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London, England, 1821-08-09 00:00:00

Twose- S The Sword of State by t Two Aldes4l6-
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Gentleman Usher Uhler Jane 4,,
of the Black Rod. ( His Excellency 1 Arum
Two Ailes-de- Tee Loan Lammas:arr. Two A ides4k.
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The Battle Age Guards.

In this order the Procession will proceed to the
Cross Roads in Upper Dunleary, and turn down tc.
wards the Old Pier, and so on to the north-east corner
of the Commissioners Yard, turn up the Forty Fat
Road, and proceed on until the Loup 'AnnusArt's
carriage has arrived at the said north-east corner,
when the Procession will halt.

His Mums' having landed, the Loaf► LIEUTE-
NANT, preceded by his State, will advance on foot
and uncovered, towards his MAJESTY, in the follow-
ing order:

His ExceSeney's Pages.
Gentlemen of the lied Chamber.
Pursuivants.
Athlone Puradvants of Arms.
&Timms at Arms with their Mmes.
Dublin Herald. Cork Herald.
Steward and Comptroller of tke Household.
Gentlemen Ushers.
Ulster King of Arnw.
Sword of State.

Aides-de-Camp./
Toreitap Ice.rees FsllencY" s-e. Aides4k-CamP•
Being arrived within thirty paces of the Royal
presence, they will make their reverences, and again
at the distance of twenty paces, and again at ten
paces, where they will halt, and falling to the right
'and left, his Excellency will advance, preceded by
the Steward and Comptroller, the Gentlemen Ushers,
Ulster King of Arms, and Sword of State.
His Excellency will then congratulate the KING
on his happy arrival in this part of hi; dcnsinions,
and his Excellency and State, all kneeling, he will
deliver to his MAJESTY the Sword of State, which his
MAJESTY Will graciously re-deliver.
The LORD LIEUTENANT having received and wel-
comed his MAJESTY, his Excellency's attendants will
fall to the right and left, and the LORD MAYOR, at-
tended by the Aldermen, Recorder, and Sheriffs, will
then advance, on foot and uncovered, to the Royal
presence, in like manner as is above prescribed for
the LORD LIEUTENANT and his Excellency's suite; the
Recorder will address his MAJESTY in a speech pre-
pared for the occasion, and the LORD MAYOR, kneel-
ing, will deliver the City Sword, and the Keys of the
City, on a silver salver, to his MAJESTY, who will
graciously re-deliver the same. The Loan MAYOR
and his attendants will then. retire backwards from
the Royal presence, and resume their places in the
Procession.

Whereupon his MAJESTY will be conducted to his
carriage by his Excellency, and attendants ; and the
procession being formed it will proceed towards Dub-
lin, in the order beforementioned. The Royal car-
riage, and those of his MAJESTY'S suite, will fall in
immediately after the LORD LiEUTENANT'S carriage,
and the Battle-axe Guards bring up the rear.
The Citizens of Dublin, in parishes, having re-
quested to be allowed to line the road, on part of the
course of the procession, his Excellency has been
pleased to direct that they should be permitted to do
so, and arrangements will be made accordingly.
The procession will enter the city by Bagot-street,
pass down Fitzwilliam-street, the east and north side
of Merrion-square, Clare-sweet, Leinster-street, Nas-
sau-street, Grafton-street, College-green, Westmore-
land-street, Carlisle-bridge, Sackville-street, to the
bounds of the city at the Rotunda, where the proces-
sion will terminate, and his MAJESTY will proceed to

the Park with the guard of honour.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

a MN); •
a We approve of the foregoing Ceremonial, and all persists
conecrned are hereby required to conform thereto.
." By his Excellency's command,
* WILLIAM GREGORY."