Mourning Coach and Four, with attendant Pages, conveying the Sons and Grandson of the deceased, as CHIEF MOURNERS. Mourning Coach and Four, with attendant Pages, conveying the Family Trustees and Executors of the deceased. Mourning Coach and Four, with attendant Pages, conveying the Reverends the Vicar of Mary-la-bonne, the Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, and the Medical Attendant of the deceased. Then followed Sixteen Mourning Coaches and Pairs, with Attendant Pages, conveying the Right Rev. the Chaplain, the Secretary for Foreign Correspondence, and the Members of the Royal Academy and Students. Twenty Mourning Coaches and Pairs, with attendant Pages, conveying the Mourners and Private Friends of the deceased. The Procession was closed by above sixty carriages, arranged in rank by the junior City Marshal and Marshalmen--the servants wearing hat-bands and gloves. The Procession was attended on each side by fifty Constables, to preserve order; and the accesses from Bridge-street, Chancery-lane, the Old Bailey, &c. were stopped. On reaching St. Paul's Cathedral, where the senior City Marshal was in wailing, with several assistants, to arrange the Procession, it entered at the great Western Gate, and was met at the entrance of the Cathedral by the Church Dignitaries, &c. the whole then proceeded to the Choir in the following order: The two junior Vergers. The Marshals. The young Gentlemen of the Choir, two by two. Their Almoner, or Master. The Vicars Choral, two by two. The Sub-Dean and Junior Canons, two by two. The Feathers, with Attendant Pages and Mutes. The two Senior Vergers. Honourable and Rev. Dr. Wellesley. The Canon residentiary, and the Rev. the Prebendary. [THE CORPSE] Pall-bearers. Pall-bearers. The Earl of Aberdeen, Right Honourable Sir His Excellency the American William Scott, Ambassador, Honourable Gen. Phipps, Hon. Augustus Phipps, Sir George Beaumont, Sir Thomas Baring. Sir Robert Wilson. CHIEF MOURNERS. The Sons and Grandson of deceased, namely, Raphael Lamar West, Esq. Benjamin West, Esq. and Mr. Benjamin West, jun. followed by Robert Brunning (the old Servant of deceased) Henry Fauntleroy, Esq. and James Henry Henderson, Esq. (the Family Trustees and Executors of deceased.) and The Rev. Dr. Heslop, Vicar of St. Mary-la-Bonne; the Rev. Mr. Borrodaile, Chaplain to the Lord Mayor; and Joseph Hayes, Esq. Medical Attendant on deceased (Dr. Baillie being unavoidably absent). Then followed The Bishop of Salisbury, (As Chaplain to the Royal Academy; and an Honorary Member). Prince Hoare, Esq. (Secretary for Foreign Correspondence to the Royal Academy.) The body of Academicians and Associates of the Royal Academy, according to seniority, two by two, Students, two by two.