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London, England, 1821-07-02 00:00:00

is the centre afloat lofty. end shcient vino**, AMA
with-the rank and beauty•of •the laud. • .
The mew meennstitsg'ssert of the eerernorrial will
be its full view of oll.inehe choir and. the transepst;
but those whosit is the issiwe,vrill.see Daly The pr...
Cession from ilse.west dowr.• -Paola the up* emit-
lags, or small arched .recesras shove the • osasn
arcades, • grand. bud's-eye view of. the whole sr 41
be °foamed, with . accomissodetion pecaliar to the
mode of Gothic construction. This intissmon ism
'illminible, tb.t pieces for. four; called boxes, ere 2et
for gutty genies* emit box.• The orals ni the we
%dew are from teu loam guineas' toseh. • .•' .
s Souse little delay has been sconsiosed io die Ab-
bey, by the orders whidt • ..were issued. for the ems-
=lion of .addisionel telleatirs; bat these lbere
prepared with the .tosemisam celerity 0 Mee
Mica of • Work,. cud aidlismecommodme -ailliesmit
OM thousand additional pmeless. I it aliwillePille
aid, that 'there is sot a telhert Sit this 11141141 em
'thrice, from its told to its forradatiop, Seas ANA as
mew of the ceremony con be cominebociesVellillelswi
*Mt been judiciotisly.appropriatod to tbstissainise.
The organ was isa Saturday placed is its ellioated
dilatation, on a keel with the bottom af thilpiest.
western window, and gives • grand eifeetego.abe
amp d'ceil from the•wastetn gate. • •,..
His Majesty will change •his dress threeitiores
daring the cerernoray, foe which purpose he Aitiltro.
tire to St. Edward's Chapel,- ionotediately-lhAwed
the altar, which has bees fitted up fur the freefeee,
and beyond which is a private retiring room: In
this chapel will be erected a small closet, welled*
traverse, in which will be placed a chair and Sort-
stool, for his Majesty's private devotions.
Summonses have also been issued for the ILligghle
Commanders of the Bath, whose appaessatasill
greatly odd to the splendour of the 4...
their ender drones being aimiler to AA . .-
Grand Crosses. We have greet •pleasnrot is 41111..
nouncing this circumstance, as by the noble mildew-
ascots of those individuals, in the late wart theptinere
folly entitled themselyee•to this-proud distioctien.
A. members of this bonoorableclass, the Camumos-
denoiu-ohief at Portameoth. Admiral Si? JaSm
Hawkins Whitshed, and Major-General Sir Ge.
Cooke, and Commissioner the Hon. Sir Geo. Gig.
we nuderstand have receivedsommomes, as Knights
Commanders of the Bath, to attend the maimed
,setemaity okhis Majesty's coroaatioa.
TIDE Nav uoinotion on the approaching coro-
nation of diet mg, it is understood, will advance all
:the Post Coy...ins from the list (twenty sesOn) to
scull of toe year 1797, to the rank of Rear-Ad-
If so, the Hon. Sir Charles Paget will
mismaisnd his Majesty's personal yacht sitatich.
A warrant of dirmensation is now passing to en-
.able the several Knights Grand Crosses of the Beth,
monsinated since the last installation (lot of June,
1ll12) to wear the collar, mantle, Soc. of the Or-
der, as though actually and formally installed.
Government will provide for each Knight Grand
Crosses a superb crimson satin mantle, hued with
white tuffete, and the star embroidered on the left
shoulder; • black velvet hat, a sword and belt, and
pair of gilt spurs.
In like manner there will be provided for the
Knights Commanders who may, attend the solem-
nity, a short crimson Indio mantle, 'with the star of
the second class of the Order embroidered thereon,
and fastened by a gold cordon ; sword and belt,
block velvet list, and a pair of gilt spurs.
The Knights Grand Crosses who attend, and are
also Privy Counsellors, are, we are informed, to
walk in the procession in the full habit of the
Order, and not in the dress assigned to Privy
Counsellors.
114 lie rosettes for the Peers' shoes are to be of goki
tits'', and not of red satin, as many persons have
erroneously supposed.
The train-hearers of his Majesty, already ap-
pointed, are, the Marquis of Douro, son to the
Duke of Wellington ; Earl of Bowdon, son of the
Marquis of Hastings ; Earl of Breclinock, son of
the Marquis Camden ; Viscout4 Ingestrie. son of
Earl Talbot ' • Earl of Racksevase, sun of the Mar-
quis of Cholmondeley ; and Viscount Cranbarite.
ion of the Marquis of Salisbury.
It is of impoitance to state, that those Peers and
others who have been summoned should forthwith
transmit a stateateot of their intention to attend,
as it is understood that no tickets of adatissiaa,
either to the Abbey or Hall, will be issued except
to dime who shall willies a few days lave returned
their answers. Whim la oseltiferioas details de-
pending on the Earritierahal are erusidered, it is
Seared.y weenier,/ to rcillillk, hate 0110:1441j1 is that
. thate *No feel an i9tettet isk the aorosotiop rboold
facilitate, as touch as passible, the tebeeee ad his
coveted.
Lord Gwydir, the Lord Great Chamberlain, was
on Saturday sworn a Meatier of the Privy Cooucil
by his Majesty's commend.
Mr. Dyutoke, the nephew of the hereditary
Champion, who expects to be allowed to execute
that office es substitute for his untie who is ince-
pecitsted by his profession, he being a clergyman.
daily attends Ashley's Amphitheatre to quobly him-
self. The horse (a pie-bald black and whit+ which he
will ride has been selected horn Me. Attley*eroop,
but we doubt much whether it cab be pooeibly tit•
tee for the service that; the white horse from the same
stud, eiltibitod in the performance of Beery IV.
at Covent-gerdets. Two ether horses have also
been chosen front the troop far the Lotd High
Constable arid Earl Menthol, who will accutuuotiv
the Champion. The Charripioo's steed has L..,,
measured for his trappitir. The Champiori Ch.M.
ed, and the claim has' been allowed, to have is 6.0i.1
cup sod cover, with the horse on which he rides,
the saddle, armour, and furniture. Hit Majesty
has, we understand, selected a horse Nut his can
stud, as that which shall be given in fulfilment of
this claim. •
-The Committee of the Lords of Council appoint-
ed to superintend the preparations for the emus-
ties, will assemble at Whitehall this day : the
Earl of- Harrosiby will sit as President. All
matters of doubt will be referred to the decision of
these noble and illustrious persons.
The Berl Marshal, when the preparation. in she
Abbey are tensplete, will, we understand, imvise
Airkg4l lir the gratification of the public, es far as
tilleuemisiant grids propriety, previous t the loth
4 July.
The dresses to be worn by persons going with
tickets to the Hall and Abbey, both mile and le-
male, are l be in every sense of the word •• Intl
dresses;" but not Court theme. It is expected

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