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

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Lee, flowsieriaad. grow. frees June 9to July IL C•OSlatios. .)1 ‘r lad use tae considerable laspeoe ssee m, Empowered by Aet of IParil Capital—Otte Mialun A D. Tenter, Whitectispel-road, timber-mereheat, from Tha g ra is L yal l es hiu oierrey. any u lyim b oo f ee d . f FOR THE SEASON, sill' a splendid MI- INSURANCES falling duct Mileometer irtioleselit to Jean M. Commemorative of the TRIUMPH OF WA- B. expire, miens renewed within Mem IMO , tees iblib ISANIALUPTJII. . • erected atter the Doric order, representing Ms NW- period. • J. Pollock Adam's -court, Braid -street, pereliest, to sur- ey'S happy arrival in littgialld. , . sf appropriate Emblem s a n d D ev i ee k w ill he The Compeay's Rates sad ce•ditieee are ionise most ree- 'wader hoe Si, Jnly S. Ilk at &tall. Attorneys. Messrs. The second. being a lanai rapreseetatiima s 1111111 , 1inir aan oedema variety of attractive Novelties. useable description :—no Charge is made for Wire Pollack &Mk Suess and Cart. Bass it-stmt. . the Royal Exchang e is Conlin Derattenesre is on the gran/ e at aga t e . Th e w h en t h e P rem i um exceeds 61.—N0 Admission Fine le H. Blain, Aden's Court, cepd-street. i i; dew, Cob Ibe Iliseeinseovs , selected from th e mos t c h arge d on Li fe Insuranee--a liberal Commission is ft July & IS. at thalkiltall. sAttorneys, Messrs. weer , The third, consisting a the dew, , avid . , Wasters of every nation. The Inrrat.: num'. allowed to Solicitors, and others. who effect Life 'OSUMI.. I Stokes. sad Carr. Basinghell-stast. posit* orders, and reprewetleg the Temples Ceased, complete. —end every facility Is afforded by which the Interest and (Land J. Woeirieh, Spital-4sare. Middlesex. silk-mane was placed in Cl:repaid*. pear Weed-stsset end. . attractive Exhibition, called LE TABLEAU e tniveiliebee of the Public min be promoted. lbelvvrrs. Jeer SS. 3ii, July 15. at Guildhall. Alttorneys, The tar*, coasistiar of the Dark sad leakipsdo•i, a addles to the Cascade. WARNER PHIPPS, Seeretati. Messrs. Sweet. St o k e s. and Carr. Basin/hall-street. - _ __ "; . .- -- _____ i Ni, 5102. IIVAUXHA, V ewe of _ re-decorated moil oodeelenoe WWI. OPEN_ FOR THE 81 try Fete is Conisotoorstion IftLOO. A amber of with el t Plib rlCAL Vikapilirrs _ iced Muter, =est A 0180410 Y tIOUVANT. , Ti l e **ay ef FIRE-WORKS will exceed in spiendoer ia/R 111 former Seasons, partirselarly a greed imposing Ileaneel the ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS. sad Olt Say of Naples. Mete is PlreaWorks--Iladawe Ilengler and Sigoor no Mliitsr7, Caledonian, and Pawlean Sands will per igee het wets Me Atte. tid.—The doors open at Seven ; the Com mit. begin at Right ; Second Act of the Concert at Eleven precisely. PH I PPR, pastas. Sweet, Stokes, saCarr, lasingkall-street. IL limy, Liverpool, merchant. July 6, A 28. at the Albion Tams. Itansiach-street. Liverpool. Attorneys Ateliers. `itseksiock and Benee, lUses-Bench-Walk. Temple ; sad ML E. 0. Deese, Essinsge-ceert, Emdtang•-street, Li enl. it ' ese. Molbeech, Umiak. brewer. Jeneilk IA ha/ le. lie Horse and Ono*. Welbeeek. Attorneys, Dlr. Join- Mailmedig end Mr. Ir. Jeyes. ameeery-latte. Gnomes,. sall•ensnalisetiner, July LA, It, at M M Inn. Regeley. Attorseys. Meson,. Takelle-eid Carr, (Inty's•las ; sad Mr. Iftkit. lAssmeter. P. Weed. Kingstos, Surrey. gardener, June 13, SO. July SS. Mr. Gregory. Claimer s-Ins. D. Masson. Throveort. itaet. merchant. Jane SA 10. July SS, at Guildhall. Attonmys, Messrs. Weston, Teesdale and Scores, Feachorch-street. T. key. Princess-square. way. MiddlPitelre coal-merchant. Jane 13, SO, fely SS, at Ouildhall. Arno. meys,Nlassrs.Saenn and Hooper. Pump-court. Temple. J. Ilurndall, Bristol. haberdasher, June VA SO. July sk at Uulldhill. Attain.), Mr. Gates, Irk, Neargate-street. M. Woodbead, Liversedotr, Yorkshire. nierrhant. July 7, at the Arrnytatte's Anna Ins, Clifton-npon-Calder, York shire. Jul) 9, Pt. at the Black Roll tare, tioaseresl. Yseit• shire. Attorneys. Mr. Evans, Hattos-Garden; sad Mr. Carr. Gassersal. sear Leeds. Sear W( . consisting of the Doric Jaskol**, and representing the Mart's, of Meaty. *toad is PlM street. sear White friars. AN four Of thew being goocribild St kV° treatise particularly set forth for that purpose by Mr. John ()gall. r• The Useable& left tiff irester. inveint Sneering mesa OW PitoCESSWItt its Oahe of Tories Iterseessid. of the Clienther. Desnir il e S =Kalghts ea the Bait. Serioant Harbinger. Ilerieset Porter. Bowen of the Chamber. Qaarter Waiters. The Si: Clefts of the Chancery. Clerk Clerk ant of the Nisei. 1 of the Privy Real. lof the Council. Clerk Clark of the Parliament. I of the Crows. Chaplains having dignities, Tea fa number. The King's Advocate. I The King's Reawnebn The King's Learned Counssi at Law. blasters of the Ghaacery. Elates Paiute Rerjeants. King's Attorney. I King's Solicitor. King's 'Eldest Rajiv Ms. Secretaries of the Preach and Latin Tongues Oesitlosasta Ushers Daily Waiters. Sewers. Carvers. sad Cap-Bearers la Ordinary. Esquires of the Body. Masters of standing ORces. Wag an Counsellors. vie. of the &ruts, Revels, Ceremonies, Armory, Wardrobe. and Ordimace. Masters of the Requests. Chamberlains of the lixehequer. lOIIS of the Exchequer, and Judges of the Law, according to their dignities. 1...0 Chief Baron. Lord Chief Justiee of the Common Plug. Master of the Rolls. t'hiefJustiee. Trumpets. Gentlemen of Use Privy Chamber Knights of Om Bath. Knight Marshal. Treasurer of the Chamber. Master of the Jewel Moose. Barnes Younger Roes. Viscounts Younger Sons. The Truaspeu sad Sorjemat Trumpets. Two Persairaat at Aim. Barons. Marquesses Yoenget Noss. Earls Eldest Sons. Iflorownts. I* vomErry IN HOLBORN. ISOR, GRA H.-% M and CO. respectfully announce, .111•611 have OPENED the spacious PREMISES lately ege i t suihy Memo. Hoc SAMMIE and Co., in a style hither * wohapqrs in that pert of toe Metropolis. Their stock is mil times more extensive than any other house in that street, s ad lie prices bear not the smallest c m1;136400 with the re gala demands muds in that nelshbour , inoil, even for the meat inferior goods. nose Ladies who have regularly pa troller.' High llolborn, will feel greet p:easure In being able to select the very best of goods on the lowest terms, and wilitoet ea* farthing abatement. The variety consists *fairy article generally sold by first-rate Linen-drapers. Ilek-niereers, Hosiers and (hovers, and from the liberal sperm ea which the whole will be conducted, it is jestly premised the New Concern may be worthy of public atten dee—Elegant Long Shawls, of the largest size, are selling atlas. each, and in every fancy colour at 355. ; Damask Table Cloths, large and handsome patterns, at Its. Od. each, fall Idgearters long ; and full three yards long at Its. ; ltaionkhle Chintz Dresses, In every colour, richly II vunceil, at Its. id. each, and worked Robe Dresses. at Is. ILI. ; real Nile Nankeens. Ile. dd. the piece, and beautiful Jacconeis. eieeedlagly fine, at Is. a yard; excellent Furniture% Is. a yard, sad rich coloured ground Chintzes, full ell-wide, at Is. 8.1. ; fast coloured Linings, 6d. a yard, und ell-n ides, at 9.1 ; rich hared and plain Gros de Naples; Satins and Irish Poplins; Italian Nets, at Is. 6d. a yard. and fine India Rooks, at eid. aatl Bd. ; with excellent furniture Dimities. at 41. a card. H.S. Those Ladles who once make a purchase of Irish Liana, will unquestionably return a second lime.—Ho siery and Gloves of every description.—V9l. Iligh llolborn. TITNESS PARK. near WIN D'sol4. F.• be LEI' for the remainder of a Term 'idiom the 3d of Jane. Ititll, with a probability, if desired, of a renewal of the Lease.—This beautiful spot consists of a : iagularly hand some Cottage (louse, with rooms of lerge dimensions, mod oat-ogees of every description, with large Gerdes's sad Hot-houses. standing In a Park of 100 Acres. imasediatal) adjoining Windsor Great Park, aad near the Village of MP.- nig! Hill. The whole is la perfect order. sad from the ex traordinary betaty of the place. excellent eelghbourhood, and contiguity to Londe's. it is a most desirable residers e.% For Tickets to view, and tes t /0, apply to Mr " Wake d Land Surveyor, No. 34, T. Dawson. Upton. Norfolk, merchant, Jam 19. in. Jill) . Oft, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. ltiorneys, Mr. Parkin son. Norwich; and Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Ura) Inn-vinare. W. Parker, Newark-upon-Trent, wire-worker. July 0, 7. *R, at the flotzl. Newark-upon-Trent. itiorne) a. Mr. Lee. Newark-upon-Trent ; and Messrs. Milne and Parr). Teno;4l-. R. IVroots. itleaford, Lincoln. linen-flrsper. July 4. 3,9 R, et Heo Rridgewater Arms Ina, Maw-heater. Anomie), Mr. M ikon. Nlanrheiler SOCIETY FOR TIIE SUPPRESSION OF VICE, Committee Rooms, June, Itittl. To those who have witnessed the late efforts of the blasphemous and licentious press, the Society °ter the following mite vent : In the midst of the alarm occasioned at the re-puhlleitlse of the infamous tracts of 'Mantas Paine, and the dissemina tion of tither infidel works, this blocirt‘, by the seceesallti prosecution, at their own expense, of Richard Carlile, pre sented some check to the threatened esti. W Goff. Hrightlirluistone, linen-draper. Jinn 19. 1(1, July V, at Guildhall. . 1 111nrites. dears. Ilatliva and rein), I.inrnln's-Inn. S. Wellhnrn, Srelenates, 'Yorkshire. rarer, June 13. July 3. YS. at Guildhall. ttorneys. Measrs.Gatty.lladdan. and (iattv. Aattel-court, l'hroumorton-street. S. an.I . J. Wight. leadettlialf-street. hat-tusaufaeturers. June 21. 311. July Ys. at Guildhall. %ttorne), Mr. Collins. (tint treet. Doctors' Commona. T. Dr h .311, Sheffield. firneer, June 119. Xlll. July 11/4, at the Tontine-list. Sheffield. Alto a. Mr. T. Rodzers. Ilolborn-court, Gray'b-Inn ; and Mr. Rodgers. Sheffield. Notwithstanding, however, the example of his imprison ment, the sale of teeny. of those publications was afterwards continued by Mrs. Carlile. Me has sloes: been coarieted. by the exertions of this society, and is now intprisoesod on the information of the Attorney-General for a waives libel. To the exertions of the society k also due the coeviction of Davison and Tyler for the sale of similar worts. nod prn ereslings are now in prugre.s against another publisher of blasphemous libels. To prove, however, the daring and persevering proligaty of this class of delinquents, the Committee have on y stale, that the same Richard Cartile. although in gaol, ewe tinues to disseminate hii baneful productions, and has *- dared his resolution of persisting in his °Nene in suellod defiance of the law. The secietYs_ is ibe_tilegbillie of AlWililliiPW4o4.424it • ANOEL INN, CLEM EN I S, STRAND. GENERA!. OFFICE. FOR TR AVELLING AND CON- VEYINU PARCELS; AND AIERCIRNDIZE. PI r I DINGS. Jane INS. C. Skrine, Bath. grocer—July 9. R. Clark, Bir miugham, terpauling-nsaker—Juty U.J. Whitmore, Manches ter. cotton-dralor—July 14, J. L. Minton. P.yutonth-doelt, aver —Jul" 14. T. WinV4. beet-mtaker,Plyntouth—Jals 7. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go from the shove Ina:— Park Royal Natl. oda Devar.Taesday and Friday Nights. at Italia. Porbmemth sia neriport A•ourat Godalasiag. Pe ters Geld, sad Porters. every Evening at a quarter past 7. and Monday at half past G. On its arrival a packet sails to the lair of Wight, to convey passenger% and petrels: and a Nall Coach sets off to Cblettaiter. through Drayton. Has an., Emsworth. &c. _ _ Glouresier Mall, through Henley. 0xf.,1-41. and Chelten bam, every Eveslag at a quarter-past 7, and Sun lay at half peat 8. Dover and Canterbury Mail. throneh Cravelend. Chat leas. aid Feveraliain. e‘ery eveoinx at a quarter peat 7, and Sunday at half past O. From Canterbury. paaartigera and par esis are eonveed to Deal. !Margate, kamagate, Sandwich. le. • and from Dover. parcels are confel.ll to Folkstone, San:tote, Dimrhurch, Ronnie). and dd. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen. I.landllo and tla‘ rr- fordwest. every• evening at a quarter-past 7. and Suuday at ball-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only f•o n r inside. through Reading. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenhaus, every Morning at a quarter-past 6. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach, every afternoon at 3. Bath light Post ('ouch, in two days. to carry (..nr through Maidenhead. Reading. Marlborough. Devizes. end Meksham. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at 9. This Coach in chiefly intended for the accommodation of Families. Invalids. &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue 01 such a distance in one day. Brighton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cud, field, every Murming at S. Cheltenham Original Post Coach. to carry only four in side, through Ilenley and Oxford, even - Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth post -come!:. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Evening at half-put 5. Ditto. every Morning at half--post O. tiodalining, and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Epsom, Leatherhead, ('london and 11:.rsiey, Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday Mornings at Ditto, through Kingston. Ditton, Cobltain. and Ripley, on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Aloroingn, at Id. Henley Coach through Maidenhead. every Afternoon at I. Sudsy excepted. Littleharapton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday. anti Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Drat. Sandwich. and Broadstairs light Post-cuches. every Morning and Es eiline. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Dente!, &c. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Regu lator, to carry only four inside. through Kingston. Guild ford, Peterstield. and Ports's, every Morning at t. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail. through Einsworth, Cosham. &c. to Bognor. Salisbury Pout-coach. to carry only toot lucid.•. through Staines, Dasingstol.e, Whitchureh. Andover, &e. every Morning at 7. Ten Lesbury Poant-coach, through Oxford and Chelten ham, every Morning at 7. Stroudwater Coach (removed from the ITnll and Month.) through Abingdon. Faringdon, anti l'irenvt..tter. Tuesday. 'Thursday and Saturd-y Nlornitits at a quarter before 7. Wallingford and Waniege Coach. through Mai,tc:ilien:l. Nettlebed. and Ilarweli, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at 7. NORTHERN CO %CITES. . York. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all parts of the North, ever}• Mornitw. at a quarter past S. Mancheoer, 11.1thea.ter. Kendal. Roca. Bradford. Leeds. Ilallifas, Rotherham, Shefield, and Nor wich Coaches. Daily. CARRIERS—To Twickenham. Brantford. and Isleworth, every \loamy, Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday. FAMES Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiouy;y con veyed from this Inn to every City, Town, Villa4e, and Country Seat in the following Counties, t lz. :—Berks. Rocky. contrail. Devon, Dorset, Hants, Hereford, tiloncester. Kest, ()troy& Somerset. Surrey, 4•tssec. Wilts, Worcester. :South Wales, ail parts of the lite of Wight, Jersev, fluent vey. and all parts of France : and to all Parts of lite North. Take notice,that no package, containing glass. china. vittches, plate, cash. or Rank notes. hoverver small the value, will be accounted for, if lost or damaged : nor °Uwe parcel or passenger's baggage. of m're than 51. value. . 1310 •1 1 specified N utak mitas dalivessd at tha Odic. sad Paid fir acconlinely • +4+ Neat post-chaises, Lc. at the shortest atotiee. - a salooMlllll7lll' 11111 T edaalPf. W minutia To eniurew its laws against a confederacy so harVened and abandlihed The prosecutions In question ere, however. far more ex pensive this is generally supposed.• and the funds of the sv c:ely have, is con.equence of the abuse proceedings, been ronsi tenthly reduced. More they trust need not be said, to stimulate every fr eol of re.igion and morality, to contribute liberally, end pr ny; ly to the support of the object. they have in t T. ea they cannot omit to notice ni.h particular srtisfae tion. n very recent and important conviction of an ottemier. for an attempt to corrupt the scholar' of one of our first public seminaries, by the sale of obscene snuff boxes. By order of the Committee, UEURUE ii ARM Seeretary. F-hscriptions and donations are receised by the Treasure►, Dem-) hours, Km,— 37. Fleet-street : and by the Secretor). NI r. lieorge Pritchard. 31, Essex•sterrt, Strand. P.N. Sister this adrertisessenl last appeared, the will" hare instituted proceedings against two other publishe rs of blasphemous publications. whirl* residers it areesscsra lot routine.. its appeal to the public fur pecuniary aid. 'rhr general labours of the soviet) *redirected toslop the sale of ui►rcrne prints. molt buses. Ile., and to prevent gross and tiaizrant abuses of the sahhatli ; a ithin the last four scars tor) have instituted no less than one Inindrcil and ninety one prosecutions ; all of which have led to conviction. or to retsigaisances, binding the respective parties against the re petitiun of their crimes. The Prssecition of Davison alone cost the twirl) Ith. JotIN sod SON. being apprized suf the numerous endeavours made by ninny persols to impose spurious article for their tusks% feel it inemeibent upon them to request the attention of the Pulllir in i •••••I,mt what they coneeive to he the original. to observe Cu.* sail the suldress corresponds with the above : —the. (—a 'rat appearance of the spurious descriptions will ateeeiv t!:e usaguarited, and for their detection. J. B. and No% su!uit the following caution% t—some are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine," but without any name or address : some •• Btu so ass's Essence of Anchovies :"—otherN, •• By a uts's--and many more without address. JOIN 13CROESS & SON having been msnv gran ho noured with such distinguished approbation. frei evert -on timent of respect towards the Puhiic. and earnest!y them to inspect the Lativli previous to pretr..i: , ..; %%ha' then conceits to be of their make, which !stet hope It ill pret cut wan! dissrpointments. BURG I...SS'S NEW 8.11.7 CE, for general purposes. :eat int: given such great satisfaction, continues to be pre r lireil ht them, and is recommended as • 11100 U I and c 0.% enient Sauer. Will keep gond in all climates. Warehouse, ST it v N D. corner of the tinvoy-ster. London (THE OHM I CR W%111E.H.0l This dot) was published. a sew edition of tiIOLOMON S IiUIDE to HEALTH, in whir!. ra t:77 riot's disorders incident to all elasgen, oatt to both sexes. are treated with a t ieu to their prevention sad relief: and a!unble advice is given on a number of Important subjects re!ating to henttli and disease. Sold by %Ir. Johnston. OS. Collodi; Mr. Bangor. Mk Oxford-street. London; %It's. Ann !Innen. Norwich : and all IxooSseAers, pries as. FROM S.-111.71D.11 - 8 LU.SDu.V G.L:EIy [WI' Ger:elle notifies the appointment of Mr. W. Mo dals. as Clerk of the Registers c;ot Rolis in Meuttand: an.: o: Peter Robert Lord Ow‘dir, to exereise the °Mee of Lor:', Chamb:rinin of F:ugiand. until n sutlicient deputy sl►aH he nominated by tile Berooeas NVilloughby of Errsby. and the Mar •hiottess of l'hohaendeley, co-heiress of the oilier, and approved tf by his Msiritt•. or uutil his illajesty,:s pleasure shall be turtlier signified.] Commissions signed by the Lord T.ientenant of UseConoty of A i r. Ist Ayrshire Yeo:nsnry Fereusson, OW.. to h. Liertennt:t. Tke C. . Galrdner. resizned; 1.1. J. Ca:ei,. bell. Gent.. to he Cornet. rice ('clean. resizemel. tiJ A% rstiire or Ceninghata Cuitinock Yeomanry Ca valry—Major J. F. Hamilton. to be Lieuteeellt Colonel ; Captain J. Logan, to be Affirm Tire Ilamlltoia. retooled ; A. AIM, Gent., to be Corset. Tie, G. Rooker). rukigetiti. 1113KIICIFTOT riasobw. 11. Roberts, Ifol well, Flint, gr‘ cur. Tor. Fort—arreet, Crippl-gate, draper—Jely 1 1:"#. leder Rutcher-row. Ellttlehl, rectifier—July 10.1. Garland. Austin-friars, :merchant—July 7. W. Eiger, Maidstone, gro cer—July 17, (I. Bingley, Piccadilly. milliner—July 7. J. Uottin. Broad-street. merchant—Jnly 7. J. Smith. London r.md, Kt. George's-field*. erocer—July 7. U. Higgs. /I ul born bridge. aiiveramouls—July 7, J. W. A. tissuggs, Linse-street, sitirit-merchant—July 7, J. ( - unstable. Wandsworth, Sauey. carpenter—July 7, W. Pier,e, High Holborn, was-merchant Jnly 7. W. 1% Brown, Stunr !louse. (iloncesteraldre, lever et:nut—July 7. J. Marsh. Gracerhurch-street. hosier—July 7. J. Perk. Tower-street. sac:.-manutacturer—.llo 7. J. ishlon. liarp-lane, Tu. Tr-44 Tel. •isse-brAer —Jul) 9, T. Weaves. Broomfield. Sheffield. cutler—July 7. (*. Symonds and W. Taylor, ‘Vatlinzr qdr..rt. warehousemen—July 9. G. Wilson. Liveryounl, linen-draper—July 9, It. Abranam, Li verpool, merenaut. Cl:NTl►lf.lTrf. JILT 7. D. Wlllmott, Princes-Wert, RoNterhillie. master-man ner—N. Crwri, Golden-square, Middlesex. dealer in musk— M. Poston*. Cheltenham. sionaller—R. Iloyle, Newcastle upon-Ts inerchlnt —J. •lantwrs. Wakefield, grocer—D. Waln. I.iserpool. piumber--T. Powell. Bath. cloth-factor — C. Wall. Cori-Miry. mercer—W. Hayn..4. titourTirirlze. W.r cesters:iire. currier—W. Nevrcomh. Cos entrs • ribhon-msnu faelurer—J. Stsnway. Leominster. Herefordshire, sorrenn —J. Troorhtun, C. A. Kew awl J. Trouglikin. Cos en try, bankers—S. Toiies. Oxfordshire, corn draler—l). Sor-e‘, wine-merchl .1 11. Re ihani. rept. Noutnwerit, ironmonger—F. Fieher, f-.*.dgai are-road, no rare . ) man. P %WI NE 'it'll."' 1,1,900•U5. r. F. T'anmp,toti. and J. F. Smith. hull's heart-entni. NV VI ghte..trert. rihan•l-rhanitfaentrera-11. and G. R.dti•i son. Cliff. s.r...et. CArer. I. IV. Metealfe an IW. Parker. Lyon ! . i•I I'4 J. 11Irri... N. W.dt uorth. and J. llarr-r,n. a t dr and T. Jenner. St. 'Thomas in the 1118. enal-mer , tbdintas and S. Derrs. Redford-01...e% (i. dtnrd lrnrr. stirgr , :n.-- 'l'. Dal ICA and R. Milli , . m. Oxford-street. • 1. .11:aa and W. W. Storm. Lsnebourn chambers. Fenchurch-street, wine-nierrhants— Roberts and J. Itraer. Lewes. surgeon; —J. II G. \nab. J. Parking. end N. Mence, Wor.-estershire. maltsters —J. Hutson and J. Elds. Birtley, Durham. grocers—J. and 11. 114):tr. Dintsf, Id, Slurry, %!Inpkerpera—R. M. and Brown and G. Rohinaon. Luton. liedf,r(l4!dre. camition brevreir —ll. Sorsbie an 1 J. Parker, Neweastle-npnn-T merchants—R. Nlonro, W. N. Es arts, and J. Junes, Cank side. South London gas light and coke-works. AVER vie PRICE OF CO:IN IN ENGLAND AND WALVI. When% 535, 141.-111se. 31s. 7.1.-131ffirs. 234. 11(1.—(8ts. 741.--lirsos, 3th. 194.3 t. Tar Average Price of Brown or Nltterovailo &Igor. r-on rute:i from the Returns made in the Week eadiug the Lith of June, Heal, is Us. 2)4. per ewt. .I.VCIENT CORO.V.4IYON PROrESSION FROM Tne TOWER or LONDON To WESTM I NSTER. It was anciently a cnstom for Monarchs to make their Coronation procession through the City, from the rower of London to Westminster: which cerettio:ly upon the coronation of King Charles the Second, was ilp.ni ‘ 1 11:11 an extended plan, and embraces! It o moch I s szcantry as to recut particulariy worthy of notice, inure especially so, as he was the last King who hn. !gored the City with this csralcatte, of which the fol lowing is a particular account: th Monday toe 22d April, 1641, his Majesty ma.le 1 1 14 iwocession through the City to Westminster, in snots a glorious and splendid manner, that it seemed to nti trie whatever had been seen before of gallantry and ;irises, the gorgeousness of apparel, the sparkling of the lustre of gold, in a continued train so daz zling the apectatur's sight, as if the Indies had been immunised ever to attend at that day's triumph. In preparation fur which, fear very stately and snigni- Veitt triumphal arches had been erected by the Ci:b C,ccurdiag u their charter sahligeth them upon such nubs, sender beak! Marquesses Eldest SIM Tio Ileislds. -t Mammies. Dukes. Kings at Arms. Clarencieux. J Norroy. Lord Treasurer. Lord Chancellor. Lord High !Reward. Two Gentlemen representing the Dukes of Normand) and Aquitaine. Gentleman Usher. I (tarter I Lord 1Ia)or. Principal King of Anne. ' The Duke of York (the King's Brother.) The Lord Iligh Constable of England. The Lord Great Chamberlain of England. The Sword, borne by the Duke of Richmond. His Majesty r.. THE KING, e s Richly imaitetL 3 Mounted rui a beautifill Charger; - _ trapping.. of gold and Silver, exquisitely wrought. Equerries and Footmen, next his Majesty. Pensiuneis Gentlemen Pensioners. The Master of the Horse, leading a spare Horse. The Vire Chamberlain to the King. Captain or the Pensioners. Captain of the Guard. The Guard. The King's Horse Glued. The General's Horse Guard. The Peers were all elegantly attired, and the lien.; Pursuivants, and the whole of his Majesty's Officers State were clothed in their full dress. The price ion left the Tower early in the day, :in-1 did not 4riive at Westminster till the eveni such was the cuncourse of people assembled to this sp-rtarl". The follou ine Extract from a scarce work, publi.h eil in the year 172 j, may be found interesting at Cie present inotiten•.— " The English, or ancient Britons, whose religi to before the birth of Christ was the same with that of the Gatti., misert that they received the faith from the fi st cen my ; and that Lucius, having desired so•iv• Missionaries from Pope Elentherins, to instruct his •nbieets in the precepts of the Gospel, he was bapti4r, with many of his Britons, about the year 150. let the most .it nt writers of the English story do th.:t menrion any King, to have been anointed het; re Ergar or who received the holy unction frm:4 p ahont the year 959. From this time, the !sings 4 f England hate been anointed in a manner nearly rrsembling these of Prance. Tire anointin • of John S.ins-Terre was celebrated in the si , y of Lon i.l the year 1195, by tLe Archbishop of Cantertotry, trio claims the single right of a:.o::.t ing and He the Kings of England. "James I. was a•minteil, with Anne, his Quee::, daughter of the King of Denmark, July 21, 16117, at Westminster, near London. He had been already crowned King of Scotland, at two years old ; and, as King of England, he was anointed on the head, tLe forehead, between the shonlderi, on the arms, des hands, the feet; and the Queen only upon the bead and neck. "The Coronation of Queen Anne, consort of Prince George of Denmark, was more magnificent tban.any in England till that time. , . .• This Princess was .a4beed c, ward Queen of , efeat &hetet aneleetirid; — on 5j George's Day, (the halve Saint of England,) in Vi'estmin- 1 . 1 `VW MA .::__: . l i WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE-01MR, Ludgate-kill, Jane IL, 111111. ?ever Nadu NOTICE is hereby given, that two Vacancies in Jo ,. the Direction of this Cowpony hove been this Day de clared, and that an Especial Hewn' testi of Prepeleters k e n Wadies Ten Shores sad upwards la the Capital !WNW 9111 ' h a ihisCosepany, will be holden at this House, os Wednesday j 1 the Mb of July nest, for Ow purpose eletlng Two Three- La tors In the rooms or steed of Robert Albion Cos. Esq., wl&q, a t g as has resigned. and Thomas Cobb. Esq. *messed. Carr, WM. BURY. Secretary. , * . a N. B. The Ballot will cownienes at !Cleves. and close o f gg. a t Three o'clock precisely. D. f .-