The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-18 00:00:00

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Juir'l4.
A notelier'of several eases of big-
gage• saddlery, harhesses, Ste. &c. were loaded yes-
terday from Liverpool. and immediately sent off
to the Viceregal Lodge, in the Perk, where his
Majesty will reside iformg his stay in Ireland.
Prom the repairs winch are making on the Rock
rood, it is *opposed his Majesty will. upon his lend-
ing. make his entre into Militia by that route.
• ilia Majesty. it it believed, will leave London on
the•9tptls instant, ten days afier the cormaitiou.
A horse-dealer has been (reversing tlw county of
Roscromirost, 'Purchasing ht►rse. of ill descripiimi
mer to be met with, the ►rat, low, stout, Irish
heck, said to be for the use of his Majesty.
The chuschwardens and parishioners of some

of the parithes ►n the vicinity of the Castle, have
it. we hear, in contemplation, in erect imitable
flag stall., ornamented with gilt balls, on the towers
or steeples of their respective chinches, for the pur-
pose of announcing the arrival of his Majesty, by
hoisting flags thereon, a eompliment which, we
understand, generally takes-place at Brighton, and
other town. in England, when honoured with the
presence of royalty. Both Sr. Werhurgh's church,
in the perish of which the Castle is ►itnated, and
St. Michael's Church, have towers, which we think
will be much improved by their having such orna.
mints added to them.

The Catholics have resolved not to attend the
Dublin Corporation dinner. They will. however,
celebrate the coronation by • public dinner, to
which they will be hippy to invite as minty liberal
Protestants as may be disposed to join them.

Tut Ktuo's VISIT TO SCOTLAND.--We under-
stand that the families at present residing ut Holy-
rood Palace have received intimation to remove, as
the workmen are to begin immediately to put the
Abbey in • proper state of repair for the reception of
his MAJESTY.—(Caledowi•is /Hereof 19.)
The Hon. Addle'', Company attend at the coro-
nation. They will muster in their own ground at
one o'clock to-morrow morning, from whence
they proceed to Privy-gardens to wait for orders
from Lord Sternotress to take up their station,
which it is expected will be on the right of the line
of infantry, in consequence of his MAJESTY hsing
the Captain-General, and his Royal Highness the
Duke of Sussex Colonel.
Monday morning the City Light Horse had
a grand muster in Hyde Park, preparatory to
the duties which they are to undertake on the day of
the Coronation.
The Surrey Yeomanry on Saturday went on per-
manent duty, and are to continue so till after the
Coronation.
There will be a grand review of yeomanry, &c. in
Hyde Park, by the KING, before they return home
from attending the Coronation.
A most respectable meeting of the inhabitants of
the borough of Tewkesbury was held at the Town
Hall on Wednesday last, at which it was deter-
mined. Walcott of illuminating on the day of the
e•rooation, t• enter into a subscription for the pur-
pose of providing the poor of that extensive parish
with • suitable proportion of good beef and ale;
and a considerable sum of money has since been
collected for carrying that design into executio,•.
The principal inhabitants of the town and neigi.-
bourhood intend dining together at the Hop-pole
Inn on the occasion.
WEST Cowes, JULY 14.—The inhabitants of
this place, assisted by many diatiuguished visitors,
held • public meeting on the 12111 instant, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the best mode
of celebrating the approaching coronation, when
it was unanimously resolved, that instead of an illu-
mination, the poor of the whole parish of North.
wood, us well as of the town itself, shoOhl on that
day be provided with a dinner. It is calculated
that about 2,000 pe►son•, including men. opine'',
and children, will partake of the good old English
fare, with which the tables will abound ; and at the
same time they will have an opportunity of testi-
fying their loyalty and joy upon the occasion of
an event so truly interesting and important. Sub-
scriptions were cheerfully eutered into by the Kene
Herren present, with • view to defray the expense
of the esitertaiument, and ainongst the many liberal,
we cannot avoid noticing the munificent donation
of Ggotog WARD, E•q. of Northwood House, who
subscribed fifty guineas, and granted the use of
one of his fields for the dinner. The inhabitants
and visitors, after conducting the above entertain-
ment, will take a late dinner at the Fount.iin. lie
evening will close with a brilliant display of fire-
works, and every other testimony of rejoicing. The
same emulous desire to testify its loyalty and re-
spect on the august occasion, prevails at Newport
and throughout the island.
His MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint Mr.
CoLues, near Temple-bur, his glass-enameller.

BRITISH GALLERY of i/ICTUREII, by TRESHAII
and OTTLIY...—This exquisitely beautiful Work is
ackeowledged to be the grandest Work ever published in
any Age or Nation. It is not generally keens that the Forty
Sets in Colours (each value 3201.) to be given enoung the
Prizes is " Torsi/Ws Ptcrune LorrutT," are the only
Sets in existence, except • very few iu the Subscribers bands.
The One Hundred Sets of Proofs (each value 1001.) are simi.
larly situated. As the Copperplates are to be destroyed,
the Work cannot fail to become very valuable. The Draw.
ing of ibis interesting Lottery will take place in a few Day..
Every Connoisseur sad Lover of the Fine Arts, therefore,
should purl base 'rickets without Delay.
Yesterday the drawing of the Lottery to,.k place,
when J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT had the pie:owe to
share and sell stern Prizes of 2,4001, Nos. 0,182 and
12,730, in addition to No. 1,446, 4,0001.; Nu. 19,023,
2,1001. all in the present Lottery. The fortunate beide',
are requested to apply fur the value of their Shares imme-
diately, u well as to furnish tin =selves with Sharer fur the
Anal close of the Lottery, TIJESDAT, 24th instant, when
Prizes of 25,0001, 15,0001, sad many other Capitals, must
all be dray.

Yesterday No. 10,830 was drawn a Prize or
TiVelli V 'l'lu,u•and I'uond., Com•ols, which was
Shared by 81811 in One Half, Our Eighth, sad Six Six-
teenth Shares. BISII has sold in the present Lottery, ex-
clusive of the above, 14,041, s Prize of 21,1,0401. 3 per Cent.
Consols ; 19,515, a Prise of 16,0001. 3 per Celli. Consuls,
and several umlaut capitals. The Lottery Swishes Next
Tuesday, ou which day
One Prize of
Owe Prize of 15,000
Two Prizes of 3,000
and various other Capitals, Consols sad Money, must all
be draws.—A few virmalid ',•drawn Tickets sod Shame
are still selling by BISH, at his Offices, 4, Csirshill, sad
9, Charing-awe, Landis, sad by his Agents in the Gauntry.

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A o,i,q aredtgaiten 'Was yesterday held se CoAlialls al
which bir Richard-bur:10101 "Presided as torsos tames fur
the Lord Mayor.
Aklicalan Garrett saiddlk. Aldeems• Teaah'es gave
the issue! bond to tike emir themselves the Once of Sherd'
on the 28th September neat.
Sir William Cords, Hart. is his place having aitgo,fteil lii•
assent, arcording to the art of Common Connell in that be-
half, to remove to the Ward of Bridle Without, in the • 00000
of the late Sir Watkia teem, the Coort requested the Lord
Mayor to issue his precept far the etemion sir an Ableimlis
of She ITsrd of Tower, be the place of Sir William
The Court proceeded to hear the Petitions of %Ir. Higbee
and Mr. Tegg against the election of 31r. William Lister se
Common Councilman fur the Ward of SamiAlaw ; and Mr.
Adam, as Counsel on their behalf, was heard •1 great leagth
thereon, and examined evidences! the bar alb, Coml.

Mr. Linter was heard on his objection to the ssmn.
Sir C. S. filnater, Bart. the Aidernian of the Ward, wan
also heard, end examined farther witnesiea.
Slrangtos were then mitered to withdraw, and the Court.
after shortly deliberating thereon, adjudged the said election
to be void, and • precept was direeted to be iwned fur t
Warditiote for • new election.

Public nosier was given to several persons in atienilsoe..
twp•eting a proposed reduction in the pay tf the Ciei I-
whipp.sys, upon she Petit i,lll of the Ship owners iu the :Si., iti,
but that the Cooed could nut then come to a An tl dreisiu
tkereon, from the press of other bossiness before them.
Cummissioners of the Curet of Requests fur the months of
Actual end September next were appoint. il.
Mr. Cot hbert was admitted one of the i/fficers of the Lor
Mayor's Household, in the rutin. of Mr. ruttier. resigned,
The Court agreed wish a Report from Erommuel Hos.
',Hal for extending the objects of that charity.
As extra allowance of one pound of beef and a pint of
strong beer was ordered to be made in each of she primitive
is she several gaols of the City on the day of the Coronation.
cud the front of Guildhall to be handsomely illuminated em
t►e eye of that day.