The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-19 00:00:00

The Members of the other Friendly Societies, in the order of

seniority.
Drums of the Royal Chester Local Militia.
Children of the Blue Coat Hospital and Green &hcol.
Colours of the Royal Chester Local Militia.
Incorporated Trade Companies, with their ensigns.

Colonel and Staff of the 88th Regiment, with their coloun,
bearing the glorious testimonials of their ser:•iccs:-
Band of the 88th Regiment.
Members of the King and Constitution Club.
The Clergy of the City, in their robes.
Band of the Corpgration.
Alms Men.
The Mayor and Members of the Corporation.

The Gentlemen of the City, who wish to join the precessica,

four deep.
[Single files of the 88th Regiment, with fixed baycnets,
on each side.] .

111. That the procession leave the Abbey Square, pre-
cisely at eleven o'clock, in the preceding order, down North-
gate-street, Watergate-street, Nicholas-street, Whitefroars,
cross Bridge-street, Pepper-street, John-street, Foregate-street,
to the Bars, turn on a 'pivot there, and return up Eastgate-
street, down Bridge-street, Castle-street to the Castle-yard, by
the great gateway; where the procession will be formed in the
following order :
The societies, charity children, and trade companies, in
lines according to numbers, from the north gateway to the new
battery; the corporation in front on the north side of the area,
and the King and Constitution Club, on the south ride. Im-
mediately in front of the corporation and King and Constitution
Club, the 88th regiment will be drawn up with two six-poun-
ders in the centre; the different bands, &c. will occupy the
semicircle of the yard in front of the whole.—A royal salute will
be fired from the artillery, and a feu de joie by the 88th regi-
ment, following by four times four cheers, from the multitude
assembled. The procession will then return by way of Bridge-
street and Northgate-street, to the Exchange, where the whole
will disperse.
IV. That the Bridge Gate, East Gate, and New Gate,
(through the two latter of which the procession will pass,)
be ornamented with appropriate inscriptions, flowers, ever.
greens, &c., and that a party of the 88th regiment, with
the consent of the commanding officer, be stationed there
for the purpose of firing three vollies from the crown of each
arch, as the procession passes beneath, the different bands of
music playing " God save the King," followed by four trines
four cheers from the procession. Medals suspended by blue
ribbons recommended.

In addition to the above, we are happy to say, that the Com-
mittee is engaged in digesting a plan for incorporating all the
Sunday-school children in the city, amounting to neatly 20GC,
in the procession, and providing for them a small treat. This
measure originated in the recommendation of W. H. FoMott,
Esq. at the late town's Meeting, and reflects on him the highest
credit : the mode and extent of this treat is not yet settled, but
of the certainty of its being carried into effect, we have no doubt.
Without it, however respectable or splendid the other parts of
the celebration might be, it would be essentially deficient. 'Ve
must also add, that medals, to be worn round the neck, sus-
pended by a blue ribbon, a great number of which it seems are
on sale, will be almost universal with those who form pest of
the procession,—(Chester Courant, July 17.)

Preparations for the illumination on Thursday night, in cAe,
',ration of his Majesty's Coronation, are actively carrying on in
front of the College, the Parliament House, anti Signet Library,
which are to be illuminated with gas in the most tasteful and
brilliant manner. We understand that the front of the Royal
Exchange, and a line of the public offic2s, are also to be lighted
up in a similar manner ; and from all we learn, the illur&na-
tion will be the most splendid that ever took place in t is
city. At Glasgow no particular mode of celebraticn has yet
bein publicly announced. The Gentlemen of the cour, of
Fife are to av a public dinner on the occasion, silich tz
also to be the mode of Celebration at Aberdeen, At Durnfriee,
a subscription for the benefit of the pair is proposed, and it
Ayr, the Coronation it not only to be celebrated by a rtbiic
dinner, but likewise by a paille bia.E.fast--(Er.'imburo,
Courant, July 16.)