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ea • .1' ,11,15:7 17 7 -Wiz:..: - - --•o I I S • - • '•IIIPTIMPrIYrrIff.ff IN HONOUR Dr • !mod CORONATION. • • minergoit. laenimempaikip of his Mainly was celebrated at Woodrow 3 1 : 40 11ffitll Illitsikelitiors of loyalty and pablic spirit. Tim ittga ny"rioted at a gegen' oreeliug 011 Saturday seymlsbt, immediately cossearroced their arduous exertions, 'la the comma Monday the gootributione of the inhabitaisie antemitlnd to upwards of 11/0111.14.addit ion to the liberal do • U 6114 1" seep s beer, 0.44•14. which Mk noticed io oar ed liMmi•lllhelngellia Ili the Calamities itednibied is allio 'Toro hall, and 111011Mtgiblereedell it* the berMeim of Peaserrel-stroliti where a 7i1110N11611...5s formed, mierallamom hand; Am charity childrans with staves and favours, the Committee weermg purple (Iv. varorcandMase besides Asp; *Wow, intruded to be roasted who* tanager. sod 'gritted, and placed nee a was. drawn by, 'fnewlseardsfot.horses; foot iheep ou a wood carriage, sad roperrin renvors'a third. Est* of the vaginas was engirded Irialtiparty of heitehens, abuse concert et marrow.boars sad clostarers was more distinynisbed fur is. tune ring •its bar. .The pi - menden went forward op Powered-WM, diciest Thames-street to the "Fridge, ',ranted *Morrill High strierisod 'Paidc sheen, and 'teeny deliverial Its all English farm Mitre BreebuMri Acre. The ebrer• of the =altitude rbsomilient livelihood sad general. 4 ibeer grate was erected of a very judisiumunneastrueliun, 'wo that the on and *beep might he roasted do different aides *rime Am, mid non/veil from the hest as might Ise required. A 'division of the grate by brick-woo k also severed bat the og itharuld sot be scorched in the middle, before the husks wa=rr=anted. The Ares were lighted at nine o'clock, surd abang-terelee the irk was pat down. A finer soloistl was mote semi, it li/etching 94 mune, sod ben,* peculiarly fat. Thevtatteuisc of Tbarsday was ushered in with every ap peirlitlee 4.1 ' • central holiday. The bells of she Casll com mented ringing at we o'cli.eh; as the hours of business ap vensehed the shale were closed, mid the streets became crowd. il with 'wirers from the country. The R•ial Stead. and was hoisted us the Round Tower, and a standard was !MO di.played freas , lbe uonnishid Tower of the new Parish ettorrh. the preparalioua for ellerwinst Ma were also very The 8i11.114.11W10 Acre was of course tie great mere cf ammonites. The arranerment• for the distriherioa of provision laul‘iburjuitteiUus. Near the side of 11w fire as Jieg was a pl.lifors raisrd, s•ffiriratly be eel op oil, sad to be distributed tiara risible,. platform was • stage for At di fferrot parts of the posed were eaeb r.f bleich was a store of baked eiwusiaitua cakes, sad beer. A stage ammo r each served' fat a banter, and elevated lb. • Committee who were In distribute the pro. takes up at twelve o'clock, sod was ti ~eitnsl was given for the commencement n,bt•a dist-batten( small cannon. At that collected he the area of the Acre, nor as eon hi not have been less than 4,000. of distribetion wt. tolerably rqnal ; pments, anti the great permits, ever re, preserve., the most admirable order. course, tool pirec, but this was roe. sr perfeet Ruud-humour —and though thin a fair proportion, we saw noire dished. We were parliculsrly de hsppy troupes of (Amities or friends, • grass to enjoy their pleuteoua meal.— the stork of provisions was exhausted, evident symptoms of the potency of the 11101 the slightest disposition to riotone sot hear a single expression which could harmony. The conduct of this laborious the highest credit upon the Committee. *a consisted of an ox, fair sheep, 100 mall loaves. 2,000 Cortuistion mer. The 'pour people of Ike Workhouse McNees, a portion at their dwellings, and fishmeal School were supplied with public dinner at the Carle lan. at five /oftlay 11445 w took the chair. Amongat. the ObetWerra of she Eastern Brrks Yeomanry. King yam drunk •itb the must entlausias- .t et the Theo-hill under the menage. The cow/piny was Numerous and highly crewing was passed with the grestrst al Windsor wen as geared as ever Ms displays of variegated lamps were ti VTON. Arsine* of Eton College had na Thar.dar n fwourr of Ibe coronstlon ; the Rev. Dr. t.r, gate • most bumpiness break . of she 'rob form. riitiseriptiow was made by the Provost and . College; and the iteltallitowis of the to**, to curonittiors •f hia Sisjeirty. The poor were healer, .•ttb wear, bread, and ale, ►y !lionising than to coil nh the botcher, for their allowances, which were up hi the cumber of each individual's fh- . " • .Glree,Esq. Mben Ike chilli wee lustioved the followisg toasts were drank :—" King George elle . Roortb--Goil bless him," with four times four, in a style which proved that the beast sad voice were is atrium; " The RAN Family"—"The Duke of York sad the Aripy;" " The Duke of Chreesee sod the Navy," /cc. The day was spent with that harnsoey lad Re lishes hilarity characteristic of the professius, and we may challenge the corutry for a meeting at which was evinced a warmer display of sleeve, •Itacbtoest to his Majesty. The iestive board was excellently and 'sumptuously supplied by Mr. Billelt. Tbe company retired beet thweverge to a hall emdfnevf per el the Green.row Ikea% at - whlidi wyw altwordil *UM hundred g *tea; the. gagger being Itkessiseeepplisd byfillea l Hallett with the.elinewat rhenium of illeasemee, road. ARA whole in a style smoke( eilsgavkikie .044,114 c essevdel ,logiartsbet sad - *noun pervaded She (Who.' es .1 .rr. to Llwll IM beeeseleel 11,4111110 ef the day, was en es. lisilmkperat gives by thelogis of the liatiottakbebools to. the Children, abort MIS ef WM= eat down to a gaol dimmer el. semi beef and peemondiheg, to whieb was added halt a pill of strong beer NAB* to drink the Kings health.... This latereseug senates, concluded by the children 'Mein,' is meet slummed stride% " Gad VW! the Kissa."—To,tase. we/beams employed is the King's Dwelt yareleell etbacipeh•o lie departments, was given a whole holiday, with a averse,■ elase of day's pays eunsideratime In the segregate • Inch rather exceeds what they would have rr aired by work—. The shop were closed nearly the whsle of the day, which, was 'pert is loyal harmony and perfect happileso, and was concluded with an illumination of all the principal houses in the looms. souemelerroll, JULT 21. • On Mortally last a meeting of the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood was held at the Audit Howie, it being Obi mend wish, that, instead of an illemlwtiow iu hotioar Ibis Majesty's coronalios, some other mode he adopted for r the same; it was therefore isnairiennenly resolved That ♦ enbecriptivs . be ruined iuto fur the purpose of pro !',debug a public dinner sod sotertaisments for the irshelii ..tenleef the Iowa; and that the day of his Majesty's corn. iiatios may be a general holiday, it was requested that all shops should be abut and no business transacted on that day, and that such dinner slid eatertaiemenis should take place ou lbw Mardi adjacent to the town. The sum of one hundred and eight poonds four 'billings was immediately subecribecl, and the Committee and the several Banks were solicited to receive further subscriptions, which tame forward in so spirited a trimmer that on Wed nesday morning the subseriptiuns amounted to near 500 f. Au immediate order was given to provide for 5,000 pera•us, but it is calculated that from 6 t 07,000 partook of le—The moraine of Thursday was ushered in by ringing of bells, firing of guns, sc. at six ; and the bellman an nounced threughout the tows, that the dinner world take place at one o'clock on the Marsh, to whieli place all ranks repaired, and it re calculated that at least eleven thousand pestle were on the ground. The temporary tables sad teats for this immense assemblage were judiciously dispoeed, and about three hundred of the most reap eta- Me inhabitants undertook the office of carvers, a band of music playing the whole time, and royal salutes were tired from the beach. All the Gentlemen's carriages in the neigh bourhood were its motion, rbirfiy filled with elegantly dressed females. After the dinner, amusements were par• sued throughout the day, consisting of restic worts, viz.— pony races, sisountebauk exhibition., donkey racism, foot rating by married women, girls, men, buys, /cc. rerneing, "with a variety of other entertainmettitt. A royal salute was fired front cannon on the beach ; colours were suspended 'loon, every public building throughout the loan. independent an great number on private houses, and from the different ships in the river. The Corporation gave a splendid and sumptuous trieiner at the Audit House, which was attended by nearly 100 per. fens of rank and fashion. The dossier cousistitd of t ur tle, 'venison, and every delicacy the se-rsoit affords, served up is the first style. A large dinner was also provided at the Dulphiu Inn, for the Committee and that prfocipal men. chants and inhabitants of the town ; on the former of which too much praise cannot be bestowed for their exer tions: the dinner was served up in a very excellent-style. There was also • grand ball at the Long Rousse In the evening, which Was attended by nearly four hundred per sons. Upwards of 6,0001h5. of roast beef and newton, 5,000 loaves, and 250 plum-puddinge, together with 35 hogs bends of strong beer, wire distributed on this oeca.ion. A greater display of loyalty and benevolence perhaps was 'lever witnessed io any town in the kingdom. The pour In pliersl were made as comfortable as the short spare of time would admit—every thing weer off with the utmost hammy, I and the greatest conviviality and mirth prevailed thioughoull the day. ITIMIBOILOVI: H. A party, tottaistiog of Clergy, Illagh.tretto, Gantry, ■nd principal tradesmen, rallied at the Talbot Ina ; wed that the poor might rejuite on the uceastua, sitar 2,000 of throw we►e amply provided with bread, neat, beer, and tea, Loot a sob acreption amounting to 1401. to whit* Earl Fitrwillinro gave ter. Stir Bishop and Lord tlilio■ 101. each. Lord F. also entr►taised a large party of Centimes to chimer at Millos Houve, and fusambrd the venison for the Te4but dinner. SUCAINGfiIx. ,- - - .to nacho/sae • pound tautest, a pound I This town exhibited a scene ou the Coronatium day which of ale. This Individuals partakiog a was b fore surpissed in the memory of the oldrsi In neve:toil wavy grateful foe the liberality die- 1 habitsui. A moat liberal subscription was entered into by aka inhabitants for the eisieriannwent of the pnputare. 'To lown'and college were splendidly ilia wards ibis the Martpiis of Burlingham rive we fiat oxen. amaca . ed a mac e i,„ o „, „bitmiaa of i .Ahlwartlis of tow thousand men, u oniem % and childien, sat ~, a ma i, ~,, r oi l ". Th e uppre i• down to • asUlll escellout diaiser at two airlock, en:ssistatta of ow., and itc Provost's •partintmts were tie true Eiglists fare, roast beef and pluait7pudding, wish 1 I. We regret that our Inuits will sue i e " , hue ate ' The enjoyed was " 1 1 dehlthlrul, owl eacry 1 one aerated happy, and enjoyed the day to the airy utmost. tie‘re 'plum. :1 t.:0,.. n . , iii .b onouf a t- t h e c o , onat i m a s The • spot selected for this OC Cation was the Chinch Hill, general a. e,,, wear witnessed is that ~ whir teatitorary seats and sables were erected under the riven, which surround dial magnificent edifier. hiltrir, &stern flerlt4.lfrontsery basing been ap4 ilmndisit and tither pleasant aimuseatruhr i , rescinded tbe day. ' to dr the duty at Windsor Castle aid , MATH. the with. 'marched isle their t It Ilietostesionr pleasing ditty to record the celebtatiun in Tain litarnyeadrou is nada, the this (lily-of the • day that has rivalled In 'solemn es King ,•,' sae is esiereord of away toilet atonic IV. ta the prppl* sod the Isar of Gitrat li ri in. At rcof thin dtaheist of the ernitatry. Tin ass Nit dawn . divehatirs of cammo a at brief Mr all pro. was dischaegkd im the most Niihau cfsimed threash the city the arrival of the attgreious morn . • % • • : • ~' rice, ;fence, Churches commenced ringing merry Ode; wblch continued nearly the whole of the day. •At twelve o'clock the troops of the garrison fired a fee-drisis ; and about the dame time the cannon placed in front of the residence of Harry and Robert Knight, Emirs. of St. John's in the Sokr, were discharged in honoor of the day. le the afternoon the Mayor and Corporation attended Divine Service at the Cathedral, The principal tradesmen, and many respectable inhabi tants of the place, formed themselves iota large parties at the different bins, sled celebrated this interestieg day by together. Suhserlptioas baring been estop d isle for the plumose of providing the poor families with meat, breed, and beer, to enable them to rejoice in a similar manimr, tickets for these -articles were issued on Wednesday by the overseers, to all the poor who thought proper to apply fur them; and we rinderstand the applications were very Nome rues through' the several parishes. A few lire-works went let off at night. A dispositiou to create a diaterbanee was masilesied by swore persoisekcalling out Vs; law " The Closets r-" The germ fur ever!"—However, no thing further occurred ,to interrupt the tranquillity of the place. In the • vening there wer e ball and supper at St. John's Honor ; the latter woe escelknt, served by Mrs. Ash condor, of t he George Inn. OnThursday last Sir Thomas Heatheole, Bart. entertained at his seat at Horsley, Haste, about 700 of the poor of Horsley, with meat, bread, and beer, and 60 large plum puddings. After dinner, the gentry of the neighbour hood joined in the cheerful and harmonious dance, which was kept up to a late hour iu the eveuiug. Four hogsheads of strong bier were added to the evewing's festivity. JILIESSORD. JULY te. The King's Coronation was celebrated here by the ringing of bells, displaying the standard on the church lower, and the assembling of a patty of the 101 1 shilonle el the Swan, where loyalty, mirth, and haramay prevailed. MIST COWES, JULY 19. In no town throughout England was the Competition of Ibe Brrtish Monarch celebrated with more eethasiamir joy and cordial conviviality the. at this delightful place, the honoured residence of his Majesty. Instead of as 11111minav Outs, which at beat is but empty °strewn:ow and glare with out substance, between Ise and three thrummed : people of the pourer Clll4l, including men, women, arid clithlren, were regaled with the old English fat e of good roast beef. plum pudding, rad strung beer, by the liberelity of the snore wealthy part of the town. The beautiful spot granted by Mr. Ward, of Northwood Path, fur the occasion, was a field in front of his pleasure 'rounds, surrouuded by tufty elms, under she shade of which a baud of music, and the different tables (as well as is the treater), were pla ced. Mr. Ward's extensive and delightful grenade were open for the promenade of the beauty mad fashions which were collected here, and the coup dretil of the entertaioment presented wore a picture of pastoral vinyl:sem in the south of France or in Italy, that, the grayer hind more homely and ordinary diversions of John Bull. • 4 Lord Craven's and the Marquis of Anglesey's beautiful yachts, and every vessel in the harbour and roadstead, were decorated with the colours of all nations, *nil which a freshening gale displayed to the greatest advantage. The in cessant tiring of guise—the upposuie shore of East Cowes lined with marquees, and filled with equal festilritytlie towers of the Church, Mr. Naalr's Castle, &c. orna mented with flags—the as-timbal i01)14 of the happy populace—all these circumstances united the most lively imaginatiissi, hardly presents any thistle more beauti fy! thou the coasts of the Isle of Wight, with its pie. turesque Rt curry, so enlivened and animated. The day con'. eluded with dinners at the principal hum, and the evening with the most ("Minot Ore-works. CW POUT, Ansi 21. The Officers eomposing the garrison at Albany BarraCks, consisting of the depute of 50 regiments of Infantry abroad, with the Staff, dined together, to celebrate the trovrning of our most gracious Kant. The novel and interesting cit. culastance of 130 officers of different corps dining to gether, was truly pleasing. Must of the Nobility and Gentry, together with all the military and naval Writers re. 'Meg in the island, *ere invited. Colonel Rosa ' C.B. com mandant of the garrison, presides!. The troops tired •fin de joie, in horianr of the day; as did also ohs Vcctis Cavalry (au uncommonly fine body of mew), commended by Major Sir L. W. Holmes, Bart.; offer which the non.comimioned officers said privates of each depot sat down to an excellent dinner prepared for them 00 the occasion. Bonfires, fire works, and reery description of rejoicing terminated the evening of this b.glily disflugfilabe'd day. anitewannre, JULY The Coronation of his Majesty George the Fourth was celebrated yesterday in this town, with aria of benevolence, general festiviti.s, and public spirit. The morning was bright old besnitfnl, the inhabitants were roused from their slumber" by the firing of and the ringing of bells. Multitudes, particulsrly females, came into town from the country, and all mode their appearance in their best apparel. About half past ten o'clock the rations incorporated tom penice the twelve school., ire. assembled in the tit oar. y-walk, and thence ii . roeer did along Si. Jobe 's-row, Ete Wall., Wyle Cop, High-street, and to St. MarA I Church & Whether from inadvertence or design we know not, but a great nirnitter of the medals worn by the sclauuls were those which were stitch in memory of the late Princess Charlotte, and the emblem and inscription opon them roused much sur prise, and are "onside". d by those who lake an interest au the Queen's situation as applicable to her Majesty. The aborc-mentioned terelVe schools were butintifully re galed with roast beef sad plum pudding, at their respec tive rooms, many lashes and gentlemen wailing upou them with great assiduity. Twenty-seven sheep wen roastedond dt.trihuted with ale ere. at the several law i A noble re, the gilt of F.srl Parris, was roasted in the Mirket.squahe, and distributed to 300 poor persons. The pour in the Aim...hooves were generously supplied with merit, lra, ire. by .1. St. Anlsin E• 11. and Mrs. Meredith. The sum of • lOC was allotted to the poor in the Moose of Indus try, who fared Inturionsly un Iw. f uud plum pud.lorg ; and earls prisoner In the county riot received gibe. of beef. Ike. A sheep wan else purchased and partaken of by the °Miters soil at us in the prison. Several gentlemen in the Abbey Futgate,snineribed anti treated 140 inhabitants of that part of the itrWn with a nabstantial diluter, and a liberal simplify of ale; enbty dined at time Park Inn; eighty at the Bash; and clip, at the Bell. At the 'll'elbut Inn, 110 gentlemen POW . -41 to blazing Greg were Wd dews. A coroaation salute of 36 explosions from four terriers-mounted swivels, at the bottom of :Riddle -street, rattled in sit parts of the town at nine. At ' wfid-day the 'choldren of the Sudsy aid National Schools were 'marshalled on the Sterne, and cakes were distributed to them; doting which a royal salute was sliseharped from the 411•posnders on the battery. At ciao o'clock the shipping iii the roadstead, two Revenue dialers, several packets, two collier trigs, and tradlag ships commenced firing, which was contiu•ued till two with discharges at quick returning inter vals, as is answer from the lead. The venerable l'hothe Hassel, a pensioner of the King, at the weal' 10 1 1. arrived at the dioner hour in time to ray grace; stfe had been brought thither by Mr. H. Lewis, in a post-chaiie. Poor Phsebe had been confined to her room for some necks by illness, sod her medical attendant had prohibited her attendance, but that she disregarded; it was the voice of the King, she said, which scented to call her forth, sod she would ahead to it is despite of all the Doe lois in the kingdom, and their physic to boot. The baud struck up God tree Ike klieg' soon after her approach, and the delighted old Lady jollied heartily its the chorus. A description of the sports, with the vatleties introduced, from four to six o'clock, would be difficult, hot as exhilarat bit as diversified was their progresi. Pact-balk .lin;liug matches, pig hunts with greased tails; jumping in sacks, climbing tall palest smoothed and greased, for joints of meat, at the sky extremity, foot races fur prise fteours, Ac. resit in diverting asceessios till the hitter hou►, 'then these were abandoned for the merry dance, sail scores of coupler, In almost as malty sets, footed it in concert, keeping the best time that hiloyaat spitits and warm hearts could allow them. A foul ensemble more enlivening never pre mewled. itielf in this, nor in any other part of the world ; and sot ast decides)t that ern have heard of occurred, to cheek the happiness predominant. At this time, ten p ta. a bonfire ' on a slope to the am th, including fuel to the amount of 500 fergols, surfrounted by a tar-barrel, is sending up a vivid flame to the clouds; fireworks are letting of is front of it; and 'lmmensely uuniesous still is the rougregstion in that gum ter. lu•defisoce of the prohibition form the Managing Committee, many houses in the town are now CARLTILNHANI, JULY 19. Al Malvern Wells, Sir Robert and lady tVigrani give ■ dinner to one bondred poor children PIIII a sovereign to ■ll the poor above 79, in celebration of the King's coronation. In the evening there was • diploy of fire-works from the siimmit of the bills, which had • brilliant effect to the s•r rounding country. ItiCH7IOIIO. This 1001 town, in honour of the coronatiOOOfo;i7g.a dots King, regaled 1,900 poor people on the Green with an excellent dinner, consisting of hot roast herr, veal, and boiled . legs of mutton, an abundant.* of plum.podiliags, and seve ral bolts of atroore beer. A bawl of music attended. The sinaseiweints after dialer consisted of dancing, donkey rac ing, jiagliug roaches, jumping in sacks, pig racing,. am. &T. In the eveettig there w■s a William display of fireworks, the loan was illuminated, and the theatre, under the direction of Me. Klatier4 in addition to the ornament of Hags, lamps, presented a beautiful allegorical iranspertocy (truly appropriate) of his 3lajesty, in Grecian costume, trampling on defeated Anarchy, while a protecting Genius above places on his bead a crown of laurel. CANTURRIVItY. JULY 20. A staMptrustis dinner was revved at Wright's Eastmain Hotel yesterday to the Mayor. and about forty Gentlemen of the city and its neighbourhood, who assembl.d to cekbrate his Ma.lesty's Coronation. The hells of the Cathedral were rung at intervals through the day, and is the evening the city was partially illninissitted iu honour of the occasion. During the morning service at the Cathedral the Coronation Anthem was sting by the Gentlemen of the Choir; in the evening the principal entrant.* to the Cathedral-yard was handsomely lighted with candles, and the houses In Ilse pre cincts wric generally in the same manner. . . . _ A gratifying sight was presented in the afternoon by a precession of the children educated is the National Schools to the number of nearly six hundred, who walked through the principal streets of the city occasionally cheering, nod bring farmed un the terrace walk. of the Dane John Field, they sung the national anthem of God sato Ik. King, amidst the plaudits of a great number of spectators. TM children afterwards repaired to the Grilldhall where tads was presented with a plum cake, the gif of the Mayor. The inmates of the Workhouse of this city had pesterday • general hulidy, and were regaled at dinner with roast beef and plum pudding, to which Mr. George Ash, brewer, gene rously added two barrels of strung ale. Noitttitan, MILT 40. At sk o'clock yesterday morning the livlls io every parish were raised, on which triumphant peals were rung; flags were displwil ou alinovt every steeple and in every street, stud the " busy hum" of loyal subjects gave "early saluta tion" to one of the finest summer mornings we ever recollect —the sun rising in unclouded Majesty for the first time dur ing • lung period, as if to tumour the glorious day with his auspicious beams. Al tee o'clock the Mayor (Wm. Raekham, Egg.), Mr. Alesrard Alderson, the Sheri& (Aldermen EFINCIS and Booth), Aldermen, and Common Council, assembled at the Guildhall, and proceeded from thence (passim( under Ike truly noble arch erected fur Ike occasion) to the Cathedral In she following order:— A troop of the 9th Lancers soder the command of Captain ginty.foor Waterloo men who fought and compered on the glorious 18th of J ane, wearing their medals. The Loyal Constitutional Clubs, will. their Aar at their head, formed four Jeep, the atennhern wcar,og laurel aull labels, but no party colours. Common Standard hearer, on horseback. Beadle, no horst+ .ch. The Speaker (A. A. H. Beckwith, Esq.) and Common Councilmen, in siatevti cariusace. Court Standard Bearer, on horseback. Hand of Music, playing "God save the King." Cutler-Chamberlaiu sod Mace Be. un horseback. The Mayor, •Ueaded by his Sword Bearer iu hi* carnage. The Steward, Sheriff*, Aldermen, Town Clerk, sad Chao• Iberian, in tea earthmen. The smbadron of Norwich Light Horse, commanded by Captain Hayes. On the entrance of be Mayor and Corporation isle the 1.m.•,•••...1 , . • check the Italic:mil indeed of " (Toil sake the cur with great effect by Mr. Buck ou Ike woo. Bishop dismissed a moat numerous cungrega. c blessing, ex cathedra. o'clock the Omit returned in Ike ease order n into the Market-place, the I bawls play. freemen ringing " Gud save the King:* hefute troops having dram up, the Corporates in _ _ iistelbuting the beef, lorad, sod bee,. Soon bullock of sixty atones, was carved iterondons distributed from an elevated *login tes the mid; 4,680 penny loaves of bread were at the same iwit *mongol she apeembled multitede from the on which the fire-works were to be tohibited; and acetic !seesaw highly disectine, nut only from the 'loaves *ls eh pelted, though nut " hour it from the occasional Bight ofa .01 sleek now mod jostled very •ppropristrly with its engem , ars, 4 was scrambled fur by loyal John Dull and 1..• Meanwhile stores of " oz-.yell" beauties svery window and loop hole in the Marketplace, toed iiifloence" on the crown' below, though they did he prize."—" Sheep's. yes" of course were more its Ber.street and on the Castle-bill. Indeedot foot ivy view could he obtained, , would have thought the very windows spoke, my eager eyes of )(rung and old, rough casements darted their dealriag eyes." also given away at two lo'cleek ors 1 . 01011.114. Plain, at Stomp Cross, um St. Margaret's Plain, :Castle Ditcher, by order of the Corporation. r bullock, weighing 44 stone, which had been fur • public subscription, and roasted mar the pomp reet, was distributed to the populace with bread and sheep was also roasted whole at the lower end of soother on the Castle Ditches; sad owe in,Potk tool both disirlhoted in the same way. log was conducted at each place with the utmost (here targesaca iu below of the day were received reatest satisfaction soil good humour. The Officers of the several troops then repair,* So the Guildhall, and partook of some tefieshinent with Ail Corpo ration. The Court of Aldernit • trimmer& elected J. B. Tooke, Esq. one of the Sheriffs of this city, with who the letter now ..moons. Between four and five o'clock. about 260 geatleusen of this city and its veritiity, sat down to as excellent diem r in St. Andrew's Hall; where a heron of beef, weighing 1791b5. decorated wish laurel, Bap, and • royal crown, was biought is by four Waterloo grenadiers, with due festive pomp, preceded by drains and fifes playing the tune of "Oki Ike Pawl Beef of Old Itnplead." It was placed at the owe cod of the Hall, and was some re duced from its first portly and baronial diamensiosol to sf pigmy proportions."—Tbe Mayor presided at the centre• table; and John Morse, Esq. (Father of the City), and John Pattesos, Esq sat at the head of the other tables. As soon as the cloth was removed, the followiag toasts west fillen by the Mayor:— "The Kiog; and Tay he long west the Crown this day placed upon his head. [This toast was followed by great clapping of baud*, cheering, and ha teeing. which lasted for a considerable time.] Tatie" God save the King." " The Duke of York tool the Roast Family." Tune—" Doke of York's March "—(Greed opplefue.) " The itoreml Memory of our late excellent Sovereign— George the Third. Tone" The Dead March in Saul." An excellent baud played many delightful pieces of music. dining the 'dinner and after each toast. At the request of the Mayor, Mr. Atkinson (a Gentleman who witnessed the last coronation festival in this city, in 1761), recited a poetical composition appropriate to the occasios, which be deliv;red with great animation Rod effect. " God save the King" was sung by Mr. Blyth, and loudly choonsiseil by the company. all staudiog.—Several songs were also sung. We now mom to that most interesting object erected is, the market-place, the Triumphal Arcb, which fur tasteful design, elaborate execution, arid brilliant effect, does infinite credit to the Committee sad all the artisans employed and reflects great honour on our city for having raised this noble edifice io lestimoay of its loyal alitaehmett to the Sovereign on the day of his Coronation. Its with variegated lamps was compkted soon after right o'clock cud gave universal satisfaction. This, arch (built after a design of Mr. Arthur Browse s, of the Close) admessiires iu length, from out to out, 43 feet, Slid I. height 45 feet. The arch itself s supported by columns the Doric order, 17 feet long sod 2 feet 4 in diameter at the base. The pillars or hottrems• are 5 feet 6by 7 square. On the outside are two other Doric columns, each surmount- , ed by a scroll. In the centre of the frt. se is a motto in transparency, " Long live the King." Over the frieze • core. Footmen, was at a late boar iatrodered, inscribed with the letters 0. IV. K The whole surmounted by a splendid crown of variegated lamps. Between sine and ten o'clock a most brilliant display of fire.wurks took place, from a staging oh the soutb.side of the Marketplace,in the presentee of thousands of apectato.s. Before the couclosicia of the display, • large bonfire which had been made in the centre of the Marketplace, was lighted, train which in a short time as immense volume of flame ascended, with constantly increasing vivacity, as if to con tradict Shakapeare's axiom, that violent tires soon burn out Oleos-selves." Never did we witness such a concourse of people—the spacious area (with the exception of a small circle rotted the blazing bonfire) ezhilsited one solid mass. and every viudow was lined with equally gratified spectators. The erect of the " many-coloured light" of the arch and fire-works, mingling with the ruddy tint throne by the magnificent pyramid of flame from the bonfire on so many human faces, was rendered singular and magnificent by its contrast with Ike broad and massy shadows produced by the "salient angles" of the surrounding bnitdings. The glow of the reflected fire on the Gothic windows of St. Pe ter's, and every " jolty frieze buttress and coigne of Tes tate" of the enfeeble Castle was in the highest degree pic turesque, and reminded us of Scott : " O'er Roslie an that wond'roos night, A wizard Are was seen to stream; 'Twits broader thaw the watch-Arc light, 'Twos redder than the Moon's pale beam." A lovely night succeeded to a beautiful day, and to use the words of °salon " heaven waked with all his fires" as if kr correspond with the rejoicing world below. The bonfire was extitignialred between twelve and sue, an[r which hour every one hod departed ; •nd we are happy to add, that from the judicious measum or mecautiou adopted, not • single nrcidens to any individual occur' ed during the vikoleof the prucordings on this menturable day. The 64 Waterloo amen were treated by the Cairporatiou with a diaper at the Plough los, St. Margaret's. A liberal subscription was raised in the pariah of St. An drew, by which every poor person is it was supplied with a good dinner of roast herr and bread, and • pist of str to drink his Majesty's health. DUBLIN, JULY 19 The preparations making by the inhabitants gewerally fur the illumination of this City on Thursday next, are of the most splendid and costly kind, those of the public office, paiticularly. The Bank of Ireland, one of the finest buildings in Europe, will he lighted and decorated in a mail. ncr et once creditable to the spirit and liberality of the Di. rectors, and the wealth of that great establishment. It will he illuminated in every part at en reprise, we and exceeding a thoeseed pounds; to this end a number of pet suns have been fur several days employed in erecting letup posts, frames for transparencies, figures, 6c. The Post Odic', the College, the Theatre, the Commercial Buildings, the Exchange, and all the great National Institutions will in like manner he moat splendidly lighted ; and we have duebt that the public expreiesion of loyalty on this suspi cious occasion, will exceed any thing of • similar kind before witnessed is this ceentry. The arrasigemeete at the Vice Regal Lodge for the pada priblie breakfast, to be given by his Exeelleney the I.ord Lieutenant in beeper of his Majesty's Coronation, tor Thursday mitt, are on a sealed great elegnifimece. Lard!. marsteece are erected en the lame is frost a his Eitelleney r • • .• . • • • • ' • 1 as. • t • • . C.. .1.. - . • . AMU thou Ns the deep a i r o f th e wi th mu s k, 'illtsgssases; IM F • • liogligg . gag tai . r sv ii gse etsing ths '' sess ,o lto 11, : me ' duos to he elitgallt estertainateat. T I Altai iiii.tie t tmoe. e vt i c - . siableg their way ewer kith bets, eta hems, r ists, ite. sod rosioolle a dby the Rev: A rchdradwa Custratit,' se Kr* - played wi , happy to observe a washer- womse's hat, whops eiese folio( 'V , lli limidaess the a moist Crh: l tr by the Lord Liealenant. The Lord I ..,-- ‘.... l m with his Mime premised as hospitable mermen' se the wieriedellllF ` Tiewein • - -.1 . - • • •- '" •01 • active TIT. , • I • . Obi ' The sairrenmiliag villages and sesta witeemed nodes; Co . 1 ger ; sad them was seated the envied fair sme,whe se has, Inu Ace email (beset of enjoying the modes of a VW. glad 's is , : •)10 • ill• • • .. . •illii• Or '""f. ' awe prim ewe. eitieed,' keen of hilarity. At Ouster., Jobe Whelßeld. WM. hdek. . ' About one - .. ' e,Tflihiall eambi ► hi ► hetigglitachatas ► he delbettrat plitably eseirriailiert a maniermis body of wertmen, an, all of Pr"(" 0 7too to repose ow she form width thpii llog. before had - bees "t ie o r . - , l ai ii i i iip___. ise d m i...m..1' 1 .. 6 ~ ‘ letsfetrs sod the snimmeskimiaamesenn a 'evefy iddlrideal, those in b u mbl e l i fe around him ; Sir Friona fill gam roast : e ft the am I id the i.e la trsardslag tub. Bet . . ,`•'"'•_ . . rpm . ..• 4 'W fth ' ' l. 4llllllilaillel a &Mil,. WHEW, ..their i them. fhe in and . t beta beef sad um ice. to his labuneets and . . i _ wi. •An••l6 . , el ..• . ..• . ... .... •• - - _it -• . •-•-. '. Mit .: , UV* MIK ae g 10 - - MigeOrleveir Irl!eksek stligemierra . Athregh fli i y a MRIMi-asTreitom rd; R. Burtiw, eaq. -- of Loeser, T their dwriMlL i i .": ll 4it ad bre " . k i t wilish hial t e ir . 11,. t ier busess emeturepia bive tint e nervams beer wes t r ose tte: lmi Id SKIM as si yie ; vocr -Pe r w i cee. P •i pere s t r T e . p tc a reeakii h glez; - ef.thlbehielerese Costaa 'did the same, and Mr.. Berton regaled the Shorils ilistemited ti " ,11 for rill after the bill by her on that doinaia • the School at UlSogiciii was treated th e arinow ir5...... , ....._ :..r., ... n . , . T . ike.isue. " she soiewsawheat f ; s " , : b reard ...y: .11cheel, mid a bled of Mimic and / sbieed hY . the der tibe s; Atlltra. Corbel. sif Saitdecass ; that at alkyl. , by tha Km. l - ark*. cud I bent* beset their' • -isemigiwwas let e rl u l i - The ell, and the several ;:ensith chat d• The , E. Bathe. ; and every poor isliabitsat of the latter village people "vow 'MVO giessiblli>ittemtlea. sod' oviif ." lewa is a Ind _ • • _ . . . . !. . . was crowded to as espreeedeMed egoism Cid the services rece i ve d gib.. of b ee t w i t h b rea d wed a l e, t h e ...d ote 0 ( time thrown We ammo ee'l ad seeleeP•l4•4-hr-dthhowdecliellfandlitY of t i ro tT aut mock pki h re is sa i gs '"" that e owaid * wok wesiverfurnsed by the curate isisd reeler, the former mailed' li were,. ii „h ae iti o i o , etwag the mare wea l t h y 4i - ibi b i m a . Platform all that Ilehald i :=APl. Ar e I 'l Otiv,._ 111 - 14. airy ir i s " of Cavershamt Perk.* pre • semi liberal ithiereatt• harries herolimn* of the. ditientsio• allowed es on . _ll, oree.ictoa, atsl Mr. Must, of Wrestles. gave a handsome dieser at the here the seat °I 'lt of liw . fah' "lurks of T 1 w - a d is Ilse p at h ; mg she'd's('' n= 1 1 1 1 r. Pieta/. tread as the lima lereshs PA ar the let ehiPae• Duncan's Head, lhaseltarrek. to the l'imibill Cavalry, ih i u:.e; 4 1 1 7 hes e " tree will bead dews le floteft ilte t ......._ • .the' feeith: lei Ober their . orril the Wessel, li family, Meads, lad maaelryt'limirly of A tt e Utll'af Kicell• ..s j ;.,•-• .......-. t . ..., . and lea th e Hilt to th e 'm us e femme. ; M r . Ll e rk . a ,a . l n i v e T s, ,_l3 . .1" ; ....4 At the weber Odsle nearly IA of the labijir- . I ni :‘'` 6l . • Pan al the 11 ° Leitton Knolls, sent a liberal supply of ale fur his vieisity. a *a* "braise' Os thallifeantilik Perligli tsf the parish. . Both tasks' were sierra sop alstite big•we clang eallahad t• . . s hog view Wer.*Pars- .--.-. P. K. Leighton, Eirt. gar rimer R , the , inch j ea di at os.hall to his own of lifoo "nit maw t oo' with four room leregestg phi, loathe/A ' ' haw h" smelled "I• • and where sad other neighbouring labourers sad (hair families, its all numerous fat . .,..1 . ' ;W1.'14 kat disappearing le die We ilf I egsiseram m ais ei . „ h i s ig u i b us o l o I , the "twat ref ts shoo thirty; an d is t h e evea t ac t h e H es . Mra. R . L i ke, occupied eve edine ibis* mer• flill i lditik sad ie afigallar leda legi*Ws4s; a served t '• - •.eseifilhHati, 'were pliliged Id' dis p ose d • et um , _., . ....,., .., ~,j , , 23 ,4 oast delightfully to pus sw ot bower two. A setae if 'tee give tea and cake to the Bictu• Reboot of Industry.— . , ettoolint to eoi i ', , ' 'Pries. 'tegedraustiee were erns' - . 6 ". 111111111110.18 , 01014 1111 • 1 1" 0 " 11 1 1 C.'est was Promoted to the comallitelf. hlN'iewincib• • • At Value'''. and Utotdis sheep were roasted. " jildge the I and " rained nett '. • It at liephies Ark led . Cowls and ' "vent recru i t i ng parties tiost.is titie'city sigalsd wish &COSI. ute in We cannot close this imperfect sketch without remarking re p - Be •.1 • ' . '' *stades at a 11111111iNt The C 4 " 1 0 11141. aor ailielP lia l ii* 114 ,mi a611.--- ea t fortable dimmer. and • pint of rise aC as esera, su pplied at a point of vi . ~' - ens • . iiii .he g ill e d - is :_. hooted in ' dlesi NOM, Eh iliavadey, with sot ramie. the " raw of . Hew, Ham got.. , new and noble feature which distinga Woes the procession il t a l iwe ' e is . Vver • Mine • • he C ti f ler . . y some, iss co migration o f 0 °roma ON 0 " You i 'OW ' ' , a Itee two Owl three 'beadred 11 ' 1111 0 14 iof• Thii 111 . 0110 11 ." "h er "' 18 _,_,_ /144balle r_ irises liberal treats to the peer hoes ishke, rprp,..... ,So mon. . ' •L'.!'" 0,?.. b i lging oily gl apat i ta f t e t, al. th ree peals of the bollpeohomo &Throe on tbe rottotuee" , _.__ I "' 'lndividual bou•ty. George IV(h. aboire 'the processions of ell his royal prude- ii life .., flin'easpeettes.; Stotler had about three's/As ahlrehal•s* 4 f fdlel 1 6 0 61 ,1 0 . 11 es sad i essay Af d a r Priwaig. cease.., sod of all the lief:march% of the earth: it is this—thet About six o'clock the door , of the 11 1610.4 1. :Pf Room a ' all sects and pieties hive led forth hundreds mid thriumuils wee was • •llSMOr iv ett Aritit'isitettat seeress ; a ilArd bad pre- blkildlult.l h t.ire ha . 'Am Guildhall were t h ro w s open. and preroted tables,. laid of children Irdtuested and still educating). to honour Ile ulSre St. Mary's P 13 .1 1. te e eillemts but °I III sow , 06111,0•14 the In sarE a el s a a i r e k t of i lits . ::: /isty l iel - .° 1 1 4 4 " d s i lis ' e uti t .fro mes a a . t iik be'r a r t : for nearly 300 guests, supplied with the elerneest luxuries of et the Sovereigei as apart of the Constitution ; and have and on the C .he I Thegittltragant %pikes' tatted vi NMI' dsg .were a teriries, ''who /l ee as did 114 eesidm :ills of wags, reyel salute n th ; e i z i e ll '. n I ci l ' e t r ic h : . „ i c e `r d r: a s f. h e p o l f r : a be i tl ii i iersi n or i d u e u r ai t i h im a i t io t u be o y f testified 'their remenabraice of the sentiment of George the A 1101 ber b Why* mile wiii's4ll.' 4 7fl l edebabsoll . A are 111.--ihat "he herd every child in his dominions may be nisheil by • ..I m ogib u lejpao O n #wy of torstreise guns each ; sad they Wig dreier"' with their lb : eity. ' I r t we ,:i ndeed,a : plendid e r sht. itoitshim i ghtr s e Imo( gm. i• -' • a te , sa d celears, presented a most lively sad pietartigse sight. mincnerrea, JULY 41, 1821. - taught to read the il•bit."— (SArerecuhury Chromic/I.j in Ber.street : w hi r : : • •r a ce s t h ; e. i at O H i spew lat e r , s g.,„l, : Amoagst the nemeruos festivities au tbeistifill Occasion Thursday being . the Kiote. eueuustioo day, the tradssmas PRIIINTOS, JULY 19. ot • .g lat i t wes t gi t hjat. t e s t sses t si c ...was • nmetimptif the Captains of the Navy aduat end on of this city and its riclaity trioced their respect fur their .At day beech t were discharged on the downs. . 'ot min* erasure meaerste• accommodation. " , "winklit 50 dial at the George Ise lia Ill" sown—Corn - .. so vereign by closing their shops and smspeadimg allbusiiiem. Colours Milo after were hoisted to the most conspicuous th",rOr ; 7. l tr isextufli the lion. Slr Cinder Paget ill die Chairs sad J• R. &sly in the morning the bells of the Cathedral, St. Mai- dlfitations. At Ire u ' cloclt at least three thousand persons t•Ve'Y Ifil ovd h er, h snd il .... ..„ . . :: _i .... i _ .._--:_. „...„.........:' _„,„ .........., . Gle_ur, Esq. Tice. rice, St John's, St. Lawrence, Si. Michael'''. amd oiler had smembled ea the Level. At the latter period the oxen _ . -.. . . .. . .. . ... 1.1...:.•= It•ama ,•••• I•LI dahmia A a.......mat ion asiele of 36 "'t ' r [re Yemeni. Vile ssarm-vm. atimmtion. The arra ngeso provisiows wise tarry indicates. whir* rho ex onomsasting was hone for the animal to he seat siiitletbread and beer. ttnra 161 coding up (he sheep. At di ffe partied four testi, within each • int at, bleat', &mimesis's take, the entrance of rash mewed . f. • Members of the Committee • rnivun The ow wale taken it o.d admirably roosted. Al ten o'clintit i.sienirl wait • of the distrihation, by-a diseLa • •vme the 'timber collected to • . spettaters bus as actors, trunk! The rash to each place of diet for j.litmtoUa arrangements, lions of she Committee, preset Some shambling, of course, t ducted with the most perfet m -ny obtaiiied more • than a I that seises away - dissatisfied. • /iglited by the many happy wl o sat down on the grass to "• In shoot an liour• the stork snit many displayed evident etc. Bat there was nut the el rates., and we did not hear a • • dist orh the general harosory. undo-real lag redeem Om hiphe The trbok'Ai‘triblitioe roesis sterridiif beef, 11.0 d) 114111111 to ..i.d 24 barrels of beer. The • ann arms bane* received a the ehilJeest td the Notices fah M. " •'"• • There amea lfeilk dine , , o'clock. Oar womb, Mayor company ewe skelOgioers of L. : 'llse healih of the Willi was ii • tic applause. • '••••. Tittle was atm a ball at the tesent of i•tewarrle. The coo,' respertsblii, soul the evantieg ntsilvity. The illimoinatioor at Wit ft . wirtuessad. Sumo of the disp must splendid and tasteful. the ruing Green:len of E mind, holiday in ht....iussr of heate, the Head Alaat.r. gm Vast to the Gentlemen of she • A very tilveril robseription Verities of Eton college; and . 'l . • :celebrate the coronation of stinted at their giro Losses, menus of tickets, autholisins M ; p liahrri end poldivin, for its , portiouril aemerdissit•io the n -'!". unity. Tha allowance to each or tread, and a Piet of ale. fist d' batik's, seemed very played towards diem. • •- .'"••-• In the evening the lowa al mutated. We never witness %sled lampir than wit 4'; 4 . • , she loom elinniliee, an( rRE brilliafst and taitsfid. We -•.•• Maw li ‘ gritt.e detailed apse,' p 5• Ifiedhansinatione •I Egli& 1 4;4 wiles all splendid and general • • - "N 1 - 4 11rirmsepe 'of gamete Berl * y.itowi by hit M to do *tie by Liftmen davits' . • • itpinstereibere nn Moods?. • ,**lll lllol lo 4 1 , Major Pays, a • ,eapreH hf eSod Solvate of tin ty,etaa seve . e, but was d • 4 : • . wsid perm 1M !aim' day I to et at ti Eau of • 11 day inter Tar LAN the quit es t. 25 f t►es at e N war we deta pa I Aiesi VII 11 It pi sly, and save Inc I D' Mil, Get to 41' A nett 'Get %air r. en was 'slit Ken LI n e:tp OW