The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-20 00:00:00

eitiar, Duke o. - 1w 07ed li t i v il several, the', The State Carriage or tWe hied _ ._ t. okeys•esumes. ef,ii:KAE, os Mo a DAV; filiniall‘ 0 i:• • 7 ' V . 02;t1 ' — l, l lll l Pr. ' "". . ,! I Emir. Fill A., party. of • 114 mie esiosqlsogpre . drawn up about the gate,uf St. James's ealaca, where the s hindies and Constables, and all the Officers of the City of . Westroinstarootended at half -pastytqa o ' clock in the forenoon. -,, . ~ The Oificers i . of Anns--,S, erjaaittlok. Army s with their maces sad coljan—the Sergeant Trompeter, with his mace and collarthe' trumpets—drum major and drums—and the Knight-Marshal avid his men--assembled hi - the Stable-lard, St. James's 1 , and the Others of Arm*, being /whited in their re.. fro spemcti th seenbars, and'aieunte atedt the procession mored' l , ta Ce t o the PalaCe-gltilisfefaitowing - ot:i. der 1 .,...,, , • ~. .. • , ..: ; r=z 'a II . , • • 7 1.: • Kaight . Marston Met, *Ai* fit o. I ' • • i , :iaial air- • Kubik litarshait. 4 A . . . , [Awns. . i ... • • . • '- ' TYrutrl !‘ln.itir.-" -.'" ' ..":• - Serknot T. ninpetii. PlizeAsiviikiits.! r• IC • s Setjeantl S . • tier-lids. . „•/5-9 1 .6 •. , . ''• ' M.4*. .e - Woks Of' Arius. sac Amu. - .. Beiaggbßidthef'on the gate, the senioey;;P"illk(l Arms presitsoattmided on his left.hitastbrAi,r,l44o - .rank) , rstd Ilse' Proclamation - abiflidtf . Mrliessopon - • the P arosiola r oved on to Charing .., ,,Q# ib 01, . , lewt • ivordlat '..—. • _. • .. ,•,:i 'I 1 to ltl'orill. I . , . horse Hoards to civil. the wisp ~. .. 1 Baulks o ( Waslatiaster, tie anti two, bareheaded, wol;illiii 4 i 4! Constables,Of Wegtminbier, in like eanner._,•• • .. .. :en • High CARtalkle.,with lAA, h pip', oo,Horrehack.,, ..., t • 0111f..*ef,.1.4 kpga Bailiffof Westmtoner, with whit, wt s, • as Horaihtich. * l''''' 4 !" 2/ t il "Ablerk of the High Bhi s 11 1 . • 1 • . 4 ,_. Sigh Batik add Deputy . teward. .5, A , 1. , ''' .. i n : rfr T.. ' k Mine Garth: - •"' I. 4:'-. - rikalstlV• s Med, two and . two.) oll i i r 64,1 . 1 . '',-.;, ht 3hir,lntl. . ..' .IP C tl I • ' .'''' .p- Drirn.-7 . ..:„.. - - ›7 .1% 1 ,v El i o l li kc ~ -r,„„ip:.i. ,...., 1 i 414 I serfrant.;irsaipeter. , r L Pursu i v ants. • Serjaants C 1 I rrilds. ? Serj ?ants • at Arms. 1 . Kings'a Arnie: sat Arun. 'atc‘ijia- a +.,r ~x{ .1>: 04, procession they . ;Nutted horses, which ; were. deco.% 'lasi' for the occasion with,. crimean ribbons. The first part of the cavalcade basing adrasced. the 0 11 1- riage of the Prince Regent drew asp, when the , Lig4 ati a Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs advanced ; and i i offering the keys of the city, they took the le* his Royal Highness's carriage, la the following 6 der :—A number of Sheriff's Officers, the City Mimi., steels, the Lord Mayor's footmen, the band of the London Militia, playing Gad Sins all Xing. Sit. teen Aldermen in their robes, bare beaded., s ap' Town Crier, bearing the City !tact, andsWM, Bearer. The Mayor, also bare header' *as M Charing-cross, the Officer of Arms nett in rank , read the Proclamation, looking towards 'Whitehall ; after which, the Procession moved on to Temple Bar, the' Gates of which were shut ; and the Junior OM- cer of Aims, coming out of the rank between two trumpeters, preceded by two Horse Guards to clear the way, rode up to the gate, and after the trumpets sounded thrice, knocked with a cane. Being asked by tbet City Marshal from within, " Who comes theta " the Officers of Arms, who de manded entrance into the City to publish his Majes ty's Proctor lion of Peace." The gates being open- mtc Lord yor, .... _..,„, eci, he was admitted tklone,,And the gates were shut carrying the Stiord of State. !is ... dreseed in again. The City Marshal ceded by his Officers, rich velvet robe, and was !Olio" td iiennedliatery oti l conducted. him to the Lord Mayor, to whom he the carriage of the Prince Regent. In this stowed his Majesty's warrant, which his Lordship the procession proceeded to Guildhall, cheered ,er hiving read; returned, and gave directions to the City they went by the spectators in the bassi Marshal to open the gates, who, attending the Officer , 4 ..11 .. 4 110! 'n, streets. -f, of Arms on his return to them, said, on leaving Upon approaching G eildhall, the Silt *Meet l b? him, 66 Ftir, the gates are epened." The trumpets I notice was a temporary passage which had been and guards in waiting, conducted him to his place ili : erected from the principal seat of the Hall, bolt wi the procession, which then moved on into the City , across Guildhall-yard. This passage was lined wit (the Officers of Westminster filing off, and retiring ' green cloth, and the flooring covered with inattiagll," ' as they come to Temple Bar); and at Chancery- .it was illemined by a profusion of lamps, and lull line end the Proclamation was read a third time. the porch of the Hall, Which was also lined' with Then the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs, ',green cloth, and converted into a temporary joined the procession immediately after the Of f icers; bout, in which was displayed the most costly flow . , at Arms, It metal- on to the end of Wood-street, icing s h ru bs and erergreerts, arranged smolt where the Crass formerly stood in Cheapside. And L and ornamented with most. Visit orbs& eli the Proclamation bating been there read, the pro- ;into the Hall, and being illuminated aids alogget4 cession continued to the Royal Ezchange, where the , l a mps, had the most enameling effect. Timm sneer Proclamation was read for the last time, and the prou'i ducted into the Hall, a seemestigsallitalliguoideadows cession rt tor Po. dby the way of Gracetiturch-sttser .barst aeon the sight. - ra a if-ti ,44iin of er Cirnti.,h I, , ..);fisrd-street. GIIILDIr The trumpets sounded thrice, previous top a_ The manner in which Gel , , Wakiltpe4 up fer imeetately after, each reading. . Pike occasion does Wu* t• thes m ot ..... j , 4 ,a , 1. I.‘ , a a t . is .J ece . xv..., 16000, ReapMe ---- - -_ . I Lord Ally Or . 4 1111,valed, ll*. Wr iv errt i tathl„. :41„e i tty‘I'T, .Royat Highness, testa eontitined , shere for some Hine, ' • .I ,... c a ltifis,,ttio at. ti T.Ge'actiltd;i tilLdestred to-talus his seat, when he retired tit the i 1 ibil2 wi dowetilird 'OA* tOteiniloUtblfredtmoS i • nitt ' hatid of thi centre: table, which bad ' ' _, l . 4/mtrelmett - AP' t " w j e l ik •r, AM") Tfelcbtillei. dee•Pre , ,, glad peels, poiated °I for Mm aid the - Aldetmen, but which. 'wet • •, front ni ' taisneed. 'OAK empten dad' WO .f i b lnioSt booupiedo proatiecaewsly. • The Lady Mayor's/. sat boldly cirv ed and gift 'veto** , base 1 12 ,1 1 Pired on the left hand of .it, opposite to. the Lori' Mayor, :,111, • ~11 1. ' 1 4 00 - 19° 4 Vt . 61 / 1 4:•.lbliffid; i Nitigt4ills Attlitri ti d e . , at.‘tha ' Same table Lady Liverpool and Lady on a . MeV Kale , Sod, gai t , *ter- vvhicit hovers& • tiereagh were played. the latter baring the Arch. • ' dove, with {he plies branch, in proper eoloate o ' lark shop of c so t a rbu r y on tagr Srit hand. (the *gar shout to "rim o n it, to allusion' .tii ibis ~, There were In ell three tables reserved far the illes.„.• leis:Hat happy cireatittemunrof the times, and ies'eet. vises-guests and' Aldermen, Mt Wyatt doviiiiiiterZ,, 1 lidiateut to. the tbret t great R.smi r p ip tigtl e j ti .Th#,Lieflid", I isleontmaiy. At. th e left baud table me, •en °anal' .1 teaget tete it Poillt4 fOrlutd'bY e *all% silt , eider, Mr. Speaker, Count de' Lieven, %Wee Miro i drapery . ; din shape' 'blear/it:P(lbl . b"l l ,thick 01 4 poi iSlacher, Sir Charles Stewart (now Lord Stew. . . . rompteunjeatieg,ikthe i nglitrOltb, itifileltiltl.,..*Wi art), Count Platoff, &c. On the opposite side, the -- :, ! " 14 . '' itbehtl'ititeelke a this Wilt a Sitaillitaliklafri Uri of Liverpool, Lord Erskine, Maiquis of Hert. ' blew, decocateklyh iV Ajacnfritle aed.,ll',,ltAi ri fordilipuke of Montrose, &c. The Dike of adios.• i ',.. AnitneirMtelt *liege, treltlne efirtqco, on the neitside, ! sea 'sent an apology lor hit non•attend'ince, on Sc- q i 4 . sp i lect -- ► - 4 --..- 5 , -- 41 iiii.-.--;- , ----r---7 4imm of „was n . rich gold , frin e, ..a beneath it beige rich i count •of indisposition, and the Duke of Clarence , - CO of elide* . .1101ilinetiN diyeo4ted with' i ,was also absent. , i t • • "CLigratt e le d ilir Z i lirr i tt lls 4 ll3ll ticte fell '. i il i crildlaCe ** indgO ° I neisair,iiisiA,.-i, paimet, The dinner was as sump . teats as .:peace or skill Sit _ itheilltiase el Oraars,#are veiv Prime I , a gold a it erri i ts r,,, ,ft.*: uointils an I . eilltlewial , ;„, „i i,i ,•,-: • • • this, - .vantage i cent* make it.. Nos Nobir was finely sung by a riet ili".. ,_ ..• , • iloivitt' fich iei4tit Ili& , ''Wels; 1 1 .4 1 -treietl - er.ith 11 014 44oeste Waled under the direction of Mr. Taylor, the ''fold Vilifilgra4 90114i*irtitsf is: i"`eitteletee Witivitnr""f dig' 'liar and.fringe • • Haile& as *nape* tesst s •• With thick -, company nil .tstanding. The Lord Mayor gave % • dariten,"alkollltainies Mlel coley.: forgreni9l,Ady •C.Andeq. _.„ ~ . an ~ rash,_Pt i f t ede Merit i a4e LAtarAw*sot k!lpi l2 f, Look ; fotu 111151 . antt . . ,e, !smelt deaceedi, „Dila' a grictlel. toast, '" The King," which was drank with reveren. Hin, Bet ~ COO, eA Wit n*f of Per*" at re seeeP IMMO • 0 • 110 e7 t0.,1310. liner ; the .whole ,ei s i silence, not' even the usual anthem was tang; • dhli n etlAL..• - Mil 91 '''' ' 1 1 " - " . " '' '''' ' '' l . .1 1 roducin an effect of simple grandeskr e consistent after , which et» Lord Mayor gate " The Prince Re. • A strelsieiletachlrfattfi Yammers tbliemetiottlfiwt.Le . I . k .. - 1 4 4 0 . . . ,A,iiktift, jlefocri?,,a7li,the,tre i wse ft#4 o NBo44Pikt"" `l t 124,- °t•th la -r . t-a- ilish ' iticent elleettaliment. . vit t ". which was drunk sv . ith three times three. T!,e , Emperor, ie ;he fellepieg . or gr y il T jud (limbo , * 3 . 4 Theßoyal 'Personages began to arrive at th e FM eetats then gives in succession were, " The Queen • I,.rw ciptritt t . , . , . ~_ . p m “ bOUtfiti o'cloCk. They Welt eeteraity annonneterp- it "Mhe Em of all the Russias"— The E.ing . -.• The P r iii&Vi- 7 entPollnee Chariot. hod' Bs Ss the Itiehotelew? a s they entered , moil they own, tehdocted• the. 4%, riii( Pemeals,”--.44 Th. .11:ospernr of Austrlt"_tt The - l i k u-r g i , mb ' r!de4 " ir me l lP sig• 4l46 "" ibi ..„.d" jilke :ll l ": o ,,, nie rr 4 l,6 1 14. ,t . 4 , the H‘ll,• with shoat* . of aMielall% la& With *Mire''' . King of Spain"l- 46 The Archduchess of Olden. 4 . 74 . - iriaus ;Iner t- t i iit u/ 6 4 .41: ' ir l e r - tre; • . 4 bilt: s iit;o . g . i 1 .--H l ii - ptiatti'musie; din' otin A livtiOl ii . jlt . ttirdireff i ttilurg" and " The Sovereign Prince of the Nether. L vibick . ",:. ro ali eract i chee; V y t i m i lie t% t t ims „," dili esed .""" W i likt4 P7 4l° "' 1 with the national alf . 01 :teaCtltte : ef i tilie___,_ . I; • lands,'" all which were remised with shouts of op - - 4 • - " 17 ' '. I! *-. lia:tripes Warrfors•wlthltieekr of See litreonteerillir i pious., aid drunk wi th three emits three. There, Guartb.. I . _ .., , , i , 'A *oral Carilase'stith`tWO - RU Pvlbeeeinklt . ListekilltV i nee° Goofs. ; Of,the,Sotrereigus the King ecl, l ftie;• • I was ho music; Weevil , * 'dirge, out of deference to : 4 Fla ; "rec urer im bror *-- sat sop 1 1 141 e r i e gril ar , llll64 . "1""" ww416.144b " . and his tettelelei sliest, the Prince Regattlnnests! the feelings' of the Archduchess, but her Sereue • and last, tl i it h Ealkt.etar, with the Archduchess ender i highness at length deprived,rivately requested th at the cam ' Tite• Lord Mayor, fliteriffs.„ . AbilebieNtig a natlr. pit" his . anni. ~ 4,.nont . i n tstanpii v ersons, p rince, ::pany might not Officers hadbe on her account, of their •Previ"slY _' arri7" l.- 4 ateaelliel.r --1. t ar,AII t u Anbasibionk.Stanbeh, Mialsien, Peen, Judellis.Pbsual national songs, and accordingly, after her i heir Aisle ca r riagah-nnytt on ; ter Illgrerevet• .ll,4rst * lc. , • 11.04 f a is - ` . and wets ' healtirwas drunk, the song of God save the King" .. ... coatiut ~tejtvit „Auick succession, ... - , ...._ • ilk alwielvhd wilis . thifielist.oordial ihtints of applause. i was sung with rapturous applause : after which the ',They pupa ed to tbrillommon Cooncil and Kin's = , voca l performers stung the glee of ..-- To Arum," al ' alolift ;Iliglige*e.re field", kleA:,.'?. fi.s:ieered to the epoch of peace' as.follows :--... ph t wino rooms %I. the,wouipe. Your err,, your en.lo pile away, ;...;. ~: .. . ..- Sairatel ' P irbwrilisals itaSsistoollsilik two ghs, vial • . liar seillic bottle it' Artier,. , 4 i j.; ., 3.: ~ The oracle for prare,cleclaresa . ~ ,- OW Iflnstrions At Mere, were, reigiicted to des 7' - ,-• ~,,,,, Baetew her eentio'd pair hearts.", Mime; • v.#. .• • i 'llpilit Fixowo• Awe %ovum Chamber, where state chaiis i ;, 4. a r o o p. ar g ot* koottr revenged twilit cowdrruelida.• .' t 'WO . wrw=laced. The Lad y Mayoress id- ' Fought to record yountelves an rfrruitt' oonro• di ..4' ' esif en 4 the Ladieses wit, 'en- After the to ast , given by the rrince, of "'Tits • ''.' sks - - 1 - ~ r! I Abe zoo*. Wins th e Priam,. ROOM waassat-.1 Heroes by Sea and Land, who haii nobly fought for , , t, „,. taiii i llsit lined 1114yer, hides laid tottithi , . 174iret . i Country," , the . vocal band , soptg,.„ Halt illr . , * - -0 - 4110 11 ':.ant.,drwiserr its.*LblsmajorignalarY .. ' 011;. *lda i:'..When.they came to the sil l /Arm 0 . 1 .",likPit ;, . wait tbir Attiertems atia=r -•1 used .Ii with matchless 'i beaity 's t rlcods7,..tilf , ta lTttp.. of - - ended t! 't.., in 4' _ , Rose raireiN. _ Ark , *hei r t t re i vi c e , wi r zxe rr.it s f;o44, , v, ii ka AM a i d ! tries( . boleti that itirronnue... the HA Sts_ _ -,t t , itod_Oquent address, haul toketreettobis Kepi by electricity, every heart in the room, and a bunt 411,01nrma the . gratitude 'with which Illoty-setkomod of acclamation was. the consequence, • which . thd • 41% a id at abletrions•SOettreltnilhbrellAtoft; into , Prince happily seize 4 and - ii.'"upopeti a toast, " The 'their Hall ; to foliaitategrmasolicis in. aommon with Lady Mayoress and the Ladies in the Hill," which • II hit s l o yal . gu bps4 6, l #/iathe thyo t io'' . .tioti which alas drunk with enthusiasm. ' procured theiilbiiftlikopoieCOCihis visit, au`` The Prince Regent gave also, " The Illist!ions n which the ) eamegieh mid sad Alt tividilictionate Foreign Heroes` who had contatnitett so dutch to this 1 . s and subjects,. co-operating with, the wisdom '• glories of the War," thi!_pirducfd a torrent of ap:` sini r vigour 4 •hie Osainisis, s end Ilse' spirit. and vat : plause, and the heroes Blucher, . D'Yorck, Pia toff, ,lam o f his Alliesi had so gloriently brought. about, ; &c. Tore and bowed their thinks to the company.— ay folfing haaktetkale Europe. Be trusted, that . "The City of !Onion, tat Ftoiperittleits Trade ;' 1 ; 161- . B l d liiiiiiikavasid fib IllOstriout Visiterso "The Army 100 Navy," Sgt.. were also drunk....... • wouitsemept of their bembliveudearoors to entertain : " Hall Star of Skenswick," was also sung with fine • • thiiii;leidt indulgence for any defeCt which might' effect ; and at half past ten the royal party, followed Appear, and which, not the want of anzietycjor of by the distinguished gueits, siitliribew to take cotfee, *lllsitst;the , .want of tithe 'or -aliility aleneleight• after which they proceeded to thAr carriages, but it ddtulditfir. , __ • .. • , was three in the morning before the Hall was entirely' • h ; ' :1111iXarlallig Di as tits pleased to male a grace- cleared. , . sea oboe,: addressing himself to the Lord Among the persona of distinctims.ire esent, besides -3etrald•—" It has been always the custom, the Prince Regent, the Empernt.gt Russia, the , •: 'Sovereign paid a Visit to hit faithful City Duchess of Oldenburg, and the King of Prussia, worts wasto confer a auk of favour on its .oid all the British Royal Dukes ; the P rimes of Olilea • • • • °on° 1004 . • is ssis sw GPM di l l Wlll aestreas* Lea, wii4ch wes pie ma Anger Alb 'Saturday the Kim( et iThispi,reteillill i Address., Istillumeataa lafflagr r C nn o , tllil m i l ..., at i it, : . a a' „ ~. i i , , • . ,„... ,• • . • i___, front the Pruisiaa tote b i d i esf kw, c a m) ~„ i . , ~, , . . 5.,vt i 5 5i4 7.7 .1 7 .1 .- : ! ,e *!1 1 ., -F; ~ A .. ". ~ -. 1 . e tit' t ri • luNs ' ffprlnv` had ' 141 "!' 64 ' • 1/I"6"*lY:44)iienilli • i lit ' •-• • His Majesty ahem, by Cs •Chausbai.„ fp! O I4_,IPX Al 4. I- Intl -• i osA of, ftis.soipjestyAN 4flnf, Au*, ectulipciello* .1 . r e lain, Lord Charles tint ; . proceeded to Cato i cordloglpissutelm4ll4llollhludauith bit st i ed Ela4; 4.1* , it. wood 10str flat,of hiskiliistriskile . . 'Al* s.i 44r14 0 1 6 14:iiti4e,f00n..;.) t i ` , • naghi's shop, the printaellcr IR Cockspar.streot, , ' petils!af 9f:ltl*ticivil . • 1,;; 'r• .e:-. :,. , ;!ialii, 2l H ts : ol % le t Lti o iA lt i ' : ken.'„4*, I s t i tl 4 l' .P ~ 00.40r04 . , il rr 'Mk, Pera•• t•Pvf trAl., W 4 IIAiIY dika,bP/firg . view his extensive collection ,of splendid Wstriur a e/ v• Alt semi.. Hartioot • ' • • ' F 7-- ' ' In i *rioter Altai- witlikblebliCMAPfirata VirMfeijAilin ilia :Ivs.rdshipi Jeed Isis.. . • llogligh Artists . Ilia kliOsty appeared highl Private carriage frees Cnaien°4l•6l." St ' in* " •',az - • .. ~•. r.. l ir .!ora,t , 4 VagivrailVtitit),4 sl•Ovir . iall • alPloarill4 if ' f 'I 141 1 1 110)1 4 ' . . ' 4 ' a pleased On view i ng the paitiaits of th o 4istiogo Aims,: sad mooed .i.by4hei itiviimairperSt. Jess* . 6 ! . 1 4 1 1 ta ~ 0 fsyqur..upoq n ogg ',, , .., 0i ; „. I , . character; of the Preult.,l ll l,4l,wk&.' Ope pied k. 3 ark by the tempo entrance la Ili mt h el Ilt ,ar tl , co bifilis‘:____ _ '•mf . , 17 144- 41111- 4: ~- millittfadev . 114111 .101 : th y e ri!ls, . 11' andl . - • nippp.liigknow,allostgOoforl-:ed -0 11 4ttetoolC 4 '• ''„ at ethos !Apra ras of a n Impar e ,..,,,:nal, f rriaces,. tibigaeolsk . 7 , frriak th e ._ s , so..see . .italik,' ~.,1 rr. „..... • , , • . Prays. ad previously been ea * itlipSolleetivilk Atah,frOlvol, vid.iir hila . His Jl•liti t ielboollPlAPll"Ori,;.lWarisitimi.koasior Ara., jimmetcy, who .kised-141Kt dip .1 ' -Alto, Majesty from thence pie , *Vire. White, : ,tea dresSid sin *elk •• . site lut_ktodh•yrosvieti •die sr , wavose•i ' , itith WhiohlimitilighOmm h 4 plots 00g$1101,14,1? Nr. Recorder, that. . •• br;ii,l'a Brjoiihse, the Bank, , .c., ,To 'lloyai t tneisti, vas IP •s' I 4icr 14.00°-•- 4. -. .....i,i‘...- 't Owl • '.. • ' s: .l T.tetiV lie .*ffitid;iitt , 1t 1 0.00 34 .4 4, 40mtb co Pier the.lame'hroa4j; - 004 1 , carriages vers'in .attendanei,ot . Po,psistlegiseskji,. t T our O'claCrtlie 1 , _ef* ., .li %aft • ' .. g. - a - aired Nali3Oulthi • , ',lien hoeintea.brelshii der iclii. , noim,oo,Apifor *long soik,fgligoooreifor l .,oa si k o,4 . o'clock on Siiirday, and remains') iih - gial the Palace from . r 7 -- '' - la si it Pre- job", - . 44.. . 4 .. , c . .. ~,,,, ii: loisnist,, Or, t--slffigns%ng the Citio •--,. • •,,,,,, ~, .‘, , i I f . 11s - -v . - e? pept 11,, when a shower of ram coppiqg , . 'on began a '' . W • saWames in chi ', .-,,'-ir-. • :. - , I la:, ""! ,mie isioii . t' .tort, 01 0 0 46 1 t 44 1 ,344 !Ai ,totollotoll to bd. row :_niicl Grand Ducheptidealli!ed, . • • ~ 'sf same grand order as whereilho Sovereign palls at . • • `. .. - , viltannaterektle iperved,lind the Royal and . Illu t s ba triou lesi s l eamponfr pea koli sett , i) •• the apt and sAireho,ic . mter• dir „ I , isot • 'tate to thp,,cimpiligappoon smojw.ieweloyzj i =4 , t ootZ tir. t , . ~0 1 1 p li c . 0., .. 4 19 :12. .. ~: .... t . 2:, 7 ...„ 4 Wai...„`'.# 1 , 1 : I .` *Gm . the. .omAirlogooorp .. s intof, ds , in .pre , fe ois mi • - not koyi„the liotel * fill l pi* faiX,s- .. ' . , Agit ... tie Serjeants at. , #l,l ll ,46 4 lPeulairy Pi tilt. ; ." •• k weir* ' 0 the . 6 OLYO a nulWrs 04 .44P *Pal& ~ - Ma .' the. PRtiCe , 1 ,5.4 1 ' . Pi" ch a r i ot. t , ', ~,. • Alf ?Illnig .Pe. ' ~, ~40 - f : itt it r il r Lit., .la 's-•• ' A rt * irf;;141 1 1 1 rat g - • T 0 d1041111115/0/111111114 1 .. i • 5t141411 :it lioapt.l3l4 of Oki 40410stis" The City, -cilederb.,, • 011 white he sided b 7 . te, ' • alages t • ; yia „ , . gio l ,ii -- t i gi i A *ltilitllllA l * . ditW / Aiti, '' , 7' ' . "kfiiiii iatoda it y4 kh. A idi,..., the 40 Mayo", carrying, the' Cityplt containing the. ..` 4 ' atArqnftpt 1 . , 11 • =4. .., .• .. • .„...... tie r ' . u.. . • , i tiki ‘OCIIii - alkikilitlealke . : elatitfrof ludiseksworci, Prowled gie,rijigio liagent.,:who o with OW i. , "frn k -ii , .A 0 1 .,. .r.o.•' 1 erlps betteo, 4B =l, fie Wille liiiii toper,' aid iksehtlocheml o Om !Pall or. Prussia Ind * . t ri tc. .• ey / 4 4 . 4 * roma ,;p . , ~, .,,, f t? /A ~. • 4 • *a . ..: . . s •.Si- l' Z . RIM 'S. ' . . . 4 ..,,,tp.. r 7, • .1 141 • - 414 X . g i VIM" . 1 11 1111001.41 , 4 3 44113 iiChis.4ippilp s followed by all the Illustrious • t° o °M hal l; ..' •ai •i.l , - tilt , r ,,..m..ii i i i4v . ;: . 111.0:110.,,. ~ in ,!, it io .0_ It ... . 41mehlteostAillarblelethisiadntl ft frost !Mr. ceetsSiseidicetkoisond, the - Onto...tables., taming, - at Xestej " " ja4" -- ---l iaj - .1 ' 1"F.... '' F"rj j lit AC C ' - i " . .. 41 ‘*lr• • li /4141( "a if PI" OfAl° 4 * r.-/"P. *tie • {lh Y' 7"-,•_, • ) . 4 0 et' Stick" '' ' ate "MAP 41 -. ' . I. ' ilii . 414 brillanci s ot : co* the tables if the Common Council to the tablet from POolte,y :tete* ita L..... • , . 1 11ftTiliff.: i . L ;limopiovaiiihhireisiaceeiliel i: i odeirmreatircsallAnisri . . • .. -- . . , , •i 4zeself 144 br uscy thing Ire tier' sitar 'in the East. - The Royal Princes then ascended' they , in N n tbe cil l er P in ! il 'r .I "`" i lil" t `' 77..(rsk ' ! ` i. tli v!"4"l?9"3 " " t . 4 -''' - if( liiiiiisLl3** l ' * 4406 •"%ijok `terif Welteilef - ilea 11..cig t i roar steps leading to the Steeled platform, GO, aritielt , S rI a l io 17 . 1 0 " 4 . ii i 7 •1 th r S iv m S;;!'!ltii t e re P79 "i tai r h•l: , ssis 11 Eihk :41 Piiiisa'hillitite s t0 1 .,,t 9 iiiteiWittteVilk i ' ' • shi ' IM'hesimior isms In &Mari , the • Royal3able w as placod, sod , tbey seated 44 , 01114. , '''_, n' . a . s. " . . lir -- L -1 7.1 -- ..."'"itl ie T. ' •••". 4° sl ut `....-:"• - • -' ti' CaVrestAe '' Advil Niitil- f'itnctelargwat •ftrileptal 0 ' ' aii , P 1 .0 •+' 1 .14 I.•i pi? , ViiN•ll 4 l, koi 6' •r , rim. 1 : 111 14t a !:• 2 4 aa p r ii . i t was a semi ,, cit4e,. . n d as !lost. "ptw.,. s i : • i I).ti -.1., into. I,it v - . --k-- 111.!19. ' ' 41 • 11.° l ' ilt!l:l.l79j 4411 •' ' 11‘ ' k n ". 4.1719 141 ‘ .1141a i tiik ° 4 i /4 / 1 114 466 Pith*. IFe l in. " l' ii .ll i j ~. - 14faftripirVIZikiiiiis.d , . • - nink.. ins in its display °field plate Its richness intleed. ''... wlral,., ~ . ', d .Pl i ;F„ n i' . Tr i i. '' i, .. `1:„ • , 4 9 ' t•l ' ''pf" 9 :,t toBi is itike htv the Itiftitif ticlif t :' e • st ifille Odkei • ,ihtoarillai soli divoiellearr, ~ ~ • ' ' • 4:)ns upparalieled••••-ali thetlemproies.had Rustle 'brie, tormlitr . 1:4:*". oar* :is lort i tit th. r 'i k ' '1"° 11 . Idtildiffsts titititti4thitivdie "Witt • ' sitiaiiid*L 4 4 3 , t it s ktpla t ief . ,ol,lr44 2 ,,..' . . 4 1.....5i Ac s k rr , ~ ~ ~ . 4 '4nost costly vessels, which_filled.every . part ortiiii 111.11111 '' -111.-- II ,P 1 ';*4 " 1106 `` ' -lit utt ' " . °ll l l9 t 1496114 C4l. g e f ilryt " tif If 4P PP u l itlilo.l bnigifsit Gralli 4. Aiswe:o4 . v '404 41,:tiiimfa Shall to the amount in retail If ROO ,0091. at lean t 'W.lkr g ti l i t i l ik ry • ''i ! ' o ' 4 ' 7 . °' lot! W a Kivili a f i ttatek,"add thlV lOW invillarflia 'tire P • I the &el' of ' haul! Mr; •,i,rteskiitlifigrikri bnethe most. niagni 6Cent ornaments in ciii t tbros, :. • 1 aittif c 6 .'', 7 ' 't ir :ft' 1/ " 141 i" • . Itegeat.( ; "Ttli 4"11 / 14CaVef 4 Mgt& **l la ll twe ge i i . 4 4„,„,. jot . ... ~.,, . • , : , 64 , 4 ,,, wi t i0 , 0 „„, tureens O ersi etoi dishes;' 0 ' ,iti At $ t 4ll : L ififilici 4l o.'imr.l l . 4 *3 l,l 4 ' r . 1, 1 ,t . . s i ii ft - r" -of York'y carriage. 'The Prince „of Micklen ' i l of Cot glee% •tiiiiro:noh.heii i iPlisaaiiisrenthissilis !Wary gold, were selected for this tahle t. .; , • 1 . I° ‘"a__• and - "S i r • - rr's.' 1 ' li i -' ' rf.C" ' * 16.1 0 Vile atii•fina l eitrriar' , '' '"' ' 1 '4 k. ' ' ' l' . 1 the.miticiste form) itoefiliiii~ftainftVenf.;•flia t i boay of, wax-light, produced iL striking litect:' Tile ba /C , ' l r L. , t t) ." .', I'V'T`Q" ".... 714 t - Iv, t ' ThO'ita• Of 'iliMa l tro,r o . - Cavi 9 A - Poa 4. t• G•lia j l ' thetesVASk Wiz* Of, ' s4644iiivii iii'detiVins iiiii 'Royal Party was soited4o tii?'foki‘* lo 4,o 44lll . ' • .--. - eat „ i 1 a ?" 3 "f'' il l e o.nrrpfhlirAitlf 'PAC :' • hall; mailithiOweed lit Sift :flirty liailie'A; ll4l thaliail Wiz itghtsOu alf-tiseitabkm•ik: ,• t -y• .. .4,, ,h•,,,!..t . iskr ; ~ - ...'-: '' . • ' 4 4 (.4 . ...1'4, , --. 1' 7 ,; 1 * , 7i . ' f. ' 4 1 . .. 0 ? i " te t t n y 12:1 ; : i 'l h e i li t i g , T .0 ? i ti zLa l:4 l , l lg ui "the •Wilsdefitiei .iiiiii rebllli!er il,it htl . oiht' , iikiel . 11il* ' At theftiporendi r ats lillttfiktrai eitiiiktifireA 1 .. -1 :* ___. _.l .". .11 . 14100 Ir , Efit. i ."'C'' r ,:, t. , - ; t '" / . . 6 ': . • by d Clarks Bev tinch,, r ten • to' SL George ] ' 7 ; W „_ iiii _ 104 , ein , _ _ iii _ W. is ' n ii _ _ i . iilfiii _ iiv _ 4l.4 beid all it a g li *t "f t "*l n 'l nbinin:liiskißlit.stAsilioie ild r Abinifill $ and ac a very '47 , .•• . i. ,.. of ;V i vra um: . • - s hies !.• Clkn:eb, HasCCMlttalrim4. • The. larinthetiP _Ptiollii 77n shillings to one gtm.'!'",_r_r i and windokst!it• ! b u i l , ad bi a • s h it o t t,,- . • • •ir d o t i, t h,,4 6 ,ii w oo , ' 4 - Sid R.% ' . _if! Jr.„, ,7_,, , ± •- • ~. .0 -i t In liititicolar ittstahotts, were 411 - 40 or settt , g . s eta xiiic', r i ti isoi eg i s t 4,i t i v :, da l , cr i i ii4 ~ 'if ;ll4riatif t. e l: /t , . gi Ca ll7447474arri r e i ... wentte the Ca kiln Se. James's .ritta•W. - ,i . . • to . la _, Lent l iat mid i . • : mil vo , icl i b o p .., . .. . . __ ,A _ . Li ~,.. , i : ihrat caskrage. . , efiiiiiiwen re, , I.t 02*..3 tik ) . unit t'o psi hair-Past tiVit'Afeek `Mt ti Left CiaiciafFitka.• ,0,.._,. ou.-1.-L -,,,,Aai .1.-- t i es et,4 6 ,4p.it,o e iew• eau' i de" sa wi"!" l : 'HO Pm* * " I "P"''''' t Peas of Orleans. .• i .• C a p s o rs qVuwis.. e , j ..' , 4.4 4„5t. , ./.. .. - ' ' ' ' gaff Peg ,' i ' l ""` " i7 r u `77 `"` ' for Sion Been, likeitetwAf tilleiWilst• • . see shOso*.eit*Ed a 7Ofti• gioepy of Ills crioispsi., Duke of Saxe -W eiamr. • .'Dttlieve eV. • - . 1 ,, A , A , 1 wet e lined Sin'both aide* wi th neatly '9OOO tioops-‘ - . ! i , '- imfet Itbalrintl - Ciliniersimmaset,- s i m o o; sn it s f ors ; Prioeeslittristai of Prussia. • losinee of Bavaria.' , t F o r . e di u me th yl a h t h tl . t t i h te e rhi t A l4s44 e i ni s e e lry lWkibeAt trii . , .to °lt , ----- : -, 4.1 Regulars, Militia, aNd • Veltintistes; 9 111404 3 11, 100 ' I - --..:' • • t l'rlism-- of Viands. ' Prnseell4ostevsirels., • ~, ' .43 .ii . i nd decotatlohs. O ver 1.-...muyve g ilt cornice, w ith I Duke of Oldenburg. •. . triace i te i' ll b i )urf; N 1, 31 i o je t cotos e ir k vet.ek thloslrooPoranod G•ruild iaehtnenia of c d ' i nfi f t• '. . ;; P, . t ,' 4 . • ."51'' In •. !,I rich foliage frieze froht Vies edofiree, wa s . an open Coot de Meerfoldt. . , Unlre of_gtektrester_. , L .,.. Noon alter fear • e lciock illtlotliVtdeadegdleplitesil obis o f t io „,„• . 4 .1 1 .,,,i 1 ,- 1 * O , l . l . . law 4 ~ p rtag ew_li at s em b erg . . _, . Al it " w m i i aa of F ro si aL • ' Duchess "1111t4Itiktit" I UAW , ' " t it her ililit .'""Y from ' Cariton-Hbe l ee iti ilk follotlePrir iSratietailx the Queen, to4dtratiisieir. _', ' I ,nt4g. '' •• - - • nyolsrn ► it A tir ellit) .7 7 'i.40 1 ..." ► l7.:rst.. , . ... .7-rr, r jr . Cosde de F. Nunn :. 2 , Prince of Ormnge: ~,. . Atill Pica PIII4IIIIIIIIIIi, *pea an Need d•, Duke of Momentum. S , r , ~,terig,..sVolchoo,ki. . . •; •• .15.4.....e...pu-10-ssurikafo n•iw -•, • . . . '." : Tlie BlesiStfiDioroolin ''''''!"" 1 " ' low bass o and forming .crirosoq zrmattete.it4lll•i':' This table being' etlii-arcular all rife Royal Peft Ili , - • ..A MiliiiißEEMOliblii rabi..,, , r , ,A ii .., , `P e4in 1)( the .46° ' ' eaciat. " Gliniiri g h" V illi g * : citiliffd 4416. 1 . fa taikl'itO" fan' LtOart ! ibis ' had a•fall: view , of- the. wesspErry ' in 'the Hall. •Tirt Otfcers or his tioilsehold aid Frig 3ceek duil . t . ~.,,,.., _.. u g. . ° 1 nth I ~,., t o ~,t, o Ili or THE . - 'VI/ , i $ll - ,s) 0..1. 1 The Stine Carriages or ate rrioc _of e t'.!'X i ltk . 4 -' 6 - drrs : fir ii. spi Rad an OSA , - ;caleraet , VAL Tell, et, and. - i. Lord Mayor - yeah la seaoctoiekind the cirofewoc:l4•_•• 4 P1t.00.411,413111511 61',,1'.e: AC E, Oil 44441114#1/401111**% . : 4 t eekee bra .01 : Duke °f These r s r ujo aZ Thai , joii: ..bouu l ai s is... OtwbralPti. with iturSoifttsi l s,i,ttri t ilt .I ,iirwt.'4,lqer ' I Royal. High noes, iastil eontitturit , ahere for seek tilPilitM . „ „ 4...7, 1 ~f !W I ',.: . . .. 7 • is.:. ~.: it Ny444 lii .att" by sever:44 U19(41'11,011(1. - silit , .. r id,ttt it g ii . ti.s, ilioti tit Ali ltoti!)iill.,,Vl4 . ll4itsiet- 1 , tilided rod to - tekw his seat, when he r!tir . e4 Id 'Shit 4 • -- • .ale i ntWiw; Frince• -- • ii - Fro;iii.;' - ;71: TSi -7, -- ' The Speaker of the House of Coopeorn in hi Stec : LlM 1 R Between each of these CAES Were leCtiOni Ar _ S kies. ni • ' Then tante the Carriages of hi. Moar t fiflahlaro, incliMing those of the Earl of laverpook, 4 311 _ 4 tovib, IRO mei - rine. Earl Bathurst. Duke of br Mr. Yontitt#4,, kn. ite. TIMM were Gnawed by tworreitt;of the Haiarftwati4 in sew aa4anns. as six itsys. . i , r f , tame a Slate 6200:f :404' A A ' ' 1 Caarlagm avian Illeek He mempliod brilltilleteark— •• e , liir :iii, ow Mire stifi Kings, 1' - :I; • , Direlku obi' Now Olken; at. 4 .., . qtlik Ptilichin,St maw cayoftythiii- , , , , , 011iers of the Yeomen. ._,.,,- 1 0111 ~1141rtd Trainee Oft* Muni, * la dr AttleakCistaant, 1 . ' • e ,:•sevs *ilk Halberts oath* left sinabbir. 1 i - --:r • i ti a l i i r i l l` i p iteravais i xt. ' - ' ti im . , t ; _, ~.• ... q Jo:. milin t rik46 •ja t h e 1' , . .:i. . . i r' ~. s . f ~~. , ..a c r- 4 1 • ... ' ;,.447 friii :.~~_ ~_~ ~~ 4..-.` P _'~`~ , J~• t . tut: