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London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

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INTESTITUR F. OF HIS 'MAJESTY THE KING
OF 1/ENMARK WITH THE, ORDER OF THE
GARTER.
Copenhopsv, June 11, 1822.
His Majesty. goverelge of the Most Noble Or.ler of the
Garter, having been piealed, by • Commission under the
Great Seal of the order, to constitute and appoint the Right
Honourable Augustus John Foster, his Majesty's Envoy Es.
traordiaary and Minister •Plenipoleatiary at the Court of
Copenhagen, and B.r George Nayler, Knight, Garter Prin-
cipal King of Arms, to he his Majesty's Plesipoteatiaries
for investing his Majesty Fiederick the Skil', King of Den.
mark, with the enaigns and *hole habit of that Most Noble
Order, the said Plenipotentiaries and tic ir suite embarked at
Yarmouth °Elbe 25th of last smooth, and arrived in ibis city
on the 291 h.
His Danish Majesty having sigsilled his royal pleasure to
receive the investiture yesterday at two o'clock, and the nr.
cessary iticangemeats'Wog made for observing the ecru*.
firmed ceremonies, the Plenipotentiaries and the persons
appointed to assist therein proceeded from the resideace of
the Envoy Estracirdioary and Minister Plenipotentiary of
his Britaitaie Majesty, to the Palace, In four of the royal
carriages, followed by the state earriege of the British
Minister.
Os arriving in front of the Palace, the royal guard
turned out. and preseotrd arms, the drums besting. The
Plentptitealiarles and their suite on slighting, were eon-
darted by the Gland. Manila' of the Court through the
Mate apartments, which Aimee hoed with detachments of the
royal crowds, to the royal aoterbsenber, and beteg there re.
eeived by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, wire Intro..
dared into the private medicate chamber of the King, in the
folloying order, viz.
The Sweatt and Hood, born*, on a crimson velvet cushion,
by Lieutenant Edward Hilibert, R:N.
The Sword, 'home, on • crimson velvet cushion, by John
Th.,rna. W'addiogton, Esq. attached to the Legation at
Copenhagen
The Cap and Feathers, borne, es a crimson velvet cushion,
by Thomas Alperin's lievkine. Esq.
The Collar, horse, ea a crimson velvet royloon, by Lieu-
tenant Coorienay EAumaind William Hoyle, R.N.
The Statutes sad the Star, borne, on a crimson velvet
cushion, by Henry Hattie Addington, Esq. Secretary of
Legation at Coyeabageo.
The Mantle and Cordes, borne, on a crimson velvet tothioe,
by Captain the Hee. Robert Cavendish Societe, R N.
The Garter and the Ribband with the Coerce appendant,
borne, nit • erimsoa velvet cushion, by Charles Cowie
Young, Rsq York Herald, and Secretary to the Commis-
sion, in his Tabard and Collar tan.
The Plenipotentiaries, vie.
Sir George Nayler, Rat. Gar. The Right Honourable As-
ter Principal Kowa Ansa, gnats. Joie Foster, Envoy
in hie Mantle, Maio, tied Evelio:dimity nod Minister
Badge of the Order, hoar. Plenipotentiary from his
leg his Sceptre, sod carry. Briteunie Majesty at the
lag the Soseveire'a Com. Court of the Kiag of Des.
mission sad Latter of mark.

Cred,nce.
The Minion, advancing into the Royal Prune" wki
reverence., was received by hi. Majesty, voreetonded by the
Prince, of the Royal House, the Walkers of •lay, sod
great °Seer. of the Court.

The Insignia being daposited on a table, pieced es the
eight hend of the King, TM several persons who bad Men
them retired behind the table, except the Secretary to the
Commission, who remained in (root, and delivered the !s-
-aint-dm to the Pleuipotentiariee.
The lest Plenipotentiary having made • short addeeso to
the Kier, explanatory of the übjett of the Missies, Ms Ms.
jesty delivered to the Plenipotentiaries an interment, soder
his Royal Sign Manual and Greet Seal, coatainisig his Ma-
jesty's acceptance of the Order Nader the tonal enervation.
Glitter them delivered the Letter of Cinema to Ito God
Plesepononey, whisporented 14 le nor Wag, asst she ems
was thereupon retched from his Majesty by his Ilinisete
for Foreign Affeire. The Commission woo, is like assort,
pretested, sod delivered by his Majesty to the Miniver of
the Interior, who having read it alord, the *ease was re-
newed to Garter, and by hint delivered to the Secretary to
thrt
The Plenipoteatiaries then hackled the Garter round the
left leg of his Majesty, Garter reading theadnonition. Hits
Majesty war seat invested with the Ribbon with the George
appendant, Garter Feedlot( the admonition. His Majesty
the, delivered his 'trued, whkh Garter received seen cecina
fee appertaining to his Aire; and wore daring the remainder
of the ceremony. The Krug being divested of the Ribbaad
sad George, the Pleaipotestieries invested his Majesty with
the Parent, and immediately thereupon with the Sword of
the Order. His Majesty was next invested with the Mastic,
the Hood, and the Collar Ily. Garter reading the re.
*relive admonition. •
The Plenipotentiaries the, placed the Cap and Feather,
on hie Majesty's head, and lastly i-rusted the Star and Book
of the Statutes of the Order, which hi. Majesty gave to the
Minster fur Foreign Affairs; sad delivered to the Plenipo-
leatiariss an instrumrst, ander his Royal Signet end Sign
Memel, eontaising his Majesty's nomination of a proxy, In
the neat of an lastallation is the Royal Chapel of Saint
George at Windsor.
The King being thus inested, Garter, after the meal re-
verence*, proclaimed the styles of his Majesty the King of
the Coifed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Sovereign
of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, and of his Majesty
the King of Denmark, Kaiak COMpallloo of the said Most
Noble Order.
The lest Plenipotentiary Ancona congratnlated his
Majesty, and the Plealmateatiaries, with their soar, making
their reverences, withdrew.
The Xing, wearing she essigas of the Order, then gave
as audience to llts PMeipotentiatles, at which their oaks
were severally pretested, sad immediately afterwards they
bad the honour of being iairoduced to her Majesty the china
owl the Princeton.

A peed dinner was Oren at the Palace after the etre.
ateay,at which were presto* the Queen sod Princesses. Ulf
Priori, of the Royal Hour, the Plenipotratiarirs, Ministers
of State, and other Femme of distinction. Hi. Highness the
Prioce Ferdisaad, uniag tit the Kirg's absence front niche.
postilion, was pleased, is his MaJesty'e simile, to drink to the
health of the Kw% of &gilled. Sovereign of the Must Noble
Order of the Garter. Meant Plenipotentiary thee drank
to the health of the King MI Qecea of Dratriaelr,; avid his
Highness afterwards, i■ the King's name, drank to the
Knights Companies' of the said Most Noble Order.
GEORGE NAY LER,
Garter Principal Kiug of ♦ran.

Y

Cornett-Hobe, June 12, 1822.
The King wee obis day pleased In confer the boner of
Knighthood on Edward Banks, of 1111:e Town, twat Sleet.
eraa, in ibe I.le of Sheppy, cud of A,elpln-terrace, to the
Comity of Middlesex, Bs".