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- 1 FOREIGN INTELLICIk'NCE. -....- CORONATION CEREMONY. /From the Monitcurs of the 22th, 29th, and 30th, Nov ] IXTR ACT FROM TUE CEIRMONIAL OF THE CORO- NA [ION OF THEIII IMPERIAL IlAJLSTIII• FIRST SECTION. Art. I —.en the of Ir ,veeser, at five o'clock in the roaming, piquots of six laeualians of grenadiers and ehaaseurs of foot guards and piqrets of gees d' wines (Petite, ,n foot and as bor;eback, will take possoniun of she poets of the Arch• bahop's Palace, alid of the Cathedral, and will occupy all the avenues. Q. On the id December, at day break, a diacharge of anil- err will announce the fete —The discharge will be repeated cry hour until night. 111. The Greet The hat of the Palace will have charge of the pollee of the rts-tropolis, and of the Archbishop's Palace Nmeiing will be done but according to his directions, and the triers of the Grin I !ti etter of tit Cerenitinie; transmitted to him. The/ will Imah take in c • men “Il the measures needssary for the internal Order of the solemnity. IV. The military de iitatioes, and the national guards, ate to mime at the Place Dauphine, at :ix o'clock. These mem r ben of these deputations, admitrattd into the interior of the church, must bu there at seven co'c:ork. The other, are to march to the place tpisoured by the Governor of Paris, and their ro for.,, tlieni:e yes Mtn a line. V. The treiunal of c issatien and comptabelity, aad the members of tha other tribunals and adminisvatinn , , LA of the fleeteral deputations, tog•they with atl eth.... functionaries invited be the imperial letter:, are to meet at the Pulaee of Jos ties at seven o'clock, frut: which they 313 to walk to the i.hurch, •here the, must be ►ef.ye eight :i'rinck. VI. The Senate from i.a palace, the Council of State from fhe Thuillery, the Legislative B sly fr•rns its palace, and the Tribunate frlin its potato, Ira to set out e• , :ae at eight o'clock. Each of these bodies will be escorted by one hun dred horse gee waiters. The prefect of the police is to point out the stree:s eiraugh which these constituted authorities are te pares. Ho is to cneeitilt, on this subject, the Governor of Paris, and the Grand Master of the Ceremonies. VII. The Diplomatic Corps is invited to sneer at the place . of no. of its Members Mgo to the church, and to be thero at Mei &cloak, in the Tribune, appointed for them. It will be aseortml by 100 men on horseback. Vlll. The Pre(tet of Police is charged to give orders, and to take MOSNIft4 to prevent confilaion, 1 • the pattage of sdl cm'- , Aare, cos belonging to the uroetteion or the Emperor and of tfte Pepe. He is to place, in a convenient situation, first, the eamlagas of she Diplomitie Corps, and afterward+ thow of the beta, Gamed of State, Leg,dative Ito ly, and of toe Ti nate. He is to consult cm this aubiet, the Impcnal Grand Mama of the His,., and Grand. Mane, of the Ceremonies. IX. The proceed= "tithe Pope is to leave the Thuillery at Dina o'clock. TM order of procession is Per be ragiilar.:4 by the hogrerial Grtutd•Master of the Hone, and Grand - I+l.'4er of the Ceramosim. X. At MO o'clock, the Emperor is to Inv. his Palace of the br beekorett of Nene Dame, its the mein of a lies elf Mier. A discharge of artillery it to annowice his Ma bny's &pasture. The Eimer*, goes by the Cwou4o, 11 the P stromeof St. Manes Ct. Dlotore, Du Route, Pont Neuf, the tr .Quer.4 Orreries, dm. [NottomsThe reinain4.:r atticks of the Lst section are neith interesting new important, as mentioning little else hut the masts through which tla• other parts of the mucc,vion am to r ea l SECTION THE SECOND. 01 TUB DISPOSITION or THE PLACES /OS Tilt 011/M7401:V. trig 11* AV or THE CNIIRCIII, Art. 1..... The Thane of the Emperor 1.111 be placed iu th• Num, between the 4th and Sth, and at the Mlle 111/2.111Ce tom the centres( the church, as the prinr,,oli altar. n The plum about tM throne ar,l. ba as Mows • The Elipever lepan the throne. b '.ow hint, upo3 his r:glit hand, the Etnpresi. in an aunt! chair. 0.13 step tower, upon the right hand of the Empress, betwevi the two rehrans, the Nacelle/ ; behind them the 1 arly of Hrsnou•, the Lay in Waiting, and the Ladies el the Niece. am t!,., Wt Ahe E.nrendt, and ter.. step. I.nr:r, b,terzle the ter ) r•.. Numns, the toe Prinzirs, and the two ',Tuileries mitt thei. I.•:t Schotd the ,ever, the Colonels Gen •rals of the Guard, the 0, Grand blaniehel of the Palace, the Grand Chamberlain, the geesit Olken, bearing the Amman of the Emperor, en the r:ert nf the Grant Sfareehal; and thos , hearing the borrows of :itarlersagne on thl left of tile Colonel Cern gal of the House- hold ; ate Civil OA •ers of the E operor, Entrores%, and Ponces, behind three great r. fivers, all somata:. Di On the night ot the stew of the throne, the Moisten, on the IS the Marmites and the Inspectors, a,ttt Cotweeds Ge !Mall, who ate swat willows, the Members cd the CJUISCiI • State so the 0114 wad let, lower than the MI. i.,tera and IV. The Grand Master of the Cereonastta ...II be at tills " 4 ,4 a the threw, ►ehinl him he two 30.1st:inv.; beli them •ise Chief HeseMat Annt,and tie, linens ; opposite the Grand Mater the two Masters of the Cerennews, snd behind them ten /ler/ills. ♦. The Sesames witt be hefore the &limn, half on the r.g lit, 11.41 half en the bit lids of the nave; the Pres dent next the • *none and etre him the Chancellor, Trexturt r, and Plow. 4.f the Senate. On the elht and le:t, next to the Senat-, th.• he. giellatart ; the Pmeideet, and the Questurs at the place, ae.rr.•A the throne. On the right and left of them the Tribunes. the Menebetsuf the Courtof Caseation, t e Or-9t Office:, of the Le (.err IlJeour, the Commismetters of the National Exchequer, theOentrale of Divieion, the Pre.irlente,xcel ProcuratersG-nrral of the of Appeal, the Prestdeots of the liketoral Colleges 4 the Dei srtm.•ats, the hiettnitne Prefects, the Prefects of th• Depsetm•uts, • Presolents and P•nct G-nerAl of the Criesimel (butt., the Generab of Kr gsde, the Pot,tl. tits ..f the CoutiolsGenerakstithe Departments, the Pres .1.-w. or the Col leges of Mar ieth:lhe 5..6-prefe 1., the s4.yors Jth• ps.neipal goyim. the Prearden•s o 7 Ca -to 1 , , the Pr s. i• . :•.r< of Costs*.stosiesottid the Vsee•Yrcsidentm tot the Leankhrrs w cau- I on the ether side of the Altar, the Cardinals ; on both sides of the Choir, the Archbishops, the Bishop., and Clergy of Paris. VII. In the midst of the Choir, there will be two arm-chairs fur the Emperor and Empre , s, with a canopy ami velvet cushions before their Mnesties; the Princes, Princesses, and Dignitaries, ..nd all the penons of their Majesties suite, will be placed bzhind them, as mentinsed iii the Fourth Section. I' MS. VIII Ontherightof the throne, the Imhrci sh pew. In spew 011 onr side wall be tl,e Ladies and Officers of the Princes and Prin cesses, except.. g those who will compose their suite opposite ; on the leff of the throne, will be the pew of the Members of the Diplomatic Body, both For,ign anil French. There will, be ides, be pews for the families of the Grand Dignitaries, for Foreigners who have been presented, for the Families of the Miniosers, and the Governor of Pan., fir those of the Great Offiers, the Civil Officers, Senators, Cuomirllors of State, I.trgidaturs, Tribunes, Great Officers of the Legion of Honoui, Members of the Court of Caseation and the National Exche quer, the Etat-Major of Paris, the Officers of the National In stitute, and lastly for the Prefecture of the Seine and of Police, and the administrations both ministerial and general. IX. The two rows of pew: ❑t the gallery will be occupied by the Military Deputations and the Natiunal Guards. SECTION THE THIRD. OF Vitt FACET. rtopi Of rue FOPS A r NOTRE DAME. Art. I. His Holiness will alight from his carriage in the gr.'at siselnepiscopal court. His Eminence the Cardinal Arch hi. op Furs will be at the foot of the Meat stair case, dressed in his tardinsl's habit, that is, with a cassock, lawn sleeves, mantle, and capuchon, to receive the Sovereign Pontiff, and conduct him into the great archiepiscopal hall. D. The French Cardinals, Archbishops, and Bishops, will oe assembled in the same hall, dressed in their pontifical habits, na . nely, the Cardinals with the arnict, lawn sleeves, and cope, without voie or maniple, and with their white mitres. It is 'Oohed that the Cardinals and Bishops would have their mitres of gold cloth to add to the splendour of the ceremony. With the exception of the assisting Cardinal Bishop, who alone will Ise its full dress, the Archbishops and Bishops will wear lawn sleeves, and the white cope and mitre. MI the other ecclesi astics who are to assist at the ceremony, will likewise be in the lull, provided with the ornaments suited to the functions they will hare to peaforns. 111. Four tables will be prepared in the same hall. On the first and largest, covered with a cloth reaching to the ground, will be placed the ornaments of His Ithlinen, his two mitres and his tiara. On the second table, at a little distance from the foresee, will b, placed the ornaments of the Cardinal Deacon and eV the Ilub-Deacen. On the third will be placed the ornaments of the Greek Deacon and Sub-Deacon. l.a.tly, the fourth will hold the seven chandeliers, which arc to serve for the inferior clergy. Besides these, beeches covered with carpets will be prepirad for the Cardinals, Archbishops, and IC,hops. • IV. While !lie Holiness receives the ornaments from the hands of the Prelates who surround him, the Cardinal Arch. bishop of Paris, in full dress, will repair to the church to receive His HoEnese and the Clergy of France at the head of his chapter. V. His Holiness, being invested with his ornaments, will re pair to the church; lie will be preceded by hi. crews. carried by an Apostolic Sub-deacon, habited in a tunic. Two private Chaplains of tha Pope will carry his two mitres, and wi want before the crow ; the Incense Bearer will carry before the cress the censor and napkin. Seven of the inferior Clergy writ carry chand,li .3, with tapers, by the side of the crow ; four will be on the right, and three on the left. The Latin Sub ileac in follows the former, placing himself between the Greek Deacon and Sub-deacon. Afte, him some in two tows, io the habit of their caiion;cal ins'itution, with mitres on their heads : Fan, the tI Arch-bishops, next the Cardinals, habited as abovemientioned. Hi. Halite's closes the pro^es- lion; he will appear in full dress, with the tier on hi. head, an , l placed between the two ao,stant Canlinal Deacons. who will support on ear.li aide the edge of lln ' , car( Before hire will walk the assistant Car.linal in full dren, and the Cardinal Deacon of the Gospel, es dal.sitivie. A guard of honour will surround him, and pay hint suitable honours. VI. As soon as the procession shall have arrived.st the door of the church, the Clergy will enter, without loss of time, and take the places destined for them. VII. l'he Cvdmal, Arelihnhop of Paris, will petie..t the vessel with holy water to the Sovereign Pontiff', who will make an aspersion over the Clergy and the people His Holiness will then go into the middle of the Chapter, drawn up i.i two rows, and will proceed to the sanctuary, conducted between a canopy, which will be carried by the canons, on the iodidts who attend the altar. During Hi. MN:lei:, entrance will be chauistA the Anthem Ta cr Pet,,u Th:s Anthem will be re peated, if there be occasion, till His Holiness has concluded his prayer, at the foot of the altar. The Climiter will not enter the choir till Ills ['ohne': has repaired to his Throne. Holiness, un leaving the chunk, after the cere mony, will he conducted hack in the Sa me manner as he carne. SECTION TILE FOURTH. OF TNt CEREMONIF.S OF TIM INAUGURATION AND CO RON A T lON. Art. 1. The Pope will set Oft frets the Tkuilleries at wine &clack, and do. Emperor at tau. IL A salute of artillery will announce the departure rd :.is Nllesty from the palace of the Thldlesies, and a 5..e0,i , 1 his arrival at the Archbishop's palace. 111. Two 110401 before his arrival in the thumb, all the 80. dies and F ouctionaries appointed to assist at the ceremoi Iy, will repair to the chu , ch, and occupy the places which shall be ap p-lintel Mr them by the masters and assistauu of the ceremo ales. IV. While the Emperor is putting on the imperial orua• moots and habit in the Archbishop's Palace, his flolineas will my the usual prayers and the triple prayer. V. The I.ld ea of the Palace, the Ladies of the Princesses. the Civil Officers of the Princes, and those of the Princesses who do not follow them into the NAT:, will proceed from the Archiepiscopal Palace to the pews appointed for thew.. VI. When the Emperor is invested with his imperial orna ment., he wig proccedfrom the Archiepiscopal Palace, by the ga,lery, to the push of tic! Church, at the entraacs of which received by the I'mach Cardinals, Archbishops, and 7414 bythe JI reer of the EcciesiasticalCeremoni.s WWI All:1%. .V~ .0k THE CULT E. I he w ed be it 1. No ar tlie Altar, by the side of the Carpet, the Pope. 111.11 , 1p5, p: arernealad by Ins ti:eit OSe, ;s wall b: ;'aced on a throne ; abd_his *a VIL In this proceesien, (rear the At Church, the following order will be observed, with the distance of ten paces between each group The Pourmivants, four abreast; the Heralds at Arms, two awl two; the Pars four abreast ; the Atsinants of the Ceremonies, the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, Mareehat Serrurier, carrying the ring of the Empress on a eush;on ; Marechal Moncey carrying the ba,k et which is to receive the mantle of the Enipren ; Marshal hl a rat carrying on a cushion the i rown of the Empress ; on the tight and left of each of these great °Seers, one of the Chamberlains or Equerries of thetinpress; the Empress with the imperial man tles, but without her ring and crown. The lee lICCNSIS supporting her mantle. The First Equerry, and the First Chamberlain of the Empress, one on her right and the other on her left, and a little behind the Princess, who will walk first : the mantle of each Princess will be supported by an Officer of her Household : the Lady of Honour and the Lady ill waiting of the F:inprest ; Marechal Kellermann carrying the crown of Chaileninglie ; Mareehal Perignon, the sceptre of Charlemagne Marechal Lefebvre, the sword of Charlemagne; Marechal bernadotte, the collar of the Emperor; the Colonel General lecaeharnais, his Majesty's ring ; Marechal Berthier, the imperial globes ; the Grand Chamberlain carrying the basket destined to receive theEmperer's mantle; to the right and left of each of these great officers, one of his Majesty's Chamberlains, or Aides-de camp ; the Emperor carrying in his hands the sceptre and the hand of justice, and the crown on his head ; the Princes and Dignitaries support; ne the Mantle of the Emperor; the Grand Equerry ; the Colonel General of the Guards, of the House hold, and the Grand Marechal, all three abreast ; the three other Colonels General of the Guard will take their places, during the procession, and about the Throne, among the Marechals of the Empire, and the Ministers , four abreast ; the great mili tary Officers the same. VIII. When their Majesties have arrived at the porrh, a Cardinal will present holy water to the Empress; the Cardinal Archbishop will present it to the Emperor $ they will compli ment their Majesties, and conduct each of them in procession under a canopy supported by Canons, to the place prepared fir them in the choir. IX. The procession from the porch to the entrance of the chair, turning to the right of the Throne, will continue in the same order; hut the Ministers, and great Military Officers, who accompany the Emperor, will turn to the left of the Throne, and place themselves on the steps near the Throne as soon as the retieue of their Majesties have parsed. X. On arriving at the door of the choir, the Pocnui.anus, and secressively the Heralds at A•ma, the Pages, the Assistants, and a Mayer of the Ceremonies, and tire Civil Officers, vi1:1 ►bop and form a line on the right and left of the Nave. XI. When the Imperial retinue have entered the Choir, thtt part which remains in the nave will firm in inverse order to return. so that they may be in the above-mentioned order to accompany their MAilletitS when they go to the great throne. XII. The rest of the suite will proeeed from the dont of the Choir to rho steps of the Sanctuary. XIII Bef o re t h ey arrive at the.e steps. the Great Officers, who reverie the Euiprom, will range themselves on the lett, and those who precede the Emperor will rauce themselves on the right, to make room fur their Nlaje,ties to pa.a to the Sanc tuary these Great Officers will then take this place; mentioned below NI% . The Emperor and Lmpreii will plate thern,elvel on their win chairs in the santlisary, under A canopy; the Em pre's nn the 1.11 of the Emperor. XV. The places around the Throne: of their Majesties trill be disposed of as follow.: Behind the Empc,or the two Prillaman,' the two Grand Dignitaries; ►ebiud the Princes, the Colon I General of the Guard, the Grand Marechal and the two Grand Officers, who carry the ring and the collar of the Emperor; on the right of the Emperor, and in au oblique direction forward, the Grand Chamberlain and the Grand ►latter of the Ifor.e ; behind them two Chamberlain. ; behind the If-mines., the Prilica,ses ; behind the Princesses, the three Grand Officers, who earl.) the ring, the mantle, and the c,,wit of the Em press; on the left of the. Princesae., and in an obliquedirettion forward, the Lady of HOIIOIJI cad the l.a•ly ur Waitmg ; the Pir.t Equerry and the ilnt Chamberlaol rat the Empress; the G•nd Master of the Ceremonies on the right lieu the altar ; the Mattel of the Ceremonies on the left, near the Throne or tla Pope and the altar. XVI. ‘Vheis their Majesties shall have been Ihris placed, the (:raiid t)tficere who carry the Imperial (tope, an... the ho nours of Charlemagne, will proceed, and lance themselves in trout in tare of the altar, at the button of the last step of the SanctLiary. XVII At the moment when their Majesties shall enter the Choir, the Pore le ill descend from his throne, advance to the al.. tar, and commence the Yew Creator. XVIII. Dtir,tir this hyein, the Emperor and On , I•.uyira will say their pr :i.et , upon their elisliMns, and shall trts ti i.se The Are). Chancellor will pus to the hen of the Liiiper.,r„ how successively to the altar and Ins hfaiesty, will then ap pncieli the latter 80Tsiostly near for the Emperor to deliver to hies the hand of justice, and walnut turtling his back to his !Hardy, nr to the altar, he will fall bock to the right, *oil in front of the Grand Chamberlain. The Arch•Trcasurer well follow the same course, receive the sceptre, and will theta go and place himself to the left, and below the A rt. h-Chaneell at, lion 113.1 1111 Grand Chamberlain. Alter him the Grand kllector will tat, • off the crown, and will go and plat.e him self upon the right or t.t•• I•eh•Chancellor. Th. Grand Officer, who is to carry Litt collar, will approach the Grand Chamber- Lain, who will take off the collar and deliver it to him. The Grand Chonahrilaiii, the Grand Equerry, and two Cisam►erlains, will then approach, take off the mantle, fold it up upon their baikett, and return to their places. The Counable •ill approach i■ the Sante warmer ; the Emperor will draw his sword and deliver it to him; theesi..stable will go and place himself upon the left of the Grand Erector, between him end the Arch Chancellor Finally, the Grand Officer, who is to carry the ling, will ga and ',calve it from the hands of the Grand Chain. betlain, and place himself upon hi left, and upon the left Asa of the Grand Equerry. During this time, the Grand Officer; who is to carry the crown of the Emmen', will approach to Ito, left tad:. The Lady i.i Wahine will take off the crown, and give it to the Grand Officer, who will don go Ind pier.. li.mszlf upon the left of the Maid of Honour. The hi r,rl of H annul, the Lady n Wining, and the Officer who carries the basket of the mantle of tlia Empress, will approach, loosen the roa.ttle of the Eiapnrss, fold it up in their basket, and retire to this idaces. The Grand OGoar who rto carry the ring, will ap• ~ preach to receive it from the I,ands of the Maid of Haw* will then go and place himself upon her left Moot, sa l d {p„ the Lady in Waiting. XIX. The Grand Dignitariea and the Grand Officers ab;:t e . mentioned, will go successively and deposit upon the altar 0 4 imperial to minima. in the following order: The crown of the Emperor, the sword, the hand orin.hre, t!:e sceptre; the mutt'e of the }:mperor, his rug ; no, u „,„... of the Emprms, her mottle, her ring These Officer, will thew go and resume their plAcei bucce..ivelr UM chair of her Majesty. Tire Grand Office's, oho ca7ry u„ Imperial globe, and the orsiamatts of Criatleaugite, rill rcutain always in their place>. XX. When the Soverei,pi l'untiffshall have chaumed Vem Creator, be shall Ask the Emperor, Prariteris,e, yc 1h Emperor, touching with his two hoods the book of tlit Gov 4, which the grand Almoner will pie>ent him, will moister fitter." XXI. They will then sing prayers and litanies, duthz wl.; their Majesties will retnain illicit' the little tkrw,e Goy t t; will place themselves upon their knees, inelibin g ton„ ,e, while hi; Il.iliness will recite the three 'lnns verve;, .fisiiiu!um Num," Jet. INAUGURATION (SACRE). XXII. The Grand Almoner of France, the ti.-.t of the Fiac t h Carr/alai., Arch.birliops, theoldebt French Aicli.hishop • Bishops are to presetit theni•elres before their Inipenal Ma. jestiei, and to make them a prof..ouil how, and conduct them to the feet of the altar, to receive there the sacred unctme No other person is to accompany them in this march. XXIII. Their Imperial Maje,tiea s to fall uu thca ;,41,1 upon cuiltions, at the fano(' the altar. XXIV. His Holiness i. to bestow upon the Emperor a* d Einprew a triple unction, one on the head, and the two auto-, Oil the two handl. XXV. After this ceremony, their Imperial Nl.jestire are to be conducted back again to their little Throne, by the Au* Cardinals, Arch-hrshops, and Bishops, who went to take theia there. XXVI. The unctions of t..• Emperor are to be dried 'mut the little Tli,re, by the (iff.lt (214.1mberlain,u ho is to tett:nitro th,Grand Almoner the inlet% made u.e of TI e Nlaid of Honour is to *Me off the unction; of the Empress, and gibe the lima to the first Aliumaz: of list Imperial Majesty. XXVII. During this t n H • Hairless is to begin o.e HIM, and to contsuue at mad the G• editei inciusively. 4;kIItONATION. XXVIII. His Ilohaer4 is to comrcrate the ovens of Me Emperor and Empress, together with the sword, the nialitia, and the rings, and to proric,nice the prayer, Lielong..g t.theAt consecrations. During this ceremony, tne:r Impen. M., • , !:41 are I. remain seated un the I ttle Throne. XXIX. When ti.- corweratien. are over, their MAjOStlei are ar - m to kneel before the akar, eoilducte.l by the vame Canis. Arch.LiOmps, and 13,M0L», who waited ort them to the ceremony ut the tin , :tioste. The Arch•Cbanceliur, the A,. Treasure', the Grated Chaniberlaut, the Grand Master of the Hone, and two Chamberlains, arc to accompany tho Emplor to the altar. lAs Maid of Honour, and the Lady Jaitrug, are to ucont;•any the Emmet to the altar, and to place then sel vet behind her. All the other petunia or their Maj,stie..*.u,t • are to remain quiet in their }dam. XXX The ornaments of the Emperor are to be trougt.t forward in the tullovoing manner : The ring, tilt• swurd, the rnanu•, the hand of the scepter, aiio the c4tiont. The Pope is to say the graven oti eaLh of them. XXXI. The ornament , of the Empress are to be brought forw in the following manner The the mantle, and the crown. The Pope is to say 'sayers over each of theih. The Lruptea. is to receive e.i her knee* th! crown, whirl, the Emperor is to place on her heal. Every one of the Princes, of the Drgoitaries, and of the Grand 01E...0t5, sdl rezeive farther and more ea4.llic.t terns oil this past of the ceremony. xxx i i Th . ft.ly Fatlint it to rite front hit seat, and, as. fisted by the Cardinal, be is to cominct the Emperor earl r. e Eln pre•si to the Grand Throne. XXXIIII. The Empress iv to leave the altar to go to the C :.4 Throw. This Grand OfEzers of State are to precede i, the Prine-w.e, the Larder, aid the O r,, aro to taws h^r in the same order in which racy arrived. The Princess:6 are to h•dd up her mantle. At lie gate of the Choir, thr Officers, the Masters of tin Ceremony', and Assistant hlad , re, the Pages, and the Her :Ids, are a!so to take the,r former piers, and to march towards the Thrnne. The Goad Otis ester, elm carry the ornameins of the Empress, and the (*aid 011i‘ers, who az-cons?any them, will ascend the sty; oh the thh.,te, taking the passage to the r.gld, and are aft •, said. t place ttsemselres behind t►e throne in the order which wJ. be hereseten pointed out to tdem. X XXIV. Tit? E.nperor, surrounde.l by the rinteris ~..l Dinstarier, pr.,crided be the Grant Wheat , . who c r,y bat ornaments, and thoie ref Chafers, 7. is, and Milo* ! sibs Coionel•General of Ilia Ginf4, 111, Master or gm the Grand Chamberlain, and the Grand Marech.l l , trt f ant the hands of the Grind trgnitaries the sczotre an I t rr ha .! jests..., and march se the grand throne i the l'une , t awl Dg• mtaried are t ) carry his mantle. The Grand Offi..e. 1 0, *wry these ornaments are to plot., th^coschret b lbw l the Throne, as well as the Othcorc who accompany them. The Aid de Caine, are to stand in a line to the right t, 04 Cie steps of the Throne. The Prides. +al Inigliih,l6o4 arc to *M on the left side of the Thront, to 0c....0ry thccz Je• signed for them. The Grand Marerlisl and Colonel Usderat the Guard, are to pass With/ tat side, arid to place UMllial/Ate behind the Emperor. _ . X XXV. Fsna::y, the Pope', pre-edil by the Nd.itter tits C -reminiss, an I alcompanied by the Cardinals, ,s to fi,d9 tJsz o' F.,iiperor to the good throne. XXX% I. When Ilia H,dines. hail aszende I tie steps oft' thyme, and the Em i , elo/ seetsl, when every one tit Wren his place to the right and left ar-wnd him, the rnve wil say the prs+er I, &or haperig solo, &c. After having proneuNe• ed these H. lie me'. is trs Or , Emperor on tee cheek, aril, taming towards the audie:..v, say, in a loud vino., V ,nat laaperstar in swarm! fhe auttleaca if tJ repeat, I rood f I:air-9w et einperori-e're. XXXVII. Ili* then be conductel bock to I I t' rove, with his suite, by thl Grand :4 t ter of the Celtfllli .ll preeded by the Hersld..4 Atha, the Masters of Ceremonies. and Cue A.ststant Masters of Ceremonies.