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WAPERvistAY SOs
.._941,0 Ibis wising, the steam-packet Manalvh. (qCalais.- On her prri?4, .be was taken -by his Eft*.
lency Mr STILATIORD CASSIIII44II4IOIII. with his suite;
she arrived with at half past three o'clock. His Excel.
leocy, on landing, went to Wright's Ship Hetet, ft*
whence he purposes to start for town the .mornent
can have his carriages landed, which will be about
eight o'clock, the tide not serving before, for the packet
to eater the harbour.


REPORT OF PLAGUE REFUTED.
It being reported that a ship had arrived at Stangate
Creek from Alexandria, with the Plague, Drs. 11141. mite
and MITCIIILL, the Non-cintagionisth addressed a
letter to the Board of Trade, offering to go down
" far the purpose of investigating the subject, by
placing themselves in contact with any persons or
goods which might be supposed to be impregnated
with the supposed specific virus of that malady, in
the ship alluded to, or any other:" To this offer, the
Board of Trade returned the following answer :
" Nike of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Seth of May,
lets-
" sin directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Council for 'Ride, to acknowledge the receipt of our letter of
at 21st instsAt. and to acquaint you that their Lordships have MO'
reason to suspect that there is; or has been, any infectious' vires
of the Plague en board any of the vessels Dew undergebug
mdne at Stangate Creek.—And that having been Jefeirosed that
the crews, as Well as the Quarandse oaken on board these vow*,
are in psi feet health, their Lordship. do nee see any resew for
availing themselves of the offer made by yourself and Dr. Mtnedtsz.
" I am, Sir, yew obedient humble Servantl
86 THOMAS LACK"

THE ARMY.

It is numbered it the Horse Guards, !hat Sir Tsoatu Bans.
roan, now chump/ling in Scotland, is to take the eontsued at
Bombay, and that the command in Scotland is to be offered to the
Right Hon. Major-General Lord Bt antrae-Ithat the iTtitsltegl-
meat of Foot, now quartered in Hull and its vithdty, is tardier,
the MI Regiment, at present in the Casde of Edinburgl, which is
to pawned to Ireland.
It is Sued that the Mb, front Ireland. go to tb* Rut Indies;
and it ii surmised that the Mk will go to the Wen Indies.
The 424 Beeman, now at Bettevant, are to proceed to Dab- •
ihi,to be for some time about the perms of their Colonel, at CI RE
MONIES OF THE•COKONATION OF
Gauss Mossav the Commander in Chief in Ireland; frees that
garrison they win proceed to a foreign colon, probably tit the MOIL= TOE TENTS • -
East Indies.
The 3d West York Saida, leader the cosessmid of Colonel • Pfeeiede to the Coronation, the Cathedral of Rheims
Cominsir, aspenehlsd at Doncaster, ea Saturday se`nnishe, fee was necessarily fitted up for the occasion; the choir
as days' cubits. splendidly decorated, galleries erected, &c. The back
he hgthin the itighleetlt are %tired et P"teemstit' atthe 13" r" of the throne is opts, so as to allow all the persons =-
racks with sante& Depot ming the Previsio
Battalion is at Feet l'Ambeelend. - for n' sensbled to see the,King during the cerensony. The
Friday se'nnisit, the Craves Yeeseaory were reviewed at Skip-
.whole of the choir is bung with the riche.t tapestry.
ton, and went through their different mimic= to the full sacking- The Church being previously prepared for she sere-
tics of their Colonel, and large "'mew"of spectators. The moor the Prebendaries enter the choir at six o'clock in
day was remarkably line, and the appearance of both men and • '
horses was sack as to raise the Corps, if possible, in respectabillry. the morning. The Grand Prior of- the Abbey of St.
Wednesday, the Yorkshire Hussars, commanded by the Right Denis, the Treasurer, and the Master of the Ceremonies,
Hon. Lord GaAs:sax, assembled in York, for eight days' train- who have brought the regalia from the Treasury of the
log and exercise. Their arrival was greeted by the ringing of the Abbey, are stationed near the Altar, to be at band to
Cathedral bells. The kead-quatters are at the Tavern, and the .. •
assembling of the different Troops, together with the performance deliver their charge at the moment of the Coronation.
of their excellent band, has caused York to assume an appearance They begin it the first of the Canonical hours, during
of unwonted bustle and gaiety. which the Archbishop !seeing arrived at the Church,
Commission in the Hundngdooshire Resistant of Slilltia. signed roceeds immediately into the vqtry„ to array himself
by his Majesty. in his pontifical vestateittat he then advances to the
Captain John George Green to be *distant. altar, preceded andlollowed hy, _Seri:re' Bishops, and'
Commissions in the Hundngdeashina animal, of Militia, eilised sits down in the their which had hieiirepared for him,'
by the Centsniesioneri of- Litiltielinetof Huntingdonshire.
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Thomas Otby Honter. • Req. he Oat* ; Richard 'Anchovy °PCiellgel -
Reynolds, Get- to bollifflgo, .vice Homer, Frees tad. • Iltersfills of • appointed .14 the King to
cussuuse tS the Royal sends
sueeeinshhe &lowa of Militia, carry-the Crown, the Sceptre, and this'll:fend of Justice
• signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire. (la *die de justice), take their station on a bench behind
Aloistague John Cholatele*, Esq:to be Major., the seat of the temporal Peers.
Coluededeee dined bY the Lid lAeuteesat ofLeeeelbbv• About seven o'clock.* Temporal Peeks arrive from.]
Id Bssis!twi-si'll°72l k***lnks mania--:Trines Int"' a'le' t' the Archiepiscopal Palace, and are
.received and con-
.be leaser Jaime Cernelios Sattertlittelte, Bel. to be Captain; •
. John Wilson Patten. •Req: to be ditto. , . • ducted by the Grand Master of the. Ceremonies so a
Li, or Prince Reseat's Own Regiment of loyal ialisighltvlllll- place f_ for ibis" ; their seat is covered. with
ele—Henry Bad lielbteet. got- .to be Fine Mt* Theme violet-cdoored velvet, embroidered withfrers-de4is, ivi
Peary Misibeds, Ile+ to be Wood Mayors the Ml* .manner as sat of the ecclesiastical Peers.
• Lull them's"if et""' • Each of these Peers islitibited in a vest of cloth of gold,
west Bien notiosi.Theitsss dam t• be Ineek.
vvat Dird..proMoi Witless Bonnet; Oast: to be dit2o, gissPed
•.0711 sirdle.Of gad, an those lheie le% vest
vice Fein; demi/44
they wimp e. ducal meads of viola-coloured ' cloth,
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Iliklbetiseele of Eau Leal 111fitia—Sir Trederidt Hence: donblesl 04 bordered-lilt's. ertnine, open at the right
.Ihrt. to be Lieutenant-Coin el-Commandant, v. Geode* dees sheemie; she sepsis also bordered leo ermine. Each
The flats
als3td by the Lord LiVoisibel et Ikeiterdibire; • has oa a dotal-crown of gold,:hargictiming a cap of
The pets Oft Stalerd Mtn—John Gieders,Gest. to Wain- eidet.adomeed mint • • • •
.0010101; Bessie, Det.ent'. Oust. to be
°ft.'. v. Sissettf ssslea4 • nerd oft the tinspmid idles lone calm their
ar ot, Yeeniaery Caisky—Cornet Hoary Denepert to be T
• mar, vies Beleembo, reigned; Robert Hill, Gum mile plans, together *NW*
riot'
Peers. cow
• • Cornet,' rao Diveopen; promoted. • • with Archbishop if Woo, upon the ',kcal*
Commiselm signet by the Lord Lieutenant of th. West BM. of two Bishops, to wait epee and introduce the King.
-of the e'mtt 71114 MI sad CmumeT4 the citial.bd6 • The two Prelates 'appointed for that purpose, arrayed
"isttan West irdek 1111d6-441".1 Mara" akilidselat aha Car in the Poetical habits, set out in procession, preceded
Yorkshire Hussar Tenney Misery—Joh' illeediblWatssa,Gste. by all the Probooduies of the Church of abides Mel *
la be Comet. vie* *eyrie% • • • baud of music. The chorister and tob.chorilter walk
Craves Yeomanry Cavalryn. OP& 19 be Lin- aft the clam sad wars ihs.G.ssd mums toy this
tenant, vice Blake, decease& • ' • • • Commies, orrsoisitniediately• precedes die Mu Bishops.
Commissions signed by the Lord Usiessees of Maim
The Remintrable Charles Owns Waddle Menem * be Depot, They Peel mile 'be cfeleef Vinery elected from lb*
Lieutenant. • 562tHelne* of the-church, to the issit-halluf the
Use WIDOW Chuhire Login el Y Coesky—Ad• 'thop's Pilaaa,, and haviog arrived at the King's
liestee Teser—Tbereee Leibs •1101. le be . CMOs trfillele. they Gad the door closed, upon- which the
demised.
Duos= Massey Troup,-t ..st Also sediejoo time. Chorister strikes it with his • wand. The Great Chaim.
eem, ilibbort, resigned. • • Ng
.withoneopesi the door, asks. is Qom doe
*Winches Trosp.—Winhun Deem Be,ds OM esbe Comte inenerta. iWiser The-Bishops answer, N. Le'floi." The
dee •Peareess, presented. ** • . Great Chamberlain repliesv GI e Roi.dore.!4die King
Cessadssises signed by the Lerd Ueeteseatallialidli- • ritseppth). The Chorister having knocked, and the
East Sadie* blilitia—eaasoe El'* Rieherd BMW
award Harrison meal amd Thomas ham waigratt9Ct Bishops having& second time asked for the the
Gents. tube Dominants. Great Chamberlain retinal the same :tower but Ai
is% or litythdeeT petSellhikleestteep Ttobase Chorister having struck the third time, and the that
Plant,Gam to be L eeferr,lleefeebef Owit• to be Chamberlain , having again answered al before, the
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Cornet.
egimental Sahib Ti cry Csvairpmallpljes, Rog. Bishoos exclaim " Noes detemsdoss Charles' X errs..
Captain; pui,Dykss, jos. Gem. to be ussesagat Mee mink a dossne rusty Res".“ We require Charles
Leioin, Gent. to 1111 anid. wheat GOs bath gam us to be (sir-King." lin-
c:==t • mediate!, the doors of the Chamber new thrown Open,
ROYAL ALLoWAirCES.—(Aaittal Accoonis for 1824 Snd the Grand Muter the of . Ceressooleri.ecieducts
p. 1311.)—The Doke of York, 211,1:1001. the prises of the. Bishops into the presence of the ring.. to
.sehcou
$O,OllOl. the Duke of. Carew*, WPM. -tie Doke of V= they bow most profoundly. The Kies is. found-se,
111.0001. the Duke of Cumberised, is,ooli she Duke of Cam- dining on- a state bed, habited in a long. -crimson
bridge' UAW the Duke ei ""../reee`-14,X." her 24,' Test, ornamented with gold lan; and open,
.as is
Highness the Princess Atigusta, R• 10 Highs'ss the
al the shirt in those places on which his Majesty
Princess Miry; 13,000 t. her Rhyal Highness tht rbaiss I°. • • -
13,0201..beekoyal Higheneihe•Priemes IlisabOth, 13,030 t lei is to be -oltcgoted. Above this- yeas Majesty.
Royal liiiiitubre the 'Amboy otiose. NOM • agi lief ,107111111‘‘ has on a long rObe of si'yer stuff, and
itese the Princess Sephia of "tweet"' 70001. _T" cap of 'Ma 'elect; embroidered ...irk* hank ot.iliar
The Daatlin Cerrespoadeet says, is sne. enormous jooede. Olotpo,• sod double. tuft. of *bite feathers:
damages which preceded the clitoral hit Lord Gianawsur, sow • - • • • - • -.s—
ari of Aimistar, bare lately been paid to that Irobleessn." or um Bishops, hatig.d Prarn-Pr"Mswir
A Meeting was yesterday_held of the British. Cat : lCietwith holy, voter.' The .two Bishops • then- raise
lie Association, at the Freemasons' Tavern. .Mit. sii.stY **At 'his .bed,. and conduct him in pie-
O'Cosimer.r. was not present,. having been espied, i>N resssiob te.‘he . • • • . •
an Appeal at the- House of Lords. The chief ` After the. usual cerentenipi fOlifitotihre
.of the Meeting yesterday was torecreit the funds . thd,' telpikent . retinue, is conducted by tbs. Bishops so
Association, which have been neorli etlettsted..by tied auk under *-canni4 in the micl!lle of the eikin
expense ilitttlita in printing and circulating the speck where 44.4erreteded by:the-Pieced, Oaken $
of Mr. Beowitow, and such other prodeetteres .es tht Sulot whq stand miler-a large canopy, Nveryeaeheing
Atsociition woe of opinion served' "their cistise;' end plates'. e. haerie sung. *fief whirh.tbe Pre-
tended to. dispel the prejudices entertained *Oast • lea begin thefierce;ehich service being finished,
Catholic
Grind Prior of that
prevent the eollaction.of Catholic Rest, does net . cession frma Saint Rua by the G
The B'u passed this. •Barsomvir ISO 4 4111 to &hitt Ali). is . brought in pro.
to this country. The subscriptions new Magid fbf sri MOW% .Rid in a cope of cloth of gold, and
under the denomination of a free gip. There was au. mounted oa a white charger from the King's stab
thing remarkable in any of the speeches delivered. ' which two Equerries of the grand stables lead by the

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VAUXHALL GdiRDEIVAL•
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• • This 11 be of snftitbef"reteeilbot
for-Optl
the SaneticCSC-dine last night. Via the va •
endsidliehnients with which they were otearneved 100
reason, several pliashig decorations haft been stdded4
tbemost prominent of which ire a series of Indian vieini
Which beautify the wads or the Rotunda. While. all
the leading
.featares of the Dinner attractions have been
ineser.veds -they have undergone numerous minute im-
provements, which, although individually trifling, have,
collectively, a very considerable and advantageous
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effect. Anuegmentation elite limps gives additi .nal
brilliancy to the scene. The orchestra was splendidly
lighted up ; a glittering Crown of--
Starry heaps and bluing creams. fed
• With asplidla aid aspbaltes," •
towered among the dark foliage = a dewing harp
biased underneath; and the whole edifice shone with
light—whilst an insre.p.ed orchestra spreads the cap-
tivating effects of the Music Mali exteasively, around,
'The -airs have been Most .judichusly selected. Me.
Rooxe, the leader, having had the good taste to
avoid everything which might be considered coarse Or
vulgar. The opening 'concert was Attractive, as usual.;
we-recognised the voiceiind gay songs of 'Ashy forma
favourites within. Miss TUNSIOA MoaeLL, Menai*
C11•111Lts TAYLOR, CaLLYII4 Taßenr, Youio.- Lou.-
swear, and others, .called up the memory of past sea-
ions. After this came the.fantoccioi, the French jug-
gler, a performer on six instruments at once. several
other entertainments, and lastly, a magnificent and
highly eff.ctive display of fire-works, in the midst of
which Mr. BLACitldolllt made what the bills called "
most terrific ascent" on the tight-rope from the Moorish
Timer. - Upon the whole the arrangements are well
calculated to render theie Gardens a moit attractive,
scene of recreation and delight throughout the season.
'The company last night were not so numerous as they
would have been, were it not for the unfavourable turn
the weather took in the early part of the evening.
This, however, was only a commencement, and. with
the number of attractions presented by this scene of
popular recreation, the lengthened season yet to come
promises to be fair and prosperous.

ems, sfrith
art* Attie saspeood
from thy a bLick sibbdn. The 'mimed
Monks (Les lisligissug Miaisite), the Ca tens of the to)*
legiste church of St. Timothy, add the Monks of the
Abbey of Saint Rani, in chair mass garments' of eibid
li!en, walk before the canopy; as does also the As-
sigant Master of the (,eremoniet Fair Lords, api.
pointed by the King as Ho,tages for- the Holy Phial
fUteg s de Is Solute durpoult) attend da honeback at tie
four corners of the canopy, 'Oa preceded by his
&finite, bearing a standard charged oo•ohersidd with
the arnii •i't France and. Navarre, end. on the *other
with V. 9e of their own families.
The Archbishop of Rieirws being apprised iQ due
form. bribe Master of the Ceremosies, of the arrive! of
h. Holy. Mal, proceeds, accompanied by his awristaets,
td the door of the church, to receive it from .tbe hands
if the Grand Prior of the Abbey, who, in potting it
into the h -nds of the Atclibishop, addresses him in the
following words
41 My lard, I place in year bands this precise, treason, seat
from Heaven to the Great Salm *an, fee she eneinting el Clevis
and the Kings his successors ; but I prey yes Ant. awarang to
modest matt, io bind yourself to rep it in my Mode afen the
consecration of our Charles the Tenth halt be cesdndsd.*
The King having promised to protect the church, and
taken the Corotation (lath, his Majesty
_proceeds to
tp ke the Oath of Chief and Sovereign Grand,ldaater of
the Order of the Holy Ghost ; afterwards thst•of Chief
and Sovereign Grand Master of the Military Order of
Sc. Louis; and lastly. that by which be engage:co keep
in force the edict against duels.
After the King has taken the oaths, the Archbishop •
returns to the altar, to the foot of which the Kieg is
conducted by the Bishops, and while his • Major/ is
there standing. the first Gentleman of the Bectaliainber
takes off his Majesty's super-tunica robe of silver stuff,
and the Grand Master of the Wardrobe having receitied
from the hands of the King the Cap of Dignity* kgrit)t
his Majesty stands erect, with his head 'uncoveeed, and
habited solely in his sub-vest of satin. A short props •
being, first . offered - up, the King's Chair of _State is
brought forward, and placed opposite that of the Arefi-
bishop, -and the King having seated himself upon*,
the Grand Chatnberlain comet forward, and &s ea les
bottlers de velours. The Premier Peer of France then
puts on the gold spurs, and immediately tail them
Off again..
. The King then prostrates himself before the altir, as
does also the Archbishop. After a shoreinterral; the
latter rises and places himself in a liaising with-bit( •
back towards the altar, and says:a-form of prayer over -
the king. .
The King still remaining On his knUes, and the Arch,. -
bishop. still :ken& having' his mitre on his head, and.
holding in his hand the golden cover, containing the
holy ointment (kseint-chreme) with which be, with the
tight thumb walla the King in the form of ,a Cross,
in the bellowing Manner :
la. Oa the 'Crown d the head, win, 41 Wish this wowed
ail I swan thee Niacin the name .(*b. Naar, ei the Iles, en
of the Holy Obese." The Avoidable, repeats the elate den of
the Ones at the di following aadatsmass.
__ltay. On the stomach; the Maar womb' the apertures is the
lanes akt and vest, that had been laden each plan where the
ampulla was to be received. •
M( . Between the two shoulders. .
may. Oa the right shouldey.
ably. On the left shoulder.
eddy. At the bends and jaws of chi- right ans. • -
?tidy. At the beads sad Mau of the left arm.
The seven Unctioni being finished, the Jischttisbnp of
Rheims, assisted by two of-the Sisbopi, eke.. the epoo-
ins its 'the King's shirt and sttb.vest pith latebets of•
gold lace. After which the King, standing • Up, the
Grand Chamberlain re-closes him an•the tunic Dallas-
tique and Royal mantle. •
The King, thus robed, kneels down before the-Arch-
bishop, who, being seated, and having on his mitre,
again takes up the cover of St. Remi's chalice, and
anoints the King on the palm of the sight hand, and
afterwards on the pities of the left: . • •
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and tea Modal the gloves, opeleldea then with
the ems Melee,puts them en the bands of the Kieg.
Tbe then blesses the xoyal deg, which. Wei thee:
Lags glbh:Lasi.
mot aka freOt the sitar the royal sceptre. and
plhawit in the Km's Agin haul. Be, in thesesate manner, tan
la Main *Sao** sod paean is tibtfiltee left hand.
The Archbishop take. from the akar the great:keys ef Char.
lenegne, and bade it with hush his hells' above the boatel the
Klan but withwit touching it; the Peen, bethliedlasstletl aid .
Treopend, then snettit forth their bands to suppiet sat Pea,
add hada* k atoms with Isis ha heal. • •
Aker a rum the Archbishop ante phase air she
heed of the . . ,
The Saba Osreasiiim beige iltbilatiasop; •
takipg bold dustKimes tight ten, essanstes ides twtdms3liiar, '
dews .e thetelpit. The Zig le esseetpet lett Sy sll the Rees
sad pea Maar, site sertened Ma, he*/ as his heed she
pins laismei main his hatteasee Ilespiss aid de ibis
*ltalia The Arddisher pines the Ms ea the sham. Abe
sad "men, the Amiable, aheeelfils.seitue, eel %tabs the
flay a Nast prefenedi shames, bane W. He thesdniabieith
a Ina eels., emblem Pirsi Bs, a I ammo •
Tb. Koatoloaltel lad Tempers% ram mos alma sdistissi. sir
woo a stadia/ aselenesien. The iieues et the Cash---stew ans •
thrown apes. ad the people ewes hi new& to •
stunt es VW throne, is all the pomp
_of . media COMO
ensued. tab their ammo et rim kpid I
sena dogleg -Jesse a peat member at Mr*, w saWeemilia L.
hem; and the wakety, wits ant b ohe apses ernewallig•tbe
Clardt, ire time wawa, md the Pm* yessimalta 41oelitals a
pm validity elf gold Ind dint eestisis, arra fee tkieettimlia .
DusimiskaalAradett ergots, eglantine Arabia, *mai*
the Oblitiat. the Kings Ales and the Hpreldelebalretit amens '
is theater the Ardor which an them pined, ealiellstie these is .
of rid soda Mahe leer Knights WU crierelithe liely •
Who may slisehp tha *elk who MOM shim
nopectivily des Waageblation to thethe Ki Arciljahms, Vedas Ada Asad.esse
time. Alm tb Ong tihis iknpkee
Rend Mamie% End mesa* and the.
the Tanta •
The *tabbing Whig gnome* she heeediNifils -
'Ahearn et Acorn Ilea Ina WOW. hod MONO* hilts of
Tease hem ap eatating !diet liatAvi!.Wasdnibtto "
hordes teedehla Hajeety a lellislidanief, gldpoildea.
441'estea eshithdie ffedadmaimi Met Tv 11• th some.
forward sod radii th• lass of Pepeeltem.the- ' • . • :
Miss kali anithidtd,thit Mew stati,Plol4. it-PeW•-'4'
dollhouse* tad seetliersk and the time juspas, gOs Olusge, d 0.:.. .
wads Isis *hit Threw t. Maim the • bevies • • .1.: .
cesfetsed
_bintself a Ur. Qudesese, • wart .;
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e peas" raised. nezirthe great air, •hie elthiesty I •
'd naf, and the Archbishop having gins hint aloseissim, he maim :•
The hoirtisestais Aidn.Oitad f.isie beennitegdfie
*WY Mal ta NarawitsrpOlt. Itsi=eime .
it habeas brought eras caa•drai of
Ths beftis t. fate ere willolooch laimPlaaa at 16;4=
Palace: The it aimed by an ionallmisa IM'
order a the In the Chandra et Rhein,.•• whole
et the corenieniel terminate by an. An • of Great ea the
min the Clayef Rhein% who, 'with seamslPai -
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The Menai Bridge is not likely to be fully corepleted
until next year. The height is about 140 feet, and the
bars are about four inches thick. -

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Wk. The isehisitta Eirobi illair. At* Witihettileeti.
Ales dignitary 'OF • the Marais nide, a canopy of •
id tbe same initerittt.witidh is Veriied' by ' font &irons
Des celled- Knights of the lii.lierhisf.(aweggaire di lik
seig Alapeole). itebkeria w111:4 aatio, wilt i toad*
rest
eel, of black see, Mid searf of whke velvet, fringed eritb * ,
!Ws sfiTer. wit.k ..ditai insignia of knigleheod sospeo&A
all from the• iiiiiVitt a bLick Ribbon. The 'agitated
ran Monks (Les RoligioN4 Miabsite), the Cations of tht *co)*
el. legiste church of St. Timothy, and the Monks of the
ye, Abbey of Saint Semi, in their mass garments of whill
Inc li!•en, walk before the canopy; as does also the As-
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dry pointei by the King as Ho,tages for- the Holy Phial
lUtog s de I • Solute Ampoule) attend da honeback at tie
four corners of the canopy, each preceded by his
- &quire, bearing a standard charged on• one-side with
sip the avidi .4;f France and. Navarre, end. on the *ocher
rich with
.t! o.e of their own familia. --
sp. The Archbishop of Itivires being 31:0Prisei iit due
led. form. by .the Master of the Ceremonies, of the arrival of .
Or. h. Holy. Phial, proceeds, accompanied by his assistants,
to trl the door of the church, to receive it from .toe hands • ',
. or if the Grand Prior of the Abbey, who, in petting it
let ; into the h.nds of the Atclibishop, addresses him itt the
mer following words:— . ~
Alt, "Mr Lord, I piece in wow bands dds rodeos tressere, wet
4to•
from Heaven to the Great Same Smits, fee the anoint*, el Clovis
and the Kings his successors ; but I prey yes irst. emeidisti t.
sea- Rodent usage. in bind yourself to veNsm it in my Mods Are the
iug- consecration doer Charles the Teeth &A be esededad.* ..
eral The King having promised to protect the church, and
and taken the Coronation (lath, his Majesty
_premeds to
t of tpke the Oath of Chief and Sovereign Gread,Kaater of ~.i
a a the Order of the Holy Ghost ; afterwards theta Chief 1
wish and Sovereign Grand Master of the Military Order of •
well St. Louis ; and lastly, that by which he engagesto k.ep
:five in force the edict Against duels. ‘.
LsOo. After the King has taken the oaths, the Archbishop •
they returns to the altar, to the foot of which the hag is
turn conducted by the Bishops, and while his, blejaryi ii
kg. there standing, the first Gentleman of the Bed-eiiainber ..',,,
with takes off his Majesty's super-tunica robe of sayer stuff,
e of and the Grand Master of the Wardrobe having recenititi
ome from the hands of the King the Cap of Dignity (le kgrie)% ..
his Majesty stands erect, with his head 'uncovered, and • .
,habiteil solely in his sib-vest of satin. A short props •
DP being, first . offered - up, the King's Chair of . State is
brought forirard, and placed opposite that of the Are&
bishop, and the King having seated himself upon*, * ...411
&me the Grand Chatnberlain comet forward, and aeon les
:hoir 'hottiffes de velours. The Premier Peer of Preece then
;.'.
back puts on the gold spurs, and immediately tail them
I as- off again.. • .
The . The King then prostrates himself before the ahir. as - ~.

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