The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-31 00:00:00

SUSSEX.

BRIGHTO,N, JULY 24.—The Masonic festival and public
procession of the craft, which has excited great Interest in the
town. The Duke of Ittctt storm, the P. G. N., at nine o'clock,
P.M., received the P. G. Officers, the past P. G. Officers, the
Masters and Wardens of the several Lodges in the province, at
the Old Ship; and at.eleven o'cl,,ek the brethren collectively
proceeded thence, to attend Divine Service at the parish
Church, in the following order, viz.:—.

SUSSEX 'PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE.
Order of the Procession to Church.
Two Beadles with Staves.
Tyler with drawn Sword.
Brethren not being Alembers of any Lodge in the Provinces
two and two, Juniors first.
The Lodge 720, Worthing The Lodge 522, Shoreham
The Lodge 701, Lichfield The Lodge 511, lirighton
The Lodge 651, Rye . The Lodge 72, Azuntiel
The Lodge 632, Chichester The Lodge 54, Ussting:l
The Lodge bi 37, Brighton The Lodge 52, Citichesttr
The Lodge 581, Lewes
Grand or Provincial Officers,• being visitors, according to their
rank.
Grand Tyler.
A Standard
P.O. Pursuivant, with drawn Sword.
P. G. Organist.
P.,G. Director of the Ceremonies.
P. G. Superintendant of Works.
Two P.O. Deacons, S. and J., with Wands.
P. GI, Secretary and Registrar.
P. U. Treasurer.
P.O. Chaplain.
P.G. Wardens, S. and J., Level and Plumb.
The Past Deputy P. O. Master.
P.O. Standard-Bearer.
The Holy Bible, borne by Past Master.
Steward.--Tne Deputy P. G. Master.—Steward
P, G. Standard-Bearer.
P. G. Sword-Bearer.
Steward.---The P. Grand Master, the Duke of Richmond._
Steward.
Two Stewards.
Two Beadles, with Staves.
The streets were crowded, but no confusion prevailed. A
plurality of special constables had been appointed fcr the occa-
sion ; but, excepting in keeping the road open, they had nothing
to do. The spectacle was imposing, with a solemnity attached
to it that wellbespoke its character. The general costume was
of sables, with white gloves, ornamented with the glitteriog
symbols and badges of the Craft. The banners were superb.
The Band of the 7th Dragoons, not the Sussex Regiment, did
the harmonious duty. At the Church, the prayers were read
by the P. G. Chaplain : an eloquent discourse from the Pulpit

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE F4LSUM AUDE.IT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1823.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received at a late hour this fenttOon,
by Express from Paris, the Pilo& 9f yesterday,
and the Dale of Tuesday.--4t is. alleged that
the Duke d'ANGOULENM was. to set oat'ou fi!
28th for Seville. Our Readers will ohserve

that an attempt is made to induce the tp•li,f tit
the Duke's advance is connected with ,ome pan
hatching in Cadiz for bringing affairs to a conch,-
sion. It is, however, much more probable that
the march from Madrid has been rendered ne_
cessary by the extreme peril of the divisions in
Andalusia under Generals BOURMONT and noun-
DESOULLE. The spirit of resistance has at length
been effectually aroused in Spain, and the danger
to the invaders increases every day.
[From the Pilate of yesterday.]
His Highness the Duke d'Angouleme is to set
off on the 28th, at nine o'clock in the morning,
for Seville. Some persons attribute his departure
to his wish of occupying a more military position
than that of Madrid ; anti it is affirmed that
Marshal Lauriston will replace the Prince.
Others state that his Highness wishes to be near
the operations before Cadiz.

It Was reported on 'Change that the Spanish
Government had no other object in the sortie