The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-19 00:00:00

MN , . IN. - 7- . • I with black loops rnil tnfte; !he King's Attorney, in 111 go wn nf black velvet, with black loops and tuf , 's. Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber, four a-breast, the n "est first. The Serjeant of his Majesty's vestry, in a Fratlet ef.he, with his gilt verge; the Serieant Porter o f his Maiestv's - Palace in a scarlet robe, with his black ebony stay. Children of the choir of Westminster, in surplices, fort- abreast, the youngest first. t •hildren of his Majesty's Chapel Royal in their sur plices, with Mantles over them of Scarlet Cloth. The Choir of Westminster in surplices, with music 'honks in their hands, the youngest first. Thirty-two Gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Royal, in surplices, with mantles over them, four a-breast. Sub-Dean of his Majesty's Chapel Royal, in a scarlet robe and surplice. The twelve Prehenclaries of Westminster, in their sur plices and rich copes, according to their seniority, four abreast, the yonneest first. The Dean of Westminster, in a surplice and rich cope of purple velvet, embroidered with gold and silver. Two Piirsnivants of Arms, in coats of his Majesty's arms, richly embroidered with gold and eilyer upon da tes:lc and satin, and lined with crimson taffeta, v:.z.— lte •..To Dragon, Pursuivant ; Rouge Croix Pursuieant. His Majesty's Band. (Wirers attendant on the Knight Cuininautiers of the 13.1: 1 1, in their Mantles,Chains,;.nd Badges. tirelits Commanders of the Bath, not Pee - s. o,licers nf the Ordet of the Bath, in their Mantirs, ('u .ins, and Badges. Knights Grand Crosses of the Bath (not Peers), in the f habit of their Order, raps in their hands. A Pursuivant of Arnis, in his Tabard. Barons of the Exeliequer and Justices of 11(1.1,i:emirs in their Judges robes, viz. of scariet cloth lined with edged with ermine unimwdered, weal ing their Ser i reant's coifs. and carrying their terrier cap in their Lards. four a-breast, the youngest first, ai.oriliitz to Cipir an, ientry of being made Judges; the Lord Chief Bcran of the Exchequer, in his Jc.dges robes and coif, e 12!• bond auil eleeyes, lined with ermine impow eerei. his c011..r of SS's ; the I,nt:: il i jpf Jl.Aire 1.1 the ('Hurt of Ciantnoei Pleas. its his Judge's rnlies, will his hood awl sleeves, lined with online Ull• poic4:er.-.1, wearing the color of SS's. The Vire-In:dice:lor and the Master of the Rolls in /he ' r robe,. The Lon! Chief ,lnatice of !he King's Bent+, in his roltes anal coif, with his hood and sleeves, lined sii•i• ermine. The ( leriis of the f'oinac'd in (ordinary. Privy Councillors, not being Peers of Englam!, in ririi habiTs. I?. , gi.ter of the Order of the liatirr. Ic is i i rlo• '',r f;!rter (not Prere), in the full habit sn.' collar of the (Irdrr, r .ps in their hands. tir:‘ I 'islaptrollur of hi. linusehold ; Ti.:water of l,ia 31.tjest...'s ;elaolti, Leal ing the UrituNsiu Bag. it i:11 th,r mr.ll!‘. A Pormivaot of .Irnis in his Tabard. Perahlq of Scotland and Ireland, in their Tabards and of S. The Stmailar , l of Ilinover, borne by the E arl of Mayo. II iroas in their robes of estate of cairn:on vets et with t 'Heir clroneta in their hands, four a breast, the youngest taro. fl , rahl, in 1114 rahlr.! and Coll o f of SS. The Stan:lard of I r e lamt. horn,. le; Lord I{ort-F.1..1; t • Ind ird of Scot:awl, borne by the Earl of Lander- The Bishops of noirlsnol and Ir.•l•in'l, in their rockets, nith their iiTtare caps in their hands foil: d breast, a• - cording. to the seniority of their consecrations, the Juniors first, excepting those who are its attendance, as sonoorters of his Majesty. I'nrs•titants if .arm•, habited as before. Vi.eount. in their robes of estates, with their coro nets in their hand•, fours-breast, the toungest Arst. Two livrahls, in their Taharils and Collars of MS. Th. stand:it." of England, borne by Lord Hill. Earls in their robes of estate., with their coronets in their hands, fonr a breast, the youngest first. Too 11-rolds. in their Tacarek and Collars of SS. The Uni•'n Standar". borne b Earl Harcourt. felar,ptesses, in their Robes of Estate, their Coronets in their hands The Lord Chatnherinin his Majesty's Household, in ks Robes of Es•ate. his Coronet in his hand, attended by sea OiS:er of the Jeoel-Otlice in a Scarlet Mantle, wills a Crown ernbroiirred on his left shoulder, bearing a .ishion, on which were placed the Ruby Ring and the Sword to be girt about the King. The Lord Steward of his Majesty's Household, iss Lis It Ow, of Estate, his Coronet in his h•end. The Roe3l Standard, borne by the P.arl of Harrington. King of Arms of the lonian Order of St. Michael and Oeorr.., in his Tabard. Crown in his hand.—filoti ceter King of Arms, in bis Tabard, Crown in his haul. Hanover King of Arm:, in his Tabard, Crown in Isis hand. ilnites, in their robes of estates, with their coronets in tt'•ir hands. Ulster King of Arms in his Tabard, Crown in Isis hatiel.—Clarenceaux Ling of Arms, in his Tab ad, Crown in his Itand.—Norroy king of Arms, in Isis 'Tabard, (' r •rrn in his hand. The Lord Privy Seal, in his Robes of Estate. Coronet i•e Isis lista—The Lord President of the Council, in his Robes of Estates, Coronet in his hand. Archbishops of Ireland. The Archbishop of York. in his Itoehet, Cap in Ili 4 hand. The Lord High Chancellor, in his Robes of Estate, with his Coronet in his band, bearing his Purse, and attend by his Pursehrarrr. The Lord Archbishop of Canterhnry, its his Roche, Cap in his linnll. Two Serjeants at .Arms. TILE RECALIA. St. Edward's Th, , G . :,lden The Sceptre, with Walt Surs. the Cross. boer. • by the borne by the bor•ie by the Marquess cf L.o.d l‘f arquess of Salisbure. Caithorpe. Wellesley. Tile Third Sw^rd, Curtsna. The se and Sword, borne by the born^ by the bornr by the Duke l i : Ar t of G l ilowly. Duke of Newcastle. of Northumberland. Two Serjeants at Arms IT:lter of the Green Rod. I:.ther of the White Rod. Tile Lord Mayor tlar!er Principal Centlo•man Usher of London. in a King of Arms. of the Black crimson velvet wearing the coat RA. in a very gown. wearinT a of arms. cellar of rich habit, went.- ..oiler of SS's of Ss'4. nad Witt.) ing his badge in aold,and Cie city or jewel belong- a gold chain. and jewel thereto ap- ingte Garter, and b.•aring iii his pendant. & beer- carrying hit Co - hand the Black ingtheCity Mace ronet, pure gold. Rod. The Lord f.von of Scotland, on the r;ght of the Lord Mayor, in his Tabard. carrying his Crown and Sceptre. The Deputy Lord Great Cliamberlsin of England. in his Robes of Estate, his Cornttet and his White Staff in his hand. His Royal Highness the Prince Leopold. in the full Habit of thr Order of the Garter. carrying. in his right band, his Baton. as Field Marshal, and, in his left, his Cap and Feathers, his train borne by Ilk Royal llighness the Duke of Munro ;ter, in his Robes of Estate, carrying, in his right hand, his Baton, as 'Field Marshal, and, in his left, his Coronet; his train borne by— - • ..a.z - ~. ills Royal Illiabne9A the Duke of rani Lis , Lobe ' cerr ing, in big right hand. hi' Raton. as Fieid M.11•11:$1, au,l his Ce.ronet in his let; tr.sin home ht'------- His Royal tlizhne,-s Ho. Du 'ail' of 'So .s.x, in Rubes of li,taite, with h:. Cririinut in Li- h.ra.l, bottle I. Hi. nr.val rtle 1)41.e of CLirr.i:r., in Liz Robes of F.tirte, wirh I (*(mtnet in hi, !laud, .:11:1 his tr4iii ;sortie hy— His Rtival MEL ricsn tile Dukf• of York, in hi , Rohm of Est.ite, rirht hand. hi. Fiehl filar h.rl, :11.11 his Corniit tin hi+ left, at..! hi. hy— ThP High 11:ondah!i• of Ireland in hi% Roi• e tt. l'orttn•t in hi • Itiool. with his Staff. High CinAtilile of Siroshind in his Robes, Coronet in his Lend, unit his ?iv) Serj►antc -It Arms. T.te Derity Tier %mord of State Tile T.ord 11i4h }sari Marshal. in the t.rabbartl. Cn tstab in l.;, ron►c of borne by the Duke of Engiand, estate. with 11! . of D.irsrt. in with his Coronet Coronet anal NI:or- rohrs of estat►. & and Constable's shall'. Staff in his Collar of the Or- Staff or Mace. hand. der. Two Serie22l. at Arms. T:.r Sceptre. with S. t:•!y. -trd'!. (*rota u , Tile Orb. carried the 1)(.-r. rtii rted by the the Mike of carried •0% theDukt Lord High Steward, Devoushire. of Itut:ahrt, in his Hulttf.. Geatatio.ll Carly:.lj C11..0)01111't ao B:aff of fLe Lord High Iligls StrwLid. The Patios. home The Bible. borne Tar Chalice. borne br: Ilw by the h:: the lii.hupfi;uucester. Bishop of E. Bishop of Chester. ••• • :1 4 • Di tr. tt .._ 1. • THE KING. • o • • • n •es ; In C.e Royal Robes. • c ~- ,77, re , ... ••••• - • Z ues-i..:g a Cap of Es- : is is L: •...-, ?• '- = • tr. - c • tate. adorned • ito • 4... e*" CI ' 1 :, • Jewe! , . mte: a Ch. 4 • . • z : r• r • : . • i - 9 7 '3 . : nopy of c lot) of gold. • 7 :-..- ... c :... 7 : ••• 7-- ~ '; bora° by Iti Baro::s t. 7"4 '6 "S'a -4....7 . 1 =i: -: : 0, thr Cinque. Port.. ; t• i '-' 2 w "..z. 7i: :::: v 111. ".'slajes!y's hairs • 7 . 7 .., E-; i' .. i. l.orne by tif:h • t 1.11- i: 7 ...":: . 1: , v t, : t • I `o : I -. t Soo. of Pe•:. • i- .t C c . .. a .si,,tetl il y the:lla,- • - • -. ; - ...., ..... e. ; ....: s ter of the Itni.st .. • -. = -t- • ~ • . 21;41 Idolimws.4l iv: ,ne • * • --:' : Glow.. of the Robe,. I 0 * : - o E. , id_ • rr • •.:41......4.•••••••••••• Tlir l'aptaln of fio!d Stiek of il.c Ciptain of tlir ttei, Yroaxii of the Life (laths in Balll 0I Clehtle:nen (heard. hi: reetori IV.,:ting. in his Perkionerr. in his of E.t.ite. Coioniet Hobe., Cu: °net is iti.: , ec , ef E.t2teto ite Itib Land. Li.. ham!. roart in his hand. Lon!. of the Berl.. .%;.1.31,..r. lirepul of his Alajstys Priry Groom% King's Licti-chailiher. Ey►ctt:e Nita Pages of Honour. (' Usiti 1 , . Ftvsit:ani, SiircLow, 111.etlic ern !es. Er...ig.l 01 tin- 'Yeomen of Itie 1 - eoll3ell 1.1 lti- (i of tele (hearth. '.‘lBlP,ty's Ps;t... in lull S'atP 's F1)4)101=11 iii full tibite Liveries. 'Pie 1 ur- The Yeomen of Majesty's truant The Cor po►•tl,• or of Hotly, brine iu number 1(M1. poi ur 1.;%0u5. four a•hreaNt. with Partisans on VA011). their shoulders. Gentleman I hi (Anger of the Rand of Cie:Oleo:ten Pensioners. ( kris of the Cheoro- to the ti rumen of the lin:ord.—Clerk of the lilt lo no. toroitiemen Pro. oners. 'V 'imen of the Guard, to close toe Prcoression. The knight, of the several Order, tore Com Collars. On the aroissil of the Procession at the Ahbev, WI!) n:otiati ;ii: I lorr Maid, :Lto.l the Serjeant-iortrr itnraitned at the • tor:ince nithits the great %Vest-door, the ;hunts Trumpets filed oft to their I Lilli•ry over the Entrmee IJoor. flit. Choir Nof the Chapel Itoyal a: 0 1 of 11 i.sonoinster inonoriliatelept.,., otelleil nide lois llajesty's Baud, to the I lrgau Gallery : and on his Ila jest)'s entering the Abbey, the Choirs commenced singing the .losthein : "I trigs glad 'rhea they :mi.! 'Nadu use. ' Iry resit 1! ,, Lin Ili , . 1100se ~,*/,'er Lord.'" The Prebend-10 irs, and Dean of IVrootosoilister, tiled oil to the left, abort the middle of the N4Ve, ;Ind there malted the conning the Floor, 4 : w Ne il thvy ig:tio Intl into the Proci- , Nioto next before the Kings of, Arne: who preee.ll.4 the tit eat Othier-. That part of the Procession preceolinz the K night l'unoonaisolers of the Bath, hiii4leis Grand Crosses of the said Order, aid their tile Clerk: of lb- Privy Council in orolioorre, the Pricy Councillors, the Register of ti.srter, Vice loontoherlaino and reacurer of his Mai,esty's Dow...hold, and Pet ts, weir c Ineted to their Seats by the l'firers of Tit; Prebendaries ut Westioidater o rot to their plat..., near tier .11tor. The Nerjeants rt Arun went to their Owes nem- the The.ere. _ _ The Stan,lank wer-.leliverell Ivy the Itsarers of them to Pae4 at the entrincr of the Choir, antresitineel a•id borne' in the Return. The• Prinee% of the Hoyll Blood Avere conducted to !heir Neat, Is Peer , . _ Tl►►r Pricier to his Seat in the Koval 110 x. The It irons of the (';nqo• Porta he:trio:4the L i ropy, an.t the tieutl•!nen Pensioners retnaitit-r.l .►t the E:►trunue of the Choir. The King., agerniline !he Theatre, pvgged on the <oath side of the Throne t:, Chair of State on the 1'3% 1 side thereof. opposite to the .111.1 r and after his private de‘oti.m. (I:neelin:r flown upon the fill.gtool.) took hig seat, the two Bighops, his SUM .tending on each Side ; the Noblemen bear'ng the toor swords on his right h.tnd, the Deputy Lord Great Chamberlain and the Lora high Const.iitle on hi* the Great Officers 0. State. the Depii:v I:.irl the Dean of West the :‘;.•bieinen l•arina fteL , alia. Tri.inbear eig, with Deptve Garter. the I..tr.ll.vntr. the Lord Nlayor ut . l.!)::dutt. Black Rod. - , !auding about the King's Chair. Atm . . .'N 11 t IV/ .1 A . h'.'►op of Cantethurv, he whirl' it was placed on lh• Altar. The Trea-taer of the [butt hold then deliverd an ingot of Lt-id, of one rolod weight, being the se cnr•,•l mr , rine. tj the Deputy Lori Great (Ai:iodic:Lan, h:tving prettoted the •,ime to the King, hi• Ma jesty delivered it to the Art hhisimp, to he by him put into the Oblation Basin. His Majet•ty continuing to kneel, the prayer "l) Con, who dullest in the high and Ilo:v plate. - was said Lc the .lrrhhi•hop. At the contl isiut, of this prayer, the King rose and was con thirted to the Chair of State on the ,South side of the area. The Regalia. except the Swords, was delivered '•y the several Noblemen ho bore the same, to the Archbishop, and by his Grace to the Dean of 11'estmin ster to he Lid on the Altar, the Noblemen, returning to their places. The Litan..• wat then read by tiro Bishops, vested in ('apes, and I; neeling at a fold-Stool above the steps of the Theatre, on the middle of the East side thereof. Then was read the beginning of the Communion Service and after it a Sermon a►y the Archbishop of York. During the Sermon lais Majesty wore his Cap of State, and sat in his Chair on the South of the area, opposite the Pulpit, his supporters, the Deputy Lord Great Chamber lain, and the Noblemen carrying the Sit oril!. standing,• by him : the Archbishop of (,anterhnrr took his seat in a purple velvet Chair on the North side of the Altar, Deputy Garter standing near him. The Bishops on their benches, along the North side of the area. The Dean and Prrhendariet of Westminster, standing on the South side of the aura, East of the King's Chair, and near the Altar. Tim. REC(M I the cony In ion ot the Anthem. the Lord Arch bist,p Canterburv, togeth..r with the Lord Chancel- Irr, the Dews - Lord firs at Chamberlain, ;he Lord liigh Constable, and Dimly f:srl Marshal, precede i by De puty airter, moved to the east side of the Theatre, where the Ardibishop made the Recognition, and re peated the same at the sorth, west, and north sides vf the Theatre: during. which his Nlsiesty was s r aot li ng , and willed towards the people on the side en which the Recognition is made: the people replying to this de mand with loud and repeate:l acclaniathins of .‘ God save liing liporg , r the tourth ;" and at the last Re cognition. the trumpets sounded and the drums beat. His 3faiesty was then seated ; and the Bible, the Cha lice, and Pati.a, was carried to and placed upon the Altar by the Bishops who had borne them in the Pro cession. _ The two Officers of the Wardrobe then spread a rid' ('loth of Llold, and 14id a Cushion of th• s.►rne for his Majesty to kneel on, at the steps of the Altar. 'The Archbishop of Canterbury put on his Cope, and the Bichorm tt ho were to sing the Litany, were al:o rested in their Copes. T:IF: The Kin;, attended by the two Ili:hops his sup poter., the Dean of Westinimiter, ait:l the Noblemen bearing the RFT:ilia and the four Swords. passed to the Altar; where his Majesty, uncovered Arid kneeling upon the cushion, made his first otTering of a p ill or al:ar• cloth of gold, whirl. wa: delivered hy thi• Lord Chatn• berlain to the Deputy Lord treat l'ilatnlieslAin, and by his Lordship to the iiing, m ho delivered it to the Areli• - it: °WIT. The Sermon, being Archbishop of Can terbury, att.:slicing to the King ailininiAereil the Coro nation O.etle : the Kin?: then eose from hi. Chair of State, awl attended he his siipporters, and the Deputy lor.l (ireat Chan:bedsit), went uncovered to the Altar. U here, kneeling upon the cushion Lid on the .teps, and pl.tein;:: 11 . 1.11.4;i/I on the holy Nlajesty took the astis, mid ashd thereto his R..% A I Sign Manual. the Lord Cliiiiiherheiti of the Iluustl.uld holding a silver st•nili for the purpose. The Kitt , rem t ulna to his Chair, the followin;r Ifyinn the Art lihiAo!) reading t lie first line, " Come, ifoLv 61406 o; , r .sonl, en. .pit c ," &c. THE .INOINTING. _ _ Upon the coneltisimi of the Ileum►, the Ars-Ms . :sloop read the prayer prepaiatury in the anointing, " 0 Loan Ifoi.v Eut atm, who, by ahointing witl► ui!, 'Foist of old make and consecrate King-, Priests, and Prophets," Ear. At the a 'inclusion of this prayer. the Choirs sung the following Anthem, " &r. I/t►ring this Anthem, the hong was disrobed of his crimson robes by the Ilteputv Lord Great Cliamberla;ii, who delivered thee► to the Mla►ter of the Robes; and his Mak:4y taking oil his Cap of State. the Depute Lord Great t. hawing lain delivereo the same to the Lora Chamberlain : and the robes au•l cap were immediately cal ried into St. Edo Jr4l's (11:tpd, the robes by the Uroou► of the robes, the cap be the Officer of the jewel-ofhee. St. Edward•a eh••ir (covered with cloth of gold) hat log been placed in front of the Altar, his Majesty took his seat therein to be anoints d ; when four Knights of the Gar ter, summoned by Deputy Garter, held over the head a rich Pall or cloth of coin. delivered to them by the Lord Chamberlain, and the Dean of Westminster stood by, hoh:ing the Ampulla containing the conse crated oil, and rur:,,z 44444 e into the anoiotin• spoon, the archbishop smointeil his Jlajesty on the head and hands., in the form of a l'ross, pronouncing' the words, " lie thy head anointed, - age. " lie thy Loafs anointed,- The %1:1E then Lneeling, the Archbishop standing► on the North .•i.ie of the Altar, pronounced the lleneilic- Non. The of the limier delivereil the Pall to the Lord 1.1...t.i1n.r1 sin. THE INV::STIXti %viva THE SITERTUNICA. 'the I►rau of IV...Man.:ter then received from the Offi cers of the ll'arlrulr.•, the Supert. .a of chilli of g.. 1.1, au•i a Ginile of thr.....tase for the Sword, with which the Dean arrayed ALtjestv. iI It SPURS. .Ifter thi.tbe 1).•a:► took the spurs from the lltsr, and , le:it•..red Ilion to the Deputy Lord Great l haiesherlain, who, litterbug down, tunelsra his ilajesty's heels there .% 'oh, nod returne.l thee► to the Dean, by whum they were lal.lopon the A!tar. 'nit.: SWORD. The Notileivan r art ieil the Sworl of State now ileliyerel it ti. the Lord thatesherlaite, retort' rt•- ctivell mother in a SE.llrbar.l of Piririe Velvet. erhirh !. delivered to the .1.: doh:shop, who hid it nit the Altar, :end said the Prayer (" Hear 'ter lirivere„ 1) Lnnn. oe beseech the anel so direct a n.l ,iorport thy time 3tit king George, olio is tor.v to be girt with this Sword," &r.) The 3..ieted liv other then i!... livered the Sword into the ItiOit Kind, e3% . !tig " Receive tIC.s kingly Sit ortl," &v. ilia 1;.j....ty then stanilin.: n;., the Deputy leer.: I.fiti pitted his 11 ilesty et itlt the The Eing h•in.t seated, the .Irrlibi.'3oli reTeAted " Itvmember 1114 of whom," orrrs,lNG i r Tun swoutu. ...... The till , . tlnn iitinz ttn, engirt. the Sword, and went to the .lltar. where Ilk offered it in the Se (.1.•!tv,r;i1 , 4 it to the and then retired to Li , Ultait : the Sword ma% then redeemed for one liiiinlred by the Nobleman who li,.t re ceived it, awl v,lio carried it d:irin.l the remakder of the tirct drawn it wit of the Scalp haril;anif delivered the latter to an Otheer of the Ward robe. TIIF: INVESTING WITII TUE Ni)A ARMIL. The fiing then ctlniling, 1111 31aiesty 1V3 4 invonted by the Dean with the Imperial Mantle, or Dalin:ll4. Rohe, t Cloth of Buhl, delivered to Him by Oilw e ic o f the Irardrohe and his Mitjei.ty W 34 then iii%estrti in like manner Oie Artnik the Arelibkhop prof-woof-inf.:- the Exhortation Receive thi..trissil a% A Token of the Divine Ilerc) embracing. You ua eltry site." TILE ORB. The liinz then vit dorm, and the .Irclihkhop, received the Or!, tr the De:oi, ilelivereil it into the King'l Right llatid, Receive this Imperial Isis Nhjesty then returne3 the Orb to the Dean, who ',Aid it tip!! the THE RING. The Lord Chamber Lin then delivered the Rolir !Co g ti the Archhi%hop. which hi 4 11.3r.ice pot uti ttie Poitrth Fitter Of the Right the .Irtitii•lsop %ay tug-, " Receive this Ring," tire. The Dean then bruni.;tit from the .lltar the Two ti..ep• tre( with the Cross atAl Dove, an.t delivered them to the Archbishop. in the niean t!me, the Lint of the tlannr of ‘Vork• top, pre4etiteii hia 31.ijeity with ► pair of Gloves., 1 . 111. broiderea %%ith the Arm.; of liowarit, 1%11 . 16 hit Alajesty put on. THE SCEPTRES. The Arehbi4lop then delivered the Sceptre u.:.th the Cro-4 into Atiegty . ; Right Hand, Itereive the Ilay:$1 St•eptr,•,"tv.e. and then the ...Zeei, , re Hove, into his Left Hand, ,aging `• Receive the Rod ot El:iity." l'he Lor;t of the Minor of Worl:q3p vipported leis Nbje4ty'4 Right .Irtn, an.t held the Sceptre, ove.t<ion requires. THE CROWNING. .Irclibitloop <tan,lin4 lirftire tli .11t tr. 3n , 1 4 4. Edward', Crown beton. Mtn. tJoi: %inn. into !land4, and consecrate) and ble4sed it o ith the PrAyer • o 0 God, who rrownest ay faitiifni Mercy," &r. Theo tips came from eak Alsar, earrvinr, the Croon, !am! the Arrlibi, ohred it on hi. ltajesty's Wad ; achile' ;wad ati , i repeated short., fli e d a , n u d the Truth:pets the Droll: he. Tower and Park gun , tiring- by .agtaal. tion ceasing, the .Irctii,i " tic drf.az o ,rt:ofol ennri -1'64 then sting the Anthem sbnll rijniee in My Nis-rd.:ph, - As soon as the tianz %t.r, tlONned, their Coronets ; the Bishops their Cap of Arms their Crown-. flews for the pro , c(diugs had tekett petper trent lq press. Thrpollotrin; 41;41'4 iu the remelted(' of thr THE HOLY BIBLE. The Dean then tal.:;ng the Holy Bibit delivered it to the Arrlihi4ip, who, ate of the Bishopt. p pspiite:l it to the King, firarious King," &.•. 15...-. The King n.: to the Arclihkhop, who gave it to tip. him re;klaced on thr .V.t.r. The .Irrlibilaol, then pronouneing th , the Lishops and the Peers ed e, with a loud Ameu. lhe .‘retabkhop the People, vairl, " And the ...me 1.1r.1 grant," 'f he Kin:: then the and Bishop!, who I.uelt before teas sting, during v. hirh time the King Chair mi which his 3lajtsty first sat, of the Throne. TUE INTIIRONIZATIO; Tr Ileum heing King wa• by the Iti,hops and Pref.+, anti the nautical the Exhurt.ttion, Stand firm, &t.. TIIE 110NIMIE. The Arilibishop of Canterbury then knelt Lefore the Kin;;, and, for himself and the other Lords Spiria::,!, r. pronounced the words of llonioge, the Bishops k rel. inz around Liiii, and savant; atier him. The Arehhislap then kissed hi.. 31.ijesty's lett ('heek, and the re't of the Bishops after hire, awl retired. Then the Is e '„ ; of York, asei•iiding the step of the Throne, and 'akin:: on his Coronet, knelt liefisie the liie,e, and for himself and the other Dukes ot the lin)al Blood. pronoueeril the .. words of Hoiniee, the rest putting off their Coronet?, kneeling with bins and about him, and saying after his. 'The Duke of York then twirlied the Crown upon hie Majesty's Dead, and hissed his :11ajesty's left Cheek, the rest o f t h e D o k e , o f th e Btoad 1(oyal after him, and re. , tired. The Dukes and other Peers observed the same, ....'. the Senior of each dreree pienunticieg the words of He. wage, and the rest of the &AMC degrre saying after him. '. and cavil Peer of the ...one degree, bile( eSi.istir i Waal- • jug his 36 . 14.5!‘ \ Cron it, and kissing his Maje:ry'.. left ('heel., and tile!. retiring. Durinz this time, the Treat-otter of his Maje , tv's (household, tht - ete about the Medals of fl e e C ototie e,; e . Dining the {homage, the Sceptre with the Cross sus held, on the Kiiie•s light bend, by the Lout of the Mania of Worksati : oust the Sceptre with the Dove, by the Duke of Rutland. THE II SAI•RAMENT. After the Baur 'two Bishops, who had read the Epistle am) t rived front the Altar, by the 11.tutis ut the Arch shop, the Patina and the Chalice. tt hich they carried lota St. Edward's Chapel, and • brought from thence the Bread upon the Patina and the Wine in the Clialliee.- His Majesty then descended frets the Throne, and went W the Altar, where taking off his Crown, his Majestv• delivered it to tilt Lord Great Chamberlain to hold. Then the Bishops delivered the Patina and Chalice into the King's hands; and his Ma jesty delivered them to the Archbishop, who reverently plaetitl the same upon the Altar, covering them with a fair Itwen cloth. his Majesty then received the Sacra• ment, the Archbishop administering the Bread, and the , t Dein of Westminster the Cup. The Choir then sung the last Anthem, " Blessed be thwe 1.0),•,1 God ell bra' /," &c. ; and at the conclusion, the trumpets sotindiel, the drum.; beat, and, amidst the airlainations of the Asseml•ly, the King put on his Crown, and takieg the two Sreptrer in his hands, again ascended the Throne. and sat there, supported and at tended as hefore, until the conclusion of the Post Cote me eion Service and the Blessing. After which his Majesty, attended as before, descended into the Arent. ;and passed through the door on the south • sill.• of the Altar, into St. Edward's Chapel ; and the ' • Noblemen who hail carried the Regalia received them frier: the Dean of Westminster as they passed by the .lltar. The Mile, being conic into the Chapel, and %tending • before the Altar, delivered the Sceptrre to the Arch hi..hop, who laitl them upon the Altar. The rest ot the Ite:eilia IV3S delivered to the Dean, to be by him laid also on the Altar. Then the King was disrobed of his Koval Rohe of State. and arrased iii his Royal Rube of Purple Velvet, by the I irteity - host tir•-at Cliamberlsie. 'The Archbishop delivered tl.e Sceptre with the Cross into his Right (land. and the Orb into Isis Left. The Dean delivered !Le ',i•eptre with the Dove to the Nottle man whit had before earned .nd would bear it in the rettweinz Procession. As soon as the King was gone into St. Edward's Chaerl, the 4/ricers of Arnie begun to call over and ar- I range the Prores , ion f•tr the return to Westminster-hall, and at the moment when his Majesty came out of the Chapel the Procession moved forward in the following order : except that the Noblemen who, in the former Procession, hail borne the Gold Spurs, and St. Edward's Staft, left in St. Edward's Chapel, and the Orb and the Sceptre with the Cross, borne by his Majesty, walked in their due places, according to their degrees in the Peerage. TIIE RETURN TO WESTMINSTER.IIALL. Messenger of the ('ollege of Arms. Melt Constable of Westminster. Fife and Drums as before. Drum Maps - , Eight Trumpets, Kettle Drums. Fight Trumpets, Serjeant Trumpeter, whet, MI arrival in the Ball, went immediately into the liallery over the l'rininplial Arch. S..rjeant Porter. Knight Marshal and his Officers. 5k Clerks in Chancery. Kiel's (.'haplains. Sheriffs of London. Aldermen anti Recorder of London. Masters in Chaneerv. King's SCriCall!‘ at 1..V.V. King's Ancient Serjeet.:. King's Solicitor.tieneral. King's Attoreey•General. i Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber. II irons of the Exchequer, and Justices of both Benchee. Lord Chief Baron of the (Lind Chief Justice of the Exchequer. ('am n ion Plea•. Vice Chancellor. Master of the Bell , . Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench. Pureuivants of Scotland and Ireland. Officers attendant on the Knights Commanders of the Bath, wearing their caps. Knights Commanders of the Bath, wearing their raps. Onieets of the Order ut the Bath, wearing their caps. Knights Grand Crosses of the Order of the Bath, war• inn their caps. A Per:env:int ~f Ar.wt. Clerks of the Council in Ordinary. vi A , usskte,: 4.4 Nit) r,f Wevl libieltop too., kid Knight le the Peryle, d hare the ir-41 Cnall 41. The A# ( l g , 4 114 need the Exiioru. litro:re," &e. Th e etu :—" Th e ki ll The , the Peer, pet" re ; a:;(1 the Kilo The CN The S plate trhe,.„ Id the i i„ t)le frnm the Altar, Lt!entlm4 ;'. !I.- reit :n ; „;, •. ••fl at I .1. Bible Der,i, :o be y Tire the R. nedirt:ce 4 • each ll..l:rdictiod The then tontine i t r,I God Altoia)ty, The th„, erhitiNhei4 i. The Tr Demi St. tg removed to the Ann ou the Eta siols f • 'ea , . then intlironal r. ut Archlii‘hop p ro , rat, 41111 hold 1 0 4• 11 A • Ls:, • i.s:, i,:,; ,1 we; bUI TOI S4' ~ ~ t .~ , .1