woiva in an trooawmy nave murucrcu u-jui*Monday in the Afternoon' the Corpfc or Stephen Martin Leake, E% Brother-in-Lawto the lace Sir Johft -Ltake, Rear- Admiral. of Great-Beitaiii, • vfzs-interred from his Dwelling-Houffe at Miie-End, in the Family Vault at- St. Dun flan’s Stepney: The Ptoccffion was -in thev following Manner: Four Conductors in Black Gowns and Staves,* followed by (« Servants in Cloaks ; Portcullis Eurluivant at Arms-.; .two Gentlemen in Mourning,' bearing two-Penons, the one the Arms of Leake and. Martin,quartered as fettled .by his Majefty’s Royal Warrant, the other the. Arms of the Trinity-Hpufe, he beingt f M I t /* . f * * T?___^ . _. • _ ft1one of phe Elder Brothers pf that Fraternity: The Helm and Creft borne by Lancaster Hgrald, the.Sur-coat of Arms by Chefor Herald, both habited iintheir rich,Chat of bis.Majeity’s i\rn}5» with their Collars of SS. .The Hcarle drawn by fix Horfes, properly adorned with Feathers, Efcptcheons, and follow'd by four Mourning Goacbe.s, each drawn by fix Horfes. The (borpfe Eeipg. taken out at the Entrance of the Church5-Yard, was covered with a Pall of Black Velvet, with Silk Efcutchcons, and Plumes of Black Feather,..The.chief Mourner wasStephen Martin Leake,' EJa; Norroy King of Arms, bis only Son 4nd Heir, alufted by Thomas Eenriet,Efq; Matter in Chancery,'and Fletcher PoWel, Efq:Jn this Proceeding four Clergyman went immediately before Portcullis Purfuivant to the Place of Interment.VU C _ YTT__L