The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-16 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LiET.

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THE PLAN Of OPERATION
To be oliserved fir the Presentation of Colony to the Loy AL
Los Doit'Vetwer TTTTT , on Prirlty the 18th of May, 1/304
The ten ten Regiments of Loyal London Vohmtecrs
to assemble at their posts at six o'clock in the morn-
ing, and march to the waterside for embark.aion,
ley half past seven o'clock, M. T.
The Western Regimeats to Blackfriars Bridge.
The Centre to the Three Cranes.
The Easte n to the 'lower, where the River Fell
Giblet. under the command of Commodore Lucas,
will arrange their boats to receive them on board,
by eight &clocit, M. T.
The camp colours of each Regiment to be placed
in the stern of the boats, and a streamer, with the
aarne of the Regiment, and a distinguishing colour
I at the head of the leading boat of each Regiment.
P When the regiments are embarked, a gun to he
t; fred at each station, and the boats to assemble off
I- the Tower. The Tower parade guns to fire a sa-
-1 lute, a royal one, if any of the royal family are on
; the water.
The city state barge for the Lord Mayor and
' General, and the barges.far the Chmmittee and the
Staff. to be stationed off the Tower. The barge for
the Committee to have the colours on board.
To be received by Captain Snow and the harbour
marines off Greenwich ; to land under the fire of
f icy pieces of ordnance from the River Fencihl.• ,
ire.; and to be received by the Governor and Pi i,,-
„, eipal Officers of Greenwich Hospital, with the pen-
" stoners arranged on each side.
The Regiments to march through the Hospital
and Greenwich Park to Blackheath, and there form
antics the orders of the Earl of Harrington.
liThe colours to be presented by the Right Ho-
-1 stowable the Lord Mayor, attended by the Com-
!
anittee, in the way to be prescribed by General the
Elrl of Harrington.
The ground to he kept by the London and West-
! miaster Light Horse Volunteers, the Honourable
Artillery Company. the St. James's Volunteers, etc.
who will proceed to Blackheath by land. After the
ceremony is over, the whole will return to town by
land.
The Lord Mayor, the London Staff, the Corn-
, rnittee, and Field Officers of the several Regiments
on the ground, to be entertained at the London
I' Tavern.
Two pieces of cannon, with the complement of
men, to be detached from Woolwich for each ltegi-
ment ; to meet them on Blackheath, to go through
the manoeuvres with them; likewise the flying ar-
tillery attached to the Light Horse Volunteers.
Her Royal I highness the Princess of Wales to be
appyea of the ceremony intended to take place.
- His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief to
-'be invited to dinner, with his Staff.
The ships in the River to hoist the colours of
their nations, and man their shrouds,'and give three
cheers as the Lord Mayor, &c. pass.
The Trinity Boar-Ito be requested to add as much
as possible to the splendor of the day.
. The Deptford bard the same.
The West-India Dock the same, and other Corps
in the vicinity of the River, and any other that can
add to the splendor and consequence of the day.
A flag from the stone gallery at St. Paul's, and
the Mansion House, to be hoisted at five o'clock in
the morning, if the weather is favourable.
Adjutants to attend at that time, and if no flag is
hoisted, the Regiments not to assemble until the

sees: moonstr.
AU barges, pleasure boats, and wherries attending,
not connaled with this plan„ must be regulated
under the orders f.f the Lord Mayor, as Conservator
or` the River Thames.
The offer of the 3d Regiment of London Volun-
teer• to keep the ground not to be accepted, having
declined the honour of receiving the colours from
the Corporation.
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The undermentioned Volunteer Corps in the
County of Lancaster have received orders to march
upon permanent duty, this day, the I .sth inst. to
the blluning places, via.
Virrgao, Earl !talcarrag, to Urrepool, for 30 dale
St. Helen's. COL Irf &OM , ii. Chester -
Ashton L 441 bunt, Srl W. Gerrard, to Claeatrr for 2
*Lys - - 52
Ashton le fantg, Capt. Peet, to Lancaster - 11r1
Wig.‘n Ride Corp. Copt. Asbo:,, to C.st,:r - ;0
Warriagtan, Li Cut Lynn, to ditto. fur la ria)s . :,15
Croxteth, Earl S•-ttort to Pre .ton - . ::..4
Preece*, Major Ashcroft,Nditto . - ISO
Koorratey,Cavt. Wright, to ad:o - - 115
Ir"bietrea, Capt. Ord, to ditto - . b.

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