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

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!Ileitts of lAtuis Yetatireary „. lAA sfliit,l'etatida
'boss, enotribuia to the halite of the a Win. cans- ' • is,ldtt,
asiimi•day.
' We hear that the Marv* of Hertaird bali ma ly •• ; . •
Presented the CorPoratlisli of Ueda with fdret'bei • ;.? ..,
his pork as Temple-Iftwoostor, for the carvultion
His Majesty'slnn be Cosantemorated Bribi
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• lie dinners at the deem he, MA, (the Mayor Nat:
Chair); the Aryl Inn, Citeohnlield (S. Duthie, Mayor,
la the Cheir)4 and at Mr. Liarll4 (Mr. Clare ghtuts 4ii the
Chtir); the•ltedirbile lost,'Wlrtswortli (Philip Gen, of Hop.
ton E*9 theChia') sad lbw Gee* Alfretuei the
Rev. H. C. florewood is the (lair)! /1.4 ."1
At Gigolos CeiesteMitee Of the alifiditation of the( city
'US been appointed, to regulate the Maher itt wh,ch the
trey will be eel...rated, sad they have arranged as follows :
A bullock is to be roasted la the utarket•pleee to the
foreseen.
Tee Corporstioa will proceed from the Hall between, fun
esti eleven to aimed divine service at the Cathedral, and
ow theiesainen the bullock, with breed aud beer, lo4frbe
distribuldd.
It is seaspillsisd !het • private Selintript,Pes is esteredittiu
for ronsfitelliesther bullock in Ber.street at the tariveliefe.
A triumphal hock will be erected to the Minket, audit is
isilmaded Mat moth arch shell be emitiumed elauditir for
tease therithir fur the view of she public.
A civic hoot will be had at tit. Audrew's Hall, at four
ll'itleek, by them Gestimmes who may knee taken tickets by
}today seal (this day), at six o'clock, at 11.. each, sad all
110111tional eapanse will be borer by the Corporat iou.
had at tee &deck is the evenimg, a growl display of Are.
Wthils will be elarten, seder the direction of skilful perms".
'4lollltet so itemige may thereby easue to the inhabitant or
Awe which a boeSre will be lighted aud cou-
Bite auperismodence.
B 1•4111104 or ether carriage, nor any horses or other cattle,
fletithes hate the market-place of the city, on any pre-
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`relsatever, after aisle o'clock in the erestog, lest any
should *tear; as squibs, rockets, grenides, Gre-
er pistols, will he thrown and Geed by persons
by the Corporation, either in the day time or
N sight, is She streets or market,.
The ancient ilosaugh of Illono•-upon•Trent will again
mompieusistely althea teeth is l.ysiiy by the festivities la-
minded t. take place ow the day appointed, in celebrattau of
his Majesty's Coronatimi, nailer the direction of a Com-
mittee, and the 'salsas loyally of its amiss Bailiff, Sir
J. D. Fowler, vibes the inhabitants, attended by the Sunday
scholars, preceded by a bead of stesie, and escorted by the
Burton troop of fitsffordithite poonsavrey cavalry, will go in
pareessiou to church, where as appeepetem nervoom will be
preached by the Rev. ii.Joneet, the very Worthy falissiater of
Barton, after which epwarnisof•oooftiee poor inhabitarits wilt
be 'applied in the public abeam with n good dinner ma a
IT suitable quantity of ale, wad is the stitersoon their families
with tea, ike. opposite their ewe boosts. At four o'clock
the Geutlemen and principal iislialtiosals will sit demo to an
excellent dinar, which will believed up in the Town Hall
by Moe Wilson Itf the White Hart Ism; and in the evening
several ling.heade of that far-famed justly-esteemed
• Strong Burton Winos" will be giver le liberal but appro-
priate hbatioas to the popolare. And os the following
,evreaing a ball will take place in the Town Hall, ruder the
auspices of Mrs. Pycroft.
At Ashburn., the day will he celebrated by a pubLe
di atter at the Gress 5i.... There will also he oxen and a
'caber of sheep roasted, which with a sufficient quantity
of Mead, ale, die. will be diatribsted amulet the populace ;
sod ether rejoicings will take place ott the happy occasion.
At Sheffield, Hugh Parker, Esq. Ism accepted an in-
vitation which was gives him ha preside at she politic &suer
is the Assembly Rooms, in bouour of his Majesty's corona-
ties. The Heater Cutler, the Tuwit's Reseal, and Capital
Church Burgess, are te 1.141 She duties of Vice-Presieleats.
A public pretension will previously take place, whirls, after
leaving the ueighbouriscred of the Cane. where the whole is
to assemble, will proceed to the Boreal ground, foe the pur-
pose of laying the foundation Mose of the sew Church,
which is there to be erected, and which, we inedcratautl, will
hereafter receive the appellation of St. George's Church.
A sum of money will be given by the Tun it's Trustees, the
Church Burgesses, and Cutlers' Company, to provide cloth-
ing for pour and aged met, and foe other beseirukut pur-
poses.
There will be a ball al the Assembly Rooms, on the even-
ing ensuing the coronation.
A maguiAcent erection, we understand, is to be made in
front of the gates of the perish church, in humour of the
coroaatiou. It will cousin of three pillars, each elegantly
wreathed, the centre one to be surmounted with a Cr...'., and
the otherr, bearing the initials G. IL. on the top, will tie eon-
nected with the middle cottons by two broad festouus. The
whole will be lit up with p., inning from many thousand
perfoestioss in the pipes attached to the pillars, and promis-
ing to furnish as interrelating am exhibitiou of this beautiful
light as say that has ever yet been pia into execution. Tits
asperses mit to he defrayed by public subacriptium Front
the season of the year, the age of the :noun, and the prepera.
fiats made by the Corporative, it has not bone judged lee-
, canary to recommend any illemisatiou by the inhabitants.
We undenstatod that the Gas Company at Sheffield have
delernoised to supply vateitesaly (with the Chairman's per-
mission) a liberal quantity stigma on the eveiiing of the coro-
nation day, to any public body, or contunier, also may feel
disposed to display it in the front of their iouses, oat that
interestieg occasion. Sixty slimmed fret ages will be pre-
pared for that purpose, being the collective contents of the
three gasometer'.
In Bath, we understand, that, in addition to the ceremo-
nies noticed in • former paper, it is iateuded
the Guildhall and Pump-none. The plan of a general 11-
llllliillilloll coatimies to be depreested by a considerable
portiou of the iultabitants; tsit peeparaimms for a splen-
did display are being actively cierried mi by numerous
zealous individuals; whilst le some of the principal •treets
the inhabitants have subscribed fur a grand culuilade of il-
lumiaated arches, bum era ezireabity to the tiller, iastead
of lighting up the interior of their botany. Milneau.steeet,
it is expected, will be thus imusperuoisaly elegem'. At the
Abbey Vestry, Thursday ',ruing, it was resolved to give
a comfortable dinner, with ample allowauce of humble
luxuries to the insfortintate iamates of the poor-house, and
to grant an extra week's pay to the oat-pampers. With re-
gard to the second peer, it having liven considered imprac-
ticable in so populous a city to accomplish this public dia.
tiers that at one time were contemplated, this deserviug
class are here euesipred and earnecly lecumnunded to the
liberal atteutiuu of individual heueficence •' in some either
parithes, subscriplioaa for the purpose hate been col-
' lected ; and frum the general feeling that pt. wades the city.
we doubt not that proper care will be taken to resider !tie
day a aerilt of universal, asalloycd festivity, aud to enable
eves the humblest to drink, in exhilarating btrerbge, the
Health of OW beloved Sovereign, din; George the Foot
The day is to be celebrated at Chair' by residing the 1 o. r
people iu the Market-place with roast beef. mutton, b,...d,
strong beer, aud cider. An ox sod two sheep ale Its be lUasi-
ed %Oink for that purpose. There will also be a public dinner
at Ilse George loss to that town on the occasion.
At Hereford, a bell and other festivities are antionneed •
at thy bail, it is notified that " Ladies 111 T requested to cp-
' pear in white and scarlet dresses."
At Ashburton and Honliou there will be divine service at
the churches in the morning ; after Which the poor art fu be
regaled with meat aud drink. 'f be Gentlemen and trademarks
will also dine together, and there will be a ball and supper.
At Plymouth, hinted of an illumination, a fund bag been
raised by subeiceiptitm, and the pobr arc su be ri gilled with
is *maul 'limier IN the Markc-plact. In the evening there
will be a honkers and fireworks on the Hoe.
At Doncaster the plan proposed is, to give a breakfast of
tea and plum cake to the childreu of the Natimial Schools,
to distribute among the Wino soul aged of sixty and op-
wards, a certain portion oflhe faints in donations oft's. each,
and Willow who may feel isaiierd to partietpale iu the grim.-
, rat feeling of the day, • public dicer of roost beef and plum
podding is abundance. Is eddition to the above, we us-
decanted that a public procession pill take place is the
town, consisting of the Ma/pinta Corporation in their rub. a,
the gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood, the l.t Ithi.t
York subtle, the Stair of Ihe3J West York militia, else yen-

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