The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-31 00:00:00

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CERE3I,ONIES OF THE KNIGHTS OF THE ORDLR
, . . OF THE HOLY GHOST.
Tie same. deeoraticns, galleries, and amphitheatres -
which had served for the coronation, are also used at this I
Ceremony. The great altar is a adorned with the insignia •
of the fhtler of,the Holy Ghost, and a canopy is raised
over it.
The King's throne is also ornamented in the same um-
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ner, and another throne and canopy are raised, undec
which the King is to sign his oath.
The King, suritunded by the Commanders, Knights.
and (Meer% of the Order of the Holy Ghost, and followed
by his former unite, aids the cathedral to hear Yearns.
After vespers are finished, the great Officers, preceded by ,
the Herald and Usher,. kive their places, and take their
stations oh the platform union which the throne had been
/lin* *The Knights Oast themselves according to their
rani M. the.a venues /calling to the throne. The King thew
descends from the throne, from which he had heard Yea- •
pets, and scats himself on that on which he was to sub.
scribe hit oath. t •
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The Archlmhop, also leries his seat and advances Vo the • I
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Kith's throne, aopos4oo.. *rhicii a chair is bronght,ligt.
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which he takes Ills seat ; after which he inquires of theft ; • r
King if he is prepared to sign the oath of the Order of the. tJ /
HolfOltost, which he had• taken at his coronation ; and'
the King having replied 'in the affirmative, the Sectutaty,,
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of the Order,ptesents it to him for his signature, as s.s
the profession cf faith reconled in a register, in which eh/
predecessors of his Majesty, and also the Knights, had an'
' • ) signed their names, since the establishment of the Order ' 0
of the Holy Ghost. Ins Majesty accordingly signs these
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documents. . . • . .
'The ceremony being finished, the Kileg descends
his thfone, followed by all those who had previously
companied him. • the Greta Officers preceded by the if
Heralds and the Ushers,, rank themselves, in order to re- I
conduct the King to his chamber, where, when they are.
arrived, the Commanders, the Knights, and the Oakum 1
form an avenue, each taking his station according to hia
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rink, is enter to see his Majesty pass; they withdraw im-
mediately that his Majesty has entered his chamber.
DELIVERANCE OF THE PRISONERS. , , 1
,The whole of the ceremonies are concluded by a genera
, pardon being granted to the criminals, with the exoeptioss
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of those whose •offences are deemed irremissible. It is
g,sen in charge to the Grand Almoner of France to set the
prisoners at liberty. - • , , . .r.
At this august ceremony the Archbishop of Rheims ma i
be the officiating Prelate. The Bishop of Soissons, as "IP
j fragan, will perform* the functions of Deacon, and that* kit
Sub-Dean will devolve upon
,the Bishop of Amiens. Irl i. !I
[two French Cardinals will occupy the aides of the altar, .!.
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The Archbishops of Kianeon and Bourges, and the Bishop*
of Autun and Evreux, are appointed to say the tprayers.,
The ornaments which these Reverend Prelates will wear
arc of the greatest magnificence, and in the best taste. A iii.
chasuble, 12 dalmatiques, and 12 copes, of rich Lyorwsilka
have just been finished. The ground of the chasuble*.
the Archbishop of Rheims is sprinkled with gold., and ea t..
riche(' with raised designs in imitation of embroidery; fa
the fore part is a Costly diamond, as large as a filbert. lir,'
lt' the centre of the cross on the baok is the monogram 1. U.S.. e
in brilliant diamonds, surrounded by a halo of glory, of
matchless splendor. The mitre is enriched with jewels.
Those of the other Prelates are also extremely brilliant:
The stole, the maniple, the pall, and the chalice clotb,are,
richly gilt, and each crosais adorned with a large diamond.
Upon a drapery of superb purple velvet, and in the midst
of a golden halo of glory, is embroidered a Holy Spirit, in
silver spangles anti pearls. The eye is of rubies. The
hangings of the church are remarkable for their neatness,
elegance, anti exquisite workmanship. Among them is e -
white satin curtain, wrought in transparent designs. A.
cross and six superb candelabras have been executed at
Paris, for the high altar. The cross is nine feet in tiers-
Lion, and the candelabras five. They are copies of the an-
tique, and their elevation, the choice of the nrnament, the
perfection of the workmansbip, and the beauty of the giitt.
ing, excite universal admiration. Upon the foot of the
cross and the candelabras are alternately a royal crown, his
Majesty's cipher, and the figure of St. Rant. The Christi
of the Cross is chased in the most exquisite manner.
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.FASHION'S FOR JUNE.
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[ Extracted from the Woad of Iratthion sad Contarealdfisedifillis./
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COURT DRESS.—A white sada petticoat, se wawa* We
the border, with three flounces d bead hind, -se i 41111 R
row headed with a novel kind at eisammea, et
funned of white satin • a row of whieh varldinyli
is placed round the border Slat deo feet. .Ther. Asti SOY:
pink gams de Naples, splendidly Ihdolted dote eke Ali Mat
fthattalehla
the border, with tulle and ethic Imes i *lead Iretersealre
silk, is a plaiting of white bird of a. Nam ceps* estesse. The
sleeves ate very hill, and Bit Willialid nod de tom with dem
rows of blond; the sleeves tbseteelvet 'me asposill at tulle, irk
pink grosde Naples. A meet betenda, a* ammo • ernmoset.
a la belle Gabrielle, of broad blond, stasis up .se .emett thou/dm
The wait is confined by a belt of the ante wmaniel se the min.;
and is ornamented in front with brilliants. The is aide
plain and is finished in front of the bust with a eland tueber.
A beautiful group of feathers, white,dtt tly=with pink at
ntl the edges, form the heidrem, evert efdlemeada.
The court lappets are of blood, and the oarissathats and metier
area diamettda.
P 01.1611 COSTUME.—T here are few Wass noses dirrossi wtheir
own national costume than those of Poland t diet Latta of okras
country are, in general, beautiful, and their fur oils in tha winter.:
or those of velvet, tastefully adorned with ermiowsed ;sells, add
to the arch witchery of a Polish countenanee. Tbenah=
ladies of Cratow and Warsovia dress in the Freiehoeset
style, yet aware that they look best in that of their ostiesisesses • .
they are tint eager to obtain fashions feemilinetkeillests. This
intense cold of the clittate obliging tells te lamp leidsweise,
which the cold affects in a very ex
them also to corer their hair alagettamall:lrdZilter=
a limner ; kcepi.g their hall short beaded, hue et tweet mot
to that cleanliness, shich ears abet pfaliesse thew tires she, •
lady so prevalent among the eamette Sepia, hawse •
of cold and neglect.
Somoza DRESS OF • POLISH Limy.-- . ba
white and green, striped silk or satin, with a it
silk or tiffany., and an apron of lanai de sf
tin, out in points at the bottom of the bade. Thefts*
the same material as the apron • but the tieweii me aphis
muslin, cambric or crape; toter we Isavit WI ill* fish
elegant mantelet, of the tame silk as flee INA with like,
thrown orer the shoulders; over whkii Wis a
ed veil
pointed cap of paint' tifilmy or silk, edged stimuli holder of
green. The N'arsoria cap is of lilac satin, peistail at du summit,
term whepce depend, floating behind, very long stresswera of. Watt
ribbon. The cap is ornamented in front with goads aod Frio"
blond, on wlitrh is an ornainent of fall Mimeo ream. A splendid
diadem of white and gold enamel encircles the front, tomes low on
the front, with a poid; between the eyebrows; and only A few
ringlets are discovered on each aide, playing over the cheeks. The
shoes are of light green satin, head up the front from the toe, as is
the casein, in northern climates., and the aflk stockings are tinged
with • blue colour, as was once the fashion in England.
PARISIAN FASHIONS.
defirpiss",stro
jamTrnfiedE.TirranATltorumbit.
h'at, ornamented with puffs of sareenet, and marabout feathers, one
of which is lavender, tipped and edged with fire-colour. Scarf shawl
i of white lace.
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dlr. of the King, and presents hiss with
tls and after dinner.
and ever of the Pantry, the Chief
rand Carver, each take their stations. appetite"
's table, in rcadineas to escrow their restwieeka
The Chief Master of the Pastry (14 OAR*
) changes the King% plates, hapkille, and eeveke
Head Cup-Nester (te Oragi4sAstoritlatiOlc
with beverage, sad the Grand Carrel )‘ Gritta
acres up and removes the aliteren! divine* sia& •
aches thaw to the King which he dsires aspeetk
toad course is brought up by the iting'tl 00111 k.
Aline train u the first and.tfie third, which k eEy
trued up by the Grout Pampetier.
he King hat taken bit seat, the Rcelesiastiesiallik
Peers descend from the platform, and take AAP"
Ale places respectively assigned them.
his Majesty has concluded his repast, thefArch.
Rheims advances towards the table, &nil amps 4.
Fier which the King again takes up the Bull!"
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of white Ince.
11f MINING IVALITWO DRESS.—Preill Of ripeless-misared mot
de Naples, with three flounces pinked, each Maid .a rot
c.hicoree. l'a?atine scarf tippet, of gros de .
with chicoree of the name, collar d la am Agar
chip bonnet, ornamented with Mond an. tub ebb a
long lappets of blond. Black satin sham
The Bishop of Durham basin wrimsi kis ilegaV
Thursday, the bells of maw at it
rang several merry pelts.--Darken
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