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amnia. and trump* went to their gallery* and the
several other pereoms compitsi.ng it were directed ‘o
their respective *eft bk the 0111&11 of Arms.
On entering the Halrthe Barons of the Cinque
Porte, bearing the Catteo, •otoceeded to' the bot-
tom ethe steps, where- they 'remained until 'lila
Adoiesty had ascended the elevated platform and
tented into his climber near the state.
The instant his Majesty entered the HsElbe
whole assembly greeted hint with cheers led
phtdditi, the Wit. !reefing their lisitdkerchiefss and
this saimated hid abititatiog scene continued esstd
hliiltiefty had retired behind the throne. In re-
novate throe warm testimonials of loyalty and 'l4-
feetion, his Majesty continued bowing and smiling
on each ride, as be proceeded at a majestic pace
and with a dignified mien up the Hall. His Ma-
jesty at this period of the ceremony appeared in
ranch betterspirits than when he left the Hall in'
the morning.
The compatr'st the tables then sat down,_
the Barons of the Claque Pert. tented awey
Canopy as their fee. ww *row iwia..*wra
THE MINER.'
At ten minutes Past 'ass dinner being ready, his
Majesty, wearing his Crown, and carrying the
Sceptre with the. Cross, end the Orb, and attended,
supported, au *hi trairi borne as befure,• came
out of his agiaslier, preceded by the Deputy Lord
. Cluitnherivin and the Four Swords borne
befit* him, awl took his seat in the Chair of State,
greeted with enthusiastic plaudits and cheers from '
'the whole- of 'the company assembled in the Hall,
isorinspebeed with the wavibg of plumed hats, caps,
"` 'Sind Itinicharichiefo, the ladies in particular diattn-

faittiltiug lbestselees by the eernestuess of their
'FIRST COURSE.
The Ant cosine was then nerved in the following
order :
Slx or the Clerk Comptroller.
Two Clerks of the Kitchen, in Wart comes.
Clerk Comptroller, is • velvet gown trimmed with
silver lees.
Three Clerks of the Dowd of Greer Cloth, is sesslet
samitke.
The Seeretary of the Board of Green Cloth.
The Master of his Majesty's Household.
The Comptroller of The Treasurer. of
jlia hlejesty's Household. his Majesty's Household.
Four Serjeents at Arms, with their Maces.
Three Guest °Seers of State, mounted oa horses richly
eapaeriesed
The Deputy Eatl The Loa High The Lord High
Wankel of Rag. Seeerbeel, the Cemelleble, the
land, Lord Home Illargoia sf Dabs if Ret-
ard of Etlingfitim, Segleary, with with the
bearing the Earl his While Staff, CoostableaStaK
Dleesbers Star, his Gamma ea awl bin COVOINI
..d M. Coronet h s head, eabishead, al-
um-Ws bead, at. • laded by two
Seeded by • Pate. Parse.
Root &rifest. at AMA, wish Illigke team
illeatlenser Pensierers, hearlag she Vibes if Slat.
The dinner war placed en the table by his
Majesty's two Clerks of the Kitchen ; and the
whole train ofibase who had brought it up retired,
the Gentlemen Pensioners and others walking hick
wards, with their fares towards his Majesty, '
the these great Often of Sesta - bock*, their
horses out of the MM. His Majesty. appeared to
be highly delighted with the style ns which this
fret was executed : and never certainly was there a
neater and more masterly display of equestrian skill
• than was exhibited by the Marquis of Anglesey
in this inanceuvre, his Lordship's horse scarcely
deviating from • straight hue in his backward
course, and being entirely guided by his Lordship;.
whereas the Duke of Wellington and Lord Howard
had attendants at their horses' heads. Lord How-
ard's hinge was not managed without considerable
difficulty, rearing, caracoling, and curvetting at
every step as he retired. Such was the general ad-
miration excited by the graceful and masterly .•
equitation of the Marquis of Anglesey. that the en-
deavours to restrain the expression of applause in
the Royal presence was frequently overpowered,
and the loud burst ever and anon broke forth.
The Deputy Lord Great Chamberlain, with his Majesty's
Cupbearer, the Earl of Abirgdos and his Assistant, the Earl
of Verulam, being preceded by Black Rud, received from
the (Meer of she Jewel-house the gilt basin and ewer for his
Majesty to wash, attended by the Lord of the 11,4110 r of
Merlon with the towel. The Kiug rising, and delivering his
eceplre to the Lord of the Manor of %Seiko", sad the'
sib to the Bishop Mending ou his IA band, the Cup.
beim poured out the water or his Majesty'. hand, the
larder the Manor of Heyduu holding the towel.
The Dees of the Chapel Royal then said (race; sad .
his Majesty having Istria his met, lbe Bishops, his sup.
porters, retired to their dinner.
Ost the King's right hand stood the Lord of the Manor
of Woiksop holding the sceptre; next to him on the mire
sole, the Lords bearint the four swords: on his Majeety's
left hand, the Duke of Devuoshire with the orb, and next to
him the Depth Lord Great Chamberlain, sod next to him
the Duke of Riiihind, bearing the sceptre with the dote.
At the end of the table on the King's right hand were
seated their Royal Highnesses the Doke, of York, Supecx,attil
auucester; and on his left hand the Dukes "(Clarence and
Cambridge, sod the Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg.
The duties of his Majesty's C were performed by
the Earl of Denbigh ; mud those of the Assistart-Carver by
the Earl of Chichester. When tbete Noble Lords were
oboist to perform the duties of their sleets it was discovered
that there were *either knives, futks, nor spoons on the
royal table, and • delay of several minutes occurred ere
they were brought. The desire of his Majesty's Sewer
vete performed br the Earl of Mount Edgeurnbe; and those
of the Assistaut•Sewer by the Earl Whitworth.
Then the Deputy appointed by the Lord of the Manor of
Addington pretested the torts of dillegrout, prepared by
the king'e Matter Cook. of trltieh his Majesty tasted, and
!Iwo ordered it to be taken away.
I Lord or the Manor of Wymondlee, in Hertfordshire,
-.l4eisted by the King's Copbearer and Isis Assistant, re- 1
erised from the Officer of the Jewel-house, and, kneeling, per. I
tented to his Majesty a silver gilt cup eoutainlng wine; and
his Majesty bairn drunk thereof, returned the enp to him 1,
fur Isis fee.

The Duke of Arpll, as Great Master of the Household
of Scotland. then presented a gold cup of wine; and his
Nlajkty hatpin drunk thereof, returned the eup to bleu fur
his fee.
THE CHALLENGE.

Before the Second Course, shout ten minutes after six,
Vie Deputy appointed to rdßeiste as King's Champion for
the Lord of the Minor of Scrivelithy, in Lincolnshire, en-
tail! die Hall on horseback in a coniplete snit of bright
orniour, between the land High Constable and Deputy Earl
St to rhal, alma on horseback, in the following manner :
Tau Trumpet* with the Champion's Arms an their
BAD der,.

The gterjestit Trempeterwlllll7is Mace on his shoulder.
TnJ Serjesuts at Arms wit► their Maces on their shoulders.
The Champion's two Esquires, in half Armour,
Sr on the right head bearing she Champion'. Lance, the
tither on the left hand with the Champion's Target sod
she Arms of Dyadic depicted thereon.
A Herald,
with a Paper IN bti bind otetaining ale Maine.