The National Register. — London, England, 1821-06-18 00:00:00

el flitt‘ 7,,..{ . . w Tili+tis' I ..1 Lk :anal( 31P 'of qa No: 1,317.—V0L. ]ul.] THE. CORONATION. The day for the performance of this expensive ceremony is at last fixed, in consequence of which the following Proclamation was issued on Monday: BY THE KING. ♦ ntOECASII.TION APPOINTING A DAT TOR THE SOLEM NITY OY THL CORONATION or NIS MAJESTY. GEORGE R. Whereat, by our Royal Proclamation, bearing date the 6th day of May, IWO, we did, amongst other things. publish aid declare our Royal intention to celebrate the solemnity of our Royal Coronation upon Tuesday, the lit of August then next ensuing. at our Palace at Westminster; and whereas, by our Royal Proclamation bearing date txth July, we thought fit to aljourn the mid solemnity until our Royal will and pleasure should be further signified thereon; and whereas, we have resolved. by the favour and blessing of Almighty God, to cele brate the said solemnity upon Thursday, the 19th ofJuly. at our Palace at Westminster, we do, by this our Royal Proclamation, give notice of and publish our resolution thereon . and we do hereby give strict charge and command to all our loving subjects whom it may concern, that all persons, of whatever rank cc quality were: they be, who. either upon our letters to them directed, or by reason of their offices and tenures, or otherwise. are to do any service at the time of our coronation, do duly give their attendance at the said solemnity, on the said 19th day if July, in all respects furnished and appointed as to so great a solemnity appertaineth, and answerable to the dignities and places which every one then respectively holdall and enjoyeth; and of this they or any of them are not to fail, as they will answer the contrary at their peril. unlms by , special reasons, by ourself under our sign manual to be allowed, we shall dispense with any of their services or attendance.—Given at our Court die , 9th, day of June, second year of our reign. An additional activity is ob Isle amongst the work men in Westusinster.b.ll. Mr. Greenwood, the scene painter, and Isis assistants, were on Monday mailed to those who bad been previously engaged, and were em ployed iti canvassing and papering the triumphal arch, preparatory to its being pointed, according to the model of Mr. Hier!, and approved by his Majesty. The depart ments of the Earl Marshal, the Lord Great Chanabe. lain, the Lord Chamberlain of the Household, the Lord me wat d, and the Board of Works, are all equally on the tint t, in making preparations fur the ceremony; and their officers sod Hui ks are requited to attend early and late, in order to enable them to perform 'heir ardor) ties. The decorative works nee also In active progrea Mr. Alasla is, as anual, indefatigable its his attenda hog daily and homly employed in inspecting details which fall within his function.. Mr. Wailer, DL. Hest, and Mr. Wharton, have to pro• vide the Ilauquet, a wink of no ordinary labour; fur, in addition to the rioble.incis and ether baths Winds who will dine in Hue Hall, in the presence of the King, other tables will be prelim ed flu Count of Exchequer, t h e• Court of Conut'ou Pleas, the Old llotase of Lords, She Painted Chamber, the C e Rumps of the House of Loads and C , fur the reception of nut less than two thousand guests. There ale now between Iwo and three hundred men engaged in Westnainater Hall and its vicinity, from six in the 000000 Mr* till sewn in Hie evening. As homy permit's ale admitted by tickets to view the wogs ess of the pre. p.sidijobs. it' °rice 10 prevent interference and iiiiertop t to Ilse workoss to, a rail Isis been erected across the platfulim to stieveill their &ascending into Ilir hotly of the hall : a.l sisals cs are, howevi r, iterated with the most !whir alleotion.Nllll l!srry hagouy satkiarloril, ans•.vrred. As it wall lie itspossible to complete the levet's of th e ws skin turret at the entrance to Me hall, the not kosen emplo)ed on this 11%1%/: hero wuhdaawu v soil it is to be disk ly rlusrd in a case us boa; (Is till after the co roilaiiiiii. Toe lewcnn on lbw top of the hall will NUI/II 61' "'IN.' , "hi it is formed of east loon, and has a braisalifill appeal:4lllT. Os dl 1, have been issued for 11,1111Cili4iPly Colll. l lellrillg iplailuain, Ilse slables for the champion's horse, Asc. Lur • iiiiiii in the passage Ilse hall, that whirls Inns hill.. riii turn rifled •• ilie Lind Clamored4)l'3 1111rImil," is In he idled lip fur his Alnjest)'il I..depi ion, kalif Ler; his Majesty wul I essiain till the apposiiirsi pesioil iOl his jouney the prods milun. The itu).al liegalia Will be tlepu • ailed in the oppoole room. The peers, red oilier members of the procession, will Itsw.mblv its the House of 'Lords, and line 11111111111111 4111• iiiii 1 i qt. Their will be a %errand pinlfnini erects d from the eo n:nice ut the flown. of Lords So Putts' duffle'. Tina Will be clitireiy closed, and is intended fur Ilie convenience of lisoi•s• blanches of lire Itiiyal tinnily who 1111 1111.11 j in :he pioressiiiii, line goo emu ambassadors, peereasr 4, Aar. to piodi.eil wuhrrot iiiis ri 'minion to aiiii from tlar Abbey. 'Clii arialleiler. ar.d Illeaairta 11111111 11111 be rreeled in the hoe of lire piiidession, too lire use of lire pnblie , have been ordrreil.and 1111110111 were nip Alooday employed in mem anning the ground, and arranging their plans lot that pus ruse. In the A beery the nplsoi•treer► ■re actively procceiliim %eel. their Is!moils, moil ll.e Dein leas set his mot Attlee' in nioti.iis lu pletc elite iesevasatioeis %leech lail *Ohm b.. •iepaltneeut THE HE(iALIA. Isoa ( • OW N.—Hi, Al.irso% will he crowned wills Illy 111 1..11 4 - 1.,0 ilia L 410441111. The /1.1010 cn.wf 1. ill'ell4lPll 1.. be worn 1a5imc01.41...) alier flint 1.01.. form lid, lakeu 11$ 1 . 1 1*. The lui lowa 110141 . % , er, trerivr.l I lilt lH i.k entrails and romin-leu.l iiio.,afid fur ihali) follse jeksvh. Ira! our, have heels Tor clown, 'Haile elk II re... 4 Itli lii• p e•elil Alour.s), e•ents 01. e 1114,1114 I Ilaii” ul Maur.t.l.d+.'l lie to. lit, of its 111 41 sie•, w.. 0 II 1.4,1 41 •illyul I 111.- It not su wit lit •6 ti.t; old vex ,it 14 givi skt4 udiJ 4..0 st t • Our Bing, ConOtitution, anti Rabbi. MONDAY, JUNE IS, 1821. Pales Old. fnl, and the whole is conxeqnently notch higher. The would correct , but in a long, wordy answer, the velvet with which it is ornamented is unlike ilw old ortr, which is purple; it ja a beautiful cr i mson cnimir. The Re .. v..la . trd evaded . . this ju . s . t . deisaud, and . thit s . furced whole is ammoniated by a pearl of immense valise. air. Adult' to do utnisett- justice by puntianing his The Globe, to be held in the left liana of hid Majesty, refutation, which be has doile iii aomanner the [mist when seated on the throne is pronounced to be of Yell cat Cory to ectry.unprejudi&l mind. He chews ancient workinen•hip ; it is of gold, richly orneturtned. that I bis journey to St. Petersburgh in 1791, was with diamond., rubies, emeralds, mid pestle. • determined on, totally without the knowledge of The King's Sceptre ha. a rich cross oa the top, and appeari to be of the amine style and date with the chose; Mr. Fox ; and to proi.e that his conduct while there, on the top of it is a large amethyst. was not regarded as hostile to the numsures of the • The Gulf/ Staff of Edward the Confessor, *bleb ii Id be existin. , government, he atatte.tlie application that carried before the King , Is a lwatetilig specimen of th e existing was made to him by the immediate suectis.sursuf Mr. a orkinan M ship of that age, and cannot tint tat *eeting the attention of the coiling*. I Pitt in office, to undertakes most. important diplomas The Golden Eagle, which is to contain the oil for anoint- I tic mission accowpanied by the significii ' of his log, is very en, ions and ancient, and appears to have been Majesty's pleasure to miler on him a mark of his royal made anterior to the Confessor's time; the Spoon belong ing to this ancient vessel is of culls/us workmanship, cud approbation of his services ;and he mentions this, he embellished with rolonred stones. says, because " where to repel the detraction of fess Mix Majesty's Corona ' King is of plain gold, with a honourable Adversaries. a man may, without Lupus large ruby violet, on which is curiously michased a plain tutiutt of a silly vanity, brin g into court the testi cross, or cross of St. George. mony of the chiefs by whom they were disavowed." The gold enamelled Bracelets, which the King will wear oil his statists, are extremely curious, exhibiting the i Mr Adair concludes his masterly Letter with the chaste taste of our forefathers, and are undoubtedly of following just and well...merited description of the great antiquity. learned Prelate's work. The Golden Spurs are confidently said to be the identi- .. From suc h m a t er i a ls, my Lord, my friendimay read without cal ones worn by William the Compitior ; the form mid I a blush the story of my humble public life. Lt.tferent indeed dectuations are ill a style of peculiar elegance; they have are those w hi c h you have co ll ecte d f rom your imp er i a l theme; no rowels, but a single point at the top. and different the use to which you have put them. It is by no Two Sword. lit State, Hod one of Mercy, are to he car- means clear that you do not sand criminally responaible to tile tied before the King, the hilts of which are very elegant ; for the manner in which you have accused tare, by name, of tin the last is pointless, and scents to convey a silent and fell- offence little short of high treason. For the present let this paes. g' admonition. You have done it. le:usably, ha the purpoac of injuring Mr. Fox The Salt or State, whirl' is to be placed in the centre of rather than Myself. It is for this tau" that I ate mute pt. th e di nner table, i s i n t h e c orm 0, a castle wit h towers, re . mptory in my etmand of justice for him; and it Um nu °liter. richly embellished with cartons colon; ril stones, elegant ay st_ta . ~.. .itise he was the rival of Mr. Pitt, that, by the courtesy of /wenn.. competition, your Lordship would be bound to grant chased, aiid of silver richly gat. presented to King Chisrl.-s she seemed ley H i a t t. its:itsyaiudit? Z a S s . • M g You have male yourself the 11ig0414111 of Mr. Pitt, and of the evendul tinuosiii which lie governed. You have had access to its, eter, and sued at the coronation of that Monatch. There papers. auttionsisi by him In his last moments to look them will be 'we've other Salle of alt tom iii°" size. richly over with the Karl of Chatham, you had di„, lassos of °nib., a chased and gill, arranged r 000000 il the State Salt, which wor k to t h e wor ld w i t h unexpecte d pretens i ons to verac i t y. Wi th cannot tail of producing a grand elite' when placed on ,bitch materials, it might hare town hoped that you would have the tattle. felt something el the pride of your task; that your maid expands • The large silver-gilt Wine Fountain will display acm : ing itself with your subject, you would have castawty with stun ri.ons feature or the grandeur ul' aticietit tunes. all helps to be derived trent time tumid an advertaary's glory. It There will also be • I splendid, chased, and gilt might have been expected that, in building a temple to Mr. Pitt, dishes, embussed wills various drawee, many of them with y,,z-frridthchatrultitw the authors mg el t n W ed be gan tamahat th eir religions subjects', flagnias„ chalices, dad' tankards, all of severe simplicity to reject p all paltry eye tr,.and false knee, and exquisite winknottnitiip. . sham doors, and showy meretricious contrivances to please anat. liesoles the regalia whorls have been tilt early dew, died. she barons tawe. If this did nut aqua e with your scheme. you must follow jog louse been prep a red fur she purpose of het used 'k mare been aware, at least, of the 'capons:batty belonging to the in the ~drain forms of the approaching cor-snit 00000 : : new character in which you were about to appear, end that the Thu Sr:Kerne v. urn a Dts it. —Too dalfcrs ritatefially same authority which enabled cau to stamp the teal of truth on flout the sceptre with a crates, which was d.seribed ice line h . your facts, impued on you a lso the duty of advancing none but article. It is not wreathed, hut Of an even surface' ; it which you 'should not be ready, as well as able, to anbaantiate.--. it is pure gold, three feet 11,1 , 11 Hal hes in height, there inches All dew considerations you have passed by in search of the means in circumference at the handle, alll.l Iwo liie hes ae.ill u quarter of iniwing Mr. Foe. I."° have not even disdained tot t his put at the top t the pommel is 5010r.,..,1 h. a fillet of dimly .Js Pow a pactneiship with the La . dd... amanuensis who [[tact re id p' tune sum es of 'tiff . ..nut shit, ; the bull or globe at published the charge sound hon. let tins Ulan bust nu napes to Mr. Fox. What he did was under the keen milaience of the oils is m imuicilicd by a heeled or hilt( of fleet dial 1111 l 1413 ; hunger. Why have you p a ...cipated in his act ? And are you upon tbe bail es a 310.111 Cross, which ism' asennited by a do ve consent with that share of its merit which leaves you only what he with cater e d aifts, a• mile (maiden' of mire) . For ( lust d iw i s i iiis in it? sceptre, his Iliejesty, ,Os time Coili34. Of l . l)'''t ' 4 slim I hr ! " But when documents are to be published. you do not linger elithircht foetus required, wilt exchange the hall 4.r ithitie of ' in the race with him. I.4te all milintry life writers you get [mime. The ste i llie wills the dove Will dices he held be . possession of family papers, you hare . one OH in tile rims[ the left hand, h hale the right he alai he sceptr.. wits the r rov, routine of book retaking, selecting those which, in your ink. Three Yee mile h ill be I n troit untied Iteloce the King in the . nicht, exalt Mr. l'itt ; and outer. which exhibit his opponents procession, besides the So in II of siase a hick hi, bevel i as traitors to their King and country. In (loin,: this you have ia!reatty ineautimieet. 'Ehe latter will be carried ain„:,ly nod • been touched by no shame, HO kulilig tier the dead or the living; . the neatest to has Slesjestj's perm'', hut it ell he imataaeliatelj , you have been withheld by DO doubts or the . moral ru,:titud: o f nal d ta u m ty n , i no ubt e b ev in ea d a ii i . lC : : tors 49119111) 1114/ Sound of Jit toi e to Ilse Sim iniality ma the ; i w or °4 lr u L w t l e . a ii t t, & ; ,, " ° . t s r tight hand, the Sword of doctor to the T.'lleeioralil e oat Ihr , 1 i se ur of fu ru r i t i o 'A ' oliTa tk i l t Under no provocation hum canitlicting interests, you has:. t s it . "" sir '""' d " t ' lt ' ll 0 i " the , " ""be t The Sword " I '; deliberately and advisedly, broagm. torah into opeii day manes '`ectv/." , nitwit , '" awitid. limits" t" Una hcr"l'lle ovr°"°' I which the constitutioc. Used' hasguanied vital the nano[ 51i1y...L:44 tO) 1114. SIAM. 411 (Arleen', is tier toriticapal Or the 'Mee Phew& , jesiotuy lanai the sight and even from o tau Cut kuwledge of stageiso di.. Mt N t tic I. of its letuae i, 34 mime., ali t bet.idlll parties. You twee alsiopol your arrows in totbalalen mitts si at alinera IW.* Illelle. ; 111 t. 11.11.111.. 4.4 ...CIS Is riieeiril with hale ' shot them forth at random, to liAlit a. tia. y last 4/11 a Briall gold fe.t.!, is lOW 111411.*N1.11115. lit .45411, toe I I, "rhea 111,. II P.Oll ttttt flit, OH the chicts at the and nobility in :be land, on a band ' iisill 5 lure wino ic.,, is hien, is WI Iha ii.,,s, Or go.. tl, it pi ii . of cohnhohers, in knowledge, in virtue, an dkoeetested imam,: steel gilt ; the length of tire Clow as eight niches. This spirit. Inferior to none of their pieduie...sors at the ptoadest hour sus oi el, for the impose of !Ills,' ..11.1g allegorically to ills of their struggles tOr the independence ta their liaise. You, 100, name, is maeie to appear : e s It ttttt .:ii il• wail., were hooky° ie lir, my Lord, like the iianderer or M., liu.ke, have pat for sand a T he with', of/ is „ sc . cd with m . 6 h ioi s m i ct i d u d, o r tissur. mighty name, under *how cover you brand all the.e illustrious ' as st h a Ic a iolle, hotel, and c a pe. individual, in a mass with the galley alavemarksot a De:sr.:lo.l It AND 17•PitiNcIPLEDFAC rinsam.de:ersted f or Welt Orin pili'.3l4l hr wroth' daunt ill tilgi II y, I hal -ar Justice to the Spi mat. to subvert the can,utualusa eine! it Lilco, aid th eau eyrie Oilli,lale, If 11 1/1.111111.11 in 14 111 .1, 14111 comiaerately mitre Ilan in the manners of,gentleinen. Nor a, it the least Ot yo °fiances Ili ' Ilmd t ith l ' i L• ll ' "1. to ti lt" . " f it") itteh i e - a lb ' /Heidi ' . that in this par; or your ataik you have tauced pytin: men, to as. mete tend a wilt; the lutnelle as coveeen in a 411/4I lar man- i whom honour is every thing. is a sail aeon on whet el...tr err to lee to, 101 . 1, ‘i WI hoe. 40111 iv i.e ; 11 I- .1 of the tii,ier loyalty i, the only scurvy for their .411...1C1. for my.ell, I nal ' leelJtii, ilOil lit all olio.. re.pect- (not 104e01,401011) is t ttttt rides. not be provoked by the surreptamius des-topement of/ Muse 'flit (mid ,word us 01440,t j, the 4 a era 01.1.44. c, In I ler nutters. to say on: WWI lapin' Cam riniltaic:: ; suet Oho the, ten 'regrown:llos, In 1111 .AI re4044..1, eh.ei 9 rallied eee os !I ; 111, , t:t....,, ill echte3C f.. 611111 4..14 .1M ...!/ imi,,..ait,y pronatilkatA, near hrealll la of 11 , 1.1 , aie is our int h and Ili. ..,(u .re's., till' laii...a would have written to hi. COalltl.o.l3l..erviffit what lie ea., nut tarty taxi' s ; hod in e've'ry 0111 , 1 1 . 01/. - E , II 6 rwlluteles Ike convinced would be sacred trim the sa,oll ut Ai tether turn ; anti Sword 418.111/11te 111 the Spit ithality equally sure that Air. ,*.it himself, 0 ultim pa Ceeilli by ho tile majorities to the gio!in I, WOUld 11:4Vc vie 4,:r his right maid sooner than he wattl.l hav:dirdlged with hail H.ell an Cl/41111/4. sic [eel . 't 01 ilic valor of your litstorj.ho veszr. illi 4 art is seciaey.— The dignitacy of thee. ir...:i Of 1'..:1,;14i1,1 di:stew at .; the teaui.r or truthamt awn) , is . • 'rime ; an LI we 3.. a. Is 5111114 hit the party , becretary, the sell crca:ed exitistor, alto rill la Use toonspol h • talend to go at list suer.. -. ..0f hits Sdrcrod,a, .ual earn_ i.l. us built to market ao the la,:a bahia.r. a e a st We have addiiiimal plersare from givin; eticreas.:il publicity lit ;hem: tli.:.s, because we tory,: had the tumour of being Lis twit to Mr. Al rie fo: years (through the pctsois,l introduction tat title of tile most antiabli: Peers of the Ilealin) and h..ve always heard ills ilikiluatatic in . .e.,;rity and abiliiy Ltuded most highly by those who were inoat a ;us ecteut to feral a correct estunstse tat their.. —Le. 11. AD.IIR, ESQ. vers3s THE 131 51101' OF IFINCIIESTEN. In consequence of thz above-named Bishop (who taus private secretary to M'illiam Put) having in trite memoirs of his late master, which he lets recently riblished, reflected most unjustifiably and mo:.t flilsely, as well upon the memory of the lute r. up on the character Mr. Alt lir,t!hit gen tleman, with a delicacy of tiding which the Bt.hop was neither entitled to expect nor capable of apprc elating, allressed to him a pro'.'e lettcr, in which tted wat to !•.:m grna irtianees of mix representation, whit ! I he .. ttust...l the Rev. Prelate >B4; r 10 ) A•N • . . r .~ .J 4 1