The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-28 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET.

" NOTICE TO DROVERS AND oTHERS.
" eattiO of any description will be allowtibe
pass over Biackfriars-bridg,, or through any (",.0
streets or.thoroughfares in the line of p 0
rocession "-of
Temple-bar to the New Exchange; between the hours Q.
seven o'clock in the morning and six o'clock in the kel4e3fl
ink;; anil that the route for cattle leaving Swit"'"be
market be Smithfield-bars and St. John's-street 1..b!"t0,
western and northern districts ; Long-lane, arble,,
Chiswell.street into Sun-street, to tounsditch, for l'rs,
eastern and southern districts. The police have nrde •
to see these directions carried out.

" By order of the Lord Mayor,
" S. R. GOGDMAN, clerk?'

The following police order was issued this ruurnili,ig:o-;
" REGULATIONS FOR PREVENTING OBSTRUCTION' e.
THE THOROUGHFARES, TO BE OBSERVED ON °C
DER 28 :ed
" 1. No carriage of any description, nor person 0
horseback, will be allowed to remain in the si6' trefe
through which the royal procession passes, until of
her Majesty's return.
" 2. No carriage of any description will be perlutfor
to pass into the streets of the line of the procession 11.01,
the hour of nine o'clock in the morning, except as
lows, viz. :
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First. The carriages of the family of the '''„."te
Family, the Cabinet Ministers, and the Officers of,s,
who precede the procession, may pass at any hour' 0
" fecund. Company having tickets for admission 0
the Royal Exchange, will be permitted to pass until te
o'clock.
" 3. The company having tickets for the BuY—d kith
change, and wishing to follow in the royal process'sr
will be admitted through the barrier in St. Jailffos
street, on showing their tickets to the police, and s r st,
will be assigned for their carriages to draw up„ijoire
James's-street, until the royal procession As" will
passed into Pall-mall, after which such carriagesters,
iollow those of the Ambassadors and Foreign MO.:bids
and of her Majesty's Ministers, in the order is -
they have sucessivelv drawn up.
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" 4. The police have orders to prevent all el
u
tions of the thoroughfares, in the vicinity of the ",-0
procession, and not to allow carts, carriages, or wagbio
to stand in such thorough!ares at any time front
o'clock in the forenoon until after the return of the rni'-
procession.

" RICHARD MAYNE,
" Commissioner of Police of the Diet eopolm
" Metropolitan Police-office, Whitehall-place,
Oct. 26, 1844."

ST. MARTIN'S-IN-THE-FIELDS. rir
The following notice has been issued by the Ow
chial authorities of the parish of St. Martin's-ill't
Fields:—

" St. Martin's-in-the-Fields Vestry-office, Oct- 24l•" Take notice that barriers will be erected in the
yr
lowing streets, in this parish, on the occasion ef<ei
Majesty's proceeding into the City, to open the
Royal Exchange, on the 28th instant:— •

"OPEN BARRIERS.
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" The Haymarket, in conjunction with the parl-
St. James, at the north-west corner of Suffolk-place.
" Villiers-street, at Duke-street.
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" St. Martin's-place, at the north corner of the ci ‘,--11
steps.
" Spring-gardens, at the crossing, east end of ATair
street.
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" Warwick-street, across the same, at the
par'
b oundary.

" CLOSED BARRIERS.
" Dorset-place, at St. Martin's-street.
"Icing Wiilitun-street, at the west end.
" Adelaide-street, at the north end.
" Agar-street, at the north end.
" Bedford-street, at Maiden-lane.
" Southampton-street, at the parish. boundary. Ajoft
" Burleigh-street, at the north end, in conj 1111"
with the parish of St. Clement's Danes.
"Exeter-street, near the Strand. t44e
"Adam-street, Adelphi, at the corner of John-st.
"Buckingham-street, at Duke-street. Sr°
" Brewer's-yard, at the back front of the
houses.
" Durham-street, at the back front of tho
houses.
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"The open barriers will be closed at nine ac.-, otbe,if
the morning until after her Majesty's return., °J.,- sr
barriers will be closed at six o'clock in the motaili,-P,:hicle
remain so until after her Majesty's return. ..S0 LS°
of any description, or horses, will be allowerl to the,
a any of the streets or places within the harri erg, 1.4'0/0
line of her Majesty's progress to open the- Der
Exchange, on Monday, the 28th inst.
"By order of the Paving COMJ nitteet
"A. BURSTALL, surver3'.
.410 A
POST-OFFICE REGULATION FY JR MO.--
NEXT.
COIThe following notice was issued 'fast evening by
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mand of her Majesty's Postmaster -.General
Post-office, October 25, 1844. -Z.ClotiCe to the of u
the several departments of the General Post-once,,gp
St. Martin's-le-Grand, except the inland and fcre:ftill
the ship letter, and the Londe,n district Post-offices' 00
he closed for business after- twelve o'clock at nonjo'
Monday next, the 28th inst., on the occasion of be,:"„,'
jesty's visit to the City, to open the Royal Y.O-'l it°
The offices, above excepted, will remain open fo rof
receipt and dispatch of letters as usual. The M'')eive
order Office will be open from ten o'olocfs until t
at noon, for the
" payment and is sue of In -
orders.

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME THE STAOI
PROCESSIOIi,
The procession is to leave Piuckingham palace
3r y,
quarter to eleven o'clock. The route is along the rlfr
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through the iron gates by the German Chapel, into
os,
mall, along Pall-mall, Cyckspur-street, Cbaring-eiy
the Strand, Fleet-street, Ludgate-hill, St. Paul's Chu r
yard, Cheapside, to the Royal Exchange.
Detachment of Life Guards. es.
Her Majesty's Carriages, each drawn by six h°r
.Two Grooms The first Carriage, Two Cir
walking. drawn by six bays, wa,ikiab
Conveys
Gentleman Usher of the Sword of Staice,
Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber,
Exon of the Yeoman of the Guard.,
Page of Honour in Waiting.
(.1.0000 Two Grooms The second Carriage,
Ts;iearkipg.
"
walking. drawn by six ba:vs,
Conveys
Lord in Waiting to Prince Albert (Lord Geo. -1,"
Groom in 'Waiting (the Hon. Captain DuncombeiLoP
Groom in Waiting to Prince Albert (Capt. F. SeYw Silver Stick.
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Two Grooms The third Carriage, Two n,.00
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walking. drawn by six bays, w4kitig.
Conveys
Lord in Waiting (Lord Byron),
Treasurer of the Household (Earl Jerivri)'
Vice-Chamberlain (Lord Ernest Bruce), 001/0
C ,mptioller of the Household (the Right He"
Colonel Dawson Darner).
The fourth Carriage,
drawn by six bays,
Conveys,
„is of
Groom of tho Stole to Prince Albert (the :gall?
Exeter),
Captain of the Yeomen of the G':. ard (the Earl
of 13e.
verley),
Captain of the Gentleman-:;':-Arms (Lord Foret.ter)'
Master of the Buck Hotr.,(ls (the Earl of Ro.,slY"),"nint4
Two Grooms Th' filth Carriage T" ,ro
g.
walking. drawn by six bays, walk°
Conveys,
Maid of Honour (the Honourable Lucy icerr),
Bedchamber Woman,
Earl Marshal (the Duke of Norfolk),
Gold Stick,

Two Grooms

Two Gr°°lls
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