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London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

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14 faiersiesE bepti se with bo prOiritieh is Ili Otl"
bat, simOt el theist pieeeded will a mist %hie' • '
smile Ore Me seesiloi, there to wait till-the other
i.lisii assembled at the Cosseil-Hollles films .which 1 It
orislisit Vibe Cathedral was to esmiseree. Teti. I • p .
Abe latlf.pard twelve, is the followleg rude 2.7.
'Dieter of the lirseestios Os celebrating the CriessOlits of
. , =tiro L 'Wig George the fourtb, be As
.INty of
Om Monday% the 19th of July. lehl :•••- - , •
Diets's* et Capisia disylles Yessismy.
Body of Brists4Fireass with Implessads.
• Baalitell a di/retest Maims. •• •
Waibreschh Bsasiere Company, with bewthelwatts, Way ire.
Tat impels. .. • '-
Militory Baopers.
- .. Moulted Ifaright. is Black Arstser.

• :..,1 colhissiem, be..
Flask of various Nations.
Tart of Messrs. Ilitlinewes. Mee, with Easirienis.
Military Reamers.
Bristol Firearm, &e.
Messrs. Crowed Wire-workers with wire hats, ire.
Fireman,i We.
Frieling Press at work.
Coach makers' Cornrow,.
Firemen, Ate.
Large Frigate, on a Carriage, nreavaented with Flags of
various Nationii discharging ber gees, ae.
Firtisito,
Military Banners.
Head a Music.
Three Heralds WI Horseback.

Firemen, ace. wish implements.
Crnwn and Cushion, Oft a pole, surarieonted with laurel, do.
Tampers. beating the Pennon of DynaslMl. amil-thir Halal
Arms . . ..
THE CH AM PIONs
In the Ammer of Henry she Fink, hearissoollatautifUl aratient
Tahoe Spear, with the Royal Armateraies:Mistakt, and
tantestted asa a Charger, hanclasonely eitimahMatada
Two Homely eapariooned, drawing a Oriistsii Or, with
Royal Standard, <to. planted by foie Tatitatuerup.
i • • Betimes, with staff. .'" "
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is* Exchange-keeper with Stir
Cily Marshal, on Horseback, with Batas', add supported I•
4r
by two City Officers.
i‘Band of Music. i
Two Military Banners. •
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Two Clubmen.
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City Officers, four *breast.
Gownsatee, is,
Handsome Banters, City Arne,
o voarr—lllteriff, 4
Chstnberlaits, with l Vsee.Cliavaber-
_z2l with Sword. Mace. 1 lAN With Sword. ".
law Officers of the Corporation. V
'A Steward of the Town Clerk; in 1 Assessor of the
Snerifra Court. j is Robes. Court of Requet.ti
The Sheriffs. between the Bristol Volunteer
Sword Bearer, in fell Dress.
The RIM Wor:lstpful the Slayer.
The Aldermen.
Common Couticiluteu. by four.
Two Banners, 1,. Church n'od
Band of Mune.
The Very Rey. the Dray awl Clergy, fury abreast.
Fireurcn,&c. Ike.
Three Commercial Fines.
Three handsome. Models of Vowels.
Vtreeness, r&e. be.
Two Issues of Kintaind Constituelow
The Master, Warden, and Sernety of Merchant 'Venturers.
Bawd of Moak.

Society of Free Miaow,. by Lodges, •itt.
Moir*, Bo* Sanwa, Jerit.akee, korai York, BAsofort,
Ronal diewinerk Peoeiokial Grand Lodge, full Masonic
Custom* wi►h Bannon, dc.
Ramer—" King, Lode, and Commies."
Vestries sod Inhabitants of the several Pariabee of the City
ut Beivaitt,v4ditingpeopriate Banners, wick Parish divided
hi a Fi► Om.
Band of ldniir.
National Banners.
Messrs. Blinenses Brewers' Company, with Brass Rats,

Helmets, Lie.
Messrs. Jefferices ditto.
Bsouirs of different Nations.
Cremes, ice.
National Colours.
Westeott's Brazier's Company with Emblems.
Firemen, &e.
Master Parrett% with Banners.
Farmers.
Remainder of Messrs. Baboon's Ship-carpenters with
Emblems.
Mll/tary 114iinera.
Tippett's Ship-carpenters, with Emblems.
Firemen.
Military Pensioners, witb Baouen, four abreast.
Firemen.
Yeomanry Colrain?.
The Yeomanry commanded by Captain Smyth sod Captain
Berea in single files on either side.

Tbr boys of the Cit♦ ;old Colstor's Schools were drawn
up ite front of the Merchant's Hall, sad cheered as the Prie+
cession passed.
Owing to the admirable arrangements adopted by those to
whom its management was totrusied, the Pinesimicse pro.
seeded without Hie slightest interruption. The Gentlemen
to whom this arduous task was couided, were Mr. 0. Fed.
den and Mr. H. Smith. To the troops ender the somatnisd
of Captains Smyth and 8e,.,,, the grottiest praise is dos for
the forbearance and calumets which they used in emortiag
the procession, and piescuting interruption. Indeed we
think it could never have succeeded widened tksi► motto.
two. It occupied 37 saimites in passim' front the drat ap-
pearance of the three yroosaury cavalry to its rinse. The
man aim Weft the beautiful polished steel suit of armour of
the bib Harry looked remarkably well, sad bestrode his
charger with much grace and dignity. The Freemasons'
Lodges of the City, in their different costumes, added
greatly also to the liveliness of the setae.

THE CATHEDRAL.
The Procession reached the Cathedral about one o'clock ;
nearly one hundred ■nd twenty ladies had been previously
admitted with ticket►, the principal part of which the Dean
toad placid at the dismiss/ uf the Mayor and Corporation.
The Procession, so far as respected the Body Corporate,
the Clergy, the Sueiety,uf Merchants, She Masonic Lodges,
with their banners, and the• vestries, Re. of the different
parishes, catered the Cathedral, and divine service cod-
encored at half pas: WM.
GRAND DINNER AT THE ASSEMBLY-ROOM.
And now we arrive at the unt:ce of au occurrence which
it gives us the must peculiar plrasure to record. R•e allude
to the dinner it the Assembly Room•, at which the Mayor
and his brother Magistrates, the Aldermen of the City and
the Slwrifis, tad ►ern invited to preside. On this occasioas
party spirit was must happily and truly laid at rest -, and
Tory and Whig 04*t lorelber, in perfect confidence that no
'circumidatice should intervene, if passible, to disturb the
harniuuy and unanimity which pervaded every breast—and
in this spirit of brotherly kindness and furbearauce the
whole ereoing was phased, and move jiiyouitly concluded.
Two of the cbueistes• Of the Cathedral sung the duel of
"Auld !ling s3rue," so sweetly and enchtintimety, that some
Gehl Icenets is the company euhscrdw.l for two silver coro-
nation Sirdsbyohich hate beeu preterite. *Aso by the
Mayor.
The cloth heist removed, the Slavish aildraledi the Meet-
ing in Nearly thefoiloeirryi words:— a • •
Gratltaim-1 rise to give a•toaet, which Shay essiphati-

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lOWA. Plrb mot mos portal me reopeetaidee deltsw-ditiond
oarlesista: The 'Water port Wf. a seed
at"ed allee.aalesika 'visit woo esitbsatediould
I all 4 weseisdyhone, ilea' Ow' pdpeibist
isterral may interpose between ibis cod Ow period Willi S.
meitvalltdietelirbe ttlatiht4.' ellet`ehtit; tir if/elie/est
Sweedellpa ides* limbless sod oppeeeidell 1 aiud 4 feet
reneore is it deviloymet, the atom &AT Imaltia *in
pralew—his reetemoce .of tie laws of lie eatootay,
his arid , tee lie diffosiio of bettelend
IbIOYAVIV lbfoutfient "his doeviolsed,'lle patrol.. 'of tie
*nth h estedovageosent of- the ligeloilltert, *wanes/tire;
theeitie eeenufeetiere of the eoonery, most fully essiablisb hie
dabs to the high, substantisi, said title of Patriot
tor;I shall nu longer impasse urns your patients by my
observations, bet beg to give you the health of
won? Ism Vilelolllll3UVer*lp Idea Gehelte She Fourths did
Owl Ida reign be lo.*, happy, ma d preeperose:"—* G.d seen
NW king." verge mad dooms with band, followed dm loud
expression of cadmium bee; celled antis.

After the Mayor had proposed his M•dmily's health, "bleb
woe drank with isdeserihable raptures of esithosiasas—
Mr. EtArils rose and addressed the Meetiog io these
etords:" I rise, Sir, by the dietetic's of the Committee, to
alike ketoses to you • wish co their part, whiell, as it is
psSlepled by • view to our enjoyment oo this moat glorious
occasion, is such as 1 am sure will be aunt readily com-
plied wit►. After the tbusidering demoostrations of affection
had teieratio• with which we kayo jest drank the health of
w► most 'gracious add belvitted Sovereign, we should better
promote lb* harmony sod hilarity of our ntieti.g, by re-
saroissiog ostrielves front • similar tribute of feeling or any
other heist which may be given. On this day we seem par-
ticularly called alum to cannot such a demonstration of en.
thesinito to his Slejesty's revered mime. Besides, Sir, it
would in every way much promote our tnjoyineot, and oat
disturb the music which *III be played, aid tke songs
which may be song. lo addition to which, I tun directed
also to request, that every Adore toast should emanate from
fhe atair.--from yourself alone."
The asst toast delivered by the ittaToit vie—
" The revered and immortal memory of George III."
" The Royal Pamily."—Ghee; " When order.
Oar glorious sod inestimable CoaHilutiint I• Church
and Slaw."—Glee, " With • jolly full bottle."
" The Dyke of. York and the Army."—The Duke of
York's Match.
" The Doke of Clarence aid the rdavy."—Gleer
tain's best Bulwarks."
The Duke of Waterton, and the Henley who fought at
Waterloo."—Snag, Mr. Beim " Up lads, and at 'ens."
54 The House of Brunswick, sad any they serer forget
the prificiples which meted them un the Theatre of these
Realinii.
Mr. Baron?, Member for the City, then proposed—
" The Mayor, and thanks to him for takiug the Clair
this slay."

The MAYOR bririly 'darned thanks.
" The Conitituiion of Old England, and her triumph
over fure.gu and domestic eitenties."—Duet, " Auld Laui
Sync."
" The Rose, Thistle, and Rbstorock—may they be
strengthened by Loyally, a id cherished by Patriotism."
" Civil and Religious Liberty."
" The Protertairt Ascemlaney."
‘• His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, Lord Lieutenant of
the City sad County of &WWI"
" Lord Grroville, Lord Migb-Steward of this City."
" The Members io Parliament for this City."
Mr. BILIGHT returned drinks for himself and worthy col-
league."
" The R. corder mid Court of Aldermen."

[We most sincerely regretted that on this tnast being an-
rionaced from 'be Chair, no Alderman was present to return
t►anks.)
" TM She►ilb of BAIA"
•' TM Bishop and Clergy of am Diocese."

Tim Rer. Dr. Randolph rwanews4 Shoals by saying, " It
devolves upon Ise, Sit, I behave, frogs age and situation, to
Warn thanks to you in the name of my brethren, fur the
honour you have dune slim proposing our health.; and I as
sure that on thls leaflet occasion we mu.t be Mort piculiarry
istereated, beewttee we mast feel that the proteetbi hid
riariltun of I lie laws of this kingdom, is the prutcitar sad
guardian of the laws ef smart far time glorious true, uf which
see hope to approve iourvelve% god are bound to labour to
mike others !else and fanktul @objects Yes, Sir, in this
happy island 'loyalty ro the Sovereign is not only the surest
safeguard of our etvil tights, but ii interwoven its oer rett:
glues cereal.; and the peaceable polities ails, Bible, *Welt ytiti
have braid so ailiniraldy disenseed this slay—Lure the Bro.
thertimul, fear 'God, honour the King—tire the only politics
that will sake us dwell in peace and safety. There may,
Sir, and there ever will be, differences of •oplition both in our
religion and politics; but they see only.differroceo or' ar.
gameut, whirls, however strenuously rnetutslOcd, lead
to so discordaucies of action. This, in the wise and
good, wilt ever be harmonious and uniform to support
of a constitution which leaves opinion free, arid which, not-
withstanding its real or supposed intiperfections, is the
greatest earthly blessing that ever nation yet enjoyed. In
short, Sir, differ as we may in many points, on this most
vegetatel and important use we are all I am sure agreed—
that King and subject is a pledge of mutual security—that
without religion we should hate so loyalty, and without loy-
alty we should soon have no religion. if I might venture to
conclude the thanks thick I thou offer, with a toast, it
sbuuld be—" May the Kies feel that he governs a free Peo-
ple, and tbe People feel that they have a free King to rule
user them."

" The Very Rev. the Dean of Bristol, and thanks to hint
fur his roust t xeelleat Samoa at the Cathedral."

" The Earl of Liverpool."—Glee, Buds of Roses.—
"The Agriculture, Commerce, Arts, and Manutictures of
she Canted Kingdom."—" The Marquis of Lansdowo,"-
14 The. Marquis of Haidings."—."Tite Meraberstbe Gioucel.
tershini."--" The Members for Sismersetshire."—`, Prosperity
to the City of Bristol."—°Sir Menem' Lawrence, and tbe
()thee native Artists Of this City.".-." Tba Ladies of Briatol."
The dinner at the Mnatagno was Wended by about thirty
Gentlemen of the Isiiiect ingeottability. Alderman Sir R.
Vaughn; presided. ••••%
ILLUMINATIONII...4a tie evening, ire-works were played
oir on Brandon-bill, and the City was very generally illu-
minated. There was very little variety I. the devices em-
ployed; but, with one exception oath they were oomph-
inentary to the throne, without airy admixture of factious
politics. The streets were erowded to a late hour, and the
utmost harmony aud good order prevailed among all classes.
Among the novelties which occupied public attention on
the coronation day,sotbing was more gratifying than the en-
tertainment given by Mr. Jobs Hare, jon. to 100 of the
poorest old nice and women In this city, whose aggregate
agerrwititittoted to 7,717. A good dinner of old English
fare was provided at the Tick Hall, where they all encircled
lase table, with the oldest man, aged St, at the head, dressed
in the helmet, Sic. worn by the Champion at the corOsatiou
of Kirg Untie" die fine.
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Two gentlemen, passengers from Dahlia to Limerick, look
a walk to the extremity of slie town of Mouutrsth; one of
them reinarked, as two young girls passed, " observe these
pretty girls," and coatinued their walk; some young men
accosted them, and inquiredr bow they would dare sprak to
those girls.," Mr. T. Lawrence, of Hemmer, and Mr. -,
who were the gentlemen is question, mildly observed that
they had nut offered the slightest offence. Mr. Lawrence
seeing four roams advaaciug, observed, "If you advance
I slwll Are." He then restated a pistol; at this moment
his friend seismd his arm and lowered it, which proved an
anfortuaate eircaisatance, for at that iiiiriaat Mr. Lawrence
received a blow of a mow or the skull, which oceasioued a
dreadful (name, and a stab of a flesh fork, which mooed
the lON of one eye, and lascerated. his face is a shocking
mauler. noon the dreadful fracture in him skull, asid the
Other injuries he has received, much apprebeasiow is enter-
Mien/ GO his Me. The fair vilhtlos bate Out yet !Nei rya
arrehended.--( Limerick 'Var.)

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