The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

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Rebus l WIZREAS, ist saperatrd i Llfe, Mh.stillalltidftichlaire;AN *Ala 4 , 1 the Right of his Majesty, inside met the oimori appested FS thair.ssiekse44ll4 i r it h rift fellarets. round their neati Ice: Moat it the manielid. op- wire th HID- eid•Co. &rams Ist to his iii, midiess s eyjos e i s ioossooko. The islets sow" do The Atiilibisbioi of Canterbury; the Risher et. Limp. pear i ed in their i ontienn a ns &ems , ant all limed lll‘PlO.Woroolo d o iodoß *Woo* floostitar gold I will ass pw. &Me she dillY mistroit . Mum Illm 4 = rl l m i r Gle lceste „ r k , Pe tee ' t , Wrea l r A i r' l jt e ri n it° ll ,l hasdi after the Coroiitlein.. Taterdv ilei Ors Collar assess the Princess Augusts, the Dishes' of Lent. Carmen. u sot mo w s o m o d sis o J u i n um. an d sed.Olomester, It WWI be seedless to milogine this ear Witnees, EDWARD VAIIIIINN. easieet, Viscos i t t t dlo a rpo rga t ess h, Li ra r li d am Oeor " Te - BeiniTord, — the Day , all the Meathelf . ..af 60 , ..., _. d ilk ft at Orderb wore hated ankle. The Uses Leases ream were aloe, la 71m Iticgamp D ais . 110, Lim o Ream IPerk,Seney. Right Iles. Charles Villiers. the Riglit Hon. Demur their Cohn. The Ring arid th e State apartments I Ibt7. graisted_amindmWa URLINO ma te Co . . Set dmie s sd.ssoses. Causitts, the lii ht Hon. 'Thomas Wallace. the Right soon after the appointed 01 anifriamsded to receive thk IMPROVIIMJUIT le IIMM!, therefore it eoloot bo loooind doltolot miollt u NeiS Strood• So- DAYAMESS or ORM' HAIRS will set be men, sweet Home, or of Avail Islip imam Remy add* RP ammo don a n Amass day w o od ol d ter d o tho lisaissesi aled lielLar H. J. .Ruitossebiret r o be ; G R . i fa i l 1 Hen . . sf Be W .i m : Princes, the Ambasudas and Ministers, with ethers o esdoguiebstry a sunk Ida the_pasestoe's Wads. "0. Heir, sad paled la die Ileseepapers, with petlebee of IP. C. sod Cs.; at ..„, ;:v. p .:E r. me sas. shogo l oss, de. moor gam m o o i s m w o k m u s h araimendoldo. iii .e A Mest a Ch i ief t io i stio: of le i s ro l as t a a p b r; e nt o e t o t t o h og er t ip t i rt i e : n t e t e li cosibet eee7 asule - in. *why " ass . toe 7 he' le a laity, es rne of ormememosa do one ~..-„toare asmoreig um writ Hon. aest, t e Ma piriposs. se venous . wear their eases pith Is N er U ~ whoa Ham D i a rr oyle, Sir Junes Alien Parka. Si 1 Burrow/It, nesters, the great Officers of Sate auldHbidisik whO ofooloos mow lobe asst Idatird " the dlo7 boy li beide of Oil. HIM of 111 Sir W. Oat, Kr Robert Graham, the Right Him hare the privilege of floe ehti4m -• i pithile o which do_lent wilebinse_bowitver mit par- AMeie wet. to peldiehperewes of dashed** lobo Make dm lard a3 , sor, Abbesses Sir Wit Cads, Sir R. Carr His Majesty then proceeded be blit sensed t= feetthey May atlemapPear. Ceeitelesemie we Wal le t eje,eible Oft. it woad IR amass. In diem Themes& aso-ids A s ko a ssoss% do Joins Peering. Sir Junes B oom , a ddi t i ona lly *made& by d am i onianarn bi n oy e s • * d ad m i s sy 'mom Dreesid. Loppelli; of Ladies end Oesitiemea haves goodilsed of Hair. without gu m go W. Wedge, J. Ansley, Beg, tiir - C. Flower, of Gent l emen p ani ii anyys. ins n am t - i - an - i n ono n i. t ommis. bearum. Veils. Modem% be. ft. of the real PAK I ll iag the lead shaded or firej,loysaing Prime's misbrand T ' w ad i . N am _ J. J. s m i th , 0. 4 . 6 a li k e:9 4 w o f G es .. omiliimill• fabric • from design top _/rat Aar preemie tie Raatioll T e a y. Bet sew immsebizormaded by their de a the colors: sir .1. Beriate ended to, there were the Was of Toft; Cla- ims's p oet nollaar sod of • u m e, at H u hy ress o l a mss stow eds. of th em mamorthit w wit A. chute. sr Antes Ira. si r lu c k. reset. and Cambridge i the Arab 'titCaltebthiyy, Whithmeie prim* Al* is,lf f . • new Ms& 011, .•••• boot" 400 = 1 ; as their Hale b.. -d igell itva Alemmder raider, Sir Brent the Bishop olLonduth Itko_Rishop •fti. • e . 1 . 44 00 ! - .. '.' . , to . . .. oft o 4 204 - iF'sgstr "T . ippeospaso. l6 111141149 V —1l le. r ieedbek. ONlWlridde Loomb Sir Awl of Cloo4Ol'i she boa Mr , the ClMllloot ST 'Ma IMPS ROYAL TAITTINIS VIIIVEWIr . ' ~ mid, ead emehady. set teldowol. Mr Themes Anita a, Sle Hoot" Joikil- Pleas, the VkierChaosielior, the Mildest gorilla Revd alle“03110AL sad UMPEIIBIII. . a bra g ., tem any; men If the Hair so., B. Tarlton, Sir U. Hewitt, Sir Hildebrand Academy, the Lord Commissioner of the ihettlan Is- ire-1-111%* Patentee roolowl to mom __.doi Wm! Ms begun to 111111 am. it Is seals a netwielier. dig Osbes. lands, the Chief Baron of the Exchequer of Sadao& Mrla d • has a strong olao to Wow= ow by me it 1 restore it to Its neutral miser. which mead On the Outside 011ie Table. , - gradded that be tea add: ins mull ty am Lo n i i l a bare = whs.., , ..... th. ..ert,Th e Arch bi shop a y eehe the Bishop ef Bette „ the the Judge of the Arches Court, the Chaitbeetain, . . b 7 lien Illas 86489 7111.1 ismae~ . B 46 , 181"111"1 sad 1114 /P s I" i hsd alai 8 Mess. 11114 bi llei. g It r e "' Bitheat i gt. David, SL Asaph, Chester, °Kruk, Liss- Count de blaudeisloh, Charge d'Afildree from the M ILO: other most loin ;it embieuen l a dy g ar a f ire modes. will posse's s h e mi res she hew dia. , Cle, and Limerick. King of IVortemberg, accompanied by Geeral 'de ta reader " eall is "kill P art ' Uthe = II a Mil " miliallift ' llbile liss blies newest Peliserstsn, Earl Varniontb, Lord Charles Nenifer, the Marquess Sesta 'Crux, from Spoilt, the • • Id boog r oso for wbilb • Wit win totiokod i preyed by Bet to pc odium the deiced dint, It *NS lost Ige Leiep. se Ile eeevey. lima OR been. most be used Seudetilt, Lord Rinninic, the Right Hon. theSpeoltor. Duke de °raiment, from Pranee, Count Lowenheilm. ee tee too eeresetr, Ile %rely betelistiog NA Mb ad poo- Lidos m ib re agieses *emu ON pretteable le aoy the Right Ilan. Meaty Piarepoiet, the Right - Itosollr- , Count de Pretense . the Prince Haltsfelilt, Vaunt __.— ...... __....... —.._._ A.-1— .1..i...e._ az aim Hair. as k ultras k Ws t:. Habana. Sir Evan Pigpen. the Right 8011. AI- SI tzon, Comet Manahan, Coast de Stairkelbedg, Ne , r $, i• • WM lib -111111111 Maid g :on U 511: 411:1i1 r roe rdidebeerai 4 or he the aersury, t k Indy Maim iau amweist kg invariable - eartairoty met *feet WAR as it may be pkeei es • lady's teilatmlliesi least &mfr. sad melba regulated le hunt dedleg.tha kaiak ot# iberke nolomipt la die wareW. sad dem disoop peadmi dl b t lie least smoke The saes prin. SlZeNt.mine it orally gastritis for the daily idniag table. old table. mask stead. 'mikes, Ste. wear Is tom and ekillime. *ad lb. defames of MOM ref *VI! Pr pottkm to nim, avoid's,/ protestant (quewoly waste) of light iad what Is wasted; beteg free from the massy welibtet brass and oil with orbielt meet Lamps aro op/timbered, ramkes lt completely portable (i sped dusk *big aeglidtkon). bowies say modoe without w4tMkg the dams. The asthma* 'remise bogies OSIO for tit. hall, row. stakrue. samserratory. drawiag-room. m's wi mple, casting a light downward as wail so spesay Wait* of des, rewskiag mo atten dee darks the ~dui. sad dualist. as was. Many excel i. irentlg r bavieg bees laid aside, row* to esm e : 6 74 . or peat eoassamtimt al all, it btu lomm dale aim of the Patentee to simplify as wed as sad k may la tea* be said of Ibis, a stolid sal iiirs it, *ad .11 lot Rot bait that of tallow math's. 111 1:71roir doe Patentee, by Thomos Pearce sad Co. Plo. SOB, apposite the frost of Bt. Clemeat's Chareb. thread. Lemke. who. to wears Its repatathool from the edicts of adaltaratad oil. are booed to sell none bet gonsodae Saarmamoll, la whisk dos sealkohmee of ths mobile shall savor loe abased.- - -4 ers. dross all parts of the Kiloadom will be promptly axe preferable .., may ether SS he aloft dm* *lnk or labs Hair. as k glass k ough a astaral mow wed curls it. Gentlemen IMAM(( .{:riertr tto welt Instead of poutatme—prowootes eye wbLlers. to. 'The orightel Proprietor has sow so Improved the Saida Oil that it will always be sweet sad pisanwt, sad will keep la a t elissatos i sad geed Oilman Mersissau sad Curtsies for saportatiow. Ask for Prisee's Russia Oil. at Is. the steak bottle t or • bottle. camshafts; the gawky of warty Sr. man eon. at I is. whit* is a post seviag; or two gloves iltillikag bottles for 21 or a doses for £I4 kikak it a still rfaalar cholas Vaogittari. Sir John Aiebell, Sir Thomas Mouser, the Right Ilea. Stories Bourne. Sir Richard Riolards , Chief Bares of the Exchequer ; the Right Hon. John Beckett, Sir John Lewis, Sir Robert Dallas, Chief Jeadm of the COMBOS Pleas Sir Samuel Shep' etd, Mr Hemp Omley, Mr John hector, Sir Otorlio Hol nark Sir George Wood, Sir W. Das row, Aldermen Sir Claudius S. Hester ' tieorge &hider, Sir William Donaville, Hamad Birch, FAti., Matthew Wood, Esq., Chrieteeker South, Esq, Jahn Atkins, Esq., Deorge Bridges % Eel, Christopher &I agnay, Esq., William lima*, Esq., Mr it. A. Cox, H.q., Robert Walthman, Esq., Richard Rothwell, Esq., the SlierifF4 of London. Right Baronsef the Cinque Ports.SirSamuel Achteuty, Sir Heary Wellesley. Sir Edward Paget, Sir George Nu gget, Sir William Koppel, Sir John Doyle. Sir George ilerray, Sir Richard Breswieg. Sir Beerge Townsend, Sir C. Morrie* Pole, Sir W. H. Clinton, Sir Gordon Dremumnal, Sir Deo. Cockburn, Sir Thomas Poky. ABSTRACT or Tee BILL OP PARR. We most premise that all the cold pert of the dinner le the Hall, the dessert, and dewed,* pastry, Ice. were pet esttlid table dogleg the tinsels( his ila)esty's were in the Abhey. The hot Ogles were seism queady sorted through the openings in the back of the adlarem. Hot Dish IN tar_us of seep—bo of tertle-40 of rice—and 40 IN &An el lith—eomprieleg olehot-411 et trait salpes. - - . savie M g. latby the Proprietor, A. Prince, No. 9. Palma-street. Word-sweet ; esti, by appeinlaset. !.k. Mask Pseilmeer to his Majesty. Pie* fludmt. 1 fleadris saddens. Tlashbente street; Seeger. ISO. Oxford-street i Prost. 999. Sintwa 1 Devisee. IC /Meet-street ; itigge.ll9. Cheapside 1 Johestee, elk Corebill; end by most primelpal Perfestersemd Mealtime Tudors. Peeved by ASaark. thetith Norember. 1914. Were the Lied Mare. Npet A. Priem is the original Proprietor in the Valuate Elbe Resale ON; therefore if soy Perfume. liediskivissailir. Hair-dreeser. many ooe else. mils Rawls Oil, list Is eat Prisee's. they an impostors, as the seN semeMelltits tw their sestemers. Ad& itsr Prime's Ramie On. sad anus " Primee'' es IN wrapper mad seals of each bowie ; without, it is not gm *lee, aad seitut 'sewer the %* lair sad Osetiemea will im be pose. partiselar, u there ars several Malt-dressers sad *ben in tows sad eoestry who sell eueterfelts, sad - they are 'melee. As tlmwe %Ws bees se matt of lese. sad ementerfait Russia ON .d 4 la almost every slyest; sad imposiors hero Mule Ow WWII of the eweeterfait Rusin Oil se mesh Me the geemdme. sad eves imitated the original 's Nemo. therefore hare 'Weld be saddens, M i t= anti Propelestrose of a sea emehila Peefemse et Iledielee Veader. As setreeal Ladies sad Oreneseen le No hue se that they hays Nee taken in by plisses seeing them ammterfeit Ramis Oil. s.Wes sal Outlemen wiU be set. to hare the (envies by mining the mosey la a letter for the Ramie 011, &v. directed to Mr. Priem No. 9. Poland-street, Or ford-street, Leaden. when Mr. P. will see d them by return ef roach to say part of the kindest. ..INN, ST. CLEM: STRAVO,___ boot whittiorooo--Nof mottos awl veal. IGO dishes of vegetables, loclothog potatoes, peak rod cauliflowers. 490 Noce boat.-240 of lobster-120 butter—lN 11111,NL OFFWE. *bit TBAVELLIIMit Aim MG PARCELS AND MERCHAWDLZI THIS lellowim lifiLltig • and other 00A rb from the &eve lon a-- Alailialisayetilitis via Dover, Tomesy and Friday Nlgiffs, at twelve. Portitinciallt sad Gosport through Godahniag, Pe sad rts's, every Breslow at a wiener past 7, trAti Po day at half past 6. On its arrival a peke( sails to Gm Isle of Wight, to seam passengers lad parcels; and a Man Coach sets off to Chichester, through Brayton, Havant, MEWsvorth, he. iiilinseesier Mall, through Henley. Orford, and Chelten ham, every Erasing st a quarter-past 7, sad Seaday at half- Dover and Canterbury Man, through Gravesend. Chat ham, and Peversham ' every evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 6. From Canterbary, passeagen sad par oak aro conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ram te n Sandwich, Re.;.; and from Dover , parcels are conveyed sga tO Folkston., fa=llythe, Dimehurch, Romney, and Lydd. Mail. through Carmarthen, Llama° and Havre ffoichrest, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at halfiset 6. four inside. Both and Bristol Post Coach, to early only thrtsigh Reading. Marlborough, Cane, and Chippenhast, every Meraing at • quarter-past 6. Binh sod Bristol light Post Coach. every aftsrasos at S. Seth lit e =sch, In two days. to carry four inside, Monde Rending, Marlborough. Devises. sad M Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 9. This ash is &telly intended for the aceommodatiou of Family, luvsllds . &e. who cannot uodergo the fatigue of satit a distance In one day. Brighton light Pont Coach, through Relpte and Cock field. every Monolog at 8. Cheltenham Original Post Coach. to carry osly four la side, through Henley and Oxford, every Morales at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-eooeb. Monday, Weduesday, and Friday Mornings, at quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Evening at half-past b. Ditto, every Morning at half-pest 8. Declaiming, and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through g r oom Leatherbead. Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday, Thuradsy. and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto. through Kingston. Dillon. Cobham, and Ripley,.. Newby. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at 10. Henley Coach through Alaideniteasl, every Afternoon at I, Sunday excepted. littlebarepton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Tbersday. and Saturday Mornings. at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Breadstairs light Post-coaches, every Morning sad I.:veal:sc. Orford Light Post-coach, through Henley, &e. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-roach. the Regu lator, to carry only fonr inside, through Kingston, Guild ford. Peterstield, and Porten, every Morning at 8. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail, through Emsworth, Cosham. &e. to Bognor. Salisbury Poast-coach. to carry only four inside. through Staines. Basingstoke, Whitchurch, Andover, &e. every Montag at 7. NORTHERN COACIIES. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all parts of the North, ever. Morning. at a quarter past 8. Manchester. Lances' r, Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield. Bradford- Leeds. ilailituz, Rotherham, Shelßeld. and Nor wich Coaches, Daily. Sheffield and Rotherhais post coach, called the Rocking ham. every morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. Sunderland. Stockton. and Yarm coach, every morniag. to the George Inn. Sunderland. CARRIERS—To Twickenlism,Brentforri, sad Isleworth. every Monday, Wednesday. 141.1 + y, and Saturday. EAMES awl Co.. Proprietors. Paresis and Packsves are weir and expeditiously cow 'eyed from this Inn to every City, Town, Village, sod Country Seat in the following Counties, :—Berks. Bnaha. Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Hants, Hereford, Glouessear. Kett, Oxford. Somerset, Surrey, 1414Sei, Wilts. Warted*, See* Wales, all parts of the He of Wkht, Jersey. Doom soy, and all parts of Fr:ince; an 4 to all Parts of the North. .• Take notice. that no package. c ontainin g g lass. china. watches, plate. cash, or Dank nctes, however small the value, will be accounted for. I* lost or danntired nor an) slier parcel or pa4senger's laggaer, of more than 31 . autos* specified as such when mitered at the Otlee and paid 'or astoontin cly *0 Neat Post-cheers, &v. a! the shortest node*. ~' r FROM russoers LONDON osszarrs. COMMISSIONS in the Stirlingshin Oastlessen Teo- 1 vinery and Volunteer Caralry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stirling : Thomas Grab= Stirling. Esq. to be Major. yin Spin, resigned. Robert C. Walnut Boutin.. jam. Ont. to be Lieutenant , vice Finlaysen, resigned. The ma' Gazette also eyes entice, that the Court of Claims will reassemble is the Painted Chamber, at' Westminster, on blosday twit, at two o'clock is the af ternoon, to consider of the eerviees performed at the Co ronation, and the fees to be taken in respect thereof, where all persons baying performed services, and claimieg foes for the same, are to give their attend ance. FURTHER PARTICUG , IRS of conosimoN BANQUET. The Guests at the Tables on the left hand side of his Majesty. sat in the following order :—On lbe inside of the next the Cellarets. The Dukes of Somerset, (halloo, Beaufort and Bed ford. Earls of Shrewsbury, Winchester, Cardigan, Shines beery, Scarborough, Jersey, Cassilis, Morton, (ionic, Strathmore, Lauderdale, Kinoonll, Elgin, Wimps, Sortilesk, Aboynr, Aberdeen, Roseberry, Glasgow, Dart.nouth, A ylestord, Cowper, Stanhope, Pomfret, Abergavenny, limsvynor, Forteerne, I)ighy, Mansfield, Ormond, Cork, lVestmrath, Meath, .ttli!one, Darnley, Kingston, Roden. Longford, Portarlington, Mayo, Clare. Belmore, O' Neil, Donottglemore.Caledon, Rosalyn, Craven, Romney, and Limerick. Viscounts.—Ennismore and Exmouth. Lords.—Anellev, Clinton, Zone+, Willoughby de Broke, Hon ard of hoiden, Arun.lrl of Wardwer. Clif ford of Cliwilrigh, Saltonn, Colville, Napier, Middle ton, King., lontfort, Grantham, Boston. Dude, Rivers, Paley, Dynevor, Valsisegham, Begot, Ashburton, Rod ney, Berwick, Gordon, Montague, Tyrone, Kenyon, liraybroke, an,' Amherst. On the outside of the Table. The lAA Chancellor, the Lorl President of the Cons eil, the Lord Privy Seal, the Duke of Portland. lareptesses--C1 I °liana &ley, ilertforti, Winchester, Twees:sie, Lothian, itackingliam, Londonderry, Salis beery, Bath, Corm, allis. Donee d, Wellesley, Dead ford, Exeter, Nottingham, Camden, Conyngham, Aylesbury. Earls—Harrington, P o rtsmouth, llarconrt, Beiliford, ' lichester, De Leivarr, Spenre, Bathurst, Clsocarty, (kapott, itosse, eilanvers, Oxford, Lonsdale, ilarewood, Browtilow.Sillermains, Bless' etton,tiletsgell, Fahoontb, Howe, Smnrrs. Viso-mints-4 ferefimi, Bolingiwol.e,Torrintzton, den, Sydney, Killntoray, Bone, 6alm a, Po , ersconrt, .Ishbroil, linnirannon, Clermont, taro-Arden, Melville, Sishootitle, Norton, Lakr, Grenville. Lords—Selshy, Calthurpe, Rolle, Carrington. Bayn ing, Bolton, Northwicle. Carberry, Braolotediassry, Brialport. Longford, 1/tarries, S. flyless, Reties dale, Ellvelhorongli, Erskine, Comberneere. Krresiord. Prudhoe, Uarvsgh, I In:b Glenlyor, , Stoucl!, Itavetribovetli, Vcleuare and Forrester. Cold dishes. 80 dishes of braised bans-90 savory pies—Ro dishes of daubed two in each-60 dishes of savory rakes-80 p ie ces of ef beef braised-90 dishes of capons braised, two in each-1,190 side dishes of various sorts --WO dishes of mounted pastry-320 dishes of small pastry-460 dishes of jellies and creams-164 1 dishes of shell Ash, 80 of Lobsters, and 90 of crayfish —l6l dishes of cold roast fowls-80 dishes of cold house lamb. Total quantities. 7,44211 m. of beef-7,139 lbs. of veal-20,474 lbs. of mutton-20 quarters of house lamp-20 legs of house lamb-5 saddles of lamb-55 whiners of grass lamb -160 lambs' sweetbreads-369 row-heels, —4IK) calves feet-250 lbs. of suet-1611 £, se-7211 pullets and 1.5• pons-1.610 chickens-520 fowls for stock (11.m.)--1.7.9 1 lbs. of bacon-5301b* of lard-9121b5. of butter—Si hundreds of eggs. All these are independent of the eggs, butter, flow. and necessary articles in the vastry and confectionary departments ; such as sngar, isiniliss, fruits, &r. Of, these, as well as the dessert. we ball be able to give era ample detail hereafter. The quaatity of cutlery used at the banquet, amount ed to 5,000 knives and 8,000 forks, 630 pairs of carvers, 12 dose, of corkscrews ; table linen, &c. consisting of 230 yards of elegant damask tablecloths for the Hall, 1,100 ditto ditto for the various rooms, 170 doses of da mask napkins, 100 dozen of napkins for waiters' knife cloths. The glass, for the tables, kc. which were very ostensive, and were as follows :-600 quart decanters, 1,800 pint decanters, 5.000 wine glasses. 2,400 tumblers, 700 salts and spoons, 96 sets of castors, 146'1 woks. THE KING'S LEVER. Yesterday his Majesty held a Levee at his Palace in Pall Mall, which for spleadonr and numbers has been rarely equalled. It is the etiquette, that every person, notwithstanding any previous attendance at Court, should be presented after the Coronation. The number present yesterday of nobility and others, was estimated at nearly two thousand. A detachment from the King's Guard marched into the Palace-yaril from the Old Palace, under the Command of Cu lonel Dawkins, of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, pre ceded by their band in their State uniforms. A de tachment of the first Regiment of Life Guards, un der the command of the Earl of Uxbridge, aril ~ e ,l in Waterloo Place, opposite the King's Palace, . end ed by their band in their State uniform., with their k •ttle drums. trumpets, trombones, &c.; they played alternately with the f.mt band. The Life Guards were dressed in armour, in the style of the Cuiras siers; two of hie corps ere stationed in the Grand ; one of them measured six feet two inches, and the other six feet two inches and a half. Town•end and Sayer, with a numerous assemblage of the Poliee, were in attendance, but v.-e are happy to say their official interference was not necessary, as every thing passed off eith the great,•st order and regularity. The King's Pages, the Geodesic:l Porters, &e. ap peered in their new Coronation uniforms, the coats of purple richly embroidered with gold lace, the waist ' coats sad breeches of white kerstiyinere, with gold em ' broidered button* and gold lace to the knees. Ibe Yeomen of the Quart had their new partisans given to theta at the Corinatioa ; seine of their priacipti from Russia, Count Vinton, Count tie Ilene, the At tonsey-Getweal, the Solicitor-04mnd, All Speaker of the House of Commons, the Dean of Westminster, the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, the Lehi Mayer g of London, the Recorder of Loadoo, lie. Sheriff Wil hams. ke. So. kc. The Ressiaa Ambaseadoe Satre ordinary went in State in two carriages t the Austrian and the French Ambassador in the same state as on the day *ben presented to the King. There were also present the Spanish Minister, the Americas Mi nister, accompanied by his Secretary. Mr. Adam Smith; the Turkish; the Danish, the Netbeelaods. the Swedish, the Prussian, Hanoterlas, Portegnose, Ba varian, and Neapolitan Ministers. the latter accotn• pealed by Prince Pertannat the Special Minister ; the the Prussia. Minister Extraordinary, Baron Just. the Saxon Minister, Prince Peskin, Count Lode, General Felisberto Calderon Brant and his son, the Moyer of Oxford, the Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, &c. ke. The following, In addition to those who bad preri 7 only attended, and who were presented to the Meg and kissed hands upon his Coreeadott, were among those pretested upon special occasions 1--- Astley Cooper, Esq. on being appointed &ogees to the King, Vice-Admiral Sir L. Halsted; by the Lord in Waiting. Admiral Yuba' on promotied. Viasultimiesi-bi:wfoed. sso prosodist -- Vice-Admiral Sir It. Lee, on promotion. Admiral Sir It. Strachan. on promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir B. Hallowell. on his aprilomont. Viet-Admiral Sir M. Dixon, on promotion. Major-lien. Turner, on promotion. _ Rear-Admiral Sprangeri by the'Lerd is Waiting. Lieot.-Oen. Sir G. Drummond, on his appointment to the Otith regiment. Lieut.-General blackenzie, on promotion. Major-4in. Shaw, on promotion. Lit:lL-Oen. Sir W. Cockburn, on promotion. Major-lien. S. Barns, on promotion. Lieut.-Geo. o;r ' by the Lord in waiting. Major lien. the Hon. W. Stewart, on promotion. FAO of Strathmore, by the Marquess of Huntley. Vice-Adm. Sir C. P. 11. Durham, on his promotion and return from abroad. Sir William Boor, by the Earl of Orford. Majortioneral Sir John Ilyng, on appointment as Knight Ussamunder of the Batb, and to the Staff in i;ug land. M'Arthur, Physician of the Fleet, by the Lord its Waiting. Sir Thomas Maitland, on his return from the lonian Islands. Sir It. Woodford. Bart. Governor of Trinidad, on his return on leave of absence, by the Marquess of Lan donder7. Mr. Norton, by the Duke of Rutland. Mr. Bier, Commissioner of Inquiry into the State of New South Wales. on his return. R-nr-Admiral Sir D. !‘lilne, on his promotion. Admiral Sir J. IL Whitslied, on his promotion. Mr. D. Fellowes, Serretary to the Lord Great Cham berlain. be the Lord Great Chamberlain. Lord Waltingbam, un promotion as a Lieut.-General. Lieut.-Col. Dance, 2d Life Guards, by the harpies; of Londonderry, when he received the honour of Knight hood. The Rev. James Wm. Vician, Rector of St. Austin and St. Faith, London, by the Lord in Waiting. Dr. Luke, on his being appointed Physician to the Lietst.-Col. Peters, Superintendent of the Reeniting Set rice. The Rev. Dr. Thomas Brooke Clarke, by the in ' Waiting. 31. Behr, Uslierof the Order of the Bath. Mr. Alash,Gentleman Usher and Daily Waiter to hi; Majesty. Mr. Joseph Ohenon, Clerk of the Cheque of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners. The Gun. Captain Stat, on Lady Charlotte Strutt being created Baroness Rayleigh. Major-Gen. Askew, Coblstream Guards, on his pro. motion Avlieu his Alajesty vas pleased to confer the ho nour of Knighthood on him. 'Foe Earl of Donoughniore, noon his having obtaine I the honour of a Pe..rage of the United Kingdom. Tile Provost of Colleze. The :.iarquess uf Lothian. nn his being created a B. itiJi Peer. • .rd Justice Clerk of Scotland. Ale. 1.“1 Gordon, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Saltoun, the I lonourable W. Fraser, Ur. Laing. Mr. Wou.lbridge, and Ar. luititilioun, Agent for Do minica, with a Loyal Address from the Council and Assembly. The Kee. Mr. ilolutes,Sab-Dean of the Chapel Royal. Sir Patrick Walkur, tie-atleusaii Carer of the White Roil. The Mayor of Oxford, baring assisted in the office of Dotter at the Coronati.m. Mr. R. Bray, hr the Lord in Waiting. Major Ilsetteetste, id Dragoons, ea his preened**. Lord Bowden, on his promotion. The Chevalier Zansmil, Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. (horse, Member of 1: 41 .f. I• 11 - , ~i