The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-20 00:00:00

George Bourehier Ward, Esq., bearing the Collar of the

position of the rucko, approached the schooner wild'
greater caution; and though, owing to her situation acd

sea that came 1) i' --6
the heavy
not escape an occasional owinig in upon them, she did
Lump, contrived to keep in deep
water, anal succeededn: 1,
,31.aivgailant effort in getting along-
, side the selvsotter, a
by means of grapplings.
. There was not a
.moment to:' to
l, e
the sailors' if I
___c-,-, Joar over the, The swell was driving
l
reek, the waves i eating completely
e breadth of the
and every moment it was feared
iover her at intervals,
she would be din-
, abi,d, hut, she 1.-,roved herself a werthysea boat and stood
it ronly,• and despite repeated 1...,,a
plunged•gallantly into deo water, haling g shocks at last
• t, soffered corn-
pratively little injuiy. The crew of
th
schooner, five l
in number, comprisin,,g, the master and four
then sarVy got into the WeSt.Thelt Lout, but the
9" r'
the
rose of the waxes made it ithpesbible fur tile-

Order in like manner.

Greville Vernon, Esq , bearing the Sword of the Order

in like manner.

William Brodie, Esq., attached to the Embassy, bear•
ing the Book of the Statutes in like manner.

Count Pisani, Keeper of the Archives of the Embassy,
bearing the Mantle and Cordon of the Order
in like manner.
Liottl Moore, Esq., attached to the Embassy, bearing
the Hat and Plume in like manner.
_ _

Edward Stephen Dendy, Esq., Surrey Herald Extraor

dinary, bearing the Garter and the Riband and
George of the Order in like saner.
William Courthmpe, Esq., Somerset Herald, Secretary
to the Commission, carrying in his hand the
Sovereign's Commission.

S'r Charles George Young, His Excellency Stratford
Garter Principal King of Viscount Stratford de
Arms, in his Mantle, Redcliffe, G. C. 8., her
Chain, and Badge, bear- Majesty's Ambassador
ing h►s Sceptre, and car- Extraordinary and Mi•
rying the Sovereign's sister Plenipotentiary,
Letters of Credence, wearing the Collar of the
Most Honourable Order
of the Bath.

Advancing into the royal presence, with due reve-
rences, the mission was received by his Imperial Ma-
jesty, attended by the Grand Vizir and other ministers
and officers of state.

The gentlemen bearing the ensigns ranged themselves
at the foot of e, table, placed on the right hand of his
Imperial Nlajesty, and the secretary of the commission
advanced to the front of the table to deliver the ensigns
to the plenipotentiaries.
His Excellency Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe wade
an address to his Imperial Majesty declaratory of the
object of the mission, to which his Majesty made a most
gracious reply ; Garter then delivered to his lordship the
letters of credence, which his lordship presented to his
Imperial Majesty, who delivered the same to the Minis-
ter for Foreign Affairs. The statutes were then in like
manner presented ; the commission was next presented
to his Imperial Majesty, who delivered the same to the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the same was subse-
luently retureed to Garter.
Garter then received from the Secretary the garter,
and delivered the same to Viscount Stratford de Red-
cliffs, who placed the same round his Majesty's left leg.
His Majesty was next invested with the riband and
George appendant.
Garter then, in like manner, received the sword, which
was presented by Viscount Stratford de Radcliffe to his
Imperial Majesty.
The mantle, the collar, the hat and plume, and the
star were then severally received by Garter, and by him
delivered to Viscount Stratford de Radcliffe, who pre-
sented the same to his Imperial Majesty, by whom they
were delivered to the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
At the c.ioclusion of the ceremony, Garter, the Secre-
tary to the Commission, and Surrey Herald Extraordi-,
nary, had the honour of being severally presente•; to
his Imperial Majesty by his Excellency Visceuntt Strat-
ford de Redcliffe.

The plenipotentiaries and their suite were, re-conducted
in the royal carriages from the Palace to the British em.
bassy, in the same manner and in the acme state in which
they were conveyed to the palace.
Amongst the Ministers, great officers of State, and
others of the Sultan's household present at the investi-
ture, were Redshid Pacha, Grand Vizier ; Fund Pacha,
Minister for Foreign Affairs ; Mehemed Ali Pacha, Ca-
poudan Paella ; Mehemed Rushdi Pasha, Seraskier ;
Ahmed Fethee Pacha, Master of the Ordnance ; Omar
Pacha, Serdar Ekrem ; Sbevfic Pacha, President of the
Supreme Council ; Ali Gbalib Pacha, Master of the
Mint ; Kiamil Bey, Introducer of Ambassadors ; Emin
Bey, . one of.the Sultan's secretaries ; and Stephen Pi-
sani' Esq., First Interpreter to her Britannic Majesty's
embassy.

Admiral Lyons, G.C.8., commanding her Majesty's
fleet in the Mediterranean ; the Right Hon. Sir Henry
Bulwer, G.C.8., her Majesty's Commissioner in the
Moldo-Wa,llachian provinces ; Charitm Cusiberbatch,
Xsq., her Majestfb Consul-General ; and several officers
of the army awl navy, were present during the cere-
mony,

CHAS. GEO. YOUNG, Gaiter.

the
following, according to the Constantionple papery,
is the address delivered by Lord Stratford de Redclift°
On
thereeuting to the Sultan the insignia of the Order of
Garter :
it
6i ,
s
by order of the Queen, my most gracious sovereign,
anneoncert wit virtue of her Royal mauda,,e, I have the honour,
and trey"iih•Sir Chas. Young, Garter King at Arrm6,
eagne on this occasion, to present to your Ini•
noble Or'ie
perial IVlajtsty the insignia of the renowned and most
•r ot the Garter, founded, as your Alajesty is
aware,; one of the most illustrious princes
by.
-
of the tong series of Monarchs of England.
The Quv,' n, sire, in in,,,, her plenipotentiary to in-
vest it, esteems herself happy to
gvievs:
ayo7pru.rbil‘iclajteltitiyioiiy
of
her friendship and Royal
consid station for your august peison, as well as to m
fest to -the world ht-r cordial desire that the alliance, so
and
ustful•lyouy
rs s estahblished, between the empire of her Majesty
ould be maintained without interruption,
glory attached to your imperial name a distinc-
and mutually cemented. In adding to the nurn;rous
cedent, your Majesty may give v, •
self the Fafisf action of attributing it to that - ~,unk-
indnessthat policy of conc.ileiation versonal
tkijonticiwcoitrhout ant,
which
th
and ,to
eih have
great associated your
family ; and the resultseotut _ ,
already proculaoirr:dn
only 'trait tar.tbeir full ex, c ;
~..n3 to disseminate the most
governmen.t
.vaai AU° tvcefita every w•
..414.
Lot me be allowed in my 0 wg . to' ale to expres? .
now deeply Ifeel the honour which
, Cie,nferred. bY '..nis memorable investiture on myself, the
e kzamb!o ia':,6rtiment chosen to effect it."
,-• .
to, I no ~;;plan replied as follows :
..
these noble
r ....
.t eatisfacticul
to .av I ".1 receive with the greatest
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