The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-24 00:00:00

by standard-hearers, tarrying the nneherollll elegant aunt
Sags belonging to the artificers of the dock-yard. which had
tree kindly lent fur the occasion, Front the Parade the
Mad of the processions kit off info George-street, through
Caraberland-street, arid St. A übyn-streci, lir the dinner tables,
where the clildren divided themselves on each side, and pro-
ceeded down Fore.street„ unlit they hail reached their re-
spective ghee'. No lanairate could An jrootiee to the sight
oben all were seated. Firm she head of Fore.street to the
Vhschleates, and down St. Aobyn-strert, tables, inclosed by
topes, sad regrilarty laid with white cloths, and groaning
under the weight of old English fare, with barrels of beer at
certain distances—the children and attendants ranged on
kith,' aide, with cuunalcsa spectators behind them, and above
in the windows of the house., attracted universal admira-
tion. A signal being made by trumpet from the c.ortre of
the line of tables to preplre for mumble grace, the halo of
the buys sininhaneously Bew off at if by magic, the band
strati' op, and the children and leathers Joined in singing,
se the tune of Moms--

Re pee eent at our table, Lord,
He here and every where adored;
Thy creatures bless, and grant that we
May feast, in Paradise, with thee.
After *hill, all retested chent•elves mid dined, the Com-
'dime and teachers carving and otherwise tionatiogithe tortj.
vi.itlON near deem. At the crinchnion of dinner, another
signal being given by hamper, the whole stood up, •ud
emu, accompanied by the haul,
" Praise GEO, Nom whom all blessings flow," &c.
The children then sat down until the trumpet sounded,
ohm, they again stood op and drank the King'. health, with
eonsinued eSeering ; after %Inch they sung " God sure the
nurse;, with nddiemant SPOOZ3II.
Aber the tildes had Siren cleared, the children and choir,
eireompanied by the imincims, sung an Ode, written foe the
occasion. sod pi to music by • gentlernaie of the towel.
When we heir/ those ehildren, with cheerful faces and in-
intent benefit. eleratidg their voices, in conceit, to the
Tbroor of .Grace, imagination transported ar to thud
periods when, as introits of families, they would instil all
the Inmate derivrel nom public instruction into the Woes
of their dodge, *ha, in their tent, might diffuse the eft-
simple among their otr:pring, nail so i.e progredioo, till
ens,. and direedre, generated by ignorance, should abatierou
their fatal hold on that pint of satiety commonly supposed
to be mint Inside lo deviations from the paths of virtue.
The weather, as if in commotion with the benevolent
e,hiectr of the dry, was Must me•picious, and we have nut
. 'heard that • mingle accident occurred to mar the voiced liar-
eunoy. , The broke,. victuals were Ohs next morning inane-
/mud at the work-lonise nosong three hundred pour persous.
• . •'rte town uit Thornily exhibited • continued scene of
festivity and rejoicing. Very early is die moronic the fronts
of the houses in the tweets through which the prim ... ions
were to pass, wer• ornamented with appropriate devices, in-
tevapersed meth laurel nod other evergreens. In the middle
r,f the shrubbery, on Wrier-square, a bilge Colon Jock was
'hoisted, mid ies Gent of Mr. nhekerson's house appeared •
lute faded figure of Fame, with a trumpet, in the midst of
no elegant wreath of roses, thistle', and shamrocks, with
the motto " Trio jvnefa fa wen,"
A public. dinner was given to 24 aged and infirm poor,
by Mr. PartriekTe, of Lleske•street, and another was provided
for the same nomber at the head of Fore-st, eet. Many in-
dividual,: •lni gave dimmers to their woilmen and families,
nod all seemed rimiest," to oinerve the day as a general
juhilee
The /impregnable and Windsor Cattle, in harbour, were
deeded tout iu the adverse( all nations, abide produced ft
, plearine eifect.
About nine o'clock in She evesing the lalprearable pea
rented • most nose! and hi Mimi pprearance, bend superbly
elloodnoted by lamps up her rigging, and Sr the Nttew, by
G. IV. R.
About eight o'clock the United Lodges of Freemasons,
. with Ike insignia of their order, assembled en Wrier-
...rare, from *hence they walked in peueession to Plymouth.
The naval and military pensiowers, with stern flags,
headed by • hand, playing " Stork! the bonny Dock-yard
(wile," walked in rocerseon thiougli the tows in the after-
lawn, from Plymouth.
A grand review of all the troops in garrison took place.l
one o'clock, on Mount Wise, by Major-Geweral Teach, add
a fert de joie was fired in honour of the day.
floyal salutes were •leu tired from the lines, shipplelfs
and from the Lail of Mount Eder umbe's battery. Tba
conColllflie of aperiaturs 051 illiTeDlie.
The ofliecrs of the 3d Reginnot of Guards gave • dinner,
in Granby square, to the non commissioned officers and
prim,es, with their sneer mid freuili.s. Tables were laid on
the green, enclosed by brunches of laurel, tastefully dia.
posed, and surmounted by tablets, on whirls were inscribed
" Lismelles, Egypt, Tal , Rarsona, Perinsida, and Wa-
terloo." Al er dinner, " The health of his Majesty
George IV, and may be lire hunk lo sway (lie sceptre of these
Teuton," was drank with enthusiasm, and loudly cheered.
The national notheens of "Grid rare the !Chip," and Rule
• Britannia," were then mong,accumpanied by the band. The
' otTcers were present, and appeared highly gratified wills this
loyal feeling aid harmony which prevailed.
A grand dinner was given by Commissioner Shield, on
Thorsday, to the Officers of the Navy, &e.
At St. Johit's Chapel, in the trening, • most excellent end
eppropriste demon was preached by the Rev. W. Primer,
sue Lecturer, from the lid, verse of the 11th chapter of the
Id Kings, after which the united choirs of the town and
veighliourhood, accompanied on the organ by Mr. Lancaster,
mod led by Mr. Bowden, performed the Coronation Anthem,
tht- Cherubim Chorus, the grand Dettingen Tr Denny and
Vallelmjah (from Handel), wills an effect truly sublime.—
We hear that it is is contemplation to celebrate the memory
of that great composer here, by an annual performance from
los works.
Ilse Jews met at their Syne...acne at four o'clock in the
afternoon, and, after an •ppropeiate discourse had Lech deli-
vered, • collection was made for the poor.

. Many horses at Taxpoint r.•re illuminated on die night
of the coronation. and at Trevol, the eesidenre or J. C.
Roberts, Diti, a large &Mite cast a radiance on the cuuully
fur several miles round.

• ITOMMOVIIE.
In this town above 1001. were subscribed to regale the irs.
duskiest* poor aud the children of the charity school. on IM
day of the Coronalitm, arrangements for wish were markt
wider the direction of a committee, who contracted with Mrs.
:ranke fur supplying them with • substantial dinner. In ter
inuentag the children of the different public schools, beaded
by T. C. Shiells, Esq. the magistrate, and attended by lb,
committees, walked in processioo through the priairlpal
streets, the Royal Naval Ilorpital and Marine Barracks, S
the Long-room-hill, where, at three o'clock, dinner was sm.
ed up to about 1,301 persons. At ive o'clock the Rev. Mr.
Mulliday attended to give a benediction, aud finished by liar
appropriate service, when the children depsricd under their
respective teacherv, and *Mr dismissed to their homes. Tb
emaimier were indulged with music, and kept up tho
" merry jig" until
au orderly manner.
The standard of England, and other eniblemetic Bags and
colossi's so Se displayed &rooted the square of the Royal Ma-
rine Doi asks with a huge garland crown stretching .crow
tire centre, elegantly femooned with laurel. Tables capable
of dining 1,100 perilous, which was about the number of
men al head•quarters, with their wives and families, mete
laid in the middle of the 'mimic_ the dictier, which tom
WWII of cirri thing of the beat kind and is the greatest
Weill?, was PflUldell by the liberality of the officers of the
corps, and screed no at Isaif-post it.* o'clock, with a quart
• •truisg beer or cider to emit individual. Praise to the
king of Kings fur what iter were about to receive smut given
by She Rev. Mr. Moffitt.), the whole company rising unco-
vered (by tap of droin), anti rerpouilieg A 1131.14 After din-
' ore, having returned thanks to that heueficent Being hum
whom all bounty Bows, the health of their eeeee rd Monarch
vas proposet! by the mojeaut-major of the Jimmie's, sad
lopaetify drunk with four tomes four, the baud striking up
"Cod Save the King,' and the Cononaading Offeets at the
load of each table drinking his Majesty'. health. The
le-alib of their uta,vcraolly-beloved sod fyibelly Commander.
Msjor-Geueral Tench, was weal proposed, and distils wails
euiliustasits, followed by, cheers, as were Muse of the other
liflieer. Tire wbole concluded with music and dancing,
every tree betokening content, std every heart exulting will&
joy at the kind entirtaingient.
At half-past Bee do $e missals of the corps auser•
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