The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

AT BATII : Major General Sir H. and Lady Vtivasour,
Sir G. Airey, Sir D. Hill, Sir T. Heathente, Sir G. Hewett,
Sir I'. Lethbridge, Sir John Mor is, and Sir Gerard Neel.
AT HARSOGATI :—Tbe Earl of Balcarras, Sir John and
Lady Gordon, Sir Robert and Lady Vaughan and family, Sir
James soil Lady Grant and family, Lady Delasal, Sir James
Reddle, Hon. Mr. Wall, Sir M. sod Lady Stewart and
family, and Sir J. and laxly Marjoribanks and fatuity.
AT EASTBOURNE :—PArI and Countess of Sheffield, the
Ladies Minya. Lady E. Lindsay, Rev. Mr. Dodson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lansharit and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peale, and
111 e. sod Mrs. Greville Howard.

Lady SOPHIA iIEATHCOTS is fast recoveriag
from her late alarming ind:sposition, it severe ner-
vous fever. Her Ladyship has left town for Hein
House, the seat of her mother, the Countess of
DYSART.
On Thursday Count WORONZOW, a Russian
Nobleman of great eminence, visited Chester, ac-
companied by Captain BETTY. In the course of
the day he visited F.aton Hall. On Thursday
night he departed fur Hawkstotie, where lie has becu
fur some time on a visit.

SURREY THEATRE.—Twn more new pieces have
been add.d to thin prolific theatre, wider the titles of
The Mysterious Marriage, atni Frederick and Vol-
taire, or the King curl she Port, to which will he
added. The 'lwo 4:regoriss, and The Hussar.
Among the distinguished persons who last week
hollowed this theatre were, her MsigsTY, Lord
PETLIZSIIANI, the Duke of LElNsrea, the Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Tevirrocx. Lord J.
RessELL, Lord FIFE, Sc. 82C..
CORONATlON..—Rwmarkchlr fact respecting tLc
Quer:N.—When this Princess Wan wars ied to his pre-
sent Mums', alw.wae actually then presented to the Bride-
groom with a Crown of costly Jewels on her bead, as may
be sera in that extraordinary Picture representing her Mar-
riage, iuchitling all the Royal Family, in the prune of life,
with the preucipal Personages of the Court of GeoßGe 111.
in the CIHIIIIIIIIe of that ceremony, painted from the life by
W. HAMILTON. ILA.; which Picture will be given iu one of
the Prises of Tonalities Picture Lottery, to be drawn on
the 241 h of this Month, and may now he seen, gratis, at
No. 53, New Bond-street, where the tatuve curious circum-
stance easy be noticed. The Lottery Tickets are selling at
Three Guineas each.

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4 sof ut • 4ULT 13.
le paremmelt 04 diary mins Majesty's Most Honourable
Privy Council, the fella keg instructions have been framed
for oresrieg she a acees, and retorts of carr;We
• meaning pinions to and from Westiniristee.Hell and Ah.
on the measles of bid Mt jetty's corooatiou us the 10th
10 „serenest), wish sheie fiortructitine the necessary dirmlione
have bees given to all his Majesty's Officers aad *enfold/
concerned in carrying them into execution. The doors of
the Halt mod Abbey hill be opened at three o'clock is Ale
eneeniag. At the lame hoer all the gates of Hyde-park,
eves she Keestogtee-gate, will be opened for carriages,
and the Stabialard.gete will be opened for the passage of
sock carriages as will he permitted to use lb, second route
laid Move in the testreetions. The doors of the Hall and
Abbey will be Abet as ammo o'clock in the naornine *phut
all Miami, nes* those who are emitted to be set dowse at
the Hoses of *ION and the doors of that Home will be
1 abet at eight nkfikek. AM carriages are thee to depart, and
the gates of eligralst will be open at throe o'clock in the
afternoon, to ihgemerlikb are to wait there for the return of
their swamis altalikod is the second sad third route,.
..ewese-b Si I.I3IOUTH.
No. I.
Hoerr for the Poreige Ministers, fur all those who are to
form part of the Procession, and fur those who have
Tickets from Peers, Judges, Privy Conusellurs, and Greed
Crosses of the Bath.
N 11.—The holden of "inch tickets ally also use the route
Nu. 4.
PSIS down Grosvenor-place; Eatmastreet, and the Vox-
ball-road, slam Millbsink.roads Uillbauk.stieet' and the
east side of Abingdon-lumen -set down at the Hanle of
Leeds; and go home by the west side of Abisigiltmatreet,
along College-street, Little Collestreet, Wood-street,
North-street, St. lobe's Church-yard, Little Tuflon-etreets
Tufion-street, the liorsehrry.road, Cary-street, the Portia
and west sides of Vincent's-square, and Ileotinek-street.
Persons of the above descriptions from the eastern parte
of the town, will fall into this line most easily by crossing
Vauxball.bridge.
All the foregoing persons will be exeleded unless they or.
rive by eight o'clock its the moreiug.
In the evening the carnage, to take away the above.nuni-
nutted persons, will waft in Vineent',-square, with the bind
wheels against the rails of the square, will come from domes,
(when required) by the reverse of the niornieg route, up the
west side of Abingdon-street, and go house by the cat side
of that street, the Millbauk.road, gull Vauxbalbroad.

No. 2.
Roots for all Persons oho bays Tiekets for the South Shis
of the Aisle of Westisioster Abbey. . .
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Eater St. Juncer-park at the Stable-yard, Pass slate the
Mall, cross the Parade, and leave the Park by Stumes-nale,
pas. down Prinec.-street; set down iu Dean's-yard, sod go
bone by Batslion-sheet, Little Smith-skeet, Snsithitreet,
Dean-street, Tothill.streeti abe Broadway, York-street,
Jaanes,streei, tato the Park at Buclreugltam.gate, up Consti-
tution-kill, sod out at the Hyde-park-corner-fate.

All the foregoing persona will be excluded, unless they
take their seats by seven o'clock is the morning.
fa the afternoon the carriages to take away the foregoing
persons will cuter St. Jamea's-par k from Piccadilly, and wait
in the Hird.eage-walk, with the hind wheels against the
bombe% sod the Inarses' head. fruntiog the camel, and (when
called fur) will take up and go home by the same route as
is the moraing.
This route will be used by those who bare seats in the
bawds which ulna
No. 3.

Route of all Persons who have Tickets fur the North Side
of the Aisle of Westminster Abbey.
Fall into the lice iu Cuckspor-street, pass on the west side
of the statue at Chstring.cross, down Parliament-street and
the Broad Sauctuary. set down at the stairs which will be
provided to cross the platform, and go home through Little
George-street, into George-al reel, and through DeMay-street,
Dirk/mired, Charles-straret, said Kiiitstreet. into Whitehall.
♦N the foregotog persons will be excluded, ■sew they
take their seats by seven erica-in the morning.
In the afte►noon the carriages to take away the foregoing
persons, will enter St. James's-park from the Slable.yard,
info to the left, end wail on the Parade in the Park, with
the hind wheels agaiust the railing, and the horse.' heids
frosting the Horse-Guards, sod (when called for) will pass
through the Horse-Guards, down King-street, take up where
they set down in the morning, and reliant home by the west
side of Parliament-street.
This route will be used by those who have seats in the
Guildhall, sad in the bouilis in the Abbey Church-yard and
St. Margaret's Cburcli-yard, and is the pedals of Parlia-
ment-equare.
No. 4.
Route for all persons having Ticket, fur Westminster Hall,
end the Exchequer and Duchy of Lancaster Office'.
Fall into the line in the Strand, pass on the east side of
the statue at Charing•crun, down Perliamen t-st reet, set down
at the platform, near the corner of New Palace-yard, from
whence the parties will walk along the platform into the
Hall, and the carriages will go home along Bridge-street, and
over Westminster-bridge.
All the foregoing persons will be excluded, unless they
take their seats by seven o'clock in the moruing.
In the evening the carriages to take away the foregoing
persons will wait round the Asylum, with the bind wheels
against the walls, and (when called fur) will take np where
they s.t choir in the morning, and to go home along tire
east side of Parliament-street.
This mote will be used by those who have seats in New
Palace-yard.
The attendant to wait on eaeh Lord, spiritual and tempo-
ral, during the banquet in Westminsier Hall, on the day of
his Majesty's Corona! ion, must be babited in a scarlet single.
breasted frock coat, edged with narrow gold lace, and gilt
honrs, with a garter blue silk sash round the waist, white
kerseymere waistcoat and brcecht-r, and white silk stockings,
with black shoes and scarlet rosettes.
No person whatever, who shall be present at the solemnity
of his Majesty's Royal Coronation as spectators, can appear
in mourning habits on that day.
The FAH Marshal's Gold Stall OfQeers will meet in West-
minster Abbey, on Tuesday utoruiug next, at one o'clock, its
order to receive directions to enable them to discharge their
respective duties un the day of his Majesty's Coronation.