The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-18 00:00:00

CONI'O CATION.

EARLY yesterday morning a Convocation,
virtue of the King's Writ, was held at the Charcr-
house, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
About half past eleven o'clock the Convocation
began to move in grand procession from the Ch,ip-
ter-house to the west door of St. Paul's Cathedral.
They moved in the following order :

The Archbishop of Canterbury and his Attendants.
Then followed a great number of interior Dignified Clergy',
two and two.
Sir Wm. Scott, Chief Judge of the Admiralty Court,
and
the Right lion. Sir Wm. Wynne, Official Principal
Archbishop's Court of Canterbury, in their full Robes—they
were followed by between forty and fifty Doctors and Proc
tors, two and two.
They were met at the door by the Bishop of London,
Bishop of Rochester, Dr. Vincent, the Dean of Westminster,
and a great number of interior Clergy, who received the Col?'"
vocation very respectfully, and the procession by Chorister'
joined the procession two by two.
The Vicars Choral, two and two.
The Vergers,• two and two.
Minor Canons, two and two.
Canon in Residence.
Tha Bishop of London and Rochester followed the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury
The Prayers and Litany were read in Latin by
the BISHOP of ROCHESTER. of the
The Sermon was preached by the Archdeacon of
St. Albadis. He took his text in the original
Greek language, and preached the Sermon in Latin;
it lasted twenty-five minutes, but of course not t°
the edification of the major part of his numero°
congregation.
After the whole,of the Service, the Attcll ISO°

Of CANTERBURY gave the Blessing in English.
In the course of the Service, the Alithem 0 prat
for the Peace of Jerusalem," was sung by the Gentle'
men of the Choir; and after the Sermon they sun%
" Gloria in excellcis," composed by TA 'Ads.

The Church was crowded.
, The Cathedral has been shut up fISr some time
account of the repairs that ale going on, but Wli
opened specially on this occasion.

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Public curiosity has seldom manifested itself
more strongly to obtain sight of an individual'
than it did yesterday to see the French Ambassa-
dor. At a much earlier hour than it is usual fog'
any person to be seen about St. James's on public
days, every avenue to the great staircase was Corn'
pletely filled. The pressure at St.
James's-streec
gate became so troublesome, that it was found An e-
Cessary to circulate a report that Mons.
DREOSSI was not to be at Court until the
ing week. This produced a momtntarily g(/'
effea, and the ranks were a little thinned. Whe:
the General arrived, it required all the exerti°n:
of the Officers of the Palace, assisted by Townsend!
&c. to keep a dear way to the. stairs. The Ainb°:...
sador was accompanied in his carriage, agreeob'e
to etiquette, by Sir STEPHEN COTTRELL, Moste•
of the Ceremonies, by whom he was condated ra,
the Royal Presence. He was dressed in a Generii,
uniform of the Consular Guard; -dark blue doll'
coat, longer and fuller skirted than our presefl;
fashion, with pantaloons of the same. The cdv
of the coat, and over the button holes, were belif,
tifully embroidered with gold, on a scarlet brow
the pantaloons were ~rnamerrted with gold lace; 0°,0;
half-boots, with gold lace and tassel,°rc.
waistcoat, richly embroidered with gold ; a 13.1,1 g
broad sash round his waist (on the outside-of
coat) of scarlet silk net, richly wrought with 01:3'` ' o."
a large cocked hat, with three tiemendouslylfrc
feathers ; he wore a sabre, like what our Jibe
Horse wear, which hung about his heels and hit :tic
ground; the scabbard of steel, highly polished,; r
handle of solid gold ; ,he wore hair
slightly thrown into his hair. The equipoge iG
nothing to make it such an objea of curiosity astic
excited. The servants were attired in dark.b°tsfr
green coats laced with gold; scarlet laced '':_aiact
coats, and green small clothes ; hats with bear,
gold lace, and the National cockade. Tiletf,of
riage, which evidently exhibits the workmanswrea,
both countries, was painted a plain bottle gre
of
with a silver. raised work round the upper PArbteets
the middle pannel. The body appears to have 00
an English built one, the carriage French, avail'
remarkable for strength than ornament.
On Monday arrived per post, at the VI
Clerk's Office, Plymouth, the long expo red Wrif
Mandamus, moved for in the Court of XI,
Bench. It is addressed to the late Mayor, the
_ep
corder, Aldermen, Common Council, and Feen:of
of that Borough, to compel them to den Si
a s,a,/fic,
for the year ensuing, on a day named in the 'tip
viz. the 23d inst. at the usual place of ele4 tif
The notice to be served on tire Eleftors consist
eleven sheets of paper, closely written.
r,
The beautiful and amiable daughter 0. oriel
HARRIS, of Covent-Garden Theatre, was !) tht
yesterday at Hillingdon, near Uxbridge, I cif"
family vault built by that Gentleman.--Thee was
comstance attending this young Lady's. deceas ,elc
particularly affeEting. Her anxious parent!
e fret
assisting her up stairs, not without hopes oi wat
covery, when she expired in their arms,
struggle, or any observable indication of ro- CO,
It is with pleashre we announce, that ff"fil of
tain communications privately received ..1150er
by Mr. BOND, in Bow-street, and
,the active vat'
sures, which that Magistrate is in conseqtletieboaar:
suing, there is every probability that
bc the inodero'
murderers of Mr. STEEL will Shortly
amenable to justice, Arllstefr
Between the 27th and 28th ult. died at
tide:,
dam, Samuel David Levy, otherwise Po! re 01
noted for his wanderings, at the advance I,ll'llle,
too years, 2 months, and 27 days. He has „1. 14.!
hind him 28 children, and 27 grand flourc
preserved all his faculties to the last
. rotbe
Judithlife.
notlDtavisid, lac and irj
months, and 26 days. Her brotherf act, 0:4
Leyden, died upwards of 109 years b 00
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