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

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with black loops rnil tnfte; !he King's Attorney, in 111
gown nf black velvet, with black loops and tuf,'s.
Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber, four a-breast, the
n "est first.
The Serjeant of his Majesty's vestry, in a Fratlet
ef.he, with his gilt verge; the Serieant Porter of his
Maiestv's-Palace in a scarlet robe, with his black ebony
stay.
Children of the choir of Westminster, in surplices,
fort- abreast, the youngest first.
t •hildren of his Majesty's Chapel Royal in their sur-
plices, with Mantles over them of Scarlet Cloth.
The Choir of Westminster in surplices, with music
'honks in their hands, the youngest first.
Thirty-two Gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Royal,
in surplices, with mantles over them, four a-breast.
Sub-Dean of his Majesty's Chapel Royal, in a scarlet
robe and surplice.
The twelve Prehenclaries of Westminster, in their sur-
plices and rich copes, according to their seniority, four
abreast, the yonneest first.
The Dean of Westminster, in a surplice and rich cope
of purple velvet, embroidered with gold and silver.
Two Piirsnivants of Arms, in coats of his Majesty's
arms, richly embroidered with gold and eilyer upon da-
tes:lc and satin, and lined with crimson taffeta, v:.z.—
lte •..To Dragon, Pursuivant ; Rouge Croix Pursuieant.
His Majesty's Band.
(Wirers attendant on the Knight Cuininautiers of the
13.1:11, in their Mantles,Chains,;.nd Badges.
tirelits Commanders of the Bath, not Pee-s.
o,licers nf the Ordet of the Bath, in their Mantirs,
('u .ins, and Badges.
Knights Grand Crosses of the Bath (not Peers), in
the f habit of their Order, raps in their hands.
A Pursuivant of Arnis, in his Tabard.
Barons of the Exeliequer and Justices of 11(1.1,i:emirs
in their Judges robes, viz. of scariet cloth lined with
edged with ermine unimwdered, weal ing their
Serireant's coifs. and carrying their terrier cap in their
Lards. four a-breast, the youngest first, ai.oriliitz to
Cipir an, ientry of being made Judges; the Lord Chief
Bcran of the Exchequer, in his Jc.dges robes and coif,
e 12!• bond auil eleeyes, lined with ermine impow-
eerei. his c011..r of SS's ; the I,nt:: ilijpf
Jl.Aire 1.1 the ('Hurt of Ciantnoei Pleas. its his Judge's
rnlies, will his hood awl sleeves, lined with online Ull•
poic4:er.-.1, wearing the color of SS's.
The Vire-In:dice:lor and the Master of the Rolls in

/he' r robe,.
The Lon! Chief ,lnatice of !he King's Bent+, in his
roltes anal coif, with his hood and sleeves, lined
sii•i• ermine.
The ( leriis of the f'oinac'd in (ordinary.
Privy Councillors, not being Peers of Englam!, in
ririi habiTs.
I?.,gi.ter of the Order of the liatirr.
Icisiirlo• '',r f;!rter (not Prere), in the full habit
sn.' collar of the (Irdrr, r .ps in their hands.
tir:‘
I 'islaptrollur of hi. linusehold ; Ti.:water
of l,ia 31.tjest...'s ;elaolti, Leal ing the UrituNsiu Bag.
it i:11 th,r mr.ll!‘.
A Pormivaot of .Irnis in his Tabard.
Perahlq of Scotland and Ireland, in their Tabards and
of S.
The Stmailar,l of Ilinover, borne by the E arl of Mayo.
II iroas in their robes of estate of cairn:on vets et with
t 'Heir clroneta in their hands, four a breast, the youngest
taro.
fl,rahl, in 1114 rahlr.! and Coll of of SS.
The Stan:lard of I relamt. horn,. le; Lord I{ort-F.1..1;
t • Ind ird of Scot:awl, borne by the Earl of Lander-

The Bishops of noirlsnol and Ir.•l•in'l, in their rockets,
nith their iiTtare caps in their hands foil: d breast, a• -
cording. to the seniority of their consecrations, the
Juniors first, excepting those who are its attendance, as
sonoorters of his Majesty.
I'nrs•titants if .arm•, habited as before.
Vi.eount. in their robes of estates, with their coro-
nets in their hand•, fours-breast, the toungest Arst.
Two livrahls, in their Taharils and Collars of MS.

Th. stand:it." of England, borne by Lord Hill.
Earls in their robes of estate., with their coronets in
their hands, fonr a breast, the youngest first.
Too 11-rolds. in their Tacarek and Collars of SS.
The Uni•'n Standar". borne b Earl Harcourt.
felar,ptesses, in their Robes of Estate, their Coronets
in their hands
The Lord Chatnherinin his Majesty's Household, in
ks Robes of Es•ate. his Coronet in his hand, attended by
sea OiS:er of the Jeoel-Otlice in a Scarlet Mantle, wills
a Crown ernbroiirred on his left shoulder, bearing a
.ishion, on which were placed the Ruby Ring and the
Sword to be girt about the King.
The Lord Steward of his Majesty's Household, iss Lis
It Ow, of Estate, his Coronet in his h•end.
The Roe3l Standard, borne by the P.arl of Harrington.
King of Arms of the lonian Order of St. Michael and
Oeorr.., in his Tabard. Crown in his hand.—filoti-
ceter King of Arms, in bis Tabard, Crown in his haul.
Hanover King of Arm:, in his Tabard, Crown in Isis
hand.
ilnites, in their robes of estates, with their coronets in
tt'•ir hands.
Ulster King of Arms in his Tabard, Crown in Isis
hatiel.—Clarenceaux Ling of Arms, in his Tab ad, Crown
in his Itand.—Norroy king of Arms, in Isis 'Tabard,
('r•rrn in his hand.
The Lord Privy Seal, in his Robes of Estate. Coronet
i•e Isis lista—The Lord President of the Council, in
his Robes of Estates, Coronet in his hand.
Archbishops of Ireland.
The Archbishop of York. in his Itoehet,
Cap in Ili 4 hand.
The Lord High Chancellor, in his Robes of Estate, with
his Coronet in his band, bearing his Purse,
and attend by his Pursehrarrr.
The Lord Archbishop of Canterhnry, its his Roche,
Cap in his linnll.
Two Serjeants at .Arms.
TILE RECALIA.

St. Edward's Th,,G.:,lden The Sceptre, with
Walt Surs. the Cross.
boer. • by the borne by the bor•ie by the
Marquess cf L.o.d l‘f arquess of
Salisbure. Caithorpe. Wellesley.
Tile Third Sw^rd, Curtsna. The se and Sword,
borne by the born^ by the bornr by the Duke
li:Art of Glilowly. Duke of Newcastle. of Northumberland.
Two Serjeants at Arms
IT:lter of the Green Rod. I:.ther of the White Rod.
Tile Lord Mayor tlar!er Principal Centlo•man Usher
of London. in a King of Arms. of the Black
crimson velvet wearing the coat RA. in a very
gown. wearinT a of arms. cellar of rich habit, went.-
..oiler of SS's of Ss'4. nad Witt.) ing his badge in
aold,and Cie city or jewel belong- a gold chain. and
jewel thereto ap- ingte Garter, and b.•aring iii his
pendant. & beer- carrying hit Co- hand the Black
ingtheCity Mace ronet, pure gold. Rod.
The Lord f.von of Scotland, on the r;ght of the Lord Mayor,
in his Tabard. carrying his Crown and Sceptre.
The Deputy Lord Great Cliamberlsin of England. in his
Robes of Estate, his Cornttet and his White