The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

ORDER OF PROCESSION
Fur CHAIRING SIR FRANCIS BURDETT and JOHN
CAN! HOBHOUSE, Esq. on Thursday, April 6, 1820.

Two Trumpeters on Horseback,
Four dark Blue and White Streamers.
Constable on Horseback.
Nine A3sisianis,, three and three.
Dark Blue Flag, Motto, "The People."
Band of Music, three and three.
B of the Parish of St. Anne—Green.
Electors on Foot, four and four.
Parochial Committee in Bartniches and Four.
Baird of Music, three and three.
ansuer of St. Paul, Coircut.gartlett, and St. Martin-
le-Grand—Pink.
Electors on foot, furor and four.
Pasochial Committer iu Barorsdrea and Four.
Band of Music, three and three.
DAMAO' of St. Clement and St. Macy.le.Straud..—White.
Electors on Foot, four and four.
Parochial Committee in Barouches and Four.
Dark Blue Flag, Motto," Reform of Parliament."
Band of Music, three and three.
Banner of St. Martin-in.theSields—Dark Blue.
Electors on Foot, four and four.
Parochial Committee in Barouches and Four.
Band of Music, three and three.
UMW of St. James—Crimson.
Electors me Foot, four and four.
Parochial Committee is Barossches and Four.
Dark Blue Flag, motto, "Trial by Jury."
Band of Music, three sod three.
Banner of St. George—light Blum.
Electors on foot, four and four.
;Parochial Committee In Barouches and Four.
Band of Music, three sod three.
Banner of St. Margaret and St. Joliu—While.
Elector* ou foot, four and four.
Parochial Committee is Barouches sad Four.
White Flag, Motto, " Purity of Election."
Three Baronches and Four, containing the Proposers and
Secouilera, Chairman, Treasurer, Counsel, and Solicitor.
Four Trumpeters on Horseback.
Dark Blue Fl3g, "John Cam Hobbostse"—Whits Banner
in Advance, " Choice of the People—Dark Blue Flag,
" Sir F. Burdett."

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Sir FRANCIS BURDETT,
and
JOHN CAN. HOBHOUSE, Esq.
la a Car draw• by Six Grey Horses.
Tommy named Geatlemen on Horseback.
Carriages to close.
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The electors of the several parishes will assemble at nine
u'c I pek, at their respective Committee-rooms. They will them
proceed with their band of music and banner to Sloane-
strict, Knightsbridge, which it is expected they will reach
at about ern. Whoa the Members are seated in the ear, the
procession will proceed in the coarse staled is the advertise-
..
wrist in front of our Paper.
After setting down at the Crows and Anchor, carriages
will draw off towards Temple-bar, round the east side of
St. Cie oseat's Church, mad up Wyels.street.
Gentleesea who joie the preemie.' in baguet's/lb will do
so in bemoan without boxes, the horses (with a favour on
each side of the head) rode by postillions.
The favour will be dark blot, with a white rosette lu the
centre, to be worn on the kA aids albs bat.

Yesterday her Royal Highness the Duchess of
CLaassca took an airing in her carriage in the
Regent's Park.
The Duke of NORIPOLIC will leave town this day.
fur his seat, Fornharn, Suffolk.
The Marquis and Marchioness C HOLMON DELEY
are expected to leave town on Fridsy, for thei► seat
in Cheshire.

The Marquis and Marchioness of LA NSDOWN
gave a grand entertai 1111 l rut on Illoesday to the
Duke of HAMILTON, the Earl of DONOIJOHNONA,
Lord and Lady HOLLAND. Lord Huicsitssom
and a large party of distinguished personages, at
Lansdown House, Berkeley-spier,
The Earl and Countess of LODSDALD and family
are expected in town the beg gof treat week
*Or the season, from their seat, Cottesimere. Rut.
landshire.
The Earl of HARDWOOD died on Monday more.
ing at Harewood-house, .Hatover.square. His
Lordship was in the 8.3 d year of his age. Ile is
succeeded in his titles and estates by Lord LAS-
cmi.i.te (now Earl of HARDWOOD). who lately
succeeded Earl FtTZWILLIAM, as Lord Lieutenant
of the West Riding of Yorkshire.