Star.
London, England, 1806-02-27 00:00:00

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In coikeelhei of his Majeny's Proclamation for
that yelterday was obferted as a day or he.
miliation.
In thee siteming his Majesty, the Dukes of Kiev
*nd Cassaitner. and Princeffes Answers. Matt,
acid Soma. went to Steenrge's Chapel, Windfor.
and beard a fermon by Is,. Csossou, from the ssd
chapter of Genes, and toth verfe. After Cavite
the Royal Party took an airing to Traynor/.
Prim& Csaatorra of Waste, acerinspanied by
the Balton of Emu. attended divine ferviee at the
Chapel Royal. The BiStop of Lomenn read the
Communion. The Sermon was preached by Dr.
ra sewer. The Anthem--. 4, Have mercy upon
m:."--by Parcel. was Tung by W. Keever. Halos,
and Barrsasesw.
the Honfe of Lords went in Rate to W 411111014,
Al,bey. • The Spiritual Lords were the Archbillsop
..r Canterbury, the blimp of Clonfert, and three
~they Right Re.. Divines. The Tensors] Peers
wet 4 the Lord Chancellor. in his robes of office. Earl
Spencer, (with the. blue ribband, as Knight of the
Carter), Earl Helton (in his gown as a DoSor of
Divinity). Lord Auckland, Lord Walfinghato, and
Lord Arden. The morning prayers •were read by
the Rev..-- Pridden, one of the Minor Canons,
and Dr. Bennet ; the communion ferries was per.
formed by the very Rev. the Dean of Weßminner ;
and a molt excellent fermon was preached by the
Right Rev. the Sillsop of BrilloL His tat was from
the 44th pfalm and spit verfe.

The Right Honourable the Speaker of the Hmsfe
of Commons was efeorted to St. Margaret's Church,
Weßnsinfler, by the City of Weeminfter Loyal Vo-
lunteers, the Hoc. Colonel Eden. A few of the
snembers and the officers of the Hon. the Houfe of
Commons alfo attended divine farrier along with the
Speaker. A very able and iropreffive lemon was
preached by the very Rev. the Dean of Raphoe, on
the following words, in the sd chapter of the look
of Joel, and sith reefs—
Awl year Man sad au yew genseete, sad tarn ass. the
Lord pear Gad.

The Right Hon. the Lord Mayoe of London, the
Sheriffs, and &wend of the Aldermen elf,' went it
ttate to attend the ferviee of the day. An excellent'
ferment was preached at St. Panl's Cathedral (the
church which they were at). by the Lewd Mayor's
Chaplain. from the t@th chapter of the Prophet
Ifaiah, 7th and sth wafts.
The three regiments of Eaft India Volunteers at.
tended at the four following churche►, St. Mary Axe
church I St. Peters', Corrshill t Allhallows Barking,'
Tower-areet ; and Aldgate, at which elutrch part
e 1 the volunteers of the ward of Portfpken heard
divine ferrite.

The Rath regiment of Loyal Loudon Volunteers
attended at Bil/opfgate Church.

The Prince of Wales's Lays! Volunteers, Colonel
M. P. Andrews, attended at St. Martin's, where an
eacellent ferment was delivered by the Rev. J.Watkin I
his teat was from the s6th chapter of the Prophet
Tibiah, var. is:

limy feiel 1 Mae Mired Thee in the alike t yes wit% my
*lrk wklile me wil f feet Thee early ; for vacs Thy lodgments
eft fel tlie artb,tbe Widening of Lb/ wiald will learn righapoef•
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The St. James's Loyal Volunteers, Colonel Lord
agtzbertl, were at their own parifh church, where
ttty heard an excellent hrmon. preached by the
lee. Dr. Andrews. their Chaplain. There was a
=oft numerous and refpeltable congregation.

The Old St. George's Volunteers, Colonel the Earl
d Chefterfield, attended their parifb church alto, and
Wald a fermi-Int extremely well fuited to the day,
preached by the Rev. R. Hodgfon.
The Duke of Gloucefler's Loyal Volunteer% Col.
Lord Vircount Chetwynd, went to May Fair Chapel,
is being one of the molt contiguous places of worlbip
to their u(ual parade.
The Duke ofGloocefter's Light Infantry Battalion