... DEATH OF1? .ct :g t2- 9 00n S. A. T' this most melanclnolvy zven took place at twenty-five mninutes past ten o'clock, an event 1ore. heart-rendinpg never was thea'd Di in thir worMd. Death. the lot 0f us'all, is net, under cnlaroti oir cuw.sances, calct-ated to exci6. iu re~ecting1) r'inds any verygrea degree of grief, excep. toe obiecY be sornewhat cmiosoy connected9 with uchy tics of. ersen ...

... FUNERAL or THE BELOVED QUEEN CAROLINE. Kenfsing7ton, 15'augwt, 1S21. I iTavE not often had to apologize to my readers, during the almost twenty years that I have publish' ed this work weekly, for the want of industry or of energy; but, at this time, I really do not find my mind in a 'state to submit to them any thing of my own that I can venture to hope they may deem worthy of the subject' on ...

... FUNERAl -OF aTHE BELOVED9 QUEEN CAROLINE. (GUtiWqiI ue d Couludedfrowmp.327a.). srt#h, Sussex, 21 August, 1821. AT the page above referred to, I brought down my narrative of this never-to-be-forgotten Funveral to the lhour, at which it qutted the .metropolis. From page 327 to the- en~d of the last Register, the aci conllt, extracted from the News-, papers, brought the procession to KELVnDON, ...