The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-16 00:00:00

CATHOLIC CHAPEL. MOORFI CLOS.

ON SUNDAY NE XT. iiiugt;Ti 18. a
GRAND HIGH MASS will be celebrated. and a
SERMON preached by the Right Rey. Dr. POYNTER.
at this Chapel, to ecrameaseeele the Aaaiversary of its
Opening.

•01 Collection trill be amide aillh• tba Sermon, l• aid of the
food& of the Eatabilahaatat.

TIM KING'S VISIT TO SCOT44ND.

notpmeami. AUGUST IS.
[From " Ediabaridi Gazelle Extraordinary
C ER EM 0 MAL
TO mg 011EHRTED AT THE. PUBLIC ENTILT Of

H. Mon Knell's! Nsjesty KING G E 4 RGE tke FOURTH

INTO HIS ciry OF EDINBURGH.
It being found ne y to muke some alterations
in the ceremoni.l formerly ordered, the following
will be otwerved

Five hours previous to the lime of his Majesty's
landing, two guns will be fired from the Calton
Hill repeated by two from the Castle. and the
whole persona forming any part of the procession,
excepting the Lord Provost and the Magistrates
of Edinburgh, will assemble in Queen-street,
to the west of North St. David's-street, in such
time as to be marshalled and ready to move off two
haws before that fixed for his Majesty's landing.
The order of the procesvion hereafter detailed *ill
be reverted in moving from Queen-street to Leith ;
and when the head of the procession shall arrive at
the royal carriages, the whole component parts of
the procession will respectively turn round, so as to
be really to move off to Edinburgh in the order
prescribed.
His Majesty having landed at Leith, the Peers,
the Officers of State and of the Crown, the Lord
Lieutenant of the county, the Sheriff Depute of the
county, and the senior Magistrate of Leith, will ad-
vance on foot and uncovered towards his Majesty,
and having made their reverences will congratulate
the King on his happy arrival in this pert of his do-
Mitliooll. They will then attend his Majesty to his
carriage, and afterwards retire and take their re-
spective places in the procession, which will proceed
iu the following order :

Trumpets of Yeomanry.
Squadron of Hid.Lothian Yeomanry.
Body of Highlanders.
Band.
Squadron of Sent. Greys.
Marigelvol Trumpets.
-st a
a g Mariachal's Guard I iihgblned Gestknee. 3 I
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.. A Henschel Yeoman. se
1. 4 Three Henschel Yeunven abreast. i ;
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a. Three Herirebal Esquire. mounted. . a.
Three Henschel E.quites mounted.
Knight Henschel mounted, II ..__ ,
mm
Headman. { n r ocoas •
with his baton.
Division of Harischal Highland Guard.
-el The Sheriff Depnie's suite. nt
The Sheriff Depute. 17
n
o IR
C. 5 The Deputy.Lieutenauts. three abreast. 2
-o Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Hid. LOllll3ll. wr
a Division of the Henschel Highland Guard. =
a
2 Chief Judges of the Supreme Courts, not being X
io r
Officers of State.
= .7.
Stale Trumpeters. Twu
.a°.
t The Officers of Slate and of the Crown. 0
Two Pursuivaute, it. their tabards, mounted. a
a
o Barons. 5.
ii.- Viscose's.
Earls.
Marquises.
Dukes.
Division of the Lord High Constable's Highland
Guard.
Four State Trumpeter's abreast.
Two Heralds in their tabard.. mounted.
Constable's Guard of Partizan..

Th.e,:nsihmer,
inof
ht hi:
.%',ll.ll;tee,
,v
iitiludh
Calves Usher's
Assistant. his collar and badge, and bear- Assistant.
ing his rod of office.
(The bird Lyon, King at
Herald 1 Arms, mounted in his Herald
mouuted. ? rube mid Crown, bearing mounted.
his ham..
Six Constable Yeomen, three slid three.
at time Coulomble Esquires, in the like order. r
,: r( The Lord High ) V
"° L" Henchman. .7
Constable, with S'• henchman. —;g
... ( his baton. .ia
~.: 0 Two of the Knit's carriages. ri 9.
a ;0_ Scots Gee's. c... -
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