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London, England, 1821-07-19 00:00:00

THE HOLY SACRAMENT.

After the Homage, the two Bishops, who had read the
Epistle and Gospel, will receive from the Altar, by the hands
of the Archbishop, the Patina and the Chalice, which they wii!
carry into St. Edwards Chapel, and bring from thence the
Bread upon the Patina and the Wine in the Chalice. His Ma-
jesty will then descend from the Tbrone, and go to the Aloe.
where, taking off his Crown, his Majesty will deliver it to the
Lord Great Chamberlain to hold. Then the Bishops will de-
liver the Patina and Chalice into the King's hands ; and his
Majesty will deliver them to the Archbishop, who will rt7er-
ently place the-same upon the Altar, covering them with atoll'
linen cloth. His Majesty will then receive the Sacrament, the
Archbishop administering the Bread, and the Dean of West-
minster the Cup.

The Choir will then sing the last Anthem, " Blessed be thou,
Lord God of Israel," &c. ; and, at the conclusion, the Trum-
pets will sound, the Drums beat, and, amidst the acclamatitl,
of the Assembly, the King will put on his Crown, and, taking
the two Sceptres in his hands, again ascend the Throne, and sit
thine, supported and attended as before, until the conclusion of
the Post Communion Service and the Blessing.

After which his Majesty, attended as before, will descend into

the Area, and pass through the door on the South-side of tb
Altar, into St. Edward's Chapel; and the Noblemen who Izs4l
carried the Regalia will receive them from the Dean of West-
minster as they pass by the Altar.

The King being come into the Chapel, and standing beforo
the Altar, will deliver the Sceptres to the Archbishop, who la
Lay them upon the Altar. The rest of the Regalia will be de

livered to the Dean, to be by him laid also on the Altar.
Then the King will be disrobed of his Royal /Lobe of Stavy
and arrayed in his Royal Robe of Purple Velvet, by the IN-
puty Lord Great Chamberlain.

The Archbishop will deliver the Sceptre with the Cross 11'1'2
his right hand, and the Orb into his left. The Dean will
liver the Sceptre with the Dove to the Nobleman who had b'
fore carried and will bear it in the returning Procession.

As soon as the King is gone into St. Edward's Chapel, t'S4
Officers of Arms will begin to call over and arrange tile
Procession for the return to Westminster Hall ; and at the
moment when his Majesty comes out of the Chapel the Tiro-
cession will move forward in the following Order: except 0124
the Noblemen who, in the former Procession, had borne thg
Gold Spurs, and St. Edward's Staff, left in St. Edward's ChnP'
and the Orb and the Sceptre with the Cross, borne by his r.,11"
jesty, will walk in their due places, according to their deges
the Peerage.

THE RETURN TO WESTMINSTER HALL.
MeS'senger of the College of Area.
jHigh Constable of:sVestminster.

Fife and Drums, as before
Who, on arrival 'II
Drum Major
the Hall,willitnott'
Eight Trlitlipets
diately go .into t"
Kettle Dittins
Gallery over Ibt
Eight Trumpets
j Triumphal Arc?"
Serjeant Trumpeter
Setj,ant Porter.
Knight Marshal, and his Officers.
Six Clerks in Chancery.
King's Chaplains.
Sheriffs of London.
Aldermen and Recorder of London.
Masters in Chancery.
King's Serjeants at Law.

King's AnCient Serjeant.
King's Solicitor General. King's Attorney General.
Gvntletnen of the Privy Ch • tuher.
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Barons of the Exchequer, and Justices of both Berichex
Lord Chief Baron of the Lord Chief Justice of !he
Exchequer. Common Pleas.
Vice-Chancellor. Master of the 11,011 s•
Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench.
Pnrsuivants of Scotland and Ireland.
Officers attendant on the Knights Commanders of the

wearing their Caps.
Knights Commanders of the Bath, wearing their GO'
Officers of the Order of the Bath, wearing tlFeir CArs•
Knights Grand Crosses of the Older of the Bath, wr3r

their Caps.
A Pursuivant of Arms.
Clerks of the Council in Ordinary.
Privy Councillors.
Register of the Order of the Garter.
Knight of the Garter, not a Peer, wearing hisCapand Feat'it
rJ
His Majesty's Vice-ChatnlierWis.
Comptroller of the Household. Treasurer of the HosW—

A Pursuit-ant of Arms.
Heralds of Scotland and Ireland.
The Standard of Hanorer, borne by time Earl of MaP"
Ilirons, wearing their Coronets.
A Herald.
The Standard of Ireland, The Standard of Scotian-1,.
borne by Lord Beresford. borne hythe EatiofLauderiv`,
Bishops, wearing their Caps.
Two Heralds.
Viscounts, wearing their Cormomets
Two Heralds.
The Standard of England, borne by Lord Hill.
• Earls, wearing their Coronets:
Tao Heralds.
The Union Stnnmlimid, borne by Earl Harcourt.

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M-arquesses, werning their Coronets.
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The Lord Chamberlain of the House hold,wearing his cor.--0-
The Lord Steward of theifousehold, %searing his CarA°l
The Royal Standard, borne by the Earl of Harting:of;
King of Arms. of Gloucester King of tiattueer Kiffill.
the lonian Order Arms, wearing his Arms, weati"'
of St. Michael :Ind Crown. Crown.
St. George, wear-
ing his Crown.
Dukes, wearing their Coronets. •. of
Ulster King of Clarenceux King of Norroy I(.lfir
4b‘
Arms, wearing his Arms, wearing his Arms, tviael'y
Crown. Crown. - CruiO4 CO
The Lord Privy Seal, wear. The Lord President' ,0
ing his celeste,.
Cortgief.
Archbishops of Ireland, we
aCrionugnicii,l:i
r%cve:yri:i *
Archbishop of York, %yea, jug his Cap.
rim 01
Lord High Chancellor, wearing his Ccronet, twd 1)0"

- Purse.
Archbishop of Canterbury, wearing its Cap-
i A.
Four Serjeants at Arms. , 54011,
The Third Sword, Curtana, The Seca,'
borne by the Earl borne by the Duke borne by t" Ll3ll'
of Galloway, wear- of Neweastle,wear. of Nortiann.
in; his Coronet. • ing his Corvnet. weariOg l'''
4. •
Curov;voi.
Usher of the Green Roil. Usher of the Whitchits4.
The Lord The Lord Garter Princi. 1313';-
Mayor of Lon- Lyon of Scot- pal K.ng of
don. land, wearing Arms, wearing
his Ct own. his Crown. r c," rolut"
The Deputy Lord Great Chamberlain, wearing I -''
3 CAP
His Royal Highness the . Prince Leopold, wearieg I
and Feathers, and his Train borne as before.rw 1,i4111s Royal Highness the Duke of Glotice,ter.- "."
Coronet, and his Train borne as before- tins bid
His Hord Highinss the Dais of CambrWtte, viva -
Cortintt, and his frain .borne as hefac• iv, his
His Royal Highness the Doke of Soss, lc. wear '
• Coronet, and his Train borne iis before.