The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-18 00:00:00

r T• Ts Tim 101TOK or TEE STATESMAN. .$, __On this as, an eatreardinary fell Vestry was held, rotating, to the right of the Parish le 'httpoint the Parish Oerk, when resolutions were 'l ir passed, dirediage respectable attorney to proaecete Ilse sat at low, on When of the Perish : at this Vestry, the Cherchtearstees having lent theneselwi . ow oho PAY, loom for sotto sell•known reason*. `Poster, Om business proceeded with doe • t"lffessitem, eaMpt with relation to one individual y , '1,11 ' 1 4 most disgrseofelly istorropted that harmony, - a wbich sheave wild in reside is such a place ;- in deed it was suspected that this penes was the prin. le ,dpi occasion of l he die/re/Wel outrage that lately took g ot plow in the church, as usentinsed in a former Paper. Tmdey, after a shomefel about of almost every one ✓ear him, he throw the whole church in confusion, by a display of misted copies of dogrel verses ; lies cries of " Shame !" end " Turn hies out !" wore very panel. It is euppeeed be was mot by some perms. hostile to the interests of the Perish, In order to do the stoat Injury possible. by reducing the Church Is a beer garden. Tb. Parishioners, how. ever, eserted themselves to the utmost to keep good order, end nothing more simplessent escorted than the modem of this perm° ; who, if the Chord ',side's sod Vicar de the* duty (as they hews swots shy will), he will have to repent his esnesomest ; otherwise, as orbit's will be formed, that the lovers of Social Order, its esperier stations, lopes big of •fus, sod well buss the methods of producing it. Your'', ke. Parisi, hatell fit. Lessard, Shorldlink. .1. R. er. 179. The Cornier, after complaining of lie attacks mode on the 'bloom Lords CarrLeaction and &tr iton's's and the immaculate Mr. CANNING, adds— " the character of public men is public property." Agreed—Ants, the former keeper of the new Bride. well, was a public man, sod conseqscntly public po ly ; bet oho valued him the mots for that ? 'rho lennalts, er ;wolf marshes in the States of America,_ are public property—bat who does not dread sod &sot them for the corrupt of loela they gemmed, ' end for the yellow mulignast fever they gams rieeto? We ere lammed that Sir P. Busocre, Hon.C. H. Herscotersow, Hon. Geo. LIMB, end I other Gestlemes of eminent political celebrity, will attend drawees , on Tuesday *eat, is commovenreties of fir &mum *luau's return for Southwark. Asestnets were yesterday received at lAsyd's of S. ludeptodent priest/ ter haring been lost in the Gut of Gilwelter, near the Spesists cent. The crew, sheer 70 in somber. took to their boats for the per. Pees of ease plog re the African side. bet beats posh. log set how Teak, they were cowered by lb* Spa. what —They ere chiefly Reglishwes sod Americans. New•Yosi.—Tb• Marblehead fishoestes have get brut frost rho,' lilting voyages with scarcely any ash, sod, it is feared, that easy others will be egoelly seseecessful. lasted of 20,000 fish, they bare seercety 2000. The lei • iweasies.hooee, wiled Hyde park. at if pisios, se Los, lased, occupied by Wm. Cosserr, Mae bees beret to the amend. Mastics ass ass Restroseas.—We ere glad to observe that Ms public sweetie. has lately bees di rected by au sesineet Reviewer fewer& this work of Mr. HiPTill4 Width cannel bet prove highly Is. Wresting to the &ISA Reeder, frees the ace Diet it Rine of the state of society, MOMS panics. in termit repeladoe, he. of the United Slates, rectify. tog, as I does, =my missoaceptioes and errooenes ..d... respertittp stet .spite. Speculators and name oho m.y obit to ebtai• correct latereation, waeld de yell tepees' this **ll4lgestedsed eppe ..geetil Owl isopeetiel seoseet. „.,:r 4 he felloerieg vessels passed this Sound, oe the ,410 May sod lit of Joe., for Hell t—May / Ask Rewire, Dasestalt, from Louisa 1 Liberty, sato" sad Methuen Conk, Astrassee, fro. 3/isid—Jese Isl, Wnodhall, Ilteerru, from Peruse. Tbe Pinot, Teton, arrived off Portsseoeth fres 4 Uwe., fell Is with on the 30th ell. In lat. 37 41. esilosg.4B 1. the Aeutricso schooner Myrtle, of Becks. .pigorr, •ith 1, her, iesterslogstd. mein.mast gene, nod so perm* es boort' ; on the 7th item. In lat. 46. 37. keg. 39. spoke the Ajas. frees Dahlia to Qmboe; mod on the 13th, lat. 49. 36. long. 9. 30. the Islingto', fres Liverpool to Philadelphia. • The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty hive glo.s rlisectioes fir so 84 gunship. to he called the Gelish. set sloe a 118 gensohip, to be bawd the `access, le he bent at she soon docksysrd,Pombrnkt alseetno o• lloustte Moos —Prtole..l inwita• 0/101 fie Ih• ;Mt p.s. hosing bort eireulatrd through 14be ameefeelsorieg dist/leis la Yorkshire, a most so. Oriplifolto osemahlege of ommeployed wnrkmen mot on em Minsk. Moor, near lords. A staTe '—fieu Abe speaktre load Been prttiously prossorl, and so TAMA .porsons arldrossoul the blotting. rho p•os: odkope dwelt upon woo thosiocessity of Pea/mentor, ,mierwirrn Asses! Porlioloooto, Universal Settler, t elt gfretiee by 8411 et. Some of thee were highly t {aMatesy; mod se well plead were the speak e ova sad the Immoors, that it WWI Near tell o'clock at 1411.1 before the aoseroblegy dispersed, efter poising •.11111w! Rooolotioooso poplar .nory tea " Declaration ,gp ko,siesood by all who •••• dotormiood set to botorno rekktett shires," sad r• be transmitted to the Speaker •••1 tko Houle of Cemoanns " for the inforamtion of Loll ahem is user easerms." The separated gelinly shoo they hod passed • &solution to meet .gala tom b.IIIS .L tame Wow ea Manila, nest. 2 The Judges sees Impeder in the Treasury Chow X s and chose their respective Summer Cireelts es ;-- - ia/4 40-•- Lord ChiffJllo; i` A bloot• awl Lent Chief Brom obouruta—tetra Meer Juliet Mons see Mr. I e-dest La trirlMninn—Me. BRIGS Graham awl Mr. Justine Int. —Mr. Barna N. ad sod Mr. 'oohs boytry. .us—Nr.Jo.t.rr Pork aid Mr. Bar... aoro tr. . Varna,— mr. finder Halraoil put Mr. Js-itee librbraoro. Is eSpertltd that the Mist at Mr. Cattily, hi. .1 1 )yrusiroot, for his peblieatiots of Poine's 4gr of room sad The Deed. or Mt Moral Philosopher, sin tram place its the Simile* as Goitdll4ll, Immo& c NM) after Term, which ends es the 3Utlt lest. as providay he poetised varomfoery notice in witty! at SID Crown... See ode Teostley anal, the 224 sides to osmium his Closest Jerks for SAIL ItICHOL4S THE GREAT: WMII talk. beareforb. of Flamm% Or arriaat A ; Of Barairt. ar TAIIIINLMIt, Or asks real Ommaalar f , • slag the &Msei amurriereuer. Of Saaraaaa. Cutts. sad Busts s Of Roam How sod Lrrna Jets, Of 'foam sad his ware Who'll tell the fettle of Tomas Tama, Or Jars. the giant-slayer g Of A• AA , Klieg a Mew, Or PARIS, Ilse brinier? Three boars wash'd the world with bleed Fee hair, and fur wriilth The sailor hero% pries y'eleps. Task what they cold by wealth ; Hot were a lad set•hereer eat . lls flweinse was Haase I Nor prig. nor viarriar its ha dablVd, Bet Illisimer allow!!! Ile tweet* In wither eirellsis ese steel, Not bodes wish hie brain. s And makes ware hasty in a eight T ea armies is eneepaiges !! In won permit she gallon Ns.. Not reel In sleep misses A-.. -Ms lases before hi. eyr., He decant of aught, bet Mtn ! The widier'd viewer, while she sips Her cep of week babes. Sighs, Oh she; Noe were is the pet, I'd gel, bleb doves, like tea !" The bWor-erd beldam se she totals 1W tleatin't oar her peados, Bays ** Ob that bite were In my los, I'd orbs hie op by lobes!" The frugal hownewife, wham she grinds Her were of whir pepper, " Ob that Nic were is the will, I'd pled is dent the leper I" The lawless watrea. while she rows Her mew o'er a Hader, Bebe. Oft that Nee were ia &epos, I'd bars his dawn so Owlet !' The brewer*. ewe In chose chime, • Were Hoc but is the rot, He newer glhoold rime is., again. We'd drawls him, like a amt !" TM' Nec i.e Gates be patrealsl By bernaghossag'riew beeteng B oligarchies% and heroes, Hy ogees, and ass& Directors, Comaee the risk an Oa surto' roe Of I.eiag golp•it sod growl Of being bow, of Mime wit . d. Of, rat lite, being drewe'd ! Or ken aloft, or boat below, We'll Owlet this lineal distr. BOTTS OP' J iRRTe wow lIAT SARACR %tie sows amass .c PITT !V Joie 16. • ill:RtlellU ASICRIMIAM. NAVAL INTELLIGBNCIL J. P. DsAL, Jane 17.—Artirea1 end sailed Int the Ritter the Was, Aldridge, from Jennie.; and the Piggott. free Tebego.—Centedown fro. the Rover end sailed the Cemberlood, Coves. for St. Midgets's ; Orion, Kopp, for the South Sees; and the General Kemp, for Qeebee. Pc;acsmourtr, Jung I7.—A trio's! the Orient, Rey molds, tree Lunde. for Brwebey.—Passed dome amine! the Mary, Brown, (rem Lowden for Indio. —Sailed the Comas, Stewa►d, and Duchess of Coo -1 berlaed, Hell, for Qevbec ; Recovery, Beare., for the South 6res; sod Malaba►, A►coegb, for New I Seeth Wales. Fausouvit, Just !S.—Arrived the American Mt Jones, Jones, from New Orleans, In 3t days.— Sailed the Priam@ Itlizabeth packet, for Jamaica, sod tbecratte packet, for Halifax and New York, berth with Milk; also the Lord Wellington i Hill, ler Cork sad New Seeds Wales, wills female omelets. DUBLIN, Jono; 15. lIIIONET.—INFOOTANT Dictate if 011 ewa Pa' Council.—On Thetaday last, the Peti tion of certain inhabitants of the parish of fit. Mark, aptinst the late valuation of their houses for ter's Money, on the round of ire bring weenie. and illegal, came on to be heard before the Privy Council. Coosellar Finlay attended as Counsel on behalf of the Pcitioners, when the salvation com plained of was QUASHED FOREIGN LNLIsTaIENT BILL.—We stale with much pleasure, that a Petition frets the Merchents and Trailers of Dublin against this Lull was transmitted to Parliament on Friday night. It is molt numerously and respectably defied, and as it speaks the ensnie woes sentiments of ell classes of she People of this Country, al wall as of those from whom it directly emanates, we causal bet hope, that it will not be without effect. Conaw or ihnicc—Nisi Pries day. is Term— Mao. dily,l4ll. of Jan► t TIP%Mat. 11111 of JPee: *Way, 2141 of Jew. After Term—Saterday. Web of July. Contpifilin Stvignitegit at die wife! 40 iltilish Mails In Doilie, frown Ilse 5.1 t ..f April le lie 3th of Jane, is P. 'Sill 1818 and 1819, bell. days incl.. site.— Via she Piegoot Hoes* awl era Noma s VilkspitAist. HEA TILE, HAY MARKET. LAO eight Ih. remake; of the Drury-lane Corps emeseroal *pow Oho boards .f this Theatre. Two .11111prneements mere mereeptible from this arnr4e- W l4 ; list, lhe genies of the actors look effect without airalniog or beveling all over the hoarse; secondly, the Inferior scion, who had been intro. sleety threat forward at 'Nary. like caterpillars meltiplied by the semmer hest, fell back int• their mistral positions of insiguilicaoce, and mad. may for thaw who were long age proved their superiors. Thy play was the Poor Coot!colon, of a claw of Comedy ihich did more lingoes to the feelings of its advocates than to the precision of their discetoment. bluebkis plays to great advantage In this piece; those loge. tomes and national changes of countenance; sad Omni. lions of humour, throogh almost all the ciniscolima• lions of arbleasie.l good Isidore, seemed to be restored to the aodietsce, like rich relics dug from ifercole• perm. Mr. lit. resumed his enjeMly suspended fenctions in the character of Frederit--11014 *a° • great improvement—the bosinns of storms Comedy iu the letter days .f Drirry.i.ne, was committed ge. nerally to the most vulgar and emit sesoloptished of those presuming champions. Mr. Rae, at any rote, gees she Intelligent demeanour of a well. bred Gartlemeo. Mrs. 01WEIL, 100, restored s hills of the grace and evnritritity of good Manners, which lord been so stedioesly banished front the Thes fie of GARMICII. We wish we meld a.y any thing Otitis kind of Mr. DARRAS'', end so we tball be able when he will leave twisting Iris .houlders, end minciog his feet, and compressing his accent like • demise. master of she third task. While we sue pointing oat the path for his improgentent, we will jest hist to him, that his dress most be a little amended before he will form the beau Neel of a faablowahlor man.— R ussau. infused to. mock of Jerry Snook into Dude, 011opod. Miss HOOTS is to make her appearance tu.neorrow evening ; and, in short, all the arrange. worst. seem to promise on assurance of the respect sod patronsce of the Public to the short campaign obieb is left for °se company. • sa Evesseg. Before S P. M. til.. rah* Befs - reTh r. M. 'l.l Noptibi. 11118 18111 I 1818 1819 I 1818 1819 P.H.rme. Iles*.l 1 0 .11bess. I Hassi I Heath how. I 1i brows I A. It 21 Diesuist. Iletane 10 A. 2 21 Monolog. MI 1519 I 1435 MN noffdt. P.llefse. Hawk - - N M ( Freeman's kraal.) Parthreat Is 'spatted to ►e precogeed the third wrrk is July, ►y t►e Passes Hasse In person. Oa Semis, last Sir SAIIIIVIL SYsrni.s , the late Atterary.Gewsral i left teen to filler Open the ditties of his ippsiourest es Lord Gbief nerve of Stew hnd. the --mreeetege of the late Sir EDWARD YAlt, of Kest. which has less remain. ti somfesee, is new *shoed by Waimea ficusewooo tire. Et+ of Giestratershire 4 es the helot kris of the Yon family. There are foe Ceedidates for liefossephr, sit. the protest LOIS Mimes d Lend... Me. NOLAN the Barristot. Bowaessisa PALK Warr end J. 13. Ell- Dirt. Los. M Hee. Wa. Gomm'. 11.4.4 Math* of Si. Cleeseet Dose's, is the tit bappolasad a De. work Chaplain to his fiord • Ileiliolte if _ K ----. - 7 ii• :61. 6 . ENCOURAGEMRNT er INDUSTRY. Cope of a loiter, eildreesed le (be Members of both Helms el Paillamest. " The Provisional Committee for Focooragement ed Indostry, sod Rodoctiote or Pones Rates, Iwo freer, most respectfully, to address the Members of both Rouses of P l eagoopot. " Tbo revival of the consideration of lb. Poor Laws having commenced, and having bean occupied for several months in collecting information, and which is NW prospecting, on thea• important subjects, it is desired to submit the following, at this period, to the Legislators. " The Provisional Committee bus tbo plotter* to commuaieste, that from lb. correspoodenco received, end which has been from a number of Peers, and Members of the other Muse of Parlisminst, eminent Agriculturalists. and istelligest persons eagsgad in trade and manufactures, the following facts are most filly ascertained:— " F i rst. That en eminent mean tif improving the coodition of the labouring class, abd diminishing pauperism, would b. to afford the labouring poor small portiess of land on easy terms. " Secondly. That this practice primness Indus. try—feroislim employment to lb. Olio( reem—pre. vents a dependance on Paris► aid—is most faros,. able to morality—and prevents lesser offences, toad. lag to greeter crimes. " Thirdly, That it has in soma districts operated to the keeping down—lo others almost to Ills attar extinction of, Poor Rates. "Tbo Provisional Committee, therefor*, ventures most ardently to beseech, that °unseats and Guar. diens of the Poor, o► Commissioners to bo appointed fur liondreds, shall be empowered to take sod for the purpose of empioymont and letting. " A. It respects the dopy...islets and distress of the emplo)ed class in large and poplins, pitmen, the pro spective labours .f the Committee will he directed to the devising each moons of employment as shall not Interfere with eaisting occupations. " it will Clogs itself naly to 'Sprees the most firm conviction that the measure oboe• recommended will benefit every rank, rap trade, strengthen moat eminently the bonds of civil society, and grestly cos• tubule to the immoral, prosp►rity, and happiness of the empire.—Sign•J, for the Provisional Committee, •• MENJA MIN WILLI, ikattstat). t. King's Heel ?avers. Pnaltr%." Ftnt —Yeiterday morn. between one sad two n'elork.s fire broke trot al M►. ilp r gi r e so pi gia b rr , in Kini.sireet, Wootneinnier, which in II short time wool the workshop. By the arrival of Iniginoli the Sloes were prevented from doing forth', sis. chief. A few days! since, as Mr. Carthew, of Margate, mad some friends, were smoking their pipes in a room *spelled to lbe son, their sitent.on was drawn to the I table by some smoke proteeding from • g•een cloth by which it was covered. old nn examination it posed 'o be no Gre: s decanter of grater standing ba the table, acting as • lens, had Ogled the reit of the sun, and actually set the cloth ie II blaze; end there is little throbt if there had been ne ewe resew, het that farther mischief wash' hare messed. the party afterwards stalled thomseltm of this curlews dimmer, to light theft pipet Coals Ks s. Jena 111.—Ya arrivals slate Mosilas a hot tae Wheat trade was eatrrowly Arbil& this w waited. and on robe, better terms thaw on that das.-111atili* sappotts lass 111.4stoes Nam.— Flue fse.b Oots sold asefoll As gnuA teem as oa 1,1 Ilasbet day.—t. fl-aso sad Peas as alternitna. ttrtiwetat o. JIPPE IS Market this sostaiso hod a rose srpply of all thole of Cattle. —Matson. Lamb, sad Veal efOissiste fkaa het Mesiley's market.— Sref mad Poet meals as before. TM Islasisases to the Hay Marie, rhatinaes the same as last loath wad hot losisetsos.- l. Clom and Strew not saterial hileeell-0 tends hal Umbra. The ISielletoO Id • elereet thaabaseal of the smatter. sad piites at Marini Tg .1* V. d ref ieros stoop, Seer or Oro gear re Coos Ulla aae MOO *Alb . 4 1 10 leaer Veal ... W. $4, tio. yd. av id csib *lO 4. VI. to p. •••• 516 OIL b Vi• Pio • --. 140 lly nAT.MARILIF4I . 00. or. O .1 . or. .... . Oa. AL ro. OK Ale 21. 104. W. t• Ilk IA or. PRINCE REGENT'S DRAIWIAG-ROOM. A presentatints at Court being, fro* long-esta blished cestoin, a necessary ptelimioary Soong per. 'sows of rank In an introdetilow iota ennpany at base, and to arltnisgion at Foreign Coatis, the Prier's Regent determined nn holding • Dteviing.tntin. A precedent for the reception of Liclies, whitens a Royal Female to preside, wit found is the trip of George which Sovereign woo actatinaserl to hold Draw. ing.rooms after the death of gems' Caroline. It may be remarked also, ihoegir we do net tooth It as a precedent, that the King of Frelbefl 116**01 widower, receives Ladle, is well as Gentlevatts at his Levees. It was deteriiiintil also to combine with it rho celebration of the Pots Rival% Birsh.day, It. Royal Highaem having bees lodi•pwsed on the der Arat appointed to Imobserlred es his petal assaitertery. In pursuance of this plea, Lord Liverponl; as Prime Minister, gives egad dinner so set.ral of the moot distinguished Peers sod Commoners; Lord Castle reagh. as Foreign Setietsty, enterttiosui the Am bassiders sod Dlplositetie Gintlemen; Lord Sid. laugh, the persons connected •ith she ilomo Admialattation ; the Marquis of Wiaihestlsr, the Ldrd Chamberlain, and she Master of the norm, each entertained the Gentlest's connected with hit particular department. A few days age the Palm karat lialled Rock• loghses.hease, for the porpese of malliaki Strange. meats for the Drawing-room, swl - 1114 Sees Mid grand Meets, Ili more contseolekt obi i e karrainny than the room used by her late Majesty, it! U pre. eludes the necessity of the comp es: poising twice before she Sovereign. The geeen's Drawing.toom wit Mt sport far the attendance of the Ores' °dims nrStssil, this Jspea•room fer dome entitled to the the elan', ii. eats toots for his itn)al IHrtibessl cloves, and the Mae room far the Royal Foraily.— From the Ilion* in the grand 141.10 n. IWO! was erected for the tale Queen to waite odd. eipoltest Cog parits Bodies upon shemarrhg• of stie.htt Prin cess Charlotte, her initivls C. R. 14.1•• he - its ,oken and G. P. It. llobstiturolf. Considerable inconveni ence having been 'aperient-ell fry the vorrieges of those *ho have the prisiior of the entri commg in contact with those of the general earmisil It foim r e praising-repr*, an efidiiionol gate or•i optinioti in the centre .1 she lion ratting enginaing Ilia Court yard, lo the front of the Palace. Ile meralng was ushered in with the easel demonstration, of rokiiciott. The military upended in Il.e usual m.stster, anti in eonjeuctiow with the polio maintained !affect order. Th. Prim-. Regent arrived with as extort of Lif• Guards, amidst the loud heists ef the populace es be passed, curtly at one o'clock, white the 00000 ns were discharging a national salute, is. celebration of his Royal Highness's natal dsy, sod the band play. log God Sere the King. His Royal Highness dressed In the Psieue for the bias log.roont, sod appearid is fell regimentals. with a brilliant display of au orders ; Isis Royal Highness appeared lb the fell ersjoyment of health. The Hackies of Y...k, the Data end Duchess of Claucritec e Ititete'Leopold, il.r. k‘in e cess Sophia of Gloucester, AiiiivAi Debt 0 tirs.. itgis in state ; ibe Wake irrwtk 'raw tA iie f t.. The Speaker of the Rehab 1s eidlliaitimieso is state, for the first damrstotat lib ,4.Pi.,014rii 111.114* chair. Prince Esterhatti‘ (Astatistrlai Afialtawodor), the French Ambassador, the Sitsdleb illadater, the 9.k. of Wellington, and serves! uther astleigaished ch.. ratter., went in stile. The Company begat: to snit. at the iNilico soots after titles o'cl eel, irtid they eadifniad as irilve tilt near five: numbers weft: detiined In daft arrives for two been, and await Lidtalr #trtf:,Y7:24patient lest they !bald be too late to bi risite4 . .,. to.tho Regent, that they waited a censfditfieblif *Malice to the Palace. The Prince R.gint entered the elide titspewpiltitid for his closet, at balfspest one o'clock, whew .the L u d y or t h e F renc h Ailibeswi er *es •14trbilvited is his Royal Highness, by Visconntees Cpstlereogh, end bed the honour of I priest. andieiscf. After this ceremony, his Royal Highness was joined by the dif. 'trent branches of the Royal Family who had previ ously assembled In the bloc room. The Regent pro. ceets'ed to the lee Q.eents irswingsraom, 01:erect:re attendants spout his Royal perk. n the Great 011Cers of State, &C. Mitre ellen:M.o ; they pi:m(444M iot• the Japen.roem, where the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Cabinet Ministers. ilti Arcallisbop of Csolerbery, and ell those who In:4i ihi hi g h pelvis lege .f the ref re *ere assembled; 'he& whwas,lia Royal Highness rerisised their congrailettell• am Ow return of the day. The Countess Palsfirltil,i6 y of the Portuguese Ambassador, wastativdi intmisi $ Royal Highness by Yttcountbsa Castlereagh. ha 1171 1 Countess Wornosnlf wee hotrod:n.4l4 the Caplets Lieges, Ike Lady of the Russian Amba.s.dor. Lid Chester and Miss Chester Sete iniredoCed to his Royal ti;ghttess by the Marchioness of Salisbury, on Sir Robert Chester being appointed Master o f i t ie Ceres:notes: . . ^ T The itegent haring retained tis• eongraleittioni and presto ati.ms of those ratified to the entre. La proceeded I. the Grand &loon, end look bit siciell in the frost oldie throne; the !Niemen Augusta souk: her station In the itogest's left, the Duchess of Moe., crater, Princess Sephis of Gleecester, arid the Peke of Clootee.t.t, to the right. The Dekes of reek sod K.eut reinaised «pismire' the lieseate Time Itoyal Procession Teti the °seed Saloon see Closed by Earl Commove; lb. Captain, the Lieeteseist, end other °Akers Of the linnoasable Nod of Gmetierara Pes simists. The braising...robes being espeeleil to be esclessierly crowded. Lord Grates sod Pali Fife berth attended as Lords of the Bodmbesaboe, to in traded, the nameroos presenea , ions, at sell mo the motel Coutt certmouy of the Ladies being lottedeemil to the Regent. The cerersi company more sot sderilieJ into the Cram/ Saloon 1111 prior the Regret had entered it, and takes his station in the front of the Throne, they mete accommodated en the greobd.deet of she Pe. lace, i• th• Kiva', large diaisg-room. Ihe garden teem, the erars.rooe, the King's aselietese-reeme, lNdeolg tsseh htgurendwho me in sure.acsll.TkeSiials Ambassador teas sio The Court. *as s eery crewels. es eittsbe pre , ',stades , sere tory nomoreoes Among *lose Out I enmity ameadest seem— - .1. I Irb• Mae and Daewoo .1 beatent. Pao of Grafton, the le le of 144•4•44. sod kAttl Qupsvulieu t ~i ,~. ,i ~ ~r ~~ u D a 1 1 ~ I ,~ ~I I , • i 4 ( K