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play on that day, and to prepare a loyal address,
either in Latin or English pOttrys or prose, to be .
pretested to his Majesty.
The .Seiretery of the Sonatas Academicas has
issued a Make to the stutleists attending the Uni-
versity, directing them to enter their names with'
the college librarian, from whom they are to receive
tickets to join the other public bodies in the proces-
sion of Ms Majesty from the Palace to the Castle, &c.
The students, at a meeting held in the Uuive►-
sity on ittediresday, determined to wear upon their
breasts, as their badge, during his Majesty's stay
here, a representation of the front of the College,
with a suitable inscriptioo.
The Society of Printers have resolved to take
their station, under an appropriate banner, which
will, of course, be similur to the arms of the Sta-
tioners' Company of London. The Society was in-
stituted in• 1750 for benevolent purposes.
The grand and lofty summit of Arthur's Seat is
already covered with an immense quantity of cons.
bustildes prepared for the bonfire. The lion's head
is so completely covered with the masse, and the ge•
neral appearance of the hill top so altered, that one
who had been for soma time absent would scarcely
ree•oguize it as an old acquaintance.
The general illumination is fixed to take place
on Toesday evening, should his Majesty arrive on
Monday. the evening after his •rrtval being the
time fixed for this demonstration of rejoicing.
Fire-works are to be let of at the western extremity
of George-street, besides the bonfire to be made
on Arthur'. Seat, the night of his Majesty's artiVal.
Major-Gen. Sir Thomas Bradford, Commander
of the force*, haying expressed a wish to see the ca-
valry regiment', preparatory Co his Majesty's sni-
vel, a grand parade took plact%on Tuesday, on Por.
tobello Sands. consistiug of the Greys, 3d dragoon
guards, and the artillery from Leith fort. They
made an escellent appeurarict, and went through
various evolutiotti to the satisfaction of the General.

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The members of the c'eltic Society are drilled
every evening is the fields between .Queen-street
and Heriut's-row, in order to prepere them for theif
service en his Majesty! ••
We understand that .it has been proposed that
the banks, and Ober publie.o(bees should be shut
et twelve o'clock; -during his Majesty's stay in
Edinburgh.
- Extraordinary meOings of the Coipmission of
*the General Assembly, and. of the Society in Scot-
land for ;propagating _Christian Knowledge, take
place this day, toconaider the propriety of 'address-
ing -the KisigN on his visit to Scotland.
On Wednesday, at •the meeting' of the Town
Council, an address to his Mirjeity on his arrival in
this city, .was unanimously agreed to, and will be
presented on theday of his arrival..
The county of Fife 'hid kiniderons meeting Mr
Tuesday the 6th ininint, when a loyal and dutiful
address was unanimously, voted to fiis Majesty, vsn
his visit to this ancient portion of his doluirdens ;
and the Lord Lieutenant and Member for the
county were requested to present the same. ..,
[From the Edinburgh Observer of Tmm*, hot, August 11.]
We are now enabled to present our readers with
an official copy of the ceremonial of his Majesty's
entry iota- his nuicient city of Edinburgh.
CEREMONJAL .

TO St Ontlit Tan •T spa PUBILIC INTIM OP
Hi., MOO Kxcellent .MajestyKINGpEORGE the FOURTH
liftu HIS tITY Or ►DINBURUH.
(AddisAed by AufAurily.)

Mira the probable time of his Mlajesty's landing at Leith
shall be known, public notice thereof will be given, when the
Olficers of State, the Officers of the Crown, the Lord Pro-
vost and Magiairaies of Edinburgh, the Lord Lieutenant of
Mid-Lothian, and the Authorities, Civil and Military, will
misembre at such places as shall be appointed, in order to re-
mise bia Majesty.
Hes Majesty having landed at Leah, the Officers of Slate,
she Lord Lieutenant of the County, and the Senior Magi-
sirate of Leith, will advance on foot, and uncovered, to•
wards his Majesty, amid having made their reverences, will
congratulate the King on his happy 'arrival in this part of his
dominion,. They will ilieu •tiend his Majesty to his car-
riage, and afterwards retire, and take their respective places
is the Piocession, which will froceed in the following
order : _

Trumpets of Yeomanry.
Squadron of Mid Lothian Yeomanry.
Body of Highlauders.
Band.

Squadron of Scots Greys.
alari.chal Trumpets.
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r, Marischars Guard of Highland Gentlemen. r,- r•
2 1 A Marischal Yeoman. is
ti * . Three Marirchal Yeomen abreast. Pr.* if
i .. Three Marischal Esqaires mounted. ? Z.
Three :Hartselle Enquires mounted.
Heaciimau. { Knight Mi•rischal mounted, I. Hai cI,
mac
with hi. baton.
Division of Marinelli' Highland Guard.
Two State.Truiamts mounted.
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•
Purruiv•ut mounted. Pit
u Lord Lieutenant's Suite mounted.
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a or
U The Deputy- Lieutenasits, three abreast. 2
n Lord Lieutenant of the County of Mid.Lottilin. .-
Division of the Marisehal Highland Guard. =
• Herald mounted. eV
.... Chief
•
• Officers of Stale in carriage..
S
•••• avision of the Lord High Constable.% Highlaud
.ri d u a r d . a
.1 Forte State Trompeter abreact. met
t . a

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• Two Purauttrants iu their tabards mounted.
Two lirralds iu the 'same order.
Constable's Guard of Pat 1 I Z MI K.

S The Usher of tbs Sibließod
Usher's mounted, 10 h maiii:e with Usher's
Assistant. his eullar sad badge, and bear A ut.
ing his rod of office.
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Si; ('ou;t•blt Yeurnew, three sod three.
Sis Cuoittatile Esquires, in the like unite.
i-3 The Lord High) • 0
71 .- Herchimau. Constable, with :ii Hon CI .
hmao. 1 7
his button. )
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0 e Two of the King's es:rules. " 2
0 7 Scots Gress.
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THE KING, zu
to his carriage, drawn by eight horses.
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Scots Greys. sr •'
° Constable's Guard of Highland Gentlemen. 4
Squadron of 31id•Lothian Yeomanry.

The Procession to proceed in this order up Leith Walk,
until the arrival of his Majesty's carriage at the City bounda-
ries near Picardy.place, where it will halt, and the Lord
Provost, Magistrates, Council, and City.Offscers, will advance
on foot uncovered to the Royal Presence, and the door of his
Majesty's carriage being opened, the Lent Provost, kneeling,
wilt .riktress his Majesty,aud will deliver t►e keys of the
City, the Sword sad Mace, on a crimson velvet cu►hion to
his Majesty, The wbok will thew retire backwards from the
Royal Presence, and the Lord Provost and Magistrates will
take their places in the Procession, immediately after the
Lard Lieutenant of the county. The Pf()CealtiOn then movies
clowned by Picardy-place, North Si, A udrew'setreet, South
51. Andrew's-street, and, iurviag to the left, will rectal by