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'2er Cent f ; f, ; 4 t 23 1 ":".Tki it ritti [ rt L 1. 1 ; r t•limasillnimmommilimomen•allowiaimagolinii......pri— I NUMBER 6130. LONDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1822. NEW THB.4TRR.ROYAL, ItAY-NANZIT. GRAND NAVAL FETE, VAUXHALL!!! Under the especial patronage of his Majesty, and is homer of the Bath-day of his Royal Highness the Doke of CLARENCE, Admiral of the Fleet, Be. Ste. TO.MOR• ROW, wEbrrESDAY, August 11. IN consequence of the ve r y grea t sa ti s f ac ti on expressed by tbeistsaada of the Nololity and Gentry who honoured the Royal Gardens with their presence at the Fetes given to commemorate the Birth of our most graekios Soireteigo and of his oll os tri on s N r oth er the Duke of York, the Proprietor* have determined on having sac more brilliant Gala, in honour of the Birth of his Royal Highness the Dyke of CLARENCE; and, notwithstanding the two recent Galas were decidedly She most auperh ever witnessed at the Royal Gar dens, it is respeetfully suisourieed the NAVAL FETE on WEDNESDAY shall be equally asagoiliceht with those which have preceded it: and as there is ant any other par. tient., eyelid to celebrate done; the aerial period of the Gardena being ripen, it is most probably the last this frame. Tba.Atootterseass will consist, as on the late Gala, of writ a tomahawk's of Teem and Wooden aa wore never till thee sees at any entitle Fete, xis. Paws 7d. T Ev EN ING, TUESDAY. August 20, will be performed the Comedy of • CITY of LONDON TAVERN, A ugust 19. lett —The Committee bare groat satilifactios IN being ahle to which at first presented sorb 111 atanatiog appearance, has yielded to British Beimelcesee, and the exertions made to relieve it. s .• Hearne, Rev.—..Whin. ft ,• , Wesleyan Illettoeliats Ileld Wt. Is. 6d. lat KoossioasnY. per Roaboa, Rey.—Wiog. Denison and Co.. 4 S laid ... Yetarisaier, slits Cho- Dixon and Co. 201. is. 441 pelries of Leigh and Sowls Shields, per Miami., Re,. 11. Chipman sod Ca. 3 IS Cooper 3l. 61.6 d. By blesses. Woodforda Carafe mid Farmers and Co. Meows... 311 11 of fle.Cleatber.Cora- !Rainstorm, per IL wall, per &soden I Hardie;....... II Is. 6J. •ad Co 1 5 Rockwall sad Hallbs, Daireatry, ire sub. per per Horneassie Bank 1 10 Pereiral and Sees 5 II J. V .... ... 1 0 I Rey.— Mr. Fi e ld s o f Fryerning % paramecia. Lancing, per Henry wardens ll 13 and Co 414 Bangor, Rey. M. °ratan, per C. Jugle 5 0 Wymet, LL D. 1 11.11 s. ed. liesiriagtoa, diet...:. 4 0 Overton. ditto 1 $ The Ceassaittee nett at the City of Los4on Twrera, daily,el Mews for Twelve. THE HYPOCRITE. Darter Calmer 1 , Mr. Term; &r Jobe Lambert, Mr. Visals,: Cabral Lambert, Mr. Jebasea; Dardy, Mr. bake; Miim.mansi, Mr. Lissom. Old Lady Lambert, Mrs. ?rarer; Tease Lady Lambert, Miss Boyer; Charlene, Mrs. °emeriti. After whirl Ike Ope►a of THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Winno w Mr. Lioon ; nor. INN Mr. Lewd Lie; Antonio, Mr. ToOriere; Clocrultise, Mrs Cleatterley; Corot Alma •in, Mr. Cerrtess Alasirivay Mn,. Garrick Er. sum% Min Norm. The apprehensions of Famise gradually diminished, and are now ended by t►e respect of an earl) and abundant Harve►t. Among the effects of t►e kimiseits *hewn to the distressed Peasantry, are found aanieroustritiateales or the most lively gratitude sod erase of benefit. Bolter. Sa.— First Gallery, 2. —Second Gallery, Is. The Doors to be opened at Sig o'Clock, nod the Perform ances to bailie at Semi. ?teapot-row, The Greta Maa—tiod The Barber of Seville. Oa Thursday, The *hoot for Sesadid--after shish, a sew Nosiest 'me., IS %ally Jars: The Committee ire anxious, as fay as they any be ea. aided, 10 tilleviale the distress which most be fell i■ she en. ening Winter, prom the tensest west of the Clonsog abso lutely necessary for health and existence. Donatibn. of imitable Articles eoeiieee I. be reeeitred by Messrs. Hayter, Howeil, and Co. No. SS, Mart.lane, Lassies, with a lift eneeseratiffig lbe Articles, Depliesies et Adel, it is reieestad may he emit orsalbswas (ley to the Cesessittese. Dilations of Clashing easy be •ceesitised to welt the or rs of the Gisednittee se Messrs. Lueell and Soo., Bristol; Messer. ihreewall sad M.Derinot, Liverpool ; Nesse& Ewing, May, and Co. Glasgow; by whole they will be fur. warded tb !seised. THRATRE.ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. EVENING. TUESDAY, Aegurt 20, •ill be acted (Stb lime), • sty Operatic Dram•, i• Ara acts, called GIL BLAS, at 17. 25, 53. A Protegee will be spoken by Mr. Bartley. J. B Losgeemarr,the Tight-Rope Prodigy! i.nnnetna►e'a Wonderful Family! Jean Bellierk, she Stark-trope Pro• dig!! Young &Mock. she Infant Flying Devil! Pot linck'n Bahl, and So►piaieg Children! Ramo flarriee. the Wonderful !urban Juggler! The Megsifieent Fire- Works of !leerier! The !Institut Heptaphtaiesoptree! Hydraulic Exhibitioe, by Mr Morels! Oen more the meet brilllaet Illuminations!! ! Sze. kc. balmeviptionv are received at the Commiltee Room, br t were. fiat hours °, Twelve and Four ; by Smith, Payne, and Smiths; and by all the Rankers in London and WtfialiallitT. By order or she Committee, MICH. WM. TROY, Hoe. See. Aurae, attestion to this mode of relief is highly desirable, that it duty reach the distressed districts is Ire!sad fur dis tribution is the mouths of October and November. la Acts I and 11, the Scene is laid at Pausallor and in its Neighbourhood. The Concert will contureate at Eight o'Clock and will con sist of several Naval Pieces sod approo.iste Songs. The Second Act will conclude with " Rule Briisnois !" by the whole slrength of the Orchestra, both vocal and Isidro soestal. Amount of Subscriptions already 1 • • Z 261,390 19e. 10d advertised THE NING•S LANDING as EDINBURGH AND PUBLIC ENTRY. Charoders—Gil Blom (aged 17), Miss Kelly ' • Gil Pere:, Mr. W. SarsareSt ; Promo, Mr. Wreoeh; Ro lan d o, Mr. T. P. Cooler; Awbrore de Laurels, Mr. Wilkinson; Lope, Mr. Callainto; Durniago, Mr. J. Knight. Dolma Mewls, Miss Carew Leoiarda ' Mr. Bryan. la Act 111 she Scene is at CaJliaskilid. Farther Subic, s. Small Sobseriptions.. 3 18 Hothwold, per Mr. Thompson, Church- _ iptions received. t s. From Jones, Loyd, sod Co. lielnogfield, Rev. E Elmer Wedmore, Rev. W. R Castle From Willis sod Co. [From tie " Ediwbur9k Ster."] I. the course of the evening Juan Bellinek, the wonderful Flying or Slaek-Rope Prodigy, will fly through% Balloon on Fire, sarroumird by Fite-wo►ks !!! Young. Belliaek, the loran, Mail, will take an asiosiohing flight, and perform se. vets, extraordinary feats of agility, in the same meaner as his father. The Fire-Works will be provided by the tele bested Madame Beagle', whose productions have every evening given such universe] delight sad astonishment; sad as she is paid, on this occasion, a large soya extra, she has tossilirrtaken to produce the most stagnilicent Fire-Works, is the most brilliant part of which J. B. Longensare, the Tight-Rope Prodigy, slakes his wonderful Ascent on the Rope. Rama Samee, Young Longnemare, nod Jean Bel. lint, may properly be termed the Three Weeders of the World ! wank; T. Eiedell, Erg. sod Friesdo, Tioyford, Berk, Whitley,Herdtamt,Rev. _ _ Characters—Gil Bias (aged 25), Mr. Pearman• Don Fel , auxin, Mr. J. Blood; Coast de P 401211 Mr. Jishesn; Pieses, Mr. Wrench; Rebinds, Mr. T. P Cooke; Ambrose de Le. stela, Mr. Wilkinson. Deans Malicia, Miss Carew. In Acts IV and V, the Scene is at Madrid and its Vicinity. Characters—Gil Bias (aged 52), Mr. eattley; Philip IV. of Spam, Mr. Rusrbutham • Duo Games, Mr. Broadhurst; Pietro. Mr. Wrench; RulaLls, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Matteis, Miss Kelly; Marietta, Miss Perry. To marls& with (10th lime), a mew Scottish Mels4raasa, Anonymous, per Rea. S. N. Bell, Norwich I 0 From Stevenson sud Salt. Ramon and Eilimbail, Res. Mr. Rickert 41.65. Id. Asbley, Rev. W. Anwyi Berkswiek, Rev. J. Eller toe 261.49. 01 Adderley, Rev. J. Brasier From Esdaila and Co. R CiOse Nosataaworth, Dur ham, ditto l4a. 6d. FAiskillie, N 8.. Rev. T. Macferlasee 71. 17s. 11d. Forfar Parish Church, Rev. W. Cleciptas 161 16s. 7d. Ditto Epiaeopal Cha. pci, Rev. J. Skinner 291. 16a. 3d. Ditto Secession Cha. pel, Rev. A. Adis 61. Ils. 6d. Oathlaw Church, Rev. L. Littlejob• ...... 6 19 Rinnettles ditto, Rev. _ _ •• is tiro ay., called GORDON, THE GIPSY. Cordon, lie Gipsy, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Oasis Cassaros, Mr. Roubothsow ; Dasher, Mr. Broadhurst; Grills Le Noir, Mr. Satter; Gillispit Faratatosh, Mr. Wilkissoa. Alice, bliss Can; Marisa Meow, Mr.. Bryan; Dams Bawbie, Mrs. Jerrold. The Cu•nioranaay Fremb Theatre, Grand Submarine Cm, and Water Works, as rural. o n e Ramo Samee's last appearance at the Gardens this Seam. Gil Slav, sad Gordon the Gipsy, will be repeated every Evelio'. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, August 40, will be performed s sew grimed wine sad moat ie territisg Mtlc‘Drewle. called THE MURDERER; OR, THE DEVOTED SON. Thee...overarm., Mr. °outcry ; Croat ?gratis, Mr. ; Stephan°, Mr. H. Kemble ; Vberti, Mr. Cooke; Pedro, Mr. Wyatt ; Julio, Mr. Burroughs. Madisame Lau testi, Mrs. Westos; Maria, Miss Heddart. Is Act f. a splendid Nuptial Fete. Priacipal Daaserg, Mr. Gross and Mtn Cooke, assisted by the whok of the Corps de Ballet. After which the Comic Pantomime, called THE THREE FISHERMEN; OR, THE 4! 4 )X, THE FISH, AND THE GENII. Three Harlequios, Mt. Ridgway, Mr. Ells'', sod Mr. Auld; Three Pastsloons, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Ilsrllrtt, sad Mr. Erosion; Three Clowns, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Paulo, and Mr. Bradbury. Three Columbines, Miss Cooke, Miss Lewis, and Bliss Pallancey. Places to he taken of Mr. Sheppard, at the Bex 00Ice, from Ten till Four. Bones, 4a. Pit, ts. Gallery, la.--Doors epee at Half_ part Five sail begin al Half.paat Si:. Half Price at Half pail Fight. —Childreu under eight years of age admitted at Half Price. HIS MAJESTY PASSING TILBURY FORT. SADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Auguot 20. and roar following Evening., the highly laughable Barletta, called HAMLET TRAVESTIE. Claudius (King of Denmark), Mr. Lancaater ; Hamlet, IA ; Ghost, Mr. Campbell. Gertrude (Qat es of Den mark), Mrs. Daly; Oplaelia, Miss Johnstose. Alter which a Laughable Farcetta (in Ore Ael) called CHERRY BOUNCE. To which will be added (eighth lime), a splendid Serb). Comic Historkal Drama (in Three A 08), called JOAN OF ARC. Charles of France, Mr. Leek; Beauvais, Mr. Campbell; Valuate, Mr. Kerley; Floriao, lalr.Vale. Joan of Are, Mrs. Egerton. A new Song, by Mr. Webber, called, "Britain be beat." The *hole to conclude with Hie favourite Pantomime of JACK AND GILL, In which will he iutroduced a Scene, representing Ida tilsjesiy passing Tilbury Fort, on his Voyage to Scotland. MA 1 QU IS OF LONDONDERRY. Just prlbli.bed, • ith arolaured Plaw, etched by Mr. G. Criiikadauk, price I. ~E POLI . IICAL mold PRIVATE LIFE of Uu• MARQUIS of LONDONDERRY, late Sr. erriary of Stale fin Foreign Affairs, Sze. &e. including moat ,mportaat and autheasic Particulars of hia Last Mumriiln slid Death. with 1111011T01111 Anecdotes and Redeclaims illus trative of the History of the Noble Lord. " Nothing extruuste, " Nut %el dews' aught in maIici."—StIAILSPFARC By T. P. FITZGERALD, L•'<q Pubb,hed by Jobe Feilberg, Brest Nay, Ludgate-hill. Where may be bad, . . The DEATH.BEU CONFESSIONS of the late COUN TESS of GUERNSEY, is Svo. tleuay, price la. FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. IN this Preperntion a►e concentritted all the me dicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to a perfect saturation of the Messina. with which it is pre. pared. To seek Persons, therefore, who, from various causes, would experience greet incouvenience, or with whom it would be utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, the Fluid Emmet, which possesses the advantages of portability, and of keeping in any climate, will be found a most desirable mode of cenpluyilin this asuch•estcemeil The Diseases in w►ich it has proved meat beneficial are those of the Skin, such as Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases. Secondary Symptoms., Svc. wising from a diseased slate of the System at large. It may be taken either aloor, or combined with Water, rendering it of the same strength as the Decoetion. The Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla may be had either in a simple or compered stale, of Meows. BUTLER, the original Preparers, No. 4, Cheapside, and 220, liegent-greet, Landon; 20, Wateriou.plice, Edinburgh; 34, Sackrille street, Dublin; and by the p►incipal Medicine Venders throughout the Vetted Kiagdem.—Re careful to ask for " Butlers' Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla." The Coacert,hfilitary. Scotch, and Pendent, Bands will perform daring the evening. Early In the morning the Royal Standard will be hoisted on the top of the Orchestra; and at one pm. a Royal Salute will be Seed. New Cloak Rooms have bees Ailed up, sad respectable Females appointed to Gilead on Ladies. Extra Doors will be opeeed.—No Orders admitted. The Police will be usher the direction of vigilant Officers from Haimi Hall, Southwark ; and on this occasion extra *en will be provided, and stationed in various parts of the Gardens. Daarviara at Seven—Performances cosinsence at Half. past Seven.—Adesisseios, 3s. 6d.—rime Rez ! REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA. THE Holders of all Debentures ivsued by me, ex Vice-President and Minister Pissipotentiary of the Itepeblie of Colombia, may receive molten' of the same, with the loierest which may then be doe thereon. on 'TUES DAY, the Ist Day of October next, mid on every 'oboe. quest Tuesday and Friday, hetwee• the Hoare of Eleven and Three o'Clock, at the Office of Messrs. C. Herring. W. Graham, and J. D. Ponies, No. 3, Freeman's -court, Corn. hill. The !Merest on the said Debentures will cease from and after the said Ist day of October. F A. 7.EA, Moister Plenipot.ntiory of the Loudon, August 17, 1822. Republic of Colombia. PRIVATE PUPIL AM ARR IE D end Beneficed CLERGYMAN, residing within • Morning's Ride of London, anti accustomed for many Years to receive a FEW PUPILS into his Mtn?, hat now a Yocum,. The must satisfactoey References eau he given to Noblemen and Gentlemen whose Sons lie has educated—Letters to be left fur Rev. G. R, Mr. Jelferys, Bookseller, 4, PYII mall, London. 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Tippet.. ..... 0 10 Hardiogton, Henault. ton, and Drukerton, Rte. C. Bempfylde 3/.131.61 St. Stephen and St. Dennis, Cornwall, Rev. T. Farley.... 2 10 Mr. Alderly ... : . 1 5 Freon Fry sod Co. Beniley, Suffolk, Rev. G. H. Deem 4 15 As early as nine o'clock on Thursday morning the civil and military powers received the signal for pre parationond before ten the whole of Leith Walk was lined nn each aide by a single line of yeomanry ca valry, the horses posted at even distance■. Ot► arriving at Leith, the arrangements for his Majesty's landing appeared in a very forward state. The carpenters were occupied in adjusting to the platform the machine which had been invented for facilitating his Majesty's landing, and the platform was under the protection of the gentlemen con= stable. of Leith. The Macgregor., Celts. and archers soon afterwards arrived on the ground. The last took up their station at the platform, within the lines of constable.. Detachments of the Scotch greys and dragoon guards were drawn spat the top and bottom of the platform. The Macgregor., on their appearance, were loudly cheered by the po pulace ; and the archers seemed to be very much admired on account of their dress. The next object which attracted the gaze and admiration of the people, was the royal carriage drawn by eight bays, richly caparisoned, which drove up to the foot of the platform in readiness for the reception of his Ma. jesty. The elegance of the pages, the dazzling splendour of the state liveries, together with so sub stantial an appendage to • royal procession as thirty three yeomen of the guard, habited ii► their proper state costume, engaged for a long time the ass* nished eyes of the multitude. Such magnificence attached to an equipage had not been before wit nessed on the shore of Leith, either by the present generation or their fathers. But more precious and more valued than all the glittering pomp of state, was the coop &cell, which the assembled " million" themselves pre. settled, but for whom the gorgeous spectacle of • royal procession would have been dim to us. But for this, even the presence of Majesty itself had lost the better portion of its real and extrinsic im portance. The mind, however, was not left to re solve what is a Sovereign without subjects; nor was it deprived of the comparison between the chief magistrate exacting respect, and the citizen paying it. If we should be cold in describing the thickly peopled shores and piers of Leith, or the well-ma►t ned yards and shrouds spicing high above them, it is because we have since followed out the route of procession, and seen the mountain of heads wF.sre erst stood Calton Hill, the site of our intended Par heon. Situated where we stood, the spectator had before him a simple, but not on that account insignificant, contrivance of human ingenuity and art. The hammers and bustle of the carpenters fixed our at tention upon the machine which was in preparation for the landing of the King. We understand it is the invention of • very youug gentleman, and con sist,. to describe it roughly, of a wide accommoda tion ladder, hinged on to a floating raft, in such a manner as that the stair could be elevated or lowered according to the state of the tide. The stair having been connected with the platform, the whole was covered with red and grey cloth. Among the first persons of distinction who had assembled on the platform, in readiness to receive his Majesty, were the Marquis of Lothian, as Lord- Lieutenant of the county, accompanied by the Earl of Fife, w ho was dressed in the rich uniform of his rank as Field Marshal in the Portuguese service. Next arrived the resident Magistrates and Clergy, and soon after the Admiral of Leith. By this time we also observed that the Magistrates of Canon gate, as superiors of North Leith, had stationed themselves on the Customhouse-quay, at the head of their Constabulary. The bridge which hereabouts forms the means of communication between the opposite shores, had very prudently been drawn up, to preclude the danger w hick might have been apprehended from a sudden rush of the crowd, on either side of the water; but the bows of the vessels below the bridge, and which were crowded with females, sufficiently preserved, nay, greatly improved the amphitheatre appearance of the scene, and gave a loftier front to the g.lleried rows of company, which extended round to it from the piers north and south. The effect of this arrangement had soon to be tried. Whilst we were yet engaged in making these observations • barge from the royal squadron pre pared us for its approach by the even stroke of its oars, and in another minute was seen at the foot of the King's accommodation ladder, on to which it landed Sir Wm. Keppel, Admiral Sir E. Nagle. and Colonel Thornton. There shortly afterwards appeared on the platform the Duke of Dorset, Muter of the Horse; the Marquis of Winchester, Groom of the Stole ; Lord Cathcart, wearing his insignia of Knight of the Thistle; and the Right Hon. Win. (Sondes. M.P. for the city. Next in order arrived the principal Judges —the President ' of the Court of Session, the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchecinev, the Lord Chief Com missioner of the Jury Court. and the Lord Justice Clerk—followed by the Lord Clerk Registrar, the Lord Advocate, and Mr. Sheriff Duff. At twelve o'clock precisely a gun from the royal yacht announced that the King lied entered hid barge. Ili. Majesty was no sooner under we,gh, than the ships and forts proclaimed the cir cumstance by the thunder of their salutes, and the populace testified their sati•factinn by their cheers. In less thew • quarter of an hour afterwards the royal barge entered the port of Leith. The Mettle of the people, which had become still the louder as his Majesty approached the harbour, now broke oat in their strongest note of acclamation. The King frequently acknowledged their cheers, by taking off his hat, and bowing to all around. His Majesty was dressed in blue, with red facings, and he wore a g old laced naval cocked hat. His Majesty also wore his insignia of a Knight of the 'Whistle. Ou his Majesty's right eat the Marquis Conyngham. and on hi* left • naval officer of distinction. The harbour and roads were covered with pleasure barges and boats of all descriptions, 611 ed with welkdressed ladies and gentlemen ; and the display of streamers and flags, with which every vessel was decorated, greatly beautified the scene. Hie Majesty looked rather pale and dejected, and was insisted out of the barge by the officers in at tendance cab him. At the bottom of the ladder his Majesty was received by the Marquis of Lothian, who knelt and congratulated his Majesty on land ing. In return, his Majesty shook him cordially by the hand. Leaning on the Marquises of Lothian and Conyngham, his Majesty then ascended the lad der, apparently with great ease. After Mr. Dundee had paid his respects to the King, John Macfie, El. as senior Magistrate, advanced towards his M.jesty. and, in the name of himself and the Magill. trate' of Leith, addressed him to the following effect, sod, as well as we could hear, in the follow ing terms " May it please your Majesty-..As senior Magistrate of Leith, 1 have the high homer to congratulate year Majesty on your auspicious arrival is your &wriest kindest of Scot land, the lead of your mat aacestors ; sad to express, in the .arse of the loyal community of this tom, the pride and gretillestios *bleb we feel in thee having the homer to be the first to welcome to Us ?waiter, dome% Mess the illustrious deseeedeat of were Mast a haired rinr." Hie Majesty immediately afterwards cordially shook hands with Bailie Macfie, and expressed himself much gratified with the attention Gingen him by the Magistrates and the loyal inhabitants of Leith, and particularly with the preparations the Magistrates of Leith had made for his reception. The King, on his landing, was saluted by the 13th regiment. and by the royal archers. His Majesty then proceeded down the platform to his carriage, accompanied by William Child, Esq. Port-Admiral, John Macfie, Esq. James Renck, Esq. and Abram Newton, Esq. Magistrates. His Majesty being seated in the carriage, the procession was then marshalled, and proceeded forward, through Bernard -street, in the following order : Trumpets of Yeomanry. Squadron of Mid•Lothian Yeomanry. Body of Highlanders. Band. Sqoadron of Scots Greys. vs • Harisehal's Trumpets. r i Harisehars Guard of Highland Gentl e m en . = e - A alarioehal Yeoman. o 1 - . 1. 1 . .. or . Y . .!.°1 Three Henschel Yeomen abreast. n .. Tree = K. ree Henschel Enquires mounted. .., r o. . _ Three Marischal Beguiles mounted. neseinese. { kaight Marimba! mounted,} Henchman. with his baton. Division of Marimba! Highlead Guard. li The Sheriff Deputes suite. 4'll Tihe Sheriff Depute. a LI 'The Depnly•Lieutenants, three abreast. ~. .t, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Mid.Lothian. ...• Division of the Marischal Highland Guard. S 3 Chief Judges of the Supreme Courts, no t b e i ng ,F,' se Officers of State. i ..' ii Two Stale Trumpeters. . ... r.. The Officers of State and of the Cr own . n .se Two Pursuivaote, in their tabards, mounted. e • .ff Barons. la Viscounts. F Earls. Marquises. Dukes. Division of the Lord High Constables Highland Guard. Four State Trumpeter's abreast. Two Heralds in their tabards, mounted. Constable's Guard of Partizans. __. __ . The usher of the White Red Caber's mounted, in his mantle, with Usher's Assistant. his collar and badge, and beer. S Assistant. lag his rod of office. ("The Lord Lyon, King at ) Herald I Arm., mounird in his f Versed mounted. robe and Crown, bearing C mixintrd. his baton. Six Constable Yeomen, three and three. Six Cuusiable Esqiilres, in the like order. ( The Lord High Henchman. .), Constable, with H enc h man . ( his baton. it Two of the King's carriages. .7 ) ,r, c Carriage containing the Marquis of Cnisyugham • ? ' 0 ....., te 2Murray,, M arquis of sl Lord James M and M le, Winchester. E t Cl 2.-it Scots Greys. n IS ..., ° IS of his Majesty's footmen in the st a t e liveries. Ai v 6 Yeomen of hie Majesty's Body Guard. e c 'iii = THE KING, 7 0 In his carriage, drawn by eight beautifill bay heron, ?..'' ,„.` . 11 accompanied by the Duke of Montrose and the ' 2 . '''' L' i' ; : L'M Duke of Dorset. -, s. . 0 Royal Staff, mounted. . Scot, Greys. Constable.. Guard of Highland Gentlemen. Squadron of Scotch Grew In the foregoing order the procession passed slang Bernard and Constitution -street, under the tri umphal arches which had been erected in them. That in Bernard-street bore the ttieeriptiou— " Scietlamd bails with joy the presence of br r King." His Majesty landed on . a large Vece of m: ho-