The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-18 00:00:00

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C ..11FMONIAL ru BB WISP:RI:RD AT THE PUBLIC
ENTRY OF MS MOST EXCIILLP.VT MAJESTY
ACING GEORGE THE FOURTH
uvro H4s CITY .OF EMl3istll4(ill.

•When the probable,,time of his Majesty'e loading at Leith
, shall be known, public notice thereof will be given, when the
•Oiiicere of State, the 0111:trs of the Crown, the Lord Provost
Ono the Magistrates of Edinburgh, the Lord Lieutenant of
tidal, and the Authorities, Civil and Military, will as
nemsh'e at such places.as shall be appointed, in order to receive
'las Majesty.
Hie 31ajesty4avisig landed•at Leith, the Officers of State,
• •the Lord Lieutenant of the County, amid die Senior Mujety of
will advance oat foot and uncovered towards bin Majesty,
And having solute their reverences, will congratulate the King
-en his happy arrival in ilitsfart of his doutinions. They will
-their attend his Majesty to hilt carriage, and take their reapec-
tire places in limo preoeasien, which will proceed up Leith
'Walk. until the arrival of his Majesty's carriage at the City
,Botroilaries, near Picardy-place, where it will halt, tad the
Lord Provost, Megiatiates, Cuuncil, mid City Officers will as.•
'tune on foot, uncovered, to the Royal ?its( nee,. and the door
. cif his tlitjesty's carriage tieing opened tie lord Provost,
kneeling, will address his Majesty, and will deliver the keys
-of tae city, the sword sod Mace on a crimson t, Is et cushion.
,The whole will then retire backwards from the Royal Presence,
•aard the. Lord Provost and Magistrates will take their places in
•the peoco,sitio, immediately alter the Lord Lieutenant of the
aunty. The proceasion then moving onward by Picardy-
,place, York-place, North Saint Andrew-street, South Saint
w-,stritet,aud turning to the left, will proceed by Piinces-
•street, anal the'll:gent Bridge, to the Niece of Holy rood.
The military will lie the way, under the orders of the emu-
„madder of the forces, and proceed to liulyrood house by the
Row-road.• 'rite procession *EI be Ilsuked with cavalry and •
:part of the highland gentlemen.
SetTrat of the Highland t kieftains intend, while the King
oremains, to appear C.l ptiLlic occasions with their feudal train,
•in the style of their ancestors. The Earl of Bredalbane has
-already arrived, and fifty of his followers are expected on So-
•tortisy. Macdonald, of Glengarry, who is nearly related to the
..Fristorti as orshal of diet same, will, it is said, hying with him
mot leas thaw roe liondredmilais plaided elan A stand is to be
,created in a coosenieut situation Cur the peeresses and Wits
„ of distinction, to witness die grand procession to time castle—
Miss 'free, of Covent Garden, is performing here at prescut.—
Last night she sustained the part of ibudius, in the Barber of
S eilfe. There were not fifty persons in the hooey. The people
-of this town, whether from the peculiar austerity of their religion,
or from cosistitutional temperament, appear to show an otter
olistasee fur. the drams. Vie Alteittre itself is a most wretched
structure, sod quite out of character with the other public
edifices. All the house servant" that were in the employment
of the late Duke of Buceleugh, arc engaged to wait upon his
Majesty at Dalkeitb palace ; soil this inurniug eraceed ou their
, Xespective duti.n. Yesterday muruing the Eurte frigate, our
of the royal squatltOn,arr;ted in Leith Roads and fired a royal
salute of fifteen guns, which was answered by the Lauer flag-
ship.