Of the late coronation we shall at once consult the best feelings of our own mind, and of the community, by presenting the most copious account we have been able to collect:--
_On Thursday the 19th day of July, 1821._
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE ASSEMBLING OF THE PEERS AND OFFICERS.
{ Their R. H. the Dukes of { the Blood Royal, in their { robes of estate, having { their coronets, and the { Field Marshals their batons, { in their hands. { The Peers in their robes of { estate, having their coronets { in their hands. _They were to assemble in { His R. H. Prince Leopold, the House of Lords_ { in the full habit of the { Order of the Garter, having { his cap and feathers { in his hand. { The Archbishops and Bishops, { vested in their { rochets, having their { square caps in their { hands.
_In his place near the Bar_ { The Gentleman Usher of { the Black Rod.
_In the space below the Bar { The Train-bearers of the of the House of Lords_ { Princes of the Blood { Royal.
{ The Attendants on the Lord { High Steward, on the { Lord Chancellor, the Lord _In the space below the Bar_ { High Constable, and on _of the House of Lords_ { the Lord Chamberlain { of the Household. { The Gentlemen Ushers of the { White and Green Rods, { all in their proper habits.
{ The Lord Chief Justice of { the King's Bench. { The Master of the Rolls. { The Vice-Chancellor. { The Lord Chief Justice of { the Common Pleas. { The Lord Chief Baron. { The Barons of the Exchequer, { and Justices of both _In the Painted Chamber_ { Benches. _and adjacent rooms, near_ { The Gentlemen of the Privy _the House of Lords_ { Chamber. { The Attorney and Solicitor { General. { Serjeants at Law. { Masters in Chancery. { The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, { Recorder, & Sheriffs { of London. { King's Chaplains, having { dignities. { Six Clerks in Chancery.
{ The Knights Grand Crosses { of the Order of the Bath, _In the Chamber formerly_ { in the full habit of the _the House of Lords_ { Order, wearing their collars; { their caps and feathers { in their hands.
{ The Knights Commanders { of the said Order, in { their full habits; their { caps and feathers in their _In the Chamber formerly { hands. the House of Lords_ { The Officers of the said { Order, in their mantles, { chains, and badges.