SATURDAY. JUAW 81, 1854.
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on board, the coffin was received between
two ranks Of officers under arms. and car
ricd on to the quarter deck, which bad
been arranged As a ctapcNe ardcme. Ac-
cording as YOU bad ordered me, Il guard,
of 60 men. commanded by the senior Iieu-
tenan, of the fTiqa;e. did the donors. Al
though it was alrendy late, the absoIu,ion
was pronounced, ard the body remained
thus exposed all night. The a!noner and
an officer kept watch by its side. On
the 10Th. at ten O'Clock in the morning,
all the officers and crews of the French
ships Of war and merchantmen having
been assembled on board the friQatc, a
solemn funeral service was celebrated :
the body was then lowered between
decks, where a ch0pelIe ardentc had been
prepared to receive it. A,noon all was
terminated, and tie fri9a'c YVES ready TO
sail; but the drawing up of the process
yerhaar rcq'Ircd two days, and il was on
" on the morning Of the 18th that tie
Belle poule aud Favouri'c were able to
yet under wcirh. The Oreste. which lcll
at the same time, sailed for its dcs,iua-
ton. After prosperous and easy pas
SAGE have ust anchored in tie roa ds Of
Chorbourg. at ijye in the morning.


"Reccive Admiral, tie assurance Of
my respect


"The Captain Of the Belle Poule,


"F. DORLEANs.


Roads Of Chcrbourg, Nov. 90"