The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-10 00:00:00

LORD MAYOR'S DAY.

Yesterday being the 9th of November, and being
also the Sabbath Day, the usual procession, deno-
minated through all pri•erding years " The Lord
Mayor's Show," was, as a matter of course, hell
this morning, and nb as a matter of bourse every
leading thoroughfare in the city was tl.rongt d beyond
all calculation. At eleven o'clock the gland spec.
mete and display of city wealth and magnificence
protteekd from the Guildhall along Cheapside, the
Pouhry, Cornhill, Graceehurch-street, Fenchurch-
Vreet, Aldgate, Minories, &c. &c., in the following
order :

Peace Officers to clear the way.
The Boys belonging to` h
itey Royal
Marine Society, with Banners.
Marshal Man.
Drum—Major and Fife-Major of the Honourable the East
India Company.
Twenty-eight Drums, fifes, and Key-Tingles of Ditto.
THE GOLDSMITHS' COMPANY.
Six Peace Officers.
Two Stavesmen.
Marshal of the Goldsmiths' Company.
A Grand Military Band.
Two Porters.
Till BARGE-MASTER IN A SPLENDID STATE PRIM.
I. The Banner of Mr. Sheriff Copeland.
S r B. Read 3. Sir John Paring 2
Sii Martin Bowes 5. Sir Hugh Myddleton
Alderman Garrett 7. The Goldsmiths' Arms
The Aims of the City of 9. The Royal Standard.
London
The Splendid Long Streamer borne by Four Watermen.
Two Pages.
The Veadle of the Goldsmiths COmpany.
The Chaplain and Clerk in a Chariot.
The Livery of the Goldsmiths' Conipany in their Carriages.
The Court of Assistants and the Wardens.

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4.
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The Prime Warden.
THE COOPERS' COMPANY.
The Beadle of the Worshipful Company of Coopers.
Watermen bearing the following Banners.
I. Benefactors' Banner V. Benefactors' Banner
3. Mr. Sheriff' Booth 4. The Arms of the Company
5. The City Arms 6. The Union Standard.
The Clerk of the Comrany in his Chariot.
The Court of Assistants.
The M • ster and Warslens in their Carriages
THE VINTNERS' COMPANY:
Marshal of the Vintners' Company.
A Grand Military Band.
Six Wine Porters in Costume.
The -urge Master in his State Livery.
1. The Banner of St. Martin, Patron
2. Bacchus in a Car drawn-by Leopards
3. Banner of Swan Royalty
4. Banner of the late Lord Mayor
5. The Company's Arms
li. The City Arms
7. The Union Flag
S. The Imperial Standard.
The Superb Long Streamer borne by Four Waterman.
Two Pages.
The Beadles of the Vintners' Company.
The Clerk in his Chariot.
The Court of Assistants.
The Wardens in their Carriages.
The Master attended by the Chaplain.
THE IRONMONGEARS' COMPANY.
The Marshal of the WorshipfullCompany of Ironmongers.
Three Trumpeters of the Royal Artillery.
Master of Defence.
Eight Assistants to ditto.
Two Porters of the Ironmongers' Company.
Lieutenant of the Band of Pensioners.
Thirty-three Pensioners bearing Shields of the Arms of the
Livery.
Six Pensioners with Shields of Benefactors' Arms.
Three Pensioners bearing the Master and Wardens' Arms.
A Shield with the Company's A Shield with the Lord Mayor's
Arms. Arms:
The City Arms. The Imperial Arms. The Wileld of Union.
Captain of the Band of Pensioners.
The Barge Master of the Iranmongers' Company in his State
Livery.
The Watermen bearing the following eight Banners of
I. Joshua Jonathan Smith, Esq., Alderman
2. tir Charles Price, Baronet
3. St. Lawrence, Patron
' 4. The Aims of the Ironmongers' Company
5. The Arms of the Lord Mayor
6. The City Arms
7. The Union Flag
8. The Royal Standard.
The Splendid Long Streamer, borne by four Watermen
Two Pages
The Deputy Gentleman Usher
Twelve Gentlemen Ushers with Wands
The l'rincipal Gentleman Usher
The Royal Artillery Band of Twenty Musicians.
The Beadle f the Company in full Costume
Two Marshals' Men
The Under City Marshal
_ The C,erk in his Chariot ; _ _

The Liveryrnen'of the Worshipful Company of Ironmongers in
• their Carriages
The Wardens in a Chariot
The Master in his Carriage attended by the Chaplain
Trumpeter on Trumpeter on Trumpeter on
Horseback. Horseback. Horseback.
The Lord Mayor's Barge Master in his State Dress.
The Bargemen bearing the various Colours and Shields.
THE carraix OF THE THAMES NAVIGATION BARGE.
The Principal Assistant Water Bailiff.
The Watermen with Colours.
Trumpeter on Trumpeter on Trumpeter on
Horseback. . Horseback.t Horseback.
Guard on Horseback. Kettle Drums. Guard on Horseback.
Farrier. • Farrier.
Guard on ANCIENT HERALD OF Guard on
Horseback. ENGLAND, Horseback.
Habited in a superb Tabard with the Arms of England & Plumed.
Guard on Standard Bearer on horseback in half Guard on
Horseback. armour, bearing the banner of Horseback.
his Knight.
Esquire in half armour, bearing Esquire in half armour, bearing
the rhield of his Knight. ' the sword of his Knight.
Yeoman of the Guard. Yeoman of the Guard.
ANCIENT KNIGHT,
Mounted on a charger, armed Cap-a-pee, in a suit of Polished
Steel Armour, with a Battle Axe.
Armourer. Armourer.
Guard on Horseback. Guard on Horseback.
Trumpeter on Trumpeter on Trumpeter on
Horseback. Horseback. Horseback.
Guard on Horseback. Guard on Horseback.
Farrier. Farrier-
Guard on Horseback. Guard on lorseback.
Guard Stan,iard Bearer, on Horseback, Guard
on in half armour, bearing the on
Horseback. Banner of his Knight. Horseback.
Esquire in half armour, bearing Esquire in half arrnour4bearing
the Shield of his Knight. the Sword of his Knight.
Yeoman of the Guard. Yeoman of the Guard.
ANCIENT KNIGHT,
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Mounted on a Charger, aimed Cap-a-pee, in a superb suit of
Polished Brass Scale Armour, with a Battle Axo.
Armourer. Armourer.
Guard on Horseback. Guard on Horseback.
Trumpeter on Trumpeter on Trumpeter on
liersenack. Horseback. horseback.
Guard on Horseback. Kettle Drums. Guard on Horseback.
Farrier. Farrier.
Guard on liorsebaok. Guard on Horseback.
Guard Standard Bearer, on Horsebac , Guard
on in half armour, bearing the on
Horseback. Banner of his Knight. Horseback.
Esquire in half armour, bearing Esquire in half armour, bearing
Or- Shied of his Knight. the Sword of his Knight.
Yeoman of the Guam. Yeoman of the Guard.
ANCIENT KNIGHT,
IN•lounted on a Charger, armed Cap-a-pee, in a superb Suit of
Burnished Steel Armour, with a Battle Axe.
Arinomer. Armourer.
Guard on Horseback. Guard on Horseback.
Trumpeter on Horseback. Trumpeter on Horseback.
Trumpeter on Horseback.
ANCIENT HERALD OF ENGLAND.
The City Solicitor.
Remembrancer.
Comptroller.
Common Pleaders.
Judges of the Sheriffs' Court.
Town Clerk.
Common Serjcant.
The Chamberlain of London.
Senior Aldermen.
The Recorder.
Junior Aldermen.
THE LATE LORD MAYOR.
A Grand Military Band of Sixteen Musicians.
Two Marihate Men.
The Lord MNair's Servants in State Liveries.
Upper City Marshal.
Gentlemen of the Lord Mayor's Household.
THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR,
In his State Carriage, drawn by Six Horses ,-
Attended by the Chaplain, Sword Bearer, Mace Bearer,
and the Water Bailiff.
Eighteen Firemen of the Protector Company.
Eighteen Firemen of the Atlas Company.

THE LADY MAYORESS,
In her State Carriage, drawn by Six Horme3.
Nine Firemen of the Norwich Union Company

MR. IMFRIFF BOOTH AND MIL SHERIFF COPELAND,
In their State Chariots.
Nine Firemen of the Norwich Union Company.
The Under Sheriffs.

Upon their arrival at the Tower Stairs they
boarded the several Corporation barges, and pro-
coetled in the following order to Westminster
Budge

Shallop with Bane..
Vintners' Barge.
Swan Cutter.
Ironmongers' Barge.
Drums and Fifes. WATER BAILIFF. Drams and Fifes.
Watermtn's STATEWaterinen's
BARGE.ConvanY. Company.
Grocers' Barge.
Drapers' Barge.
Fishmongers' Barge.
Goldsmiths' Barge.
Merchant Tailors' Barge.
Skinners' Barge.
Stationers' Barge.

Upon their return they once more resumed the
same order as before, and returned to Blackfriars
Bridge, from whence they proceeded to Guidhall to
partake of the festivities there prepared for their
reception.

GENERAL BILL OF FARE.
GUILDHALL.

200 tureens of turtle, 60 dishes of fowls, 35 roasted
Pies, 10 sirloins of
be.'ele'fo:lBs,o3sharmoasst(e,dirapaulmleetuste,
tBOO, p4iogeotnrog
Iles, 2 barons of
beef, 10 rounds of beef, 50 raised French Pies, 60 dishes
mince P. 40 mat row puddings, 25 tourtes of preserves,
25 apple and damson tarts, 90 marbr" ,jellies, 50 blanc-
manges, 10 chantilly baskets, 4 fruit baskets, 36 dishes
shell fish, 4 ditto prawns, 4 lobster salads, 60 dishes of
vegetables, 60 salads.
Remove-50 roasted turkeys, 30 leverets, 50 phea-
sants, 2 dishes of peafowl, 24 geese, 30 dishes of par-
tridges.
Dessert--2001bs. of pine-apples, 100 dishes of hot-house
grapes, 200 ico-ereams, 60 dishes of apples, GO dishes of

pears, 50 Savoy cakes (ornamented) 30 dishes walnuts,
75 ditto dried fruit and preserve., 55 ditto root cakes, 20
ditto filberts, 20 ditto preserved ginger, 4 ditto brandy_
cherries.

HUSTINGS -TABLE,
(At which the Lord Mayor presides.)
7 tureens of turtle, 2 dishes of fowls, 2 roa.sted capons,
2 hams (ornamented). 1 tongue, 2 raised French pies,
pigeon pie, 1 dish of shell fish, 1 ditto prawns, 1 roasted
pullet, 2 dishes mince pies, 2 tourtes, 2 marrow pudding.,
3 marbree jellies, 3 Mane-►uanges, 4. dishes potatoes, 2
salads, 2 chantilly baskets.
llemnve-2 roasted turkeys, .2 pheasants, 1 goose, 1
dish of partridge, 1 dish wild fowl, 1 leveret, 2 dishes
pee-fowl.
Dessert-6 pine-apples, 6 dishes grapes, 2 dishes apples,
8 ice-creams, 2 ditto pears, 1 dish dried fruit, 2 ditto
walnuts, 2 ditto brandy cherries, 2 dishes Savoy cakes, 2
ditto rout cakes, 2 ditto filberts, 2 ditto preserved ginger.

TIIE FIVE LONG TABLES ON THE HUSTINGS.
45 tureens of turtle, 15 dishes of fowls, 10 roasted
pullets,- 10 roasted capons, 10 hams (ornamented), 10
tongues, 12 raised French pies, 12 pigeon pies, 12 dishes
shell fish, 2 sirloins of beef, 15 dishes mince pies, 10
marrow puddings, 15 tourtes and tarts, 23 marbret jellies,
5 Blanc !ranges, 15 dishes potatoes, 20 salads, 5 lobster
salads.
Remove-15 roasted turkeys, 10 leveret., 5 geese, 10
pheasants, 10 dishes partridges, 10 dishes wild fowl.
Dessert-25 pine-apples, 40 dishes grapes, 15 dishes
apples, 15 dishes penis. 45 ice creams, 15 Savoy cakes,
(ornamented), 20 dishes dried fruit, 15 dishes rout cakes,
15 dishes walnuts.