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

lIIIIONEWINEM 4 • tri nano duillaitcksuk; Tab s cstile LONDON, THURSDAY, !JULY 19, 1821. " The Cerise for sehi:ll 17411PDKN fell in the Fie* "Of I!)7I.VEr died on the deqfuld!" Sn. 5119. KIST INDI.I,IIO(Ate. July 18, leil. Til It Comet of Directors of the United Company ot illerokants elf' England, trading to the Rase ;allies, do *reeky glee Notice. That measures hewing been adopted. which may Teed to c i s diseusegr of a large portion of his existing sit per Cent. latish LAltlits. the company s I.ollllCreiltions tesident ill ankhEn rope. ar h ere by apprised of the eireusastauee. that they ow - t emir agents with instructions aeconlingly. The rt have authorised their Bengal Government to open a new Six per Cent. 1.0311 in India. to which the pre m•nt Rix per Cent Loan ohligatioss are transferable. and in regsni to Absentees will receive their interest by Bills upon the (.'curt. and wile her. ambled to give it:worthies to their A2rtits sitislietble to the Mediates of the emistiag nblii *Ow. Interest will be remitted to tbeirse behrtoiseth ter a peeind cif Vises months atter the eiseitiog of the pro- Loan la Bengal; within which period they must ri ell ArriS r lr agents with Instructions either to Neel% e their C to trawler it to the said proposed new Loan. PPITRII Allan, Assisteet ffeentrtry, .t. _ Lottery-Once. Somerset-Place. Jot) $ Mall. int LORDS' COMMISSION ram of hi. Majesty's A. Treasury bare been pleased by their warrant. dated the UM instant, to order and dirret that the I. AST DAY CIF DRAWING TER PREM.:Yr 1.0 TTERY. (the third for 1910.) akonld be postponed to Tondo, next. the 2401 instant.l.. H EtistE. CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY, GEORGE THE FOURTH. ordered to fa bayonets, and form a double the before :he gates. Her Majesty. it appears, proceeded over the platform. She was stopped by an °Seer at one of the barriers, who saluted her wish half drawn sword a?d ienianded. her authority. Sbe was then allowed t• vs. which she did, towards the passage *Mak to the kitchens, there obserrlng the door shut andaallectice over them intimating that no person could be admitted without tickets, she appeared anxious to ascertain the way to the Abbey, and in fact it appeased to he her wish to go there only She then proceeded to the avenue called Poet's Corner, leading to the 'Aeries. of the Abbey. Her Majesty was aecotnpanied by Lord Hood and Lally Anne Hamilton. • The person stationed at the door informed 4inet that he bad received orders to admit none with* sad demanded by what authority they clal ab . lard Hood replied, that it The nature and extent of the preparations which have so long been known to be in train for the cele bration of the Coronation, anti the bustle that hail been occasioned by the works erecting for tbe accom modation of spectators in the different stages of the ceremony, had for several tap attracted countless crowds to visit the interior or eatetior of Westminster. SW and Abbey. F l ue some weeks past, additions have hen pouring in from various qnarters to the popula dos of the metropolis; and, encreasing those excite ments to which the multitude is always pre-disposed, the dby commented with symptoms of a restless and eager cariosity, which, on so tenser occasion, had ever bee. witnessed in London. Soon after midaight the t mope began their march through the streets,to take their appointed stations for the preservation of peace; anti ere the dawn of day, the carriages were rattling along to misery parties to occupy the seats they had en gaged within the Hall and Abbey, or in the various gallreiea without. Of the umber in motion, some Ines may be formed from Vie testa being forced to proceed at the slowest pace fur an hour and a half at least, in consequence of setting down the company and extending, about Ilve o'clork in the morning, frosts Westminster Abbey, nniuterruptedly, to Teeple Bar. The groups of pedestrians in the Strait were then as dense and wive as are nasal at the sante boor of the Amnon' hod al directed to the westward. ware aid aid brilliancy of the morning were highly easpici r ois for the enjoy ' meld of a hollihty; and, as the day advanced, it was observed that the holiday nes designed to be complete and general, for no business was to be done, and all the shops continued to be shut. The desire to see as .nnrh es possible of the procession at Westminster, or to witness some of the numerous amusements an nounced to hare bee. prepared in east patio, appeared to operate as attractions to a portion of the throne; Odl e the konr:ledge that the Qi*FEN wonid personali at an early hour demand admission into the .Ihb-y. and the anxiety to ascertain the reception whi. h her ..ttror.svr would eapericaCe, Were evidently the motives of the greatest part. was their Quilt tithe sought to be admitted. "I am your lames, I ea your Queen," exclaimed her Ma jetty. She mistime again respectfolly informed, that unless tickets of !admission were produced she cool.. not be alleited to titer the Abbey. Lord flood stated that he possemeilksely sue ticket, and that of course, under such eismellstances her Marty must be ex cluded. She dor reined. Some expressions of disapprobation alinglitil with the abseil' of ap plause. which tirompanied her progress, but the former were prtbcipally e•mblied to the imme diate vicinity atilt: doers, and no donbt nii4ht be ex pected. Souse few individuals had tLr u 1111 l .liorm to insult her !lAjesty with cries Jf " Ilerg . atui te!ter.'s IlergAnoi l•—tiloatue:—Sitarae!”—lt was poblirly noti fied yesterday that the doors would he clasesi at serest o'clock. The company, however, elid not arrive so no piilly as had bees somiripated, au.' they were su;ered to remain open a ettosiietal.le time Lager. !Ir. Jat•k• sou. the get:llkm . .. of • i derisit nooriety, occupied a sta.iois at the t; rand entrance, on the slier it aide of the Hall. is door k.epet. The ereateist facility was atfortleal to those is the: lial! to w ,II allosat at plea sure, and on the plaif.ous t!.e gates, till they were shut. • Th..- cattalle itr tar !'3i; ;)•ese Ite.l a vet., pleasing speetarle.. Tice ratios. Ono h. or Par . :Hoot , erecter! in the a islibeerhoudeten. to •iably well li I 41 ai ei..ht o'clock. theses they dial ass appeal so c.sato as was anticipate!. Those who had sews id them had lb, pelt ilMe soilbird4lll 'Peewit aide so' fitiops (the usiirs) iit;tiPferilitsT of the v rant spare betit e-a the iolattorob std the Mill, Also between the platfo•sta wool the house, or lbo ells. At eight o'clork the tle:to Woman, te ear I . by her made her ent.ee 11,1 fill Of the nikll WS the right of the l'ltrone. Sb • 5r..% Ke els smati:e4 by .'r brother, Air. eel. Me., oitie WA% Mit .1 in the hair! of .t attest Lint. Ti. •v - ea-y.1.4111.v in the t:.i.i.!l• of the floor, wool seate,l them- Wit 4.• me ow the en.:at. C. TIIR F0R.41 ID? TIM ?DRUM , ' AIRY ruocirrotNG or ?HI% DAT AT Tilt tOItuNAIIIUN AY HIS /lAMBI' I.• The several persons who were to walk Is the prom. Moo. sinewthled at eight o'clock in the spernier, in the fottowisg places, cis.:— In the Horse of horde. 'nth Royal Hitheiesoes the Dukes of the Blood Royal. in their robes of estate, baring their coronets , suit the Field-Afarshils their &tong, in their hands; The Peers in their robes of este*. having Their retests,* Fu their hands; his ?loyal Hiesness the Prier•Lropoltl. in the foil habit of the Order of the Gaeta; loath* his rap anti feathers in his howl ; Arthhishopo sad ltisb►ps. vested in their rockets, haring *sir wimp caps is their bands. 74 his tnee seer Ae Arr. tlentlernan Usher of the Mark tto , l. In the Rev:, below the Mar of the lions* of Lords. Trainhearers of the Princes of the Blood Royal ; at tendants on the Lord Melt Steward, on the LoM Chan reline, the lord llit li l'onstphie, and on the Lord Cliansherlapin of the ifonselsdhl; Gentlemen Ushers of the White and Green Rods, all is their proper . habits. In the !Waled Cheuther, and_emPerest rooms, near the Howe of herd,. Lord Chief Justice of the Kittle. Bench Master of the Bulls; - Ice Chancellor , Lord Chief Justice of Ilse 1:motoon First.; Lord Chief Baron • Ll:lrons a the L. eisrpter, and Jostiess of both Newlin t the Ilentlemett of the Privy Chamber; Attorney and Solicitor-liro..ral ; Sergeants at Law • blasters is 1;11411CPIT ; Lord Alayur. Alderstes, Itelportisre, and Sheriffs of London ; Chaplains, having dignities; Sic t:krks in Chancery: Is Ms ChemAer formerly tAc Home of towels. Knichts Brand Crosses of the Order of the Oath, in she foil habit of the wipe. mead tog their rolLisa+Ahtit, ears and . feathers in their hoods ; ch l'ommasties. of the said l/rJer, in their foil habits their lips an,l Feathers in their hands ; Officers of the said Order, in their mantles, chains, aril We were admitted into the Hall at Ave o'clock in the morning, by way of the Cotton tlar.ien•s•airs, (tit- I cetionsly christened Alajocrhi's shits). 'fo dirt aet eons:imitation we were indebted to Lord liwydyr, and the personal exertions of Mr. relowes, who co: duet et! cia. at-cording :o his kind appointment, int.. the Hall, nide' we entered on the left of the Throne. l'he e..rly hour at whirls we were enabled to take %L.A. left as at NI: leisure to contemplate the unite runs siglas of grandc.:r wlaich eye!, then offered them selves to our observation. and called forth our adrittra lion. To pe-sons wi'h pageantry and splen , dour, a view of the 'tali it•ell, Its titled tip for the won Id a fford much &tight. The spie,,,littly dressed ladies uho J Ireadv oreit!aell some of the hos— applopriatrtl for I'vere••es and other visitors.. threw Li ' ditional Ins re titer the s elle. and left the imagination to imlnlze in fanciful speciilat;ons on the nature of tilt enjoyin•tit it I:IL:lit an icipate, when et rev part of tin' Hall would he turd with the object* of beery a nd fas:tion ta pay homage, and inert with eree•iogs. Hl3l, fur whom all ti,ls preparation was nroir, for whom thousands, and tens of thousands and without the Halls, had collc;ted together. It is unnecessary to delineate the its7lf. so many and such ample descriptions having already appeared before the public. No conic-ion or difficulty was experienced, by the vari..us persons who obtained admission into the lbll finding the seats. as pointed oat its O•e ticket of admission. Lord liteelyr himself attenole•l for a considerable time in his plain dress, to . _ ItA the Chewsherproicrly vatted the Priqet's Ilember o; Bohisig Kwon, ,p the Arun r lionse cy . Loritg. Treasurer and Comptroller of the flott,elsold : fire Choulterlaist ; Marquess Londonderry, in the toll ;hit of the Order of the otrter, having . his e.:p feathers in his hand ; Register of the said Order, in mantles, with bia hob":: Privy Conneillors, not being Veers or Knights lirstol l cusses of the Bath ; Clerks ot . time Council in Ordinary. hix IfsVesty's Chcmier, *Ply. 14e Rugg, framer Let., Wessemirsatrr MO. Train brarers of his Majesty. Mastet of the Rolm. , Croons of the Robes. Ai m ut tier taste tinee )Ibemet of the Foryirn Gric 1.. , 1ies took tierir Selli% in tne In, 4%- -ig:10.1 then on tier trft of tier T:oreen... T. Pir iera• JAIN. .seleirel twee -i.sily t.i spienale: ev Va . the •Ceile. They V.e7e r:e.lll* iII flee ri• l I %le of tietir ewrrygi Cense ien.l %fere. itr . deer.4 4 :4 with ( 11 4 I, lx Mc mono! Chairman of rommitte • I,'•e• Nunn• Li Lords. !Artie and Orem; of the 11441chinther. •per of the Privy Purse. Itspierr;es and Pages sot Bottom. tiro• tletnen and Aidesole-Catnp. In tAr Witness-room, adjoiaiag tAr Howse of Lure. Physicians, Surgeons, and Apothecaries. hs the Howse 11 Conawass wad the L o bbi e s. Officers of the Bawl of Gentlemen Pensioners. with their Corps, and the Serjea tits at Am. , . hr Officers of the Yeomen of the lits.n.l, with their Corps. la tAr Lobby borers. Hann. 5f Lards and flat varion , warm Ihr hot altoVe tiatto wa. ocrotriell !,y thr lirntleatru of t Tl:r ererrs.e. wen- Pie lan exten.ire h by the owls.. a, to the e7cellocion of .11: odeoc..ss. &c. Tice Is. on the ri. ; let ..f the Hurons. d i pro, riAteil to the hrAnches of tier. A•.%•21 1-* ly not oecnpieti oil! a hoe h•ntr. The Jidscep CAW(' atirrii in illtir scarlet rolsys, The Knights of the lirand troas, the Gold 3tic k lientlemen. the Perry atteudants, the :tt•lze•, &e. arranged eartnw.!ve% on eacit si.ie of the Wile, previous to the into tie Ilan. The Prera, Bishop, 'Alettibe.s of the Privy Council, &r. arrAoged thenlseives ott the door of the Ilall and 0:5 the ,tepa !e wing to the T•.rone. The Dukes of York awl t , and Prince Leayohl en tered the Mil, at nine o'clock, and too!: their seals in chairs c.n thee :eft cf he Thr..ne. edimlrd Chamhrr: The kings, ibtirstoirantg at Arm'. In Irettneinster Hall, at She /low c,td, near the Brent twrlls ob•rrr. Stein R3ffillS of the Cinque Putts, in their prove, IlAbitA. with the l'anopr. /4 r tiurl, «cot the north door. . 31arsbal and his two Officers. in their proper Habits. Is Weerniscster:llaP, at the lower ersol. Ili% Map.soy's liana. Irtilmo, the worth door el' )sfer All it Igo art to precede flu- tinight 31orstbal in die Pro;cs•iu.i. give soda isostructions as were regniaite. I ' qt . costume of the Peers, and those who were us form part of the splendid cerr • , were rich ',Prowl tleacripti , •n, anal isad a very magnificent effe t, which ssf coor-e was encreaseal by the novelty of the appeara:sce. The fa.lai.sn of Henry the Eighth's time seomed for the mart part to he adopted. Th• drams of the Knights of the Wand Cross roadstead of a rids crin:son coiostreal satin mantle lineal. with white waistcoat. aisle silk toreeclws, a',.so white sock hoots with a loroad crimson horsier roand the leg, above the anele ; ruffles roaml the. to. cc. The Peers attendants were dressed in a plaits frock snit of s.sorlet sloth. white brecches anal stawk:ngs. cad pnrple mantles rounal s tbe waist. Seri"- r.ll military sayers arrive:) early. Sack pers.oss as amuse promenaded on the floor 'of the Abbey, awaiting t:oe approach of his Majesty and suit. 'I he no :sr ex cellent arrangements were wade for kr:ping the lla.ll A of a pleasant teutperatcre. . ilkop We hardly expected to have any doing like liorldene to record previa/ass to ?Ise conomeneement of the grand loudness. At a f-ir minutes het are fleTell. however. very interesting scene occurred and excite I the most l:va•ly sensation thraeglsont the Flail. 'rhe arrived at the great nor: hern rases. An instant cry sf sleet the gates was r.s7seal. The cry of al trill was . i• **l.l•Dly responded to. anal the gate. were shot in ~acd..e Is a L'ltt.le her Slajes:y. Th.. sohliers ave. hilf-past a:ose !h.• telioodiness of ent•ret !Om , began to be GI! in 4 vcry considcr46le 41e6111 . ,*n• l the elfeets corral)? rising became uctilifest. Precisely at ten o'cl.oc:: a general more:swot toot place. The g r 4; Officer% of, Stave entered, and Lis ro:loweol, enteri•og on floe rillot of !he Throne, and vexing lois , e it intooesliatelv on the Throes the bawl wationel in a raliery over the corth g4teh struck up '• 1;0.1 'see the King." Ills !Majesty most graciously tOO% 1.11 to those in the boxes on the right and left. Tin f.oilorinf erre:no:lies thence . mets,eol: PROUK:iSioN WITH. ‘Np DELIVERY 01."111E Hit 11. j t'y rag In hi. ell:miser, near the Sent% En tt Wee into lVektminoter The Peer.; %%ere then vaned over in the Howse of Lards by Deputy tarter; and proceeded to the 11411. where the other pursonsappointe•l to walk in the Pro t ettion hail been previtontly •rshalled on the right and left by the lltheer. of Ann , ; !ravine an open pattage in the middle. .0 that Cie Proeettion with the Regalia !n i g h; •.•::iiiterroptedly no the ilia .114 jetty. pteee led by t!le Hreat ‘ffirers of S•ate, tl:en went into the Hall. mail took Lio seat in the Chair of State at the table. when a knn Iva% bred. The Deputy Lora Great Cbamberlain. the Lord High Constable. and the Depo:y Earl Marsha! wended the steps, and placed themselves a: the ol.ter ti•le of the table. The Lord High StrW;iril. 01, great Oifi,•er! , , Depnty Harter, and Illark Itn.l, Nerancel theintelvet near the chair of State. the Royal Trainiwarers on each side of the Throne. The Lord Chamberlain. issiqteti by officer' of the Jewel office, then liroti.flt; the Sword of State to the Lord High Constable. who delivered it to the Itepu' t Lord (heat Chamberlain. by whom it man laid upon the table ; then Curtana, or the Sword of 31ercitry. with the two Swords of dustier. being in like milliner pr.- tooted, were drawn frosts their wahhortls by the Dewitt- Lard timid Chamberlain. awl laid sot the table bef.•re his Majettv ; after whirls the tiohl Sport were m , re', and alto plated on the table. Immediately at•er,.l Promotion, of the Mtn and Prebetid4rie.. of WettioinNter. in their titrolireo an•l r;r:i t ope*. :,r;•• traded sp the Hail, front t'ue lower end thercol. • LE Serjeant of the ie% - ry ;a a $l-arlet mantle. 'Wren of Om King's Chapel, 'ih starlet mantles, four abreast. • • iildren of the Choir of 1140.N:fair. fnur ■•breast. ; vntleuten of the Kittle:4 Clo.ipel, in scarlet to 'title., four a-breast. Choir of Westminster, iu surplices, four :Cure:mt. Sob iN.an of the ttoril Two roirsotivanN :it Arms. Two tier. 41,1%. Tlif. two Pros -jovial hints it Arms. The Dean of•West•oinste-, riirry.l-4 Sc. Edward's Crown on a Cushion of Cloth of tit3l.l. lust Prebeffilary of %Ye-v.:Lilo,' r, u.rry;:thr Orb. _ .. - - 7-imprippyggi • • 11111 g. %.0110 4*. car , . : PR/CI SWIM Punt. Second Prebendary, hilt the Sceptre, with the Dere. Third Prebendary, crewing the Sceptre, with the Cross. Fourth Prebendary, carrying St. Edward's Blair • Fifth Prebendary, carrying the Chalice and Pollan. Sixth Prebendary, carrying the Bible. • 'ln this Procession they make their reveresess, firgt at the loner chit of the 1144, sreondlyahout the utiddle. it here hot!' tl.e Choirs openi ng to the right and left form a passage throligh which the Officers of Arms peesie4, is openi:fil llewise on each side, the Seniors placing themselves nearest towards the steps: then the Dean and Prebendaries haring come to the front steps, made their thirst revere:we. This bring done, the Dean and PrO hentlaries brit , g come to the foot of the . Steps. Ihopety. liarter ',receding them (he h av in g w a it e d th eir cussing there) as.:en.led the steps, and approaching near the table lief ,te the Mug, made their last reverence. The Dean then pre , enied the Crown to the Lord Hier Con stalde, who 41. livered it to the I)epity Lard Omit Chant bet lain, and by it WAS placed on the tab! re this King. The rest of the Regalia was sere rend by each Prebendary, on his knee, to th e NIA, Vat to the Lord High Constable, n Ito delivered it to tiseDe pntv leitil Great Cl;aserberlain, and by ir tiocr eli tra 01'4sp 4 -Irthe tat& befnre the King. the Regalia was severally delivere.l by each Pre bendary, en his knee, to the Than, by him to the Lord !fi l th hits to the lbeputy Lunt Brea: Chamberlain, and . by hint laid on the table.. The Regalia l•ring tli den vcred, the Pi ehenderies and (lean r •turr.iel of the Hall. Ilia Alajesic h a ying • •nawleil poly Garter to sumusow the Nuldenwo and Bishops lio a ero to b-ar the Ile•galia, the Deputy Lacs; Urea: Chwitherlain„ then taking np the set, ei•a! Bat,. Areptre4, the Orb, and Crown, plaited them in nds 01 111414 e by whom they were to he carried. FtTit. St. Litt-v.lre Staff, by ilso Morgans of Salis bury. Sreoml, tke Spurs, by the Lori{ Calthorpe, as Depnty to the Rtroseeps 44ey de ilitithyto. the Sceptre %lien the Cross, by the Messiness Wellesley, ronrits, lb irol.)te.l Sword of Temporal Justice, by th • Karl of 1:411.0r.iy. roi.tto. I S:rord of Sisir:tual Jostice, by the D u k e Gl' Ngoaimiss:o-riallti. _ _ ;Sixth, Cortaro, ur Sword of Mercy, by the Duke of Nr. cAst!r. Se% riots, Ole Sword of State. tw the Mate of Danwt. P.I;r1oli, the Setptre with the Line, by the !lake of Itutlatid. MAI'. tile Orli. !It the Duke •I;leronslaire. Tenth, St. r..lwrisroit Crows, by the Aartptess of Au• .;leant, tur,l high Strwar,l. Zierentli, t:le Pofoi.s. by the Iti,hup of Gloucester. Twe;f•:.. bv ;:ir of Chester. Thirreepiri, the Mille, by !be Maio? of My. lor two 131-:, 1;0% ah.' , UVilalrte.l Al.ijeaty were then 4utosoureil by ibplity tiarter, ascending the Steps. ,•14.1 , 1 tlsrat.-Ites uu each a:de of the King. Aber the ah bre ceremonies were perforated, the Iti 34f011N 11i i lie Cl:lne Ports Inured jhe Canopy to the font ,if the steps, end the procession—the long looked tee pe eassiets. esameaseet!; the grand wg' ow having 'IOW* PliNoihSly opeara. Whitt the Aral part of the Pru . easis.it was musing forward, the Hoke of Yi.rk ai r melted the Th:nne for A few moments, awl was west ro iowly received by !kis 313jesty. The Dukes of Sussex , 11 .1 Illourester were piesent. When the Procession cud snored forward, and suffiricntly far, the Kin ruse Iron. his Throne, and with a str.nt4 and dignilie I step A oiviorre! ilotrui the steps. His slajesty appeared in 0,0%1 ex arta spi its w:sl the best p'i' sible health. NUN IiSSION TO 'flit.: ABBEY. The S:rriptiti lin.i was then tired. .s.s.l the Procession upon blue 4.10;11 spread on the Platform from lb. rnroar iM :teisinsinster 11311 to the great Steps in the 'the t Clorrls t the 6411.8 ring " f 1 Li', el, great zh. •Vin: a !Dal li/k." bring 5!1 ng in parts, in suc. oith hi. .%114.0y's 16154 14 1. 4 y454g, the win di ng .4 Tr. , utwts, and the beating of Drool, until the arrival the WIDER OF THE PROCESS 10Y. T!.4. 11..0) Wowan, with her six maids, strew• Wig I.r• NAy wills loriba. surr 01 the i•ui:i•g. of Anna, in a rear:at cloak, sift, I...trues of tl►e I uilege embroidered o►► die left Vote itran's lieadL• of Wrstotinster,witle Lis staff.. IEIO Coaatabi.e of the City atotl Liberty of West minster, with his and in a cloak of line scarlet cloth. _ _ _ _ . _ . Tim Howe Fifes, v ith Manner' of velvet, fringe I with g.,1.•. awl live ilesoinauld It-outman, iu lloy.ii , :raiii-zuvi ra of eriu.son velvet, 1 u:ad awl fi 'Doe 1/rim-major, in a line scarlet cloth coat. richly herd with gold and silver, awl a crimson tart:, s!rlei slows: his twist, richly triliged with gold. /Sachs t peters, ail in rich liveries of crimson vel vet, sated grill awl silver, with silver trumpets, banners of crimson daiweek fringed ahout with gold alit silver, with strings solitsble, and richly eta builders d wi:h his 31ajesty s ;Loyal arias and supporters, two :rblirea.t. The kettle tirnms tt ith their harmers o f cr i me . d n . Inas% rieh!y friole I an,; ecol)roider.l, wit.. his. Ilajesty's arms am! sop!,orters, a:1,1 tolloweil hy the li!!'.tk drum. *err is tn. 4.111ir I tvry as the trimpets. tranyet3 more, Isithitaa as t:st• former, four a breast. . . . Serjen;nt trnsts:wt, in a rich hal it, wearing his collar of SS s, and carrying his Inns e on his right shonhier. '! he Kai; lit Martha!, ;e'en le-I by his o Hoer'. ILe six f.rk, , in I.:ll4serry, is. ;own. of warn dower ed ratio. with black si:k loops:on:I tufts upon the sleet-es; ftvir in sloe hi-4c rank. 4 t .r.. i th:f scrawl; the young. 04i tiro ; two seoitsr% ~ f sclvet. .A.,j e oy's Choplaiio. (lotteeel, iu tsunalser)ltasing ~p,stentr.l stte,,,l :,t she Cortmation, being in their sw.srlet itaftits ituctors, :end wes h their block silk sii , pet ,, , with yriare caps its their s, roar a-breast, and two at Ins!. Sheriff., of 1.01,10 n. _ _ _ lertt.en and fteenrolur of London, in their scarlet gowns torre4l isithfoyn4, ati.l those tv:io have passed the • 'wit wearing their gull chains, do a!so the present Sl;Prlrls; four a-breast, the yonnest ti. ,t. 31s,ters •, in Tingr gnit ns of Mack figured sir:, milli black sill: loop ;inl tufts; four a-breast, the i - inure 4 first. The King's Serjeants at Law, in their scarlet gowns, wearing their coifs with black ggisare caps in their four a-breast, the youngest first. The King's ancient Serjeasits, in 'heir /scarlet gowns is berme; 1-.-9tiires of the laei.y, in rich habits, Me King's Solicitor, in his gown of black velvet, - a el I. hi I I' te, M ~~ ~I No eb i lo- I - . •