO attend.
The c~oroner's inquest on the bod
Geo Francis. terminated on FRIDAY u
and the Jory returned q verdict Of =
ful murder against d Life GuardsmaI
knownt To them"
| London, -4ss.
EEtrsc; of q letter from Lubec, date,
Esd instant.
! Il An informed tina: German Ia
has been formed In Hamburger to
the cause Of the Greeks asains;
Turks: that Major Dahhenberg ana
vaiier, both experienced officers. hav
dertsken the command Of the allow
gion' thsia general Subscription has
opened for the purpose of eefrayins
expenses OF their equipment. undsrth
rection efa committee. held at Hsmb
for that purpose; that the PLAZA hs.
adopted with the grea est en,hus
thsts Urea. many csrce-< az 1S,irc