Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

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| Westminster, claiming 10 be allowed as
! heretofore, 10 instruct ibe Sovereign In
| The rites ana ceremonies used al has cor.
| Onaiion /; 10 assist The Archbishhop of
Canterbury III the performance OF The di.
VINE se;vice; and also TO have The cus,o-
| dy OF The corora'isu robes. Fer these
services They claisled 10 have robes for
the Dean and three Cbaplains aud for
suudry members Of tie said Church,
yards of sarSeuei, iwo ella black cIoih
the roy al habits pui off in the Church,
consisting Of the upper vrSliueD'S the
sefFrai Ublailons, lrrhIIule of The Church,
| t!ie bells attached toIhe CANOPY, the cloi!l
on which his majesty walks, from The
Church door Of theAbbey 10 lhe bauquet
il thc ils!l, &r.
Lhrd i!arrnsby asked whether these
;rrhS Hcrr similar 10 those used on lie
former application: aud one OF he Pic
bends answered i'll the affirmative.
Dorset Fellows, Egg. Secretary TO Lord
GNydir, Tie herrdiia.y deputy lord great
cllambcr!ain oil England, presented the
petition al his lordship, Claiming IN right
| oil las said Office 10 be admitted To per.
form The duties and services OIL bis high
| niacr: 10 lave living an,i lodging in HE
| King : court al all times 10 bring TO lis
maiesty, un the tay oil The royal corona
ron, his maiesiy's shiii, stockings, and
| drawers, with The Lord Chamberlain al
| the hou> ehoid tor The time bri;g 10 dress
his majesty iii all his apparel OF thai day,
and 10 have all fees aud p,,.liis therenn-
TO belonging, namely, forty yaris OF
crimson y,lset for his robes against the
day Of coronation, together win Tie led
wherein the king" lays" the night pre-
yious 10 the coronation, together with all
I II
ali tie cushions and clothes within l!:e
chamber and The furniture within thc
same. Aud also The night robe of tie
king, wherein lis majesty is vested tle
night previous Ia the coronation and
likeHis TO serve his majesty with waller,
as well before as aiirr dinacr OIL the SAID
day oil ilis royal curonai:On, and 10 have
the basins and towels, and Tie cup OF as
say, tor his lee. These were SET forth as
rights, privileges. lees, and imnuniitS be
'On4iug 10 the high Office OF Lo:d GrVat
Chamberlain, and claimed by his lUIS
ships predecessors in the Office.
He BaI0ns of The Cmque Ports, BIZ
Their petition claimed To carry over The
king IN his procession a canopy of cloth,
OF gold or purple s;ik, will, gill silver
bell al each corner, SUI ported by Jour
slaves coveted wiz silver four larons to
each siatt, (makinS 10 Ia RuHber y and 10
have iur their lee The canopy, bells, nnd
slaves, "iIh The privilege OF dining III ii
liable on Ihr kings r,ghi kard. ihis pc
Glion, IN answer TO question pui by lord
liarrowby, MAS declared TO be word icr
word, similar 10 HE Bar0n's former Pc
liil1m.
hpctiilou was presented from tie Rev.
John DYn'okr. Rector OF Scrnei by, add
ebeninry oi Lincoln, claiming tie righI
10 ride lnt" The hall, willie III Icas, o! CO.
rona'ion Is proceeding, mounted on cue
OF HE kihgs courseIs, and clad III nue
ct Tie kings best suits of armour. iTwas
tu,iberSialed, thai If HE petitioner Should
not be able IN come himself, we'll armed
Tor war, lie claimed 10 send a substitute,
WHO should enter Ia the person al Will
am Reader. esq into Simni>ier hall,
IN iull suit ot armnHf, nn ii CHARGER,
with The Earl Marshal. ting trumpet sound
ng before the kiug al dinucT, and pro.
claim, by the month Ul Herald the loi-
lowing challrnge:
p" IL any person, of what degree soevcr
high or ton, shall deny, or gaiisay uui
sovereign lord, George w. K,ng ut Grca
Britain, Nc.io be tie rIsbi hcir 10 The i'm
prrIai crc~n 81 lie realm Of Great Bri
tain, or thai lie ought HOi TO enjoy to,
HAT he lieIh, aud is false traitor, bein.
ready IN person 10 combat with him aut
III il'is quarrel will advrnture lis lite "a.
gaiGsI him, OH what day soever shall bt
appointed"
The champion then shall throw down
his gauntlet, ami il nobody do deny HAL
Gorge w. is The righiiul king, The cham.
piOh shall drink OUT OF golden cup Il
! l,.5.. L., Il,
jesiy's health shall take away The cuy
and The charger, The armour and twenty
yards OF crimson coiored satin as his ices
The lord Of The manor OF Heyd0n, H.
Essex, chained To hold The basin ant
ever 10 HE king when his majesty wash
IS before dmneT, by virtue Of one mOIeIy
OF The manor; and 10 hand the towel bt
virtue OF anOihPrmnieiy Of the manor Il
have the towel as his fee.
The duke Of AihoI, who bad taken hi,
seat on Tie upper bench, Ivy the Duke o
IoTk and Clarence, then rose and ore,
seated Il petition IN Iils own behalf, claim
rg, as lord OF the Isle Of Man, to presqn
two falcUHs To his majesty. Nv acts o
the last reign, In sovereignty OF hi
island WAS purchased from the Dnkc O
AihOi, tie lcTnresbip being reserved Il
his grace ; aud Tie service had been per.
formed 10y his ancestor at The coronation
OF George II. aud by The dukes grand
father al the growing Of George Ill
Owing 10 the informal wording OF Iii
petition, much conversation ensned. III,
Duke OF York suggested that more re
gul2r document should be presented
The duke OF hfhol said, that The last pc
tiilon was IN tie claims, and that he IA,
been unable TO get ihc words; bot OF
Lord llarroWby observing that no dOub
The terms wonld be given, IL Was arrang
ed thal new pelIilnn ehonll be ore