Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-02

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The following is the Order OF Pro
,ession, to be observed al the hter-t
nent of tho Remains VI the late
Com. PERRY:
/. Marshal. Chief Marshal. Marshal on
horseback.
2. Independent Military Companies.
3. United States Fort Company. /
A. United States Marines. |
&. Clergy Of different determinations.
s. Bishop GRIswoLD and Rev.Mr. WHEA-I
TON.
4. Eight U. S. Sesmen .as under Bearers,
four abreast.
9. Macy Captain. I z r Nary Captain.
Mary Captain Nary Captain
Nary Capiain = Mary Captain.
0. RELATIONS.
10. Marshal. Committee Of Arrangements.
sl. Marshal. ~
II. NIJshipman bearing the U. $. Epsign
turicd. supported by two other Mid
shipmens
70. Uuited State, Naval Officers.
l3. Thirty .thrse seanen, four abreast, one
hearing the Y. $. Jack in the centre,
:. furled. u,
II. United States Army Officers.
Is. Miiitia Officers Of this State and vicinity
~ IN uniform. -
l6. Society Of Cincinnati,
~. Marine Society.
13. Town Council, Treasurer and Clerk,
preceded by the Town-Scrgeani.
10. Shcrifis Of the State and Deputies,
90. Banner Of Rhodc-lsland, borne by a. Rev.
olptionary Soldier.
81. Governour and Lieut.. Govcrnour, sup
rorted by Aids.
20. Members ofths Senate OF fIahode-Island.
%. Members Of the House Of Represents
tives. - .
"a. Judges ofthe State Courts. 80.
I25. Marshal Of the District Of i,hode- Island,
and Deputies. sAss.
20. District lodge, and Attorney. - ~
u. Custom House Officers. ~
90. Foreign Consuls.
90. Marshal. Citizens Of Newport. Marshal
|3O. Citizens Of the State. II. /,
F3i. Citizens Of other States and Strangers,
Tie Corpse will be received from
the slip at CLARKE's Wharf, at II
|n'ciock, A. NJ. aud the Procession
will be formed Immediately, under
the direction ofthe Chief Marshal.
The MarsI,als will be dressed as
Citisens, and designated by a sword,
hung in black. s. ~
The Officers and Citizens above
named arc respectfully United I'd
attend and take ,l,eir places accord.
ing to the designated order.
Tho Citizens uf Newport, are re-
questcd to remove all distractions
from tho Street, and to close their
stores during the time tho Process
ion ~ passing.
England, according TO accounts re-
eeived IN the latest French papers. has
actually shown herself strongly in fa-
vour ofthe Greeks. II is said thai Mr.
Stratford Canning has presented to
the Porte a note written iu a decided
tone, in which be signifed that it was
absoiutelynecessary that Turkey should
recognize the Independence of the
Greeks. The reply, as might have
been expected, was uniayourabIe ). the
Turks requesting bin to medJle nc
more with that subject but the effect
of such aoble and spirited measure
on the part Of England. If, as the Etoil,
assures Us, II has in fact been taken
will operate strongly in favour Of ,ha
devoted country.
Joseph Sampson, the celebrate,
French execuiicDer before and durins
the revolution, died last month at Pa
Iris 1t was he who gullotined Loui
XVI. Marie Ant'inette, and by sin
gular r,tributiveness, Couthon, Bsisso
Robespierre, and other chiefs OF III.
revolution. MERCER once called hin
the president Of the grand butchery o.
the human race. For the last twent,
live years he enjoyed pension from
government, aud led very excmpla,
ry life. He was sixty years old when
Ihe died. The character and eonduc,