Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
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| tie knots in the immediate vicinity Of Buckingham
Palace, and - the day advanced, considerable add
tons to that number coHnnued 10 be made, until the
hour Of eight o'clock had arrived, when the whole line
on either side Of the road leading up Constitution Hill
from the New Palace well the tuner side OF the
iron railing viii divides ST. Jamess from the Green
Park, was crowded with well dressed persons, Of
whom very large proportion consisted OF ladies'
Within the railing there erecteda series OF plat
forms, of various elevations, on which standings
were 0btalnable at a charge Of 2s. I'd. per head
This accommodation extended nearly from the Duke
Of Sutherlands residence, up 10 the Tlumphal arch
opposite to the entrance into Hyde Park aHd as far
as we We're enabled to see, not enc was uneccapled
On either side of the arch, and on both sides OF the
gate, spacious galleries erected, which were fill
ed principally by elegantly dressed females, many OF
whom, on the arrival of the youthful Soverelgn,to took
off their bonnets Ii was impossible not 10 have an
ticpated, where great an assemblage had congre-
gated, that some disturbance would have occurred
Not so in this instance however, for throughout the
whole day not an angry word cached our ears, ex.
cept such as were rendered necessary every now and
then, by persons planting themselves in the trees
along the side Of the roads. Then the commands OF
the police assumed somewhat tone OF that charac-
ter.
In the course of the night detachment of the ar
tery from Woolwch had taken up their station in
that part Of ST. James's Park Immediately behind
arborsugh house. the residence of the Queen Dow
ager About o'clock, thc outer line of the foopaths
up Constitution Hall were taken possession of by the
the intersices between these official persons We're
filled up by a detachment of the Life Guards. The
line toward the arch made out OF portion Of
the Rifle Brigade.
The roof of the palace itself was thickly studded
with spectators.
Soon after half past nine, detachments Of the Blues
and the Life Guards, accompanied with their rsspec
tive bands arrived opposite the entrance gate OF the
palace, and their appearance was quickly followed
by that Of twelve Of Her Majesty's dress carriages
together with the state coach The carriages of her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, with those Of
their Royal Hahnesses the Duke of Cambridge,
Duchess Of Gloucester, and the Duke OF Sussex next
reached the Royal residence, in rapid succession
The whole of these vehicles drove into the court
yard.
During this proceeding, the various foreign ambas-
sailors formed into line in the Bndcege walk.
At quarter before ten O'clock the final formation
of the procession was commenced, and after the
cessary arrangements had been completed it set out
in the manner following =
Mr. Lee high constable Of the city Of Westminster.
squadron Of Lite Guards
in III: which they ,..s in this country
The r: c cs.qS. sAs,e. Of ss.rssa
The Saxon Minister.
The Hanoveri.. Minister
The sardiHian Minister.
The Spsssh Mnis,er:
The minister from from The Seshsrisnds
The Bavarian Minister.
The Danish Minister.
The Belgium Minister
The Th wq P,s..s" Kin n I.;.s'
Carriages of the foreign ambassadors and ministers ex,r.or
binary in the order in which they respectively
The Turkish Ambassador
The Preach AMBASSADOR.
The Russian Ambassador
The Austrian Ambassador
Mounted Band Of Regimen! 70 Of Household Brigade.
Carriages of the H. Royal Family with their re-
spscive Escorts
he Duch sofK Kent and
The Duchess Of GLOUCESTER s.a Ausnaaas
Moun,ed Band Of = r. gmenl ii Household Brigade,
The Queens ssrgemaster.
HER Ms, Ssfr7s '1Ex sEs cxRRae
The Lord eA snss y - mss
The LORD stewart sS. Dn.s i ArESn.
Military s,sG and Aide.as Camp on horseback. three
FRS, and principal Aid De d. Camp :. the ou..n,
kausy u III cswa ss
The Queens Genlemaa Rider. }. FoIars Esq
DfSS" Deputy n: SI Con- SaatF
Deputy xdatant- General Royal Artillery Sir Alexander
sift J. soTs.. Bar. e.
Military Secretary to the Connsndern-s lief Lord Froy
ss%:: Sc n e !: K
The Sir on a.n s.ssy : '
with rich each sSr' er ~ wS
Msshalmen in ranks ri f0ur
nc .ar
The Clrrk OF the Check, James Bunce Cursg, Eco.
nzrbnger, Samuel wilson, ESQ.
Ensign sir Thomas n Reeve.
Lsa'; ran 81 STATE s,Tet co cs1Sf NJ r.
drawn by eight cream-cosored Horses,
attended by Yesm.n OF hs Guard At each Wheel and two
The rola s,ich Ard the captain Of
yiscoun, ComLermere. The Yremen Of TIE
Guard the Earl q Leicester, riding either sde at'endedby
two grooms each,
CsnveviDE
TBR QUKEN.
The Mistress Of the robes, the Dnebe@ OF
Sutherland the master e the horse,
The Earl OF Abensrie.
The Captain General Of The Roy Archc the Duke Of Buc
Asquadrop Of Life 0uaros.
The various members of the royal family were
loudly greeted they passed succession, and when
the youthful Queen appeared the loudcst plauds rent
the air. Not a male head remained covered, and
loud were most Of the assembled multitude in their
wishes for her MsJestys continued enjoy meat OF good
health.
Precisely al 10 o'clock, discharge Of Fl pieces OF
artillery announced that the grand procession bad
moved from Buckingham Place; and shortly before
IL O'clock the sound of the trumpet and the appear
ance of a squadron Of Life Guards announced that
the grand pageant approached. Great excitement
now prevailed, and crlcs Of Down, DOWN. I'm
hatsp &c. were heard on all sides, which II Is but
justice TO say, were responded TO with degree Oh
good sense, good nature, and good feeling winch we
have rarely observed in large assemblies AS the pro-
cession moved on, II appeared more and more 70 de-
light the spectators. They we're greatly taken win
the equipsgcs Of the foreign ambassadors, though
some of them are more remarkable for gaudiness
than simple beauty. With the exception OF Marshal
Soslt they did not personally notice any OF the am
bassadors Bat with, think, very good taste they