The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-06-20 00:00:00

. • . II •., ' 4 ,t a ^% ' • ..asee!. "" I " .* 'a am- el-. '..7.71t1 • • ? A% - y* • •)tl ' ff-to' t • • •-• • • THE XING'S CORONATION RORRS. i The failowiog is its saceurole servant of the dream.* to be warn hybis Majesty on the day of his Coronation : His Majesty will probably sleep on the night preceding the ceremony at the house of the Speaker of the House of Com mons, in the immediate v!ir Mill of Westmi osier Hall, which lie will cuter by the private passage to the House of Commoos. Preparatory to his setting out be will put un a silver dress, • la /howl Quatre. made of silver tissue, trimmed with silver lace. This, although called a M Mari Qualre, is the old English dress, well known in the time of Quern Elisabeth. Over this dress he will wear a surcuat of crimson velvet, reaching to the knee, turned.baek in front wish silver tissue, molt • exquisitely embroidered in gold, representing the crown, surrounded by gluria, laurels, trophies, the civic emus, ha. The same embroidery is continued round the skirts and up the bark. The sleeves bang loose, and are em broidered is a corresponding style. Over this sercoat is the sword-belt, embroidered i• gold. The buckle, scabbard, hilt, ice. are completely covered with diamonds. , Over these is worn a crimson velvet robe, nine yards in !meth, lined throughout with the finest ermine, and most exquisitely embroidered, representiog the crown and gloria, trophies, fee. iIIietWUVCII with laurels, palms, Ste. This border is about nine inches wide, and of mu.t extraordinary workmanship. Ou the outside runs a hullos's fringe, 'NJ beyond that appears a narrow edge of ermine, and a part of the robe which hangs down in front is also embroidered lit etterysorpect as the other part. From the right shoulder of the roles are suspended four massy gold tassels. The body of the mantle is sledded all over with the raw, the thistle, and the sliamitick, placed alternately. 'floe train will he supported by seven train-bearers, *ldeal SOWS of Peers. Thus attired, his Majesty will enter Weattnisister Hall, mud thence idea,,,, %Vaud proeessiou to Wealtuioster Abbey Moog the grand platforal,extendiug from the northern dour of the Hall serum New Palare-yaril, the end of Great George-street, and round to the western entrance into the Abbey. In the Abbey Lis Majesty will chase, Isis dress for the solemn part of the Coronation. His Slaj.!.ty will sow hake off the long robe and suicoat, and will put on the super. tunics, which is made of silver.frosted cloth, most richly em broidered in gold, with the rose, thistle, stud shamrock, en circled with a double wreath of oak, laurel, and palm, inter woven together, in the earners is the crown to the centre of a gloria. (tsar this is placed the anodise of silver tissue, completely covered with gold embroidery, edged with massy . gold 11, loges. At the cud is • insisrlsome fringe about six iocbes deep, and over this is put the Dalmaliau rube, which is made of gold, with the rose, thistle, mid eagles, wove., in their proper Colours. 'llse tont eweemble is must magnificent. This Is the dress in which his Majesty is anointed, and it will there fore remain in the Abbey after the ceremony. After the ceremony of crowning, his Majesty will put ow the imperial purple surcoat and rube, made and embroidered to every respect like the crimson robe, and then the pro- cession will return to the Hall in the same order in which it went to the Abbey. The whole of these splendid dramas were embroidered by Mr. Holbech, the eirlebrated • embroiderer, of King-street, Golden square, under the mediate direction of his Majesty, whose exquisite tains ho hominid the good fortune to completely uuderstasid, awslediat has beets graciously pleased to express his perfect approbC; tins of the manner la which he has ted the task. It ki s indeed, an extraordinary effort in the art. Every object worked up end relieved with a skill that sui passes all deserip. lion. In short, nothing equal to these dresses was ever executed in this country, and we are esaurtd that they sur pass in splendour and magnificence any existing in Europe. The Crown to be wino by his MAJESTY in the act of crowning is that now in the Tower, which, with the repairs and additions it has lately a-Terve-el, is of immense value. It is ti .o away to be worn for more than a short time. On its being taken off. its place. will be supplied by the Crown prepared and lately tahibit.l3 at RUNDELL Tills Crown is only intended liar the sereice - ufilliat day. It is valued at about 63,0001 . Its PlooPooto besag fulfilled, the diamonds ito its composition, which are either hired or borrowed, will be distri buted among the owners, and the manufacturets will be paid tor their workmanship. The son of the Rev. Mr. DYIIOII,I, the Chant viursof Englacd, is objected to as a sulislitnte for Lei fa'ber at the tiastriog Commotion, and the R. v. Cfpluipiou i. directed to procure a stfficierst repre sentative. We understand there would he no ob jection in a ergot') quarter to 110 RATIO SliTmous, bin" of the late gallant Lord HUGH SLYMOVE. The Court of Claims will hold another sitting on Friday next, at one o'clock, in the Painted Cham ber at IVerstarinster, to dispose of the remaining Petitions relating to the Coronation.—(Gazeite./ MONUMENT TO TIIE LATE KING.—The visitors and inhabitants of Weymouth. at a public meeting held on Thursday lust, the MAYON in the Chair. resolved to enter into a subscription in aid of the fund for raising a munumeat to the memory of our late Sovereign. Mac 11. StnnoNS.—.This Lady, whose admired talents as an actress are but proportionate to the high conflation in which she is held in private life. has art ived in Dublin. having Leen engaged by Mr. Harris fur a limited number of nights to perform at the New Theatre. Tic annual meeting of the three choirs of Wor cester, fauticc.ter, and Hereford, takes place this year at Worcester, on the 26th, 27th, and 214th of September, upon an extrusive and grand scale. under the directioa ul Mr. CLARICE, the organist of that cathedral. An article in our Paper of Monday last, on Mr. WE.Pc's painting,, was headed with the eddies' " 14, Beruers-street." when it ought to have been " 14, Newman-street." We regret it the more, as from the fineness of the needier, and the general n flux of coinpuny; it must have led to considerable .lisappitintideid. Those who have aniseed the place Monteith the misdirection, will turgive the blunder as soma they see the gallery. A dui' look piece on Almiday &morning in a !kid near Shout's's Hill, between Major G-- and Major former was *het throng!) the body, sod the latter slightly Wounded in the breast. . . . :. -•- - crnailliffißNA BLit' MO ?RAI& :RI . 1 ~ I .. .-- •• . / .M... 12 vs!il, -,. • u .tainiid -Gay amoeba orb am ;Iflts.. nigh owl** idy l 1 lqwn for their aft. Hedge; Lads*. Ilissilarfn . 1 . .r. Vut . y: The - lcighi Ifma.. R, Ryder. M.P. ausi Imo* hp* OM simpao fur tliiir seal, Wesehrook, Heels. . •• .f I I. 'r ! l i.ard sad , lady, Folkestone andfamily Ilasatieadan on Fri.. ilay'ineil fur Weir Meld iu Berko. Al ../, .1. .' Maar/ area &now Thonsse. Hotel. Beehelliverpledirds---iavel I sad Lady N.A. Howard and fainifpaimilliaolsr; :Mr. and Meg Striode and family fur Tunbridge W. Mr. and Mrs. Conyers us alma.. • 1 NW de tuatineu left her house in StatiaMadreet, knyea... dilly, yesterday. for her lest hi Surrey. . . The Earl of Thanet is expected to arrive this day at Fentou's Hotel, St Janses's-street, from Paris. Earl Paulen arrived iu town OW Monday from Paris. Sir John Shelley, kart.. arrived yesterday at the IVateriae Halal, Jeabys-street, from his seat in Swint. FASHIONABLE PA IiTI ES. —.......-- Viscount and Viso/Euless Granville have housed earths of invitation for Iwo enteriainmeuts, use us the . 26ili and she other us She 18th inst. at their house in taretoo.sarect, Berke ley.square. Sir Thomas and lady Neave will entertain a disringaished pally on Sulurday meat, at their house is Old Burlsagtuu sireet. Mr. end Mrs. Leigh have issued cards of invitation fa ns enteetaiiiment un Saturday neat, at their base ia Poi Vitas square. Mrs. Chaarlos Leigl. has hissed cards for a ball on lie eth July. at her house in Poriasan-aisrare. Lady Drummond Smith has issued cards of invitation for • ball us 'be 2J July, at her Worse in Piccadilly. Dowager Lady Puulett will give an elegant eatertnioamot to She Duke avid Duchess of Clarence sad a large party of distingundied personages ou the 2d July, at her horse, the Terrace, Piccadilly. Lady Caroline Barbara's ball on Monday eiresinc, is Queen Aune.street, was asteeded by upwards uf two hun dred fashionables. Lady Robison° fare an elegant rout est Monday evening. II her house in Albemarle-street, which was attended by about 200 of the hart tow. COUNTESS Sr. A NrONAPVI BALL. This Lady gave a hall on Mlle eNaiaf at her house in Illssover-square, whirl, was woudot by upwards of 304. i diniaguished fashionable,. IRS Avast mine of drawing. rooms were tastefully fitted op sod newt brilliastly Monti oatetL Dancing commenced la the principal sue about titres o'clock; refieshments were Peeved in the fraud dining-room below stairs, which cousisted of *eery delicacy of the season, with the choicest fruits, !cc. Among the coin. pally were— Their Royal Highness.* the Dukes of Sussex sad Glou ends' ; die Dukes rf WeMagma and Devonshire ; the Du chesses of Rutland, Bedford, Penland, Dowager Rolland; the Marchiouesses of Loudouderry, Solisbory, soil Down. shire, and Ow Ladies Mill; Earl °Limey. Earl al Weston's. land said Lady G. Four, Lind *ad Lady Grantham, Jac. ate THE MARQUIS AND MARCHIONESS OP L.4.VSDO IVA 'S NNTIIIRTAINMENT. The Marquis and Marehiotiess a Loamlowa gave ea ele gant entertainment us Monday at Latteduwa House, Berke ley.square. to Prince Leopold, the Doke of Sussex, the Duke of Gloucester, the Duke sod Duchess of Somerset, Earl Fortran'', Earl Roselyn, Lord W. Beatinck, Lord sod Lady Ossulston, Sir Robert Gardiner, Colonel Currey, Mr. Tiersey, Mr. Brougham', Mr. Jekyll, &c. &r. In the everting bee Ladyship gave a rout, which was "'Headed by nearly two hundred fasisitinables, among whom were the Nerp 'Wan and Bassi iaa Mistimes, the Duke of Grafton and the Ladies Fitzroy, the Earl and Countess' of Aylesfrird, Viscount sad Veseouetess Granville ' Lord sad Lady Nur laanltyr Mr. and Lady G. Muerte, Lady S. Itlacilumald, the Earl and Countess of Carusirsou sod the Ladies Writer', the Curisiteu snit the Ladies Bathurst, Lord Purrhester, Lord sad Lady G Caireurlish and the Mimes Cavendish, Sir. and Lady C. Cavendish, the Collates* of Derby soil Lady M. Stanley, Lord King. the Earl sod Couateas of Cloacae', Earl sod Count/moor Morley. Mr. sod Miss Elliott, Mr. aad Mrs. Henry Haring, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Daring, Miss Version, Miss Fox, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lewis, &c. ke. Stc. FUNER.4L of Ole COUNTESS .f LIVERPOOL. Last uranium the mambas of the late deeply regretted the enlisters of Liverpool *me removed hum ber residence, Fife Hauer, in Whitehall, for interment is the family vault, at °Mowry, in Glosieestershire. The prirerssioa nvorrit in a most molests manner, at nine o'clock, in the following order:— Six horsemen, two and Iwo. The plasm of feathers. The earse, . . .H Drawn by min homes, the pall bearing Hie armorial seentebeoss. Three nmerning coaches and sin, followed by upwards of severity Noblemen and Gentlemen's can mgrs. Arming diem ire observed those of the Dukes of York and Clarence, the Dykes of %Valium:to ant De vonshire, the Marquis mid Marchioness of Hertford. the Earls of Harr-wort and Bridgewater, Lords Spencer, ate. &e. rte. sterdoy her MAJESTY hod n dinner witty at r house in town. The following dibtinguialied perretio were 11 review :--- I.urd owl Lady Minos., Marquis and Mareltiosem of T. wigtoc k, Lord Wm. Futsserald, Mr. sod Mro. M. A. Taylor, Sir Roberti Wilson, M.P. Mr. Melamine, M P. Mr. W. H. Whitbread, M.P. Sir Ronald Ferguson, M.P. and Mr. Brougham, Al P. The QUEER has renewed her engagement with Colonel hot>Ea for the occupation of Ursoden burgh House fur another year, and is building a kitchen detached from the house, upon an improved plan. Monday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duchess of KENT, at her residence in Kensington Palace. Yesterday the Princess AUGUST♦ rode out in an open carriage and four, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. Their 'toys! High nesses alighted at the nursery grounds of Mr. L►x, at Hammersmith, ■nd viewed the extensive plan tations. The Duke and Duchess of CutitExcx dined yesterday with the Princess AUGUSTA. Last night the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE and the Princess AUGUSTA honoured the Italian opera with their presence. The numerous and valuable presents of services of plate, China, &c. whicl► have been presented to the Duke of IYLLLtSGTUIt were displayed on Monday evening. at the grand entertainment given by his Grace to the Officers of the Royal Horse Guards and others who were ut the battle of Water loo, amounting to 42. We are hastily to find moon inquiry, that the re cent attack upon the life of General Ei ii does not tend to place it in imminent danger. Yesterday the two beaUtiful planets, Jupiter and Saturn, were in apparent conjunction. .their sauce bring only two minutes. and prever4ted- to the coutemploiire mind a majestic urpegrauer. and a■ metros- On Wednesday morning last the ebb-tide left entangled among some rocks in the river Severn, at the Old Paaasgr, a very large specimen of whet is vulgarly termed the sea toad. Au active clever young man, the heed-waiter at Beachley Howe, after ■ long struggle, succeeded in securing the minister, arid dragging it on shore. The head and mouth were considerably more than half its bulk ; the diameter of • the latter, when. extruded, was more than fifteen inches, and lined with small but very sharp teeth. It lad a receptacle, or !munch, under each fin, capable of containing u couple of . quarts; .and, iu place of ventral fins, what very , dowdy resembled two small human bands. It was put into a !urge bathing tub, but did nut live lung. Its weight was nerdy eyrie On Wednesday evening r man of the 11111111IP of Ac cess, a most notorious and duringcbarecter, was coin committed to Worcester county gaol by the Rev. J. MAKTIN, charged with stealing India, the property or Mr. FLETcutt, of the Hill Farm, Upton-on- Severn. Ou the road to his place of destination, in custody of two constables, he made a desperate attempt at escape, and in which hr nearly succeed ed, by lesping.eser Upton bridge into the - trier Severn. A boat was, however, inicuedustely pro cured, in which he was followed some distance dowm the stream ; when, after much resistance and seve ral ineffectual attempts to owlet his pursuers, he was compelled from exhaustion to swim on shore, where lie was te-taken, and is uow safely lodged iii gaol. I . .I . lcLis.v.. l l_„'a . ~ - k un4rip mAsEED FEs ?iv., tro' ',Jib iiasiorookii,f44ciitli. —-,.. • ~• li,. i u• • .• ~ • .. ~.„...........,, , • ,.., : i i .. :: ,.. ..1..... ~( 3 . ......_. ..4 .A ., :t i .: ::. 4.,iiG . .ii i i : 100..yrt., Isatta: AT PkttilkY.LA.llllC TIISAT,Itg, watt : ---,is.r vii , • , it . •' -'".""-"'".."'""- ~ ...' .:11 . 1 ;;;7 . - ; • .71.1.46, oa . 100106trtil ' A. . of dm (..1 1 J ••lablidliikeinul ovr Tel Pi r o.llo•l* I • „. 41 i,., ial _T.' 4 ' • '.).,,," ' __ --- • 1 ,.• A g io "' ' r i.hf ,aphyrii,,.. that, their 'bistalier GOA ..,jtot to j j , shealges me mminievera a t I vi. ,gie 1 Mon. ea nom • further delay ofeinmode • i+l6, cry to' dbajodillitik*lllith 1ti11,C, 4 4 ) fitite ' r. de m% semersitengeello . , r ,,....i,. z a , . 1 ~, , 4 . -;, ~. • no_ . _ l *P 1 • • • , ;Arming, friiiii - the Viinaty awl activity, than we re- l? to k wi l'bilvrd a goc i s i salli es t il t: llBll"lll/elidt kaa r li ,Z . 111.111ber to hoer ere/Vaasa inshilic'. masritiernde in . 61,,i,de a tin„- • a a im , a t ,„, * rime . i„ • a ei m pro rltele te gb'eleal . caiilt im oitialiy. ' Therg srere n one who sk ewe d • rim ; _4, _ re niglily interested. 't esies-0 .4.... 'r• shy ..i r di.,„,„„,m, to withhold their- contribution from fire •.' rAisismissiome 'Tr.-heel said. hedissagleilelp•liiinelltr. general fund of mirth, and gond humour; end if ' Pod , which lio hod 'Pi?. of foelearnie° lll * C • 4111 ". ilt. 1 thrre but few . of. striking merit, yet by far the 1.40110.0-"lttircutiasieher.`kogo.datalwii.::ariaaa'a "1118,,,,sagwilawassetinked.,- greater part might be deeetrioily cameo/trod as re- 1 „ a n y , vn . n a g , 0 lay ... la % - • ~, .f . ei w sume r gpre ac epectsible. . r manta i s imi wonfil be satisfactory !before thetreditors, but Amos, the most distinguished, omeseellentgroviri of I flee, hots the cutest 4.f theil. tremmelions, it mieuld reqnire eirstes, one heist an elderly tied Owns women, whom I-smother month at kmst to complete. it ; he, therefore, thought deem, ow, and dem proved llyttedlo be•above the coal- it irolidd be helter fur all Ponies. to give svilltient time, in man stamp of ordiu s ey masqueraders. In chinoiserie:si, and 'gent any farther disappoiniencut to the ereditUrs, wbu the other wore P l 'i' l l e • m w de° of die laaihen , they were per- 'Must naturally be anxious to know what they had to raped; lee adepts, and succeeded to admiraiim in paneling awl with Oils vieir his brother Cominissioesers aod binnelr bad cajoling sundry young lien, by the soloing void viewedy agreed to adjourn to the 31st of July. with which they lei - ailed to them Both seeneal mailers Idebts; Several creditors proved thei r and a penes Oilsn'at as might be w ith s af et y predicted of almost every young , tended on the p ar t o f ■antember of India who were creditors, &flow of the same age, o r su c h a ff a i rs of a more par- i proposed, that • day shouldshouldhe appointed for receiving their titular or personal applicability, as their logensiety bad I claim., ou which no Wier shuold be received. The Commis. enabled then previously to estrum from the lips of the woo- shiners said, that if the ladies were "Ahem to pay the in dent... themselves. They never overlooked the customary ! pease of the meeting they were willing to give up their lime, eseeismily of retool'( their palms with silver, awl from i lost they would by so mesas concert to allow any expense to the gravity of their pockets towards moeuteg, gave solid I fall on the estate. perms( of their suransfol practic e . Sasides dose we re- The Gentlewisu who appetred for the ladies inquired Of marked Three NOM? Venetia:se, 'plotted mod cermet in , the &Mellor what the expense ef a merlin[ *mild be, tool costume, but as retiring. solemn, and absurd as the Council I was aoswered about 201.; he thee agreed oft the part of the of Tew, or the State Inquisitors. Ladies, that the expense should be paid by them, sad a day Twu .me., armed cop-it-pie, one in steel and the *thstle was accordingly appointed. brass rmour, claoked heavily scrods the hail aceasionally, bet for the most part of the evening remained stationary on each side of the ens from th e lobby. , • A Rispantiso, is every act and look the bravo's self. A capital Huntsman, and a Joehry who had backed tithe, cult or Ally in his life. Jobiert and Sell admirably sustained. , ~ N ~ 1 Several rustics of divers Urikre and varioes thgepre if merit, mostly in good keeping; but two, a Yeriehire Lad and a Wise Cern/re Clown, mdmi‘ahry so. As Irish Haymaker and an Irish Pedlar Woman were amnia the best masks hi the room. A rilerierrat of Lae sod I Barristers formed so ails mirabk group. Their humorous offers of keel assistance and advice tio the occurrence of any mimic brawl, and their eager loquacity un the subject of &dietetic! assault, battery, sad breach of the peace ISM exceeded by mothers hut the Grotesque appearance of this wigged, gowned, and hogged troop capering soil frisking is a jig or a reel. Several Mayday Chimney Sweepers, one of them admi rable. A Quack Doctor, who appeared to bare burrowed the mietunse of Dicke , Gossip fur the occasion. A Dom Giovanni, by no means calculated to verde the jealous apprelieutdoes of the one sex, ur to atideriatas the vinue of the other. Two Richards, deadly only in their dullness ; 'either of wham were (as a Holy Friar gaily observed) Kee* in arty respect. Sir Abel Handy, a would-he philosopher ay.- _ oohed boaster, but neither able woe hand, A Felber Paid, bloated by faiths, mid mortilcation into *jolly sample of rosy-gilled conteimemst,, farads ludicrous mistrast with•lank-haired Paieafic, who scowled ltheollsioo l 7 en all around hint as Le whined and mussed mete the shows. setioasa of man. The wily two positively striking characters in the room limo Jae& Randall and Ned Turner, who bad a set-to with aka gloves, which produced much sport. Au attempt was made by an amateur of the fancy to pit the 0 Sight Irish hail" spine our of the French Heecolesea, but she latter nog. deseybsg-bia customer, could sot be brought t. the scratch. A asaiggray of Norris Dancers acquitted themselves to aimsvatirm Aram same. Sailors ; one as inmatiewt paremitiere of • dashing, retainer " man.uf war's man," -sad the rest a ' most lobberly crew of 'l4.mg.sbure guile. A parire, indsolens, and well-drested Chino", who might lime beam easily mistaken fur one of the blandsrias front the Lamle. Genuine Tea Warehouse. A a.'alous, but rather *anomie Grey Frier. who ap p lied the scourge must unsparingly to five lollies sad levities of all who came willou the reach of his observations. Too •ell•dresaed Scheid-toys, selFsekatly froward mod aiimbi .. An Irish dealer in nitlicesmid whiskey, who 'appeared to have been himself she only constant customer misl devoted admirer of his bottle ofpoikeita. i. Harlequin, Clow*, and Pantaloon, an inandlleat ramp, who, if amateurs, nought vie with many psodessisteal per formers whom we base sees. Twu turbaued followers of the Crewed, whose reeling *Aimee of the precepts of tbeKll,4ll would have dune credit he the most sturdy and orthodox Christian. A numerous assortment of Jews. Quakers, Watchmen, Orange-pigs, Flower-girls, Haymakers, tioneensaids,Fisk emeemere, old Maids, Old Bachelors, said Nometeeeripte, and Damilie less its nuniber than usual, made up the rest of time weary assemblage. About half-past ogle tits Saloon was thrown open as a sup per-room, tables being laid for about three hundred. During IM night, however, we should think abort four or he hamared persona mast have partake. of the supper, seloek as had been announced, was solid and sobataidish le the English style, sod plentifully provided. The wines were of excellent usality, and at moderate prices. The mirth and hilarity of the company were kept up wish He greatest spirit until six o'clock, at which blur nearly tha whole retired. We are loath to mix op with the pleasurable feelings whack; such a festival naturally excites, soy thing which might mid of diocesans', but we cannot f or b e a r t o bled •I° le the managers, 'bat the aegleeting to procure the atieud e • sure of a few police officers at the doors to peotect the cone.! - patty as they ',tired from the indecent attacks of the mob ansgesibled round the door*, who carried their rudeness on skit occasion to the talent of personal violence in many in- Magee', was but an ungracious return for the liberal patron. age winch they had been exercising towards the establish meut. SUICIDE BY A LADY. Yesterday sieraing a Lady named Self, the widow of an Officer, ieisidiog at Keosington, daring the absence of her *errant*, with a rope which she had previously procured, put us end to bee eziateree by fastening one end so the top of Ilse diaoisig room door, sad pasting the ether end, which .be bad formed into a noose, round her neck. She was (*mid guile dead on the return of the 'errant.. An !aglow was held last night on the body, and the Jury re turned a verdict of Lunge,. ArTSIPTIID SUICIDS. Yesterday morning, shout eight o'clock, a young Lady, *bout 18 years of age, dressed a fashionable attire, was nh aerved by several perm*. walking barkwards and fin wards near lbe bank of the New Riser, Ishoglon. Her hurried sad irregular step attracted atteritiow ; and she was sten to take other boiastet, and throw it into a field; after which she leaped into the water, bad fortssuately ►he war taken out Lefties life was extinct. She was then eolaveyed to the Sun Tarera,mul when she had recesered, sloe beret into a flood or tears, and in the meet hitter asgai.h deplored that she had btes restored told* arid misery. She refused (although ear nestly solicited) to tett her name or ronsexiona. hke Mee most interemiug iw her appearance, and her condition excited `moral sympathy. RIOT f.V WRSTMINSTER. On Monday evening the neighbourhood of Tothal- L street and the A Imoury, 11'estraitrister. presented a *cease of the greatest uproar and coufusiop, by the sudden appearance of a 'Along party of soldiery, who having (tank freely . tivrougliout the day iu honour of the isouiversary of the " tumoral:9le battle of Waterloo," helium:they separated quar relled with their comrades, sod a general couflict ensured, which became so very %tanning that the shoykerpers were. compelled to dope their house% information bring given at Queen-square of the disturbance, • posse of officers shortly arrived ant the spot, under the directions of Gilmoie ; but their aogerarosice seemed to increase she tumult, fur on endeavouring to disperse them, they were indantly attacked by the assisrlassiss,seeveral of whims ha d 'Provided themselves with weapons to act °tithe 411. 7 (emotive, if attacked, when • regular beide com menced, which lasted for a considerable time. During this period • smother of individuals on both sides were ..tuockeil • dower, and while UI I the ground beaten iu a most uumerciful mousier. The officer., however, 'succeeded in apprehending sixteen of the most refrectury, and lodged them in the watch house fur the night. About half-twit eight o'clock • party of the first regiment of guards that were on duty came to the asaistance •of the police, in order to disperse *the. mob, winch had then assembled in considerable trumbers. and in a few minute's Mr. Rairraford, the Magistrate of Queen-square, was observed, at tlise hazard of his life, rushing through the crowd to assist the officer.. To preserve the price. i.e Jouisd it requisite to read the Riot Act, winch he dot wills loud voice in she Alimony, and tequesterl the sob quietly to dispes.e. The officers with the assialsoce of the soldiers were thou ordered to clear the streets of all riotous persons, and station themselves at the evertors lead tag to the Alrnoney, to prevent the snob collecting again, which had the desired effect. and at twelve o'clock the peace of the neighbourhood was restored. Quant-agorae —Yesterday James Minton, Jo s eph B ra d_ Dhow, Jams/shuns, Samoa,' Waterfiehl, James Lee, Rickard Rowbettem, WHltaae Hardy, Thomas Pope, Laptltorme Nos. Polies, Hammel Pearee,aud Breunell, with ethers. were heaught up, charged with being concerned to the abort met my, is which several perilous were very seriously wade!, some of whom are sow iu the lisfirwary in a Zlea evaditiuss. ek, d er ,,, g t h e whole of the slay was surrouuded by Ilistosamls of peewee to view t h e Peistinere, who were bomeht up at about one o'clock, escorted by • etroug body 111 =Woodward, Captain Ditmastmel, and Captain BeottrY So whose regiments she various whiles. its custody boloorrei, attended for the purpose of beariag the evidence. Several witarsees were examined Who confirmed the above statement. Waterfield, Lapiborne, Brennell, Pollen, end Pearce, were diachsrsed, but all the others (wills the 'seep tiou of Maims) were ordered to find bail of responsibility. 'Mission, who received a good character from his oforre, Sit was mitred to depart, es a promise made to smart 'rhea tailed urea. During the whole of yesterday • report iirevaded that three persons had been killed the preceding evening at the above affr a y, by the ',buckry so t_ tfMrs. • Every inquiry, however, has been made to ascertain•tisat fact, but it proves to be erroneous. in the • course of the evening several persons were brought into the Westminster Infirmary wourolvd, but only tiro remained, one of whom presented a shocking spectacle (we understand a Mr. Poodle), With bis skull dreedlully fnscturrd, who stow his or such a dangerous coudition, that iro hopes are entertained of his recovery. The other man has re ceived several severe brumes, but likely to do well. Coal has been found, afttr•botint a considerable depth, at Kelhead. the property of the Marquis of QuiiaUiEalr.—(Owtwfrie, Journal.) •NEIMMi NMI Ilii EN --.• ti.t -1 • : i.t • • j • • !"": karifild/jibt ist ai.;) 'raft,* WW• • . , enteri 11 fill • *A4olAddiftliblebeilliqP,Clilthilisllc '.91.•;5 4 4ii• • ' 4 rfie• LOMAtirill,reiiirop el Ei.• air. ' or Hie Ward . pf Abe, / 1 1.1lc Wm. Domville—..whieh lee, • r.11,,,5t • isitroduceil by stesereF isikabitaisie de loud the usual eel tad Ilia reit. The Bird Marx thew laid before the Grid leek..? 'front Iretrin. Leighton, resigning hie Ake s.f 41Aerliiiii for she Ward of gilliogsgate, which the Civet .aceepierl,•••4 se. qeested the Latiil Maser to issue a precept fur die errs Hu., id a 'eureesaur. A sole of thanks was unaisimonsly mimed to giy . W. Leigh toe, fur Isis upright c o nduct, w h ic h war or d ere d ails.... Ilse& The Court was occupied . et easodsloseide lentils is vOriuu. matters of Petitkm. • . Mr. James' Minter/OP 'irate iileiZt r forreyor of the North District, the reetii Nathi right ‘ Es. decemael. The'Coort elected' Messrs. Chapman, Si o d er sou, Ly.., Foinett, Grey , Jarkaoii, aid to Imo Water , Rollers; tad Messrs. Hiy , Luca*, and Oriiikaid, Lighter The election of Chaplain of tbs Debtors' Prism's was'post. pasted. The Readies of the Court of Regulate were lersed, •...i Commissiouns of that Court fur the mouth el July oral as.. piloted. Two persons were admitted into Emsnuel Hospital. A resignat lea of one of the 9fficei a of the lard Mayor'. Huustlerld took place, and she 'irk C9yrt wee apnni.ted f.. the junior members to take their rite fly aerial-sly, ecru/dol.{ to ancieht ewstom. Sundry Brokers were swore and others allowed, sad are were' Brokers were discharged. keireral Cual Uudrrtaktsa were licersed fur out sear. Tit If TURF. ASCOT HEATH RACES. JUNC 19. His Majesty's Plate of one Irundeed guises*. Mc Goddard% Illuunraker, 4 yrs bid, o.t Or. tilip's•Trarer, 4 yrs old, 9.1. Duke of York's Prodepoup, 4 yrs old, V.,. Eight started-5 to it apt the winner-3 In 1 apt Fhb hertygibbet, which inairae broke dowel. Chigoe, woe the race by half a Neck. Sweepalskes of 100 gs. Duke of Grafton 's Titian . . Doke of York's c. by Wolves k•• $ Mr. Rubh's br. c. by Waxy Duke of Rutlssid's f. by Waxy. 6to 4 agst the winner-6 to 4 apt Mr. Rush's lit. Buckle rude the winner. The Oat lands Stakes of 30ga. each. Two stiles sad a half. Mr Ockensies's Sileptrou, 6 yrs old. S.t. bib Doke of York's Rooker. 5 yr. old, ihd. 71b. Sir. Walker's Yauloo. 4 yrs old, 7.1. 711, Col. Morland's Ranter, 6 yrs 01.1, Sst. 191 b 4 A *purling race. Eve., beitiug, sod la to 4 011 Bask r•-. 3 to 1 apt St•eplion.—Howard ruJe she winner. Sit . ..gestalt.' of lOgr. Lord Foley named Shreckhoio Dote of York's Elastic 7 to 4 ow the wisuer. The Kung arrived on Ike grouud at ono o'clock, sod hoot his .tattoo ib thy Itts)al stood. CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 1821. ••••••-. wrooesontr. suit 13. Challenge of the Yortran's 100 Gaiueas, p.p. trills 100 Gu tara• fw fett. Mr. Tholy's Rob Rite, 7st. 121 b Mr. Colds/etre. Noble; Ist. 12Ib 51r. Pr...at/emotes Cade, sst .. The O'Darloy Stakes, 25 Gisiurar each. 111 r. Preudergant's Cade l' Kr. Gore's „,„ „ „ Tile Marquis of Sligo's Gantharaget Seeepstakes. 25 Guiarsta each. Mr. Gore's Talbot 'enthral over. THURSDAY. Mlles Plate of 1041 Guineas, fur horses, &C. vitt exceeding I yrs old. etirrying Itst. 41b. escb. Four mile beats. - Mr. Hasaintetion's King Mr Kennedy's Mull Antony Mr. Jury's Collector Culoorl fifeell%lGainehoe Irisb 0.1t.' Stakes, t 5 Guinn. Sick Mr. KII watt's f. out of Linty, walked peer. •• INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1011. NOND IT. Steelitstakes of 200(a. each, A. F. Lord Exeter's b. f Augutta, by %%oral, Bst. 12Ih. Lord Greserstar's hr. c. Adolphor, Sot. bib. Disks of Graham's c. by Woks', uut of Cbarebal, Ilst. 3:b. NORTH A LLERTON MEETING; Mi. • . Find Day.—A Sweepitakeft of 20gs. each, p. p. for two-mar • olds; tail., Aet. ilb. Mhee, B,t. One mile 'tad • fanner. . Mr.J. Ferguson's rb. f. Events, by ilfaltnu, out of 4.1414•• .haw. • Mr. J. Ferduson's eh. 4. Maid of All Weill; by Octavian, dam by Pipmur. Mr. Frnukland`s b. f..iitterbtA, by °manias, ds,w by Siustile.• Mr. l)'Arcy Huttur's &tidily, by IVAlton, dam by Meier. Mr. Roblosum's e. b. c. Recorder, by 'Memorandum, dam by Emperor trranthlot by 'Striae. There tore 12 Subacribera to tke Bloomfield Stakes, fai bows, de. nut thorough-bred. • RACING EXTRAdRIDINANY.--00 'Monday a mulch of a siouilse nature athe one which recently look place at Leith, was decided on the Dock. Cowa n , a the Dittufrir,shire for a bet of coustdrrable magottadc engaged to ' gallop Isis UMW before Mr. J. S. EL--ir, of the senicecgitnetst, could run 35 yards ; which, owing to 'the masterly manner its which the burs t was waited by Chpuu Y. was what is terme.l to jockey languege a hollow thing." immediately after wards, Ceptpio it, offered to gallop the mum hurfte• • 15 yards %Grim Ali. E., which being taken, much ',port asp the consequence; fur Mr. E. h0.,.., c • come In the scratch imug. up style, the ti.st anal second' heals were declared deed by the output:, and the thiid was gained by little more thou Italia yard.-::(Dumfries Paper.) A letter has beeu received Dundee from Mr. LINDSAY, M.p..10r that district of burr, stating' ilwf he hay hero informed by Mr. Luse mamot, tit answer to the trtitiou to the Tremory by the bleachers of Dowlee and its vicinity, that it 11. de termined " to grAut the other me-rteath of the drawback nn the duties of sulpner used io Making • • oil df curio:, under certatu regulations." Mi. Ttsansa, the Book clerk, who some time since vat apnrehendrA upon suspicion of lurAcii;i4 to a huge amount, with Harm defraud 11w 1 . 5 4 ,14 of Euglaid, ars on Mondry night removed oil a litter irons St. Bartholomew's hospital to Newgate. fur the purpose of undergoing Ins trial at the ensuiog knit/us. ~~ ~',; le 4 b .~_-, = = . I •