The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-17 00:00:00

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The Court of Direetors. with the concurrence and at the regime of the Ormatittto it/Bankers. recommend that Bills and Notes duo on the 19th butane, be paid on the ISM init. aid Orry trill for that purpose girt dircelions to their Clerks to present them for payment ex the ifiltit.instant. In order to facilitate the Public Business. the Court of Directors will meet on Wednesday the ISM. Instead oj Thursday the IW., in the next meek. R. RVIT. Secretary. HAYDON'S PICTI'RE of "CHRIST'S ENTRY into JERUSALEM." after a most Who' spastic reception in Scott's& "The Arm, is the Garden." and all his other works. ARE NOW OPEN. at No. 03, Pall mall.—Admission Is.; Catalogs' ed. "V I DUCATION.—Ameth Crescent. BedfortLminare. —The EDUCATION at tics Ardency, cooducted by Mr. THOMAS SVITO. of the University of Edit:ben* will be RESUMED, niter the Holidays, on Monday. July 43. TO TAILORS. SISOPKEEPERS. AND. FAMILIES, BUYIRO FOR MOURNINO. tiro be Sold is CUTS of any LENGTH by JONN I IL BISHOP au p 4l ea t. in the Great Saloon behind the Shop. No. 2dO. next door to the White Bear, and seven doors from the Haymarket. Several Pieces of Soperline Black CIO& Ida. per yard Ditto efeeperfine Cassintere - Os. 9d. Ditto of imeellaet Liming Calico Os. 64d. Ditto of F.ll-wide Ditto - Os. Old. Ditto of 44TwilledSwansdowns Oa. Old. "lino eT64 Twilled Ditto - Is. hi. Also. a Variety of Llehigs, Tritemiege. Sill Twist, co loured Thgends, $. well worth the attention of Mosey Buyers. ORONATIIMIr—The Proprietors of dor WES . C ERN 0 ALLIIIT, I.4rner w Dames Yeed, belg in" to inform b list ra geld Oen= en ex celleat of the en. end that they heeespered we expense la rendering le. comfort able. The frost seats are divided into boxes for the rester convenience of tamllles. The refreshment-roosts will be pre sided with every thittg that can be desired, as well as pro per female *Readmit. The seats will be found extremely plesteet fi.om the loMame of the roof and the northern as pect ; a greater lumber of Tickets will not be issued than the place will conveniently accommodate. The Gallery has been surveyed. cad particular!) approved of by the Roard of Works. An alas' notice has been issued that the line of approach for earrleires will be down Rt. James's-street. through the Park and Storey-gate. aloes/ Princes-street, into Dean's Yard. which shows the very great facility of access to the Western Gallery. Tickets, Price I Beall Guineas each, to he had at Oft. Rt. James's-street i Dutton end M•Carty. New Bond-street and No. 10. Cornhill: where plans of the situation may be also at the °Mee in Deau-street.—Attendance daily. from Eieven to Seven o'Clock. VAVxmALL--,:re-iimaiterw-antrairea will . v gyp. GRAMM% 4LA, A briniest Display of FIRE -WORKS perticolorty s. grand eds/ lease 'of the Eropeiss of Monet Vensvhsa. ast lag a lly of Naples. The Caletiontim nod Polska. alma will Palm' twigs.** Acts. Adotisolon b. M. The Aeon open at 7 ; * Consort to heoio at , seeped Act of doe Content at *leek irreisels. A Grand Idaditml Fete will be gives on Moeday , July IS, Is honour of Ow Coronation. IVXHIBITION of IVARV'S tiltA?lD NATIONAL IA A I.I.EUORY, is Commesnoratioe of theTetemen of the Batman Enema, at the Battle of Waterloo. Painted by order of the British indltution ; Size ih feet by SI, is NOW OPEN, at the kgypdai nail, Piceadilly. Admittance Is. Catalogs. &I. Description do. With etched outline es. Od. IIESTMIESTER , A.—A PEW SEATS. widths the Chweehi te be LIT, white wilt slimmed a fell view of the whole Preeeselpe inside die Monk: and of all the ceremonies, fro. the morrows at the West,end. the wield eolevarafty of the for ,tp the ee,sehsalqe.— 'rial t os may hobs& sad the piassiV il by epplyPee t e AI r. Ifulieeoesbe , etAwietete;sDead to - Mr. dales in the west end of that lmsreh, Awe 4t also et the Am!! itnetns .‘• or at hltlers. diaetthWe. Ipewd-street. 11.11. These Seats not eeseected. tit* Velars. Glanrllle's. St PPLAMSN7' TO THE LONDON GAZETTE - - - WINER of FINE QV ILITY ONLY. 31[B. FLOWER. No. 1, Pall-!fall, at the end of the Royal Arcade. has bottled a parcel of his Noe Wines. in Bottles. Fiat., sod Half-Pints. end has aced his Prices so reasonable. that they are well worth the intention of the Nobility and Oentry, or of Dealers who wish to ael- Pine Wines. Per Per Disz.PerDos. Doe. Pints. Old Port . . . . 444. Ins. 1 Is. Do. Do. Bomreterio. new in Bottle Ws, As. 13s. De. Do. Roth.s 4 years in Bente 36a. • Do. Do. Bontreterio. 6 yrs is Bottle Ns. Do. Do. Do. 8 years iq Bottle Atte. Sherry . . 4Pa. Ws. 14s. DO. Fast In dia. Pale Or Brown Gni. Ws. 1%.. Metletra,West India • • sits. Ns. lets. :WARM/RAI% SHIELDS, and LEITH.— r T - be MOli; \FA INFIER sTickm PACKET, Captain N'T.F.AN. WI:I NAIL for the abo►•e Places. with Passengem from fromgate Stairs. east &truer of the Tower. on Friday. the gOth of July, at Elitist o'clock in the Morning precisely. The superior expedition and elegant accommodation of this vessel an now too well known to require any ernmeot. For securing births, apply to Mr. Marnanghtan, Agent. at the T.eith and London Steam Packet-08c., opposite Ike Miht. or sAsuaahactio I fro Tan. • 411,ASSRS and FURMTI:RE.—Seve- R pal large SECOND HAND PLITES, suitable for Chimne}s, Piers. and Chews's, are now on sale. on Reason able Terms, at Conran. ELLIOT, and Course's, Cabinet. Upholstery. and Looking-Glass Manufactory, 93. Bishops gate-street, Within.—New Glasses furnished. as large as i3l) by 7l Inches. ItO by AO. or any leas dimensions. at very Reduced Prices.—Plate Glass for Wisdoms, Stand in at a 'renter relative advantage than Crown Gloss. Nohletnee, Gentlemen. Merveyors, Proprietors of Hotels sad others. will Ind this Werehoese deserving attention. from its evtensive Variety of the hest maaefaetured Cabi net and Chair Work. ronstantly on Hale, every Article be ing offered at a considerable Reduction. Fornitore delivered to any part of the country, without risk of injury or expenee of peeking. PUSLISSILD LAST MYST. HIS MAJESTY'S CORONATION. At the Council number, Whitehall, the 16th of July. By the Hight Honourable the Lords of the Commit' ter of Council appointed to consider of his Ma jesty's Coronation. It is Hsi% day ordered by their Lordships that no person whatsoever 5.• suffered to be admitted into Westminster Ilall on the slay of Coronation, except on the producti.m of ticket' signed by the Deputy Lord threat (Umber:Ain. and he is to give the necessary di rections herein accordingly. JAS . ISC 2.1.1.::. Do. East India Malmsey, In Pints Ruet4las • . Tent Mountain . . Lisbon . . . Kss. 424: his. 6Us. ht4s. . 48s. 444. 14s. . en,. Irts. I 4s. . 48s. ITU. 11*. . . 48s. 84s. 12s. . . Careavella . . . .58s. 11114. 134. Cape Madeira. of Ina quality only SU. lts. tk. Cape Burgundy of Do. . . I.la. 7s. ed. Per Doz. Per But. Champaign,. Creaming. Sparkling. or Dry Hillery . . . 110 a. les. Sauterne . . . . . 6a. ed. Rn rsac . . . . 76.. es. 1341. UNEQUALLED TR ►VELLING TO DOVER, DE RA MSG ATE. 11 ARH ATE AND CANTERBURY. Four Inside Coaebes. and keep Wood Tiuse, By M. A. AIOUNTAIN AND CO. SARACEN'S HEAD 1..5. ftitiNNlß-111TRI6T, SNoW-VIILL, /AMNON. 1111 E following' POST COACHES. 31AIL co ACHES, kr, set net from the above Inn:— The "Telegrnph," Dover. Deal. Ransagate, Margate. Cissterhitry, Fevershown and Sandwich new post coach, every morning. at a quarter mist seven o'clock. In consequenee of the decided preference given to the chore coach. the proprietors are determined no expetsee shall be Tared to render it the first conveyance oe that road. Brompion, Chathatn. Rochester. Stroud, Sittingbourne, and Rai.ilison, every morning. at a q uarter past seven. Falinr.uth, Plymouth , Exeter, Wet - month. Dorchester. Partmoeth. and Salisbury, every morning. at seven. through II oniton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Baeshot. The •• Union," Southampton. f.ymington. Winchester, and Basingstoke new four inside coach, every morning se eight ; arrives r I the Coach and Horses. Southampton. by ave. This is a most delightful mosey once to the !. le of Wight. Jersey, tluernsey, Mt. Maloes, Havre de Ili are, tberborg, Be. Theinoprietors of the shove coach hope to receive a con lintesee of that support which has hitherto been experienced ,Ibo ionsmencesuent of die " Moo." No racing wills itooehee. * • ath nevi flriltol flying post coaches, through Chippen • Ma. Cater. and Marlborough, every afternoon. at one ar t- rive at Mr. May's. the Oreyhoetel Inn. Bath, and the Lou. don Torero, Thomas-street, and Se an Bristol, next moniker. ti co trots WELL., 11111!..:11‘‘ A ran, TAUNTox, ANII rEVS101•111. • • The " Umpire." a new Liverpool light coach, only one • niebt on the road, carry log four inside, sets out daily at one ; arrives at Liverpool next afternoon at seven. through Wo burn, Northampton. Wel ford. Lutterworth, Hinckley. Atheestone, Litchfield. Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, War rington. and Preston. Shrewshery, Wellington, and Shiffnal post coach, every everting, at five. Ouariled. The " Union," We% mouth. Dorchester, Tilandford, Malls bury, Andover. BlaekWater, %phut, and Basingstoke new post conch. merry afternoon. ICE IA 111* MOUTH PACKETS TO CitERNSET, JERSEY, t tiEnnoußti, ST. MALOIte. &r. The " Roekingliam." Leeds new tight read'. seta out every morning at eight ; and passes through Baidock, Biggleswaele. Ealos. hilton, Grertham, Grantham, Rawtry, Stamford, Newark, Retforel. Donenster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds. next morning. at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach. it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public eonveyance on the north road, being unequalled by any other. Manny, Longtonn. Gretna Green. Anan. Dumfries, Brownhill. Thornhill. Sanquhar. Kiln, Cannaock. kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, a post coach daily. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields. Sunderland, New castle and Edinburgh. new post coach. wide a guard thenteghtitit ; sets nut every Interning at nine, by way of Newark, Itetford, Tadenater, Darlington. Northallerton. Derham, Morpeth. anti Iterwiek. Passengers finding them selves fatigued on the journey. may rest what time they please. and t h in proceed me without any additional fare. Mariborongh and Swindon new four inside mooch. through Aldbourn. Bending. Lembourn, Purton. Lt dington. Pewsey. Wooton Asset, Saulsbury. Hungerfoid and Newbury, every morui•ig. Bridgenorth, Weisel. Shrewsbury and Holyhead four inside coach, every evening. Boston, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Ronal Mail Coach, every evening; to Spilahv, Loath, Grimsby and Hull. afternoon at a quarter before six. Penri Ih, and Whi fella's* Post-Coach: goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through !trough. Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Itorouttlibridee, Wetherhy. Abe-fiord. Doncaster, and Grantham ; seta out every morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained ou the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being teetered in the next coach. Kerlin!, Lancaster, Preaton, Kirby-Lonstiale, Bolton, Chorley. Ormskirk, and Garstang post-coaches, every af ternoon at Five. Liverpool, Warrington. Keentsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield new light four inside post-coach, called the `• Defiance." every evening at five o'clock, to the Saracen's Heed Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool. Sundt-ringed. Stockton aid Yarn Coach every morning, to the Groner Inn, Senderland. WakeSeid post-coach every morning. Chester, Newport, Whitechurch, Tarywerley, Namptwieh„ Northwieh, Ind Aliddiewieh, post-eon:di every evening at five l i o'clock. Manchester. Winslow. Congleton, Newcastle. Walsai, sad Wolverhampton new four inside post-coach. every afternoon. Sheffield and Rotherham post-coach, called tue " Rock inghltm." every morning. Birmingham Post Coat*, sets out every afternoon at five. estvving four inside, and passel through Warwick. Lemming tun Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Bir tuistritani. nett morning at ten. HMI, Lincoln, Northern, ilowden and Doncaster r "- coach every morning , to the Cross-Keya. Market-place. lull. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully arquaiat their Friends and the Willie, that they wail not he aerostat ahletfor any Parcels. Passengers' Image. Writings, Piste, ke. Armor" than Five Pounds value, if lost. Melee. or yin• mated. alarm entered as such. and the Insuranee paid for aeurdingly, at the liaracett's Head Ina, Suowesitill„ Lonion. Ilttek . Frontignise . • • • 9tls. pus.. . . 74. nil. 7i. lid. Per Per Per Pint 11 , wz. Plats. Hot. Hot. l'lnret. Mena Margot 9tis. Ns. 46. C}iler. Fier Rip Ceekagre . . GENTI.EII RN who DINE in the l•ITT, folovt. or in parties. are respectfully Informed by JOIIN W %RR EN. of the Wise-noun and Yoan TAMS .4, Royal Esehauge. that in consequence of the great number of Gen tlemen who !base lately visited his llonse. In Parties, he has opened TWO EXTR t DININO-RoolP4.—Gentlemen tire tharefore respectfully informed, that his Rooms now cunci‘t of, ON THE “IIIOU'VIS Fi.oon—A Code, and Dining-Roost for a Party of Four to Sic, U• TN, Ftssr Ft.oon---1 Dinina-Room. in which ere Too door-heti Roses, snd Four Public Tildes. ON 111 E !tycoon FLOOR—Too Dining-1t00.n4. each suitable fors Party of from Four to Eight ; suit On: Du. furs Part) of Sixteen to Tw«nty. DINNERS to. E NINES ts FOLLOWS. s. d. a. d. Victim's. half pint I tt Lisbon, per bottle 4 tt DiUo, pint Ditto. half pint nacelles, per bottle 4 0 Ditto, pint Ditto, half pint Motiotain. per bottle Ditto, pint ....... Ditto, bolt pint.... Tent, per bottle 1 (1 Ditto, pint . ...... Careasella, per bottle.. 4 it Fine Cape Madeira. per bottle Ditto. pint . Ditto, lialf riot . V 6 Old Sherri, par bottle.. 4 0 Ditto. pint Ditto. half pint Port. per bottle 4 nitro. pint Dili... half pint ........ I l•rstArJ Port. per bottle 4 0 Ditto. pint 2 3 West India Madeira, per bottle 6 0 Ditto, pint Ditto, half pint East India Madeira, per bottle Ditto, pint Ditto, half pint ... 2 0 Vidonic per bottle Ditto. pint The above for Sale at the Wine and Spirit Dar, to the Pnhiic. also the following FINN row)! ‘1.4, &r, V 0 . I 0 Ditto. pint Ditto. half pint Vine I lore. Chateau Margot. per bottle .. A 0 Fine Cretonne Clams- prigne. prr bisttle 10 8 Fine nparkiinit Ditto per bottle lO 0 (*Love ROAN DI per Illinois of Fite Bottles. or Ss. per Bottle. CORDIII.I. MIXT.-154. per Gallon of Five Bottles, or 3e. per Bottle. 4' ono's'. Borreas.-18s. per Gallln of Five Bottles. or Si. per KOMI'. ORANGF Suitt 0.--40 s. per Gallon, of Fite Bottles. or 4.. per Bottle. Rot se ry TILVIC NOTEA V.-110s. per (Janos of Five Hot. Iles, or tic yet Bottle. BY MR KING'S ROV.II. LETTF:its pATENT. THP, P.CONO.IIIGAL and I..Ni CEIISA 1..1A1P —The Patentee present's to assure the f•-blir, that this invelition has a strong claim to universal adoption. unit is highly gratified that he can add. Its merit is liberally *e -1 knowledge.' by more than 13.(“) Families, and persons of the highest and other most respectable ci. ; it emb every essential to render it a domestic comfort, and is alike applicably to every use for which a light can be required ; as a chamber or night Lamp, or to enaley, shout the boost., or for the nursery. it is troiv interesting to all ranks and pro fessions; on account of its invariable certainty and pertect safet, as it may be placed on a I.B(lv's toilet without the least danger, and can he regulated to horn during the longest or shortest night. ushering in tbe morning. and then dissp. peering olthout the least smoke or smell, The same prin eiple reniters it equally complete for the stud). dining table. sideboard, card table, music stand, bracket. ate. varying in form mid elegance, and the degrees of light regal tied in pro portion to necessity, avoiding profusion (eons...m..ll'y wace) of light lor)ond what is wanted ; being free from the .as weight of hsass and oil w'h which most Lamps are evientoberml. renders it rompletelc portably (a most desir ab:e acquisition). bearing any souliuti wilh v ut agitating the dame. The sationary or Grecian hanging lamps !all glass) for the hall, passage. staircase, eon SSSSS tory, drawing-room. &c are elegantly simple. casting a light downward as well as around. burning any length of time, requiring no atten tion during the evening. and delta aas waK. Many eseel lent Lamps having bees. laid aside, owing to some intricacy in trimming. or greet consumption of oil, it has been the chief sin of the Patentee to simplify as well as economize, and it ma) in truth he said of this, a child can trim it, and in expense it is not half that of tallow canines. Sold for the Patentee, by Thomos Pearce and Co. No. Ink ..ppocite the front of St. Clienteid*s Church. Strand, (.onion. woo, to secure its reputation from the effects of adulterated oil. are bound to sell none not gesaine Spermaceti. is which the ronlidenee of the public shall never :te anus-•d.— Orders from all parts of the Kingdom will be promptly est.- r uled. TeIR ANTI-LIIPKI'MINEs, or 5411,0 tl4)\ DROPM, are fogad etffeacioas in the removal of seor bulk ertptions, scrofulous tumours and sores. and the sup tongs of a scorbutic habit. By parifying the blood, and re storing the healthy action of the blood vessels. ii eatables the s)stent to throw off noxious humours, au.l to repel the reuses that induce debility and disease. It is sold by Mr. Johnson. Ob. Curnhlll; Mr. Stanger. 166.0zford-street, Lon don: llrs. Ann Bowen, Nora lett, and all medicine venders, in bottles at I Is. antl33s. each. _ _ _ *** .Idrim in Watkins' eases way be had by applirstiet (by :rye') to Wired 'louse. 1, verpeel, whey the u s ual tr . ut One rvund .s expected. CO RONATION.—BI SHOP'S C.llll kl)11 AI. 0 ILERIEB.—Reeond Notice to tile Potnie.— Mr. most Pespectfullv informs !boos Ladies (ten tlemen who have honoured him with their set;lon , t. •tii` the) will bad in his Galleries all the A.eornmoilsti ins in every respect. of a private residence, and he is happy to state that. Independently of the very favourable situation of his Gal leries (which are within four yards of the Royal PlatforaWi they will now have fie extraordinary and rxellislre adraio tage of spring all The Peeresses of toe Realm. in their splendid Court Dresses. cross toe Piat:nrin to the %biol. di rectly opposite his Galleries, h) an Avenue a .iiqh has only tills day been opeitell, by rem:nand. for that purpose. The extensive Preeseeade, open only to Ibis rinzr of galleries. sill. consequently hr graced by all the kiwi.. Beast , and Fashion of the Country. Tickets, at Oneself Two finineav eneh, wise he hail at Mr. Taylor's. fiervin or. rest Q IPl.ll.4ireet. Westminster ; at SP', Bishop's 41114, on the Ground. in Sohn Nisi-caret'. Choreh-yard; of Mr. Burton, %stitch-maker. Lincoln's-Inn gate. The Roe , . fer Carriages to these Galleries will be seen in the (S 1116•1 Isstructlisol 'vaned by his Nlniesty's most Ito noorshie Privy Cc 11. (No. 3.) as printmi in the daily papers. so that tree seers is.., be relied spun till the hour of Seven In the-Mornisig 01 the Coronation. CPIUMAXION.—Te the Nobiljty A artel;nts lihrotlon. No. I. Iti. enrner of Poker- Irani slid Parliament-street, is now tittitia tip for this splen did PAgesar. In a taste of peculiar elegance. eonifort. and coarenieare, comb' • g in this latter respect the most per fect accommodation for Wks, aad In WI till. tr..in row, will he esselissierls appropriated. Thr view is most coin nienaink. vat. front Westminster I! to the Abbrs. door. Referrer, to the premises must ronsinee etc', one of the superiority elate stlnallee.—An ill{ •e lor 'rickets it ripened at the horse. where a glinitesneu attends tram new in tri, morning : thr% may at4n be had of Messrs. Et ins and 1.1.- cgs music-aellers. near How Chen-h. Cheap:side; at the %fer mi& Tavern. Rankney ; of Mr. James Roswn, b.siiiler. rharies-street. Westmin4ter; and of Mr. Tininss Beason. sur‘.l,lr. kr. IC Itatton-pirden. Wineg and refreshments of a most snperior (pithy. and at reasonable rates, will he provided on the itri.4o 4,4. VV P. m % TAi IN ( ;i i :igt v 1 . 1 A:1 1. 1 . 1 P. y an•1 . 7( 4 , 0 h n..• \ I sion of the Demo sad l'ioneter. fitted tip (are.. iiog is stu dent usage) all float' parts Milhin the Abbe) I:tat wive Iron, time • mai& heed art minted I .Mir privilette. The seat. i r e n r e a nce d in f o r si.lr aisles .10 pitch side the platform. 11111 raised a sufficient height front it for spectators In commit'', the proression. and discern the fesinres of individuals. lit the interuimP•te centre not e. great part of the pro. cession will remain cbtrit.g th C..retnonv within Ike Choir. Tie mts.le of the Ortran will be ilktinetiv henry!. seats are ronyenletvly dividwl for lets% vg. box.: holding ten and tienly each ; whilst tatters if- r. tained tor single Tickets, thus giving 1111 (.lilinr totnit% for per.oess in any pn..t of the K 11( lust to make certain of a seat wAttio the Abbey (it opihiell for without delve), who snlitlit not how- Cue musoce (hr (stout ono )of procaine • Ticket. Anotticr di% ision US veal. or • tear al !vitt from the thitr. part formed into hoses, holding 4 3•1.1 per,nos Herr the music of t:ir Orton no d will i t .• c .,ioeed is the greatest perfection. % law of the Keats at Pik height will actually not only cont mend the procession in its approach to the Altar. but also the ceremony of patine the Crown on his Nlajestt,'s head.— There is ample spare al!owed for Malkin,/ at the hack of all the Beats, both abort an.l below ; aid refreshment rooms. female attendants and all conveniencies are provided ; and as the boxes are constructed to prevent crowding. p •operly malted and decorated, it is concluded persons may b' as much at their ease as in their own dwellings.— hUmirs. and Co.'s office against the North side of the Abbey Itself. is open from ten till four rec . .; day.—The seats are going oil rapid,/). Yo. Vt. 111611 1101.BOHN. XON, (MAFIA M and Cll. respectfully ann'nnce. they nave OPENED the spacious Pfr• MISES lately occupied by Nlessrs. Do , LIIKOkr. and Co., in a style hither to unknown In that pert of the Metropolis. Their Pitnek is six tidies more extensive thou any oilier House in that .treet. and the Prices bear not the smallest comparison with the regular denies Is made in that neighbourhood, even fur the most inferior (Jones. Those Ladies wit° have regularly patronised High Ilnlborn, will feel great pleasure in heinT ahle to wire, the vowy best of Goods on the lowest Terms, and without one farthing ebatenient. 'rile variety consists of every article aenerally lvy first-rate Linen-drapers, Silk-mercers, Hosiers. and (Hovers. sod from tie. Mistrust stern on wide% tire whole will he conducted. it is jastly presumed the New Concern may be worthy of public atten tion.—Elegant Lung Shawls, of the largest size, are selling at Os. each. and in every fancy colour at 30..: Damsvit Table Cloths. large anti hambome patterns, al 04. 01. ear's. tall 10 (parent long ; and full three yards long at Its. ; ta shionalste ('hints Dresses, in every colour, richly thruneel. at 12s. al. end', and worked Rube Dresses, at 3i. 01. ; real India 'Nmnkeens. 34.2 d. the piece, and healthful Jaccu nets, exceedingly line. at Is. a yerd ; exertlent Friruitures, Is. a yard, and rim eoloured Chintzes, fall ell-.ride. at Is. Sd. • fast coloured Linings, tkl. a vard. *ad all-whirs. at 0.1.; rid:desired sail plain Oros de (Naples; Satins and Irish Poplins: Italian Nets, at Is. ed. a yard. and fl se India Hooks. al tirl. tied lid.; with excellent Furniture Dimities, at 30. a yard. P. S. Those Families who are about to purchase floe Irish Linens. Sh.-etings. or Damask Table Cloths, an. In vited to inspect the innueose Variety ot Nrcos, (leant's anti Co.'s. briers tlw-y purchase any where else. * O 4 Ti.. !test Hosiery and Wove* of every descriptior. Mt, Dish Holborn. -.=MN rouxirtt orrirr,IVIIITLIIALL, JULY 10, Pg2l. These are to give notice. that printed copies of the Forst' and Order (lithe Divine Service to be used at Lie Majesty's Coronation, base been sent to this 1)f. fire, and that wie copy tbereof oil! Le delivered to e aeh Peer and Privy Councillor, who has duly signified hi, intention to walk a: that solemnity, on written ar plicatiots twin?: usa.le at this ()Mee. is the con r'. or to-morrow and Wednesday next, between the hours of ten o'clock in the morning. and four o'clock in the aftertio.w. .I%s. Ili 1.01111 cRE t 7 iii orrirr, HoUtt: OF JCLY lii, IN2I. These Tire to glee notice, that the Lor.ls Fpiritual and Temporal are to hare each five tirhets sif a i lmia. Ai..n to Westminster 1611, at the soletimi , y of his Ma jeAtv's Uoronation, anti Privy Connciiior% (nor each. The ticket. will he delivered to those Perm and Prier Councillors only who have isiliell their inten tion s.f beinz personally present at the said solemnity, A. 1.1 an Per lied their intention of being pteient itt the so lemnity will have note ticket each fur their own ad not transferable; all which tiehets will be ready fur delivery at the Lord Great Chamberlain's Oilier, at the House of Lords, to.tuurrow Uttes,lay), ,etween the hours of seven in the morning and eleven in the evening, on the production of written orders 'der their hands and steals respectively, or up.in ap lk ittion under the hands and seals of two other per. suns of the Name class. tat vine. N. It. Persons under the rank of Privy Councillors it .t to he entitled to any ticket tor the M a ll. The Lithe. the intend pr,•st•lit in Westmin ster 11411, sin the 19th instant, ate to 3ppear in Court &este., without laiipets or tr. 1111•. The lientleinen will appear in uniform Or full are s. (iWTOTR. 13 IV. Vl* CH ‘IIIHLIR.L.IIrer: OFil. F., JUIS IC, IS2I. '1 lie flail will be opened fur the inspection of the l'aoiir uo 1?..i lay the 20:b instant, and until the end ail the ensuing week. lIERALIVe rOLI.Eidg, .1111.1" 16, 15121: T i le •ereral persous who are to walk in the pro r , sioo to his Majesty's Coronation, must he a•xem. 104 by eight o'clock in the morning of the 19th ia•t. in the following plares, viz IN TH►: HOl• > K Or Lisßpt: Their Royal tlighn•sse• t.t•• Itittien of the flood Royal ; the Peery ; his Royal Itil;linesi the Prince Leopold; the ArcShishops an I IM THE SPICK HELOW nut or T 4.: 1101*5t OP 1.0.111: : The Trainbearers of the Prioes of the Blood Royal ; the Attendants on the Lord High Stewaral, on the Lor•l Chancellor, the 6.r.! !lig Constable, and on the Lord Chamberlain of :he 110 tselsold: the O e n. tlem..l* Us:sets of the Wh;toanal green Rods. IN THE PUNTED CII*11111:1/, tVD ADJACFNT ROOM,. NPAK TUB 'ltlf - Sr. nS I.9RDS : The Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench ; the Master of the Rolls ; the Vice-Chancellor ; the Chief Justice of the Common Pica:: the Lord Chief Baron ; the Barons of the Exche.iner, ant Jit.tices of both Benches; the Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber ; the Attorney and Solicitor-Geoer.il Serjc:ints at Law ; Master% in Chanoery ; the,layer, Aldermen, Re corder, and Sheri •s of 1..•11..ii ; King's Chapl a ins, be ittg tliirtiilies ; Six Ch r::-. 'n ('Nette.ry. IN TUN cu.tmn,:n vox .•E • I.i : :MUSE OP LORDS. The Knights Grand Cr 05...% of tike Order o f the 8 4 th ; the Kuigists Comtnattlers of the said Order ; the Ottr•rrs of the saiJ IN TII4 1,!1,1:1) TIIF. eittxrt's Isthms:in, 04 11u0}!, NEAR TUE PORMIJI. No: Alt (PI 441 1 1 i 1111 : The Treasurer and Comptroller of the Hou'rhold ; I the Vice•Cltamberhiat ; ht of the Ostler, not a Peer; Coe Register of the an:.! Order ; Privy Council lor% not lacing Peers .•r Knights (i..and Crosses of the Rats ; Clerics of the Council in Ordinary. IN HIS MAP • NrAtt Txsavrslll ESTI' ANCt: or AVLST,IINNTF.II Hsu.: The Trainlosarers of his Majesty ; Master of the Ruhr, ; Groom of the Rohm IN TIIR ROOM OF THE CHAIRMAN iv r COMMITTERS. Alleotymo THE 1101 S i; LON Di : Lord• and eiroouss of the [Stile:ha .milir.- saber ; ti.e lieepor 11111M0111111111111111i