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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.

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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 Same manner as he carne.
SECTION TILE FOURTH.
OF TNt CEREMONIF.S OF TIM INAUGURATION AND