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IMP : ..,.. i ' I -.' .. -: t 1. 1.4 I -- s ..,„.; . , •:•, , ,ilv!in _Po ltill•i., ,, ei 1 , - •.• .• tits;vitte N., o lis No L iiival ,:r 1.4 fr. 2 isCti •.. W li ___,___ _ .. _ ___... _ _ ____. , _,_ .._ _..___....., _ . 1r ' • - • PRICE 7d. • Numiss • ~ , igoit LONDON, SATURDAY;;;• . JULY 7,: . 1821. i .1111,01, a I I i i II 1........... -...-. N Aikaa. - % dr--41/•••••• 5- .. ''.. .... ''.".. '......... ....1P"..." ....."." '... .."..'" • • now, raturras. . SURREY THEATRE. VGYPTI A N TOMB . -11jhe • Public me MOl4 t BUONAPARTE ' S LAST AND BEST PORTRAIT. ' Wires 'onto. 'hew folly the grounds which he had THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. ! Jai 7, BY SPECIAL DESIRE AND UNDER THE m'l reaseeitaiir informed that Ha EXHIBITIOrida the ACKERMANN hie published a whole ► to esti&liett her Majesty's claim. Tame, twit% tint will be preformed RessisFs Opera. sailthit PATRONAGE OF HER MAJ ESTY, EGYPTIAN TOMB, at the Egypdiss Hall; Piegaibily, will R• length Priat of this late extraordinary Character; It MOf all nointertipted earneseitt of the rtel.t-.. LA OA72A LADRA. o f Who will Mawr the Theatre with her • ' illioliase OPEN EVERY DAY, Alia Else, o till as. anitraired by Mr. Say, after the Original by Gwebandi %PPM& Ono there was the entire absence of cotes of 1111. Reurerie Ow arm litlbilrg 111' L'EVIIMIS. HIS EVENING. SATURDAr e .. " rultr 7. ' . Aimitssioa Is. Palmer to Napolesa, and is ackaowledged 4401 wile bean isa m i dreCriptien of claims swelkessfully refn.rit, A r my p ap G ym aim g a o afs . g ar * a a p a isom mas a will be presented tbe anprecedeatedly papa* . : the Man, to be die must correct remenliburce is mimetic* ----- . feel which argument must be oddedlise cares of tit& Diserilmewoot MINA tammosed be 'IL 11/111.4111a,,5ha looloor• of . EAST IN DIA .ROVSE. Jut.w 6, Ifill. This is the hist Picture Raesaparte eat for. end way painted . m a w easnyiesed amid ealemed ras t a lLegugelpegp,agggigo i , THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIA N. ' T HE COURT of DIRECTORS qf the daring bus second Reign of 100 days.-54 iiiehes by it-. 1 second description, where the right had hero will:. Dreier; Dramatis/N. is. LA Mai DS innititir" '. ' . . o z sd arks of Argyll,. Mr. Beegotigh ; she Well o f .lIL YjNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. Mee, Mr. Fitawilliam ; Geordie ItahanDeml. Mr. e awn •-- --- - - Price Th. Presto, 4ts. heed or emitted and affeware.A. ..,... r.• la. ei "I' 1.... ■ ~•~• •: -‘1"4"(4 4 ■ 7 Divertisessist compreol!roll adesseif Drew% Dreemmom, IA POI A pplicatioas mei Tisanes N be made se Mt" IlotAsaiisc co his Ilsfroao,Ott, 411141111milsosta. EASY DIA ..ROVSE. /NUE COUR*" of DIRECTORS of the YjNITED COMPANY .f MERCHANTS .f ENG. LAND, tradisig to dui EAST INDIES, do hereby file Natick That memores bawled bees , adopted which may lead to the &chew of a large potties of the Intim* Via per Coot. iodises Imo., dee Company% Loan Creditor'. f rAdest ie Europe, are hereby apprised of the eirestmetaime, that *bap may teetotal' their Agems with imerortitme aceotatossly. The Collet have embodied their Bengal Govemommt cuaaatrSixAr t Cent. Lama is Jodie, to width the PM. sent tilt Cor.Vititeatimse are trosiferable. The tarots mid cenobites' thf Nett Loa. ma he hoot,* ott o = v ioa. boo to Mr. Sleety, at the at We House. 'DART RlShrterf• • I' Job.. Doke Argyll, . Boagough ; .. __ Deasiodiltes, Mr. Fitssilliane; . Geordie Roltartase, Mr. Nueetleg ; Archibaid, Me. Grant ; David Dears, Mr. CNC Ord; Raabe. beetkr, Mr. Jackson. Caroline, Qom. of Ileglaint. Mr.. Dibdia ; Lady Suffolk, Miss E. nit ; EMI Pam; Miss Malcolm ; hileilif Dense Alias Taylor ; Mrs, au.., Mrs. Salt..; Ma r g er y Mendocino., Mies Norton; Madg• Wildfire, Mi.. Copelard. Mete which (34th tiase) a Serio-Cooeic Historic Amaeltrosase mute fileptadrania, called.' Tee 11111111 N CUARIPIONS OF CHRISTEND.. asifii4a. Piths. Clattery I..—Doers owls at H *gin t at liallepast SmeelialSprits at Hal . argument . description, UM. or omitted and affersorde conceded. Th., *ma of Hen-y 11. and Henry VII. he unnrei vs : sl Jo in support of the latter brooch. The fist bift one of omission, in which the 6 , 414 Ilitilliequently supplied—in the second, it lai:je.s. lously withheld, and afterwards yiehk'd, 11015 standing the attempt to do away with the ri g ht., He world ask. in what other way could they hr re. quired to establish that or any other right connrut ,, ed with the solemnity of a commotion? in what way could a n y o f t h e rights subjected to th e decia.tni of the Court or Claims be proved ? No one denied 11W1111)tiii, the &row Of Me Chigoe Ports to sup. peg the canopy over thee Mai. and to claim it, pr,?: tine of it afterwards. Why and bow was thot claim established ? From isonsemotial usage. Hr would like to hear soy man assert, as a prtToiiiioti of law, that the Barons were not entitled, bee:tare it could lie proved that they had in some instances not eser• eised their right. He would like to hear a histyrr state it as a true proposition that the right was lost and forfeited, because the eat-trine of it could not in every instance be proved. Nurli a proposition would be monstrous, costively t., any principle. legal or COOPlClttliloll•l_ , _renorert. therefore. to the fair meaning sod infer...Tr of the easy which lie was • arguing. That the Barons had at all times exercised the right 'timid he from than could be proved. No doubt that the Barons had in all instanced exercised this its sit osoquertionable right. as in all instances Queen. Consorts had been crowned with their husbands; 'with this difference between the cases—that he had *hewn hi. to have taken place in every ingenue. whereas it would be difficult to prove the exerti.et of the right of the Barons of the Cinque Ports to half a dozen instances. Uid he on that account dray the ri g ht o f th e B arons ? 'by no means ; but the waist of sufficient documents, and the ill cietscy of ancient record. uvoss this tt particular, sob. jest, pr e v en t e d th e f u l ness of subsiostial evidence. though it was asserted, and must hr taken for granted, that the Barons had always assisted at the soleinuities of a coronation. Aseumittg tbe facts to be explanatory iss regard to the cai-te of rzerption. if there were other instances beeirly, that of Henrietta Maria, in which the right had not been enjoyed, yet they could never be made wounds for proving the right to be voided. Hr referred to the claim preferred lately by James riot'.., Fl t ' s held four manors by the t of servisig as caterer of the kitchen and the ve nation Kings awl e coronation rollof Henry ". • tssfer proof of the exercise 'laed I. downwerds cised the right. The from being allowed. which was proved to joyed—and the single exist. which was allowing it to be not clearly explained, could not discountenance - had in all other ingot TN KAT1611;1 1 10YA L. besaitr4.4osi. i THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. jely 7. hi. Moiety's IlMyeets wall perform the Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. ~ I Slit Willies' Seetewe, Mr. Peek; Tomei Illemlowis, Ilk Mora; Jillise Iremilanek, Mr. fiettie r i p ait =X Illb ir eltsti; Wedge. Mr. kettle. Nes. Eke. /11101•41 0 0; Lotted% M ess CMG ; as.4.o;abovogiri _ Sistratts Mkt "I' Ham. , .507: - ...1 1 alyltimerZlimehe mew Yarer..wilbet . - RE 11111 DEGROOM ; -, ; 4 111 Ir • 0 Or, A GHOST IN SPITE Of MUSSELP. i The I Characters by Nemo Cairo GM*, Bar let, Mrs. Grier, end Misr Illisithesto t ' _will be 'mama at Nelf-ped Ms o'Cleek, and rommeeeir st'Seves. Ileteed Prim, So 110/.—Pit, Se. 44.; Sereed 1 Prim Ss .; Sessed Prior, I.—'- r" Gal lery. Is.; id. The Sys., Bridesreess will he trimmed *eery Errol'', , till neither *totter—Osi Moodily, with Rob Roy Ilaegreger. I — I THEAI7IIr-ROYAL, COV RNT.G.4 /WEN. IF ELIZABETH SUSANNA AMBROSE. Denghter of the late Admiral Jobs Asebroae, sod ELIZABETH FRENCH, Aosghter of the late Alesosior Fresh, of Rotherhithe. Illerehast, op-their respective soma Repreeestatives, will apply to illeswe. Lame and Bev *ell, Solicitors, b, Lawrestee Fosnuary Hill, City. OM have the basilic of as Application about to be ague to IS Covert of Chancery, and thereby *Maio sin Ilelasee OIL Legacy gives is the year 1765. Mrlts . - 111111 ?HZ BENEFIT OF ML BRANDON, e t ? Bes.book mod Himes-kenper. THEATIAHROYA COVENT-GARDEN. FRIDAY NEXT, July 13, will be per. formed the Comedy of EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT. Lord Norland, Mr. Egerton ; Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. C. Kimble; Captain trivia Mr. Maeready; 111 r. Harmony, Mr. W. Farren • M r . Soles Mr. Liston; Mr. Placid, Mr. Farley. Lady ' Eleanor Irwin, Mrs. Fetich; Mrs. Placid, Mrs. ; Miss Spinster, Mrs. Davenport; Miss Windsors, Miss Foote. After the Comedy, Mite Braodon sod Mies L Brands% pupils of Me. Watson (being their first appearance in puls. 1Ie), will slug the following Songs and Duets:—Duet, "Tell me where is Fancy bred" (Bishop)—Soug, •• Whilst with Vil lage Melds I stray" (Shield)—Snug, " Bid me diecourse" (Bishop).—Diset. Italian (Lassa)—sad the national air of " God sire the Kiug." A Comic Song by Mr. Emery, and a Comic Sung by Mr. Taylor. With A FARCE, &c. • As will be expreseed is future Advertisements. Tickets delivered for the 4th of July will be admitted. Boxer Is.; Pit So. Ild.; Gallery es.; Upper Gallery Is.— Doers open at Six—commeace at Seven. Tickets and Places fur the Boxes to be had of Mr. Bree den, at the Box-office, Prince's-place, Hart.street, Covent. Garden. THE cot/ISMS TO Be CROWNED. SECOND DAY—Passim, PUZY S. EAST 119.14;111 r ry fi, 1921. PERSONS who am sapid, the EAST INDIA COMerntearil= gy re to toadeohaltsfrool, or their W ho Tertir ad, 420 Cherldrostr' Ho hose A l l, elufw.- iv description*, viz. WELLINGTON, H EATON. RILL! NWORTH. aid HEBURN MAIN, Losidoe Wharf Measure, with the usual lui rain, may said le their Proposals, sealed up, and odd/eased is the Comiseittee of House, on or before WEDNESDAY, she 11th host. sod Wee Him day, before Twelve o'Clock at Noes, as no Tender will be received after that lime. Not more than forty Maldives will be wanted sill the end of A. 1111.4 •' thooltk if it be the wish o f t h e C ontractors, 230 Chaldroes may be mot in immediately. They will be paid for as they are delivered. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, July 7, will be acted the Coaseir of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. W. Farrell ; Sir Oliver Seirface, Mr. 'Fewer,*; Mr Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Lhasa; Joseph Syr. face, Mr. Maeready; Charles Sodom Mr.C. Kimble; Crab tree, Mr. Biairelsard; Casettes, Mr. Connor. Lady Trask, Mrs. Davison; Lady thoorerwell, Mn. Causer; Mrs. Caadoer, Mrs. Gibbs; Maria, Miss Foote. After which (wish a new sod additional terror) the Farce of ALL THE WORLD*, A STAGE. $lOlllllO.l Poonepkitt, Mr. Illastord; Capt. Stanley, Mr. mosis j irAipt. Stokely, Mr. Commie; bizgory, Mr. Liston.. Mai itamami Poopkia, Mrs. Davenport; Kiuy Sprightly, Miss Friarie. Doors to be opened at Half-past Six o'Claelt—the Play to 'bolus at Seven. Boxes, 7* ; Seam! Price, 3s. Sot —Pit, 3s. fhl. ; Scored Price, i5...-Gallerv, Ss.; Sternal Price, la.—Upper Gal. *cry, Is. ; &stood Price, ad. Ou Monday, Blow Henry IV. Pan 11. with the Corona tions—and The Poor Soldier. The Tenders are to specify the price at which it is Pro posed to deliver each sort of Coal. The prices are also to include the whole of the expense attending the delivery of she Coals. No Tender will he reerived but from Coal Merchants pos. wooing Wharves and Estahlivlsments of th.ir own, in or Dear London; heather will any Tender betaken loin consideration unlem the address of the Party making it he mentioned therein, sad he or as agent on his behalf be is 'tired mice upnn the said Committee ■t the dav and hou► above meationed. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. '1 Jost published, in two vols. 4to. containing scary! OHO closely printed pars, price 31 138.15 d. boards, ITALY. BY LADY MORGAN. We travellers are in very hard circumstances: If we say nothing but what has been said before us, ire are dull, and we have observed nothing; if we tell any thing sew, we are laughed at as fabulous and romantic, not allowing either for the difference of rooks (which affords difference of company) or more curiosity, or the cheap arum/mp g Unit happens every twenty years in every ea mtry." Lady M. W. Illernev. Printed for Henry Colleen' and Co. Conduit-street. WESTMINSTER ARR EY. CORONATION. —Messrs. Glanville end Co. have, by permission of the Dens. and Chapter, PITTED UP, according to ancient mem, all thaw parts within the Abbey that have from time 111111111111101 ill' been ac counted their privilege. The Seat. are arranged is the side Aisles, on each side the pletferes, sad raised a essificiest height from it for spectators to commend the mummies, and deems the femmes of individuate. la die intermediate • metre *eve, great pan of the preensine will reseals during She emeemmy within the Choir. The unetle of the organ wilt ho disliactty beard. The Seals are eseveuiestly divided alateltisg, is boxes boldest les sad teeny each, whilst adhere are remised for single tickets; thus giving as oppor -*MR, fee presses in say pelt o( the lamplam no make cer tain of a seat within the Abbey (iCairplied-bor witbest de lay), who might not otherwise ham the dame (by favour soli) of procuring a Ticket. Assailer division of Seats are near 50 feet from the floor, part farmed iota boxes hnklisg taw and eight perms, each; here the Meek of the Ores sad amine'''s will be enjoyed in the greatest perfeetion.— • few of the Seats at this height will actually sot only roasmaad the Procession in its approach to the Altar, but also the Ceremony of patting the Crewe on hie Majesty's Mad. There is ample space allowed fur walking at the back of all the Seats, both above and below; and Retro shaseet Rooms, Female Astrodome, and all comesieecies ore pro vid.d, lied as the Boxes are eoestrected to prevent c owd ing, properly malted and deeorased, it is concluded perenes may be as mach at their ease as is their own awnless's.— Messrs. Glanville sod CO:11 Once, agalest the North side of the Abbey itself, is open from ten till fear each day— The Seats are going or rapidly. NV?' 111111A7MM.ROYAL., HATNARKRT. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, July 7, will be acted OA time) a Viniiieville Opera, is two -acts, called PETER AND PAUL; Or, LOVE IN THE vinEyhaos. The principal Chonictent by Mr. Decamp, Mr. Ini tialing, Mr. Terry. Mr. Tanen., Mr. Hanyalklia Daher, sad Mrs. Pearce. Aker which a Coined', is Theft Arts, called • THE GREEN MAN. Lind lloweroft. Mr. Yeager ; Sir George Pcgisanduv, Mr. Toulltaer,• Crsckley, Mr. Decamp; Major Doinpliink Mr. J. Ituairll; Captain Sipes, Mr. Baker • Mr. Gwen, Mr. fiegoa, Mr. ire 7. Lady SinWirr, Mims Bow; Bars. Chatterlry; Tueket, Mrs. Minter.. 11 6 1.1 will be added. the Burlesque &derision's. or DOMBASTES PILIRIOSO. Artinioniaosia, Mr. J. Itasorll; Pushes, Mr. Payne; Os. alma Buinhaatee, Mr. Iren.sere. DistaMoa, Mrs. Sows. NEXT TUESDAY. ARD mud Co. respectfully stmtpttuee the ritelacite., to be drawl. l Dayarviti. pa, rtts, sad 11 +t THIN MONTH, wkiett restates 1 of f. 40.000 I 1 of slams' I 20000 2 . Besides 40 other Capitals of 2,4001, 2,1001, 1,2001., Re. Consuls and Monty. On the 10th inst. no Blanks will be Drawn, but 1,251 Prizes. ineludiog the 24,0001., 16,000 f, Re. are sure to be drawn : porch may return th•ir Tickets or Shares, if not draws Prises that Day, and receive bark all their per. chase mosey, except L. 7 19 0 fur • Ticket I L.! 3 0 for • Quarter 4 3 0 fur • Half 1 2 0 for as Eighth Eleven Shiliogs for • Sixteenth, If returned before 17th inst. or they way keep them for the reosaiodre of the Drawing. HAZARD and CO.'s Offices, Royal Heebner, gate • 26, Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford street. who sold d;ao l , 28th last Meath • Prise of 21,0001. to lon, to e a * Thu Proprietors respeefelly assessor. Ow the Theatre Isms bees kept essetaelly and thoroughly aired, sad that every preeantioa has bees takes to reader it Co pleas hr the commedities and comfortable reception of the Aird TM Doors S. be opened at Six o'Cluck, sad the Per lisinemera to begin at *yew. name fur the Doses to he lakes of Mr. Mamingtam, at the 'Theatre. NlL—Priem Puxes may be had sightly, by application -at the Ilint-ollee. Os Moody, The Provoked Husband, with The Village Lawyer. .1.41 Various Novelties are is active preparatloo, sad will be verde', produced. THRATRB-ROYAL, RIVGLISR OPERA-HOUSE, STRA ND. T HIS EVENING. SATURDAY, July 7, will he performed TUE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Pearhim ' Mr..l. Knight; Locktt, Mr. Bartley; Captain hlachcalli, Mr. Pearmion; Flick, Mr. Wilkinson. Polly Peschnen, Mi'.a Forde (from the nowt Royal, Dublin, her bit appearrice in London, and her seventh so any stage); Limey Loekil, Mir Kelly; Mrs. Peschum, Uri. Grove. Alley which (3.1 tire). now Petite Piece, in two acts, called LOVE'S DREAM. Frederick Easy, Mr. iVrttich; Simon. Mr. Harley; Heory Murton, Mr. Prarinasi • ' Mr. Dormer, Mr. Grove; Lawyer, Mr. Morley. C ec ili a Dormer, Miss Kelly; Maria, bin. Bryan. To enacted'. with the Connie Operetta rifled FIRE. AND IVATER. Captain Harry, Mr. Bartley ; Mr. Thrifty, Mr. J. Knight; Fretkrirk, Mr. Wrench; Jacob, Mr. Wilkinson, Fanny, Miss Witham ; Futb.sls, Miss I. Stevenson. The Grand Saloon boa been fitted up as ill 111&111010filiell thrtehhevy, sod will be opened at Eight e'Cluck foe the ad atimitta of the Seemed Priee, whirls romineneeo at Nine. to.; &wood Prier, 3s.—Pit, 35.; &COW' Priee„ Is. BJ—Lower Gallery, to.; &YOWL' Pr.er, la.—Upper Gal- Irrir, Is.; Second Price, Ail. boots open at H Wisest the Performance to begin at Learn. On Monday, Imee's Dre.m-•Antateurs and Actors—and The Vampire. SADLER'S WELLS. Tin TR s EVENING. SAUDAY, July 7. and lill (soriber sadire, will be performed the highly popular Alelo-drama, tailed THE IlE . k[tr OF MID LOTHIAN. Doke of Arrode, Mr. Goasery; Staiiiiion, Mr. Elliot; David Demo., Mr. Phillips; Usnibieilikis, Mr. Keeley; Reuben, Mr. .1. 14 est ; Saddletree, Mr. Sant,' ; Mr. Cam p bell ; Archibald, Mr. Lastem•ter ; Black (rank, Mr. e..Stniiii ; Tom Tybui a. Mr. tiaborlie. Claret' of ling- Thr,4 Julausi.ie ; Effie Deans, Mi 4. J. Sven ; irsliale 1 ""ii Mitt E. Scott ; Madge Wildllre, Mr.. Egeritia. Previtist to which will ht A R. 4 Li.eT DIV RRTINEM ENT, By 'Jr. St. Albin, Miss Carloads, and the Cusps de Ballet. Arm which (54th tiwie) as satire new sod splendid Cowie Paw toswiswe, Called HARLEQUIN " AT HOME;" OR, THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS. The Boort rill be opened at Six u*Cittfiti solj ;he Per form/more cowgirl/CC it IfiCVell• NEXT TUESDAY, 10141 JULY. BISH, s.f thr old State [Artery Of f ice., 4, I • Cornhill, and 9, Charing cross, London, begs to call the astentiois of his best Friend'', the Public, to the import ant advaatages offered to those who purchase Tickets or shares of the present Lottery, before NEXT TUESDAY, 10th July. Oa that Day One o(24,o'ol—Out of 16,000 L Two of Teo of 6001—Teo of 2301.—Tea or 1051.- 40 of 401-1,400 of 111. MUST ALL RE DRAWN, and all those persons who do sot obtain Prizes that bey, may, if they think proper, return Itself Tickets and Sharon, and receive back nearly tltree•fourths of their Money, pro. vidrJ they are returned before Tuesday, the 17th Matsui, as will be sees by the hillowisig ststemeut Present Price. Abney bath. t. r. d. t. s. d. A Sixteenth costs 1 14 (i hut may receive back 1 3 6 An Eighth ..costs 3 8 0 but m■y receive bark 2 0 0 A Quarter „roods A 110 0 lout may receive back 4 12 0 A Half.-- coats 13 7 0 lint assay receive back 9 4 0 A 7'irkr4.....costs 24 19 0 boot may receive back 17 0 0 Alter having had the chance of the above 1,251 Prizes, which oust all be drawn NEXT TUESDAY. Those who do nut return their kelt or Shares before the 17th of July, will have the Chance of All the other Prizes iu the following SCHEME, Without Clare% In be Drawn 10th, 17th, and 21st July. 1 ....of ....t 25.000 CUllltUle j 25,000 1 2 I 1 . 2 2 ...- 2,400 Consuls 2 . . 2 2 0 a 10 ln 20 23 41 50 1,015 1,100 .......... 11 11s. 51oury 1,200 12.9,1 Ticket+. Total, ConoOls and Morley, /.188,010 The 1,251 C■pilaf mid ether Prix.a, that neat be drawn Next 'llue..d.sy, form part of the abuse flu me. Ihe option of returning nuea mt Turoday, she 17th of July; and Show ;alma who du o u t return their Uudrawn Tsars+ and Sharer before that Day, will have the Chance of Dee 1,248 Capital and other Prises that will be draws, 17th and gist wcitaut. ------- - Ttebets.assil Shores see selling at BISH'S 011kett, 4, Corn hill, and 0, Charing•erun, London; and by his Agents in thu Cuantry—who said 14,041, ■ Prize or 21,04)01., besides Eleven other Capitals on the 2tlib May and 14th June. ►o Schemes, with full particulars, gratis, NATIONAI. MUTUAL INSURANCE BENEFIT INSTITUTION, No. 51, THREADNEEDLE-STREET, Landon. CAPITAL, £ llO,OOO, Pncitons—His Royal Highoen the DUKE of SUSSEX, and a Number of other patriotic Noblemen nod Gentlemen. The object of this Institution is to enable the lednatrions and working Classes of Society, whether Men or Manes, to secure Allowances of from 4s. to 39.5. per Week, with Medi cal Attendsore, and Medicines, during Beekisees or Acci. dent, nod when Superannuated or pest Ulmer, Endow. melds, from 41. to SOI. fur Children, to be paid on their attsinisist the err of 14 or 21. Annuities, from 10/. to 201. per Anuses to commence at the Ace of 50, 55, or 5.), ■nil continue for Life; and Sums of Morley at Death, km Burial Exp.-Imre and the BeneSt of sorviviist Friend., by Axed Monthly or Quantity Payments, without Flues or extra Contributions; and with the Privilege of electing their own Oaken to manage the Business. Perwnei %dation to heroine Membe►s of this Society, for all or any of the above Beretta, away eater thei► Phnom at the Office, bl , Th►eadneedle.street, where the Artieka may be had, and every lufurmation obtained, between the bouts of Eleven and Three, sod Six and Nine, Doily. 9 .° BENEFIT SOCIETIES wia►ia( to joiw this testi tattoo, will he treated with sad admitted on the most available Terms, The Council reassembled this morning to hear the continuation of the argument in support of leer Majesty's claiming to be crowned. The Members of the Council present were the saute who attended yesterday. At about a quarter peat ten o'clock the doors were thrown open, and in • few minutes after Mr. Baouttuess resumed his address'. He re cslle'd to their memories the statement which he had made yesterday, and now it would be his 1 duty to apply the facts to the case. Ile had proved the coronation of Queens Consort to have beets a usage throughout all ages, and that in no instance had a married King been crowned without the so. !enmity of coronation being likewise extruded to the Queen. There was one exception which it was his business to notice—that of Cherie' I. in which be hod a right to assume that par ticalar. circumstances leaf led to the exception. He contended. however, that as he bad 'hewn the coronation of Queens Crimson ior all past times, it mull be manifest that if in one or two instances in the succession of ages iii which he was not able to prove that circumstance, it could not invalidate his argument. Supposing such a case as that of the wife of Charles I. supposing the cases of Queens Consort married after the coronation of their husbands —ac. cording to all forms of judicial proceeding, ac cording to all modes of legal decision, such cases could not make against the right of a Queen Consort to be crowned with her husband. Their Lordships would observe that he was not referring to any case about which there was uo doubt with respect to the right withheld or deferred ; still less to any case of the right claimed. refuted, and then adjudicated against the claim. And if he could. shew instancer ourt of 100 in which the right chtimedno be enjoyed had bees enjoyed, the case of one in the hundred could out wriob against the greater member. Every thing being proved in the majority of cases, he had a right to rely on that circumstance. He did not expect it would be conteuded that those who might have to oppose him had only to bring forward one instance of claim, refusal, coodiscatiou, and adjudication, to overset the right established by all the other precedents; but if, after. making all povsible concessions, his opponents were unable to thew that there was one single instance of the kind just mentioned. he had a right to assume, that having proved less case iu 99 instances out of 100, the claim could not be barred, because either front igtitiousice or neglect of his own, or from any other circumstance whitey ever, he was unable to explain the circumstances which had led to the exception. The eight itself remaining as it was before, though not in that sin gle instance exercised. according, to all legal deci sions and ratioual inferences. it must he perfectly clear that, were he in possession of the circus,- stances, he could satisfactorily explain the Leitates which made the case an exception. He had, shewn that every married King since the Revolu tion had his Crimson crowned with him. There was one exception, that of George I. which he would by sod by explain. But supposing the want of uniformity made by this case —supposing the explanation which lie had to give moot unsatis factory and inudequate to the purpose, still he would have a right to rely on what lie bail proved ; every thing ought to be assumed in his favour to prevent the one exception from being of any avail against the general rule. to bring it within the general rule and make it agree with the unifbrm current of mom. This was the principle by which all proceed ings in Courts of Justice were regulated. Summar a question as to the right of way or common—the two cases would be joined in issue as the most proper method of deterruissing it. Suppose the evidence to extend as far hack us living memory—suppose that, with the exception of one month or one year, the right was proved by exercise or enjoyment during the whole period, the want of proof as to that parts color period could not be supposed to invade the right. The party might not be able to prove the rxer else of the right for a particular month. as he might not be able to explain the causes why Henrietta Maria was not crowned. But the Court would hold, if lie proved ancient and continued right and present poossession, the exception to be perfectly explained. But even the übstinetive front enjoy ment was no proof of nun-existence in the right. In proving right from immemorial usage, there eyrie three sorts of cases which the parties might produce t First, that of simple usage or etijoyment, which was evidence of so slight a character, thut only • smother of cases, beeriest all one way, were of any avail. The aecond order was of rights which had been contested and yet were enjoyed ; and any oue instance of this sort wits worth a whole crowd of the first. The third chess we., that of rights claimed being confiscated or adjudicated, or cases of refusal without adjudication ; and he was ready to admit that according to law one successful refusal of a right claimed would be I more fatal to that claim than a number of the first mentioned noes would benefit it. Thom nets of I purpose of proving the not go into particulars which it had been examined thelros, to skew clearly and independent principle to explain the flair:male. %. ►ight was. lie would venture ships a little furihtr. that the Queen Consort from stooge only, where n►l►t.•dly c•ont►nued, have been important in usage end custom were be so in affairs of p►ectdent, which was the very creatr consisted and existed more could be required right, and how essential it had ridered to crown a Queen, thin , the far more numerous instances \ ceremony had been observed ; that in eight , ; casts where • Queen had married u ' King she was crowned with him, he been crowned once before, and that in her cases she was crowned alone. I duerewd among the hitter siz e Edward 111. Richard 11. Henry 111. Henry V. and Henry V 11.-wSo essential had the ceremony of crowning the Queee s evil the right upon which st was founded been fiekh est only with respect to the rights of torah": but- clolie country, that coronations bad tetleently been pie: - formed for Queens only. This !stowed that it was a right riot dependant on the will of the Xing, row necessary to him. It might natitrully" be said that the coronation of a Queen Consort ala more lArly to have been a concosniraut of the Nine ceremohy aoleurniz.tl for her husband, than a tjietinci nicht and usage independent of the Sovtetigely. But the very existence of the cerertionfof it Queen's coronet:on, and especially apart fres that of her husband, proved thst there was sagataing in it e right beyond a mere necessary rite aolensinsed ou behalf of the direct head of the State; what that something was he now proposed to immune. It could nut he founded in air. or tiodlihgttaea- lie might nut be aide to shew what it illtei but some thing it enlist hate been of Import ,to render the coronation ceremony necessary 'iii be olssersed with sespeet to Queens apart Irons Mite. Te abets that it was significant and important, and not merely accessary to soniethissig else, if called epos. to produce tests that the right did eitiet iii smite p.,4, iudepeutlent of the other, by would to Owe, tw o firm, as a question of ceremony, t re should l• a found. besides the ciijo)usent of • eels utassiat, t regulations fur the directrou of Chit volt Is it , depeudent of any other s and intriiii,d fig akke.tr -1 4 .;~`_'. , UN=NIMIMINNIMMINIMMIIMMIM ell St . . _ . y the tenure. of s ervi ng as f enua Queens la (. 1 ens rd a er E er ng a i t the .i sd. ct i rr. ie i ry V. in the Tower we rwfrrred errise of this right. Sur free e Is the family Inv) - talker esiwt-ti exceptions did itoepreireot t 4; The Queen claime•l a err* o hare been unit •rinly c r e exception, stint ?ling it .o wing much, att 1 ndestiti4 ',anted, which was touch met ~ once or overthrow that wi Mimes been enjoyed. 113'4 he quite sufficient for the le Quern's right, and ler need rs respecting the manna' in mined I engaged. Nitrif- y that she had a 6. ulmritntive Mille of right on her sit anti re, or what the nature that ~,. !inure to trouble th e i r L ord. So essential was it Iteemed rt should be crooned, as jud g e p.. !re custom lung and *Hinter. existed, the priori* ine-t in the highest degroe; fur if e woeful any where, they most recedent, and on this affuir, creature of precedent, which in precedent alone. What fired of him in proving tho nal it had always been coo- .tueen. than to sk ew that in us instances that ceremon' Mat in eight or nine costa married it crowned King lilt hint, he haring been and that in about . six other eti alone. He enumerated . Edward 111. Richard 11. ... ___ _ TO BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS, die. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. 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