Star.
London, England, 1825-06-02 00:00:00

1 DOPER, JUNE 1.
Sailed, his Majesty's packet Fury, Capt. Rutter, with si:
carriages and eighty passengeri. Among the families
on board were the Right Hon. A. J. Foster, family,
anti sulte, who arrived last night at, Wright's Ship
Hotel, on his way to Turin.—The Sovereign packet,
for Boulogne.
Arrived, his Majesty's picket Spitfire,with the families
of Messrs. Bevan, Gilchrist, and Plawes ; three carriagcs,
and many passengers, who, after dining at the Ship
Hotel, proceeded on their journey to town.-Also the
Monarch steam-packet, with Mr. and L4dy Mary Stan-
ley and family ; and the Medusa steam-packet, with
three carriages and passengers, from Boulogne.

COuO.VAI'IQN oF THE KING OF FRANCE.

RHEIMS, MAY 29.
Before five o'clock in the morning the doors of the
Cathedral were besieged by the crowd. At six they
%ere opened, and at half•past six all the gllleries in
the body of the Church, the choir, the sanctuary, &c.
u ere filled.

The galleries reserved for the D4U ph iness, tl:e Duchess
of Berry, and the I'6 ceases of the Blood, were on the
right of his MAjesty's pew, opposite the gallery of the
Diplomatic Body.
The Peers of France and great Officers of the Crown
were placed on the steps of the choir. On the right, the
Deputies and Mayors of the good cities, the Prefects,
and many other public functionaries, called to the Co-
ronation by sealed letters.
The Royal Courts, the Tribunals, a great number of
General Officers, occupied the steps in the body of the
Church, to the ri:;ht and left. The galleries erected on
both sides betw.ren the pillars were filled with Ladies,
most of them presented.
The Dauphines; had a robe embroidered with silver on
a gold ground, and a diadem sparkling with diamonds.
The Duchess of Berry wore a crimson-coloured robe,
bp:tiered with silver lama; she wore in her hair a
wreath of roses mixed with diamonds.
The Princesses of the Blood wore white robes, worked with silver
At half-past seven the Clergy repaired to the Cathedral.
The Archbishop of Rheims advanced towards the
altar, preceded by the Bishops of Soissons and Rheims,
acting as Deacon and Sub• Deacon, and by the Arch.
bishops of Besancon and Bourges, and the Bishops of
Autun and Evreux, appointed to chaiint the Litanies.
Cardinals Clermont-Tonnerre and La Fare, assisting
his Majesty, went to fetch the King from his apart-
ments, preceded by the Chapter.
The Chapter having arrived at the door of his Ma-
jesty's chamber, with the Dauphin, the Dikes of Or-
leans and Bourbon, the Great Officers of the Crown,
the Officers of the Household having functions to per-
form in the ceremony of the Coronation, the principal
Chapter of the Cathedral knocked at the door. Prince
Talleyrand, the High Chamberlain, said, in a loud
voice, " What do you desire?"
Cardinal Clermont-Tonnerre answered—" Charles
X. a horn GOD has given us for our King."
The doors were then opened by his Majesty's porters.
The two Cardinals then approached the King (who
rose from his seat), and saluted his Majesty.
The Dauphin, the Dukes of Orleans and Bourbon,
then proceeded to the Church, conducted by the Master
of the Ceremonies, and preceded and followed by their
Chief Officers, who took their places in the Sanctuary,
except the Lieutenant of the King's Gerdes du Corps,
on duty about the Dauphin, who remained with his
Royal Highness.
The first of the two Cardinals presented the Holy
Water to the King, and repeated the prayer—Ootni-
points sempiterne, Deus, qui familiars tuum," itc. after
which the two Cardinals conducted the King to the
Church.

[Here follow the details of the procession to the Church, during
which the anthem—Boas•istiai Atrium sesesiss, dm yeas chaunted.)
The King wore a silver robe, his slippers were
trimmed with silver, and he had a cap (toque) of black
velvet, with two white aigrettes, separated in the
middle by a diamond cross.
When the King arrived at the door of the Church,
Cardinal la Fare repeated the prayer, Deus qui scis
genus humanam. Alter which the Psalm, Domine in
virtute tuo latabitur Res was chaunted. During the
Psalm, the Clergy took their places, and the King was
conducted by the two Cardinals to the foot of the altar,
where his Majesty knelt down.
The Archbishop of Rheims, as soon as the King en-
tered the choir, said over his Majesty the prayer, Umni-
potens Deus Codatium Moderator. After which his
Majesty was conducted to the seat prepared for him in
the middle of the sanctuary under the high canopy.—
After the Princes, the great officers, &c. had taken their
places, the Archbishop of Rheims presented Holy Water
to his Majesty, who rose to receive it.
His Grace afterwards gave Holy Water to the whole
assembly, and then withdrew behind the high altar to
put on his pontifical robes; he then brought the Holy
Phial (Sainte Ampoule).
During this time the Choir chunnted Sure.
His Grace having saluted the altar and the King,
commenced the Veni Creator, his Majesty remained
kneeling during the first verse.
After the Veni Creator, the Archbishop advanced to
the King, 'accompanied by his two assisting Cardinals,
bearing, one the Book of the Evangelists, and the other
the Relic-of the true Cross; he took the book, in which
he placed the Relic, and held it open before his Ma-
jesty, to whom he presented the forms of the oaths placed
thus on the Book of the Gospel.
The King, seated and covered, with his hand placed
on the book and on the true Cross, pronounced the fol-
lowing oaths:—

OATH OF THE CORONATION.
4 In the presence of Goo I promise to my faithful people to
maintain and to honour our Holy Religion as becomes the Most
Christian King and the Eldest Son of the Church; to do good
justice to all my subjects, and to govern conformably to the Laws
of the Kingdom and the Constitutional Charter, which I swear to
observe faithfully, so help me Goa and his Holy Gospel"
OATH OF THE KING,