The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-17 00:00:00

FASIIIONADLR MOVEMEN7N.

The Duke nod Ducker, of Northomh"" .acd to
town )wterdatt from their seat, Swot N
Lord Longford it arrived at the 1 chalet, Jerasya.
street, from a lour.

Laid Arden has arrived •1 hi isi St. Jainses-plaee
from Ireland.

Arrivals at the Clarende el, Braid Weft :-Coasst De
Mmitrou mot suite frog• • to sithstol the e.mmatioa ;
General and Mrs. err ~,,sn there seat is Sasses; It.
Mit, Esq from his , Beverley, Yerhshire; T. Mar-
lin. Esq. from ditto.

Arrivals at Kirkl. . , Hotel, lower II ' -ut erryt :—lF.arl
of Meath from Iris • • in Ireland; Nor Etter 'lna It r. 11.sker
front their seat psi li ;-- Morris, Eq. from his seat,
Charleanod, Berk*. Monitore from 4111.0-COrialall UM
geraton for Ssullia k •1,11).
Depsrtures fro' i I'llemas's floret, Re.itstes“qtlare :-••••
"
Chill 13. Lang. - . for los seat is fte.h.; IV. A. HefflN
Esq. tor hist sear,l • e Palk, Devon.
The Countess s !IP 1...t.1ies Aside...l4ms* hare arrived
at their house in ' over-street, im their seat. Askirorra-
hens-place, Sesser/
The Hon. Clip F. Siewast left tows yesterday for kits
sear E.skirre-ho, N 11.

The Rev. II er left Wee yesterday Cur leis rest. San-
Max Wells, B.f
Arrival. at th.' ..anvwirk Motet, Dever-cereet, titoever.
square:—Print. demo, asel •4141 C frees Sitar re :lived
at the corona, Lord Aohlsorrtur, tiers Nrotteed; an/
Mr. and Mrs e front a tour.
Arrival., at . Ines, Motel, tower IRra.4c.sarrei:—The
Margais and M don,. of Batefront Caro,' ♦'arr. 11.4-
f..rdshire ,• the E Cuuttiele of ther,...lfr an., 4 444.411- ;
William Millillel• Esq. and Mies 111411eista tense
(11(44m-hall, York.. •; the Mon. J. Slasairli
(rum Rufford.hall.
Flit MAJESTY .1/4 an airing yesterday in his
coach and four.
Yesterday the L of CANSIIDan received
respectful calls from Bishop of Loseoir. the
Porioguese Amhassau. t Carmicso of Gum-
FOND, Mr. BocHFoau .•IGE, the Earl of
WILTSHIRE, Lieut. E. HA.. &c. &e.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE t • lie Princess
AticusTA y.sierdry.
Yesterday the PriliCetS AUGUSTA rode - .
coach sod four.

Prince LEOPOLD arrived in town yesterday after-
noon from Claremont. In the evening his Royal
Highness honoured Mr. end Mrs. CourTM with
his c puny :it dinner, to meet the Duke ol YORK,
and the other Rope! Dukes.
Yesterday the reig g Duke of SAXP.-MEININ•
GEN rode out with the Duchess of CLARENCE and
the Duchess of KENT, in a cv+cl► and lour, mood
the Regent's Psrk, and other environs of the Nle-
tropolir. His Serene Highness afterwards accom-
panied the Duke of CLARENCE to view West-
tuiiister Abbey, %Ye•tmins'rr Hall. and the other
pieparations for the KING'S curonatiou.

Hit 11
AJ EST Y , we understand, proposes In have
• grand review of the cavalry in town on Saturday.
Lady GWYDYR has i►sued cards of invitation for
■ rout on Friday next at her house, Terrace, Pic-
cadilly.
Earl and Countess BATHURST entertained a dis.
tinguished party yesterday at their house iii Stan-
hope-street, Nlay-lair.
The Earl •ud Counters of ARRAN bad a card
party yesterday evening at their bowie in Dover-
street.

The Part of PonTArthirrtrrots end H. S. k EAT-
INGE, Esq. have hod the honour of two interviews
with Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, relaiive to his
MAJESTY visiting the Curragh of Kildare, on the
approaching- tour to Ireland; the KING wa• pleased
8114114 that he was fully sensible of the attention
of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Turf Club,
and should time and circumstances permit, ii st his
MAJESTY would feel considerable pleasure in He-
reining their kind invitat,on. A grand nod splen-
did meeting will take place on ibis occasion.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY.—It is very much to
the honour or ilicee eminent men to none forward
so kindly in support of an unfortunate, although a noble ell-
terprize, in the Fine Arts.—We allude to those superb
Works composing the Pi izee in "TON/ I NS'S PI CTU E.
LOTTERY," which will be drawn in a few days. lo testi-
monial letters to the Hume of Commons from these distin-
guished men—Ste BENJAMIN WEST, the late President,
says, "they are correct mid beautiful, mid will he honoured
and admired by subsequent ages." Sir Thomas LAWRENCE,
the present President, "liar nu difficulty in saying, Ihat they
are beautiful specimens." Sir Hitt.t.teet tis.reity says,
" there cannot be two opinions or their merits; they are cer-
tainly in. s 1 eaqiii.itely finished and antique." Mr. WARD
says, 11,11 e. ran he but one opinion as respects their excel-
lence." Mr. SHE!, "has great pleasure in adding Ini tea-
*inaptly to that of the President of the Royal Academy, in
whose high commendation he eniirrly concurs." Mr.
SMIRKS says, " the mode in which they are completed, as
Painting., is new mid ingenious, and the result far exceeds
any coloured ionitatious that were eicr produced in Europe."
The Observer of Sunday, July 21, will contain
full and correct account of the Coronation Cere-
monies, illustrated with Four Engravings and Explmatory
Tables. It will consist of Two Sheets. making Furey Folio
Columns, without any Advertisements is tither. Each sheet
will (011111111 two Views of the Interior of the Abbey and the
Hall, at the must interesting periods of the ceremony. The
price of the two sheets will be fourteen-pence (seven-pence
each). To prevent disappointments, The Observe', will be
kept on sale for ten days after the day of publication, so that
it can he had until the Ist of August, and being a stamped
newspaper, it can be sent to any part of the United King-
dom free of postage, franks fur which purpose may be had
gratuitously at the Offices, Nu. 169 and No.liet,Strand. The
Observer eon also be ordered through the Newspaper Agents,
Postmasters, mad Country Bovkselleni.

THEATRES.

• M RIC F.T.
The eomedy of The be... .

fo►med at Mi% theatre liat ssixitt.

took the part of Do,i,oori, tier hero and hoe A .
man of the pi-cr. bong his fiat appearance oil toe
Antrim= Ti-gives iintaiteri-pietnrcof the gay; mat-
Ode. and accomplished its.o' of 6,4 . withnut
aufferisig the amid or the sosillire culotalis% to pre-
dominate- ; with:me "sotifeting-lem-to tiginer into a
anitki,og at„ Of Milli( mg into a 1111VrreliSCO41111,
is a task that. fesv•kner been &mid egoist t...
CONWAY'S dtliiirattein of 14.4 night happily ineisilt.4
the " grave sod gay," the "li+rfa.wed severe." IL
wits tqualde and throughsti,
TRIAY, Of II sysigh the presi:leol. to ail-hismen.e,l
old mats, wt o fort-tees every event. etas rlan. .
home ill the elmnieter. Mrs. JOHNSON'. lel4ats
Hardy was in her best style ; !ter affected aokn,t,,t_
siesa sod nernic.eise honte. in list i•eeno,l act,
adnurubly contiasted with the rase *MI vie•g4s.er
her 1111 l sue' its the nroogoreallr wror. Mrs. Cu
Trtt.sy go. u full effect to the spirit awl
f• • :kit. The !muse was aril aiteititeit.
ee emielttiled with ex;naisions of vino-
from all quintets.

At the rod of the play Mr. TE.ititY e.t.a, foe
ward to amatosoce the play foe do. night. Ile tl.e■
itslarmed the wailieoce, that on Thul4 ty evening
it was his M.j.sty's ple.sure that all the Theatre.-
"total 10 Loud.... 1414.011.1 he opened w the suldtr
gratuitously. Every Ilting 011 the pout of the
theatre would he &ow to accommodate, awl free
tickets rue bath I,u.dies and thmtlealco would he
delierreli at the R.•u•ufier. Tu is herartstatiou was
received with loodl 14 IA utilvenal
The usitt.icud three of Lock and Key followed, is
which Mot. Gattalck, ai L.oldro. was touch :qu-
i/lauded.

mcctien orFitA-HotKr.

Lest ereitiatt. in cnit•etile.ici: 111 r Iluege'd to.
ail eisisitig thee theater Novo?. been faeltlitir
4111.111{1111Ctli. :to immense usionlie• of ',emu's aicera.
1;led at ao ea, ly hour, who received her Altai:try
4411 her arrival with the warmest eaciteeasioso of it.
sport and ettacitturot. !ler MAJESTY was, sr
usual. ll:ochisi thr time, sod roar red the pr.-
sate hos neat the ~age, 09 the left of the aii.fici
which had hero prepared for Isee reeetuion. about
seven o'clock. hriog wahered by Mr. iIAitTLEV.
the U1.401101'. and by Lord and
LAtly Hoar,. Son!' as ilk. Queax came forward
to the Imo of the hoxo a most totcresring
presented iteelf; every atrium were resorted iv.
by which it was itomoble to rise expre.sion tot
the very ardent feelings with *loch the sollici.ce
seemed to he intimated. The waning of haia sod
imorlhereitiera. and el ippitag of hands coutiotirrl
fir mune time. sod were eiscceed.-d by a stviterti
call far she tietioiaal wotlwn,, " God sure the Ki•
101101 was ituonedistel, cootplied with. and v.
is good .tyle by ilie wuolr vocal sof.
.tie
compatty, the audit-we standings the
chump, with the usual vulretitr• Queen for
King.

The situation box, which prra
eluded sa ..s •
AddirrOCC ibal 'eel% hrr
treo- aepear to meet the apferubatioa.
/.. s i s ii. the hoss.e, and en apology use
lousily demanded. After a little delay, Mr. BART•
i.Ey obeyed the vitittsuisur, and eouuurwed ha ex-
plimstioti by stating that " the box su which sit
August Personage nos at that muutrut sailing"—
when lie war interrupted by violent exprssaions of
disapprobation, end the avoids, " 7'4e (Meets!"
were emphatically iornotiuticest. Whet' the tumult
had subsided, Mr. HARTLEY slimly daselaisned she
slightest intention of ►peaki..g disrespectfully, sod
conachoded by saying, he slid nut think it was usual
in places of public entertainment, to ale the direct
appelleti 1111 l whets tsrr■wtagre of high rook were pre-
sent. This apperristly satisfied the audience, and
after " Kale Britannia" had been played. the per-
fo►ntances were allowed to oroetWal. At the
con. of the first phew, " he ()NM! the
Queen !" again to-sounded from all paste of the
house, and " Cud sane the Kitsse•" was awaits sung
in similar style. and with the Issue change of
words, her MAJESTY bowing must cotodesceudingly
in return to the reiterated plaudits of the audience.
Soun after tile arcotid esiteriainineut. Loves Dreamt,
had concluded, the QUERN withdrew, amidst en-
thusiastic acclamations similar to those which had
greeted her entrance. Her MAJESTY was plainly
dressed, end wore en hat and feathers with a large
shawl, and newer looked iss better health sod spirits.
In the course of the evening Mr. lisientuir an-
nounced the receipt of a tinvernment commu-
nication, in which it was aloud. by, his ala-
.l VITT'S command, that both the Winter 'Theatres,
the Haymarket, the English Opera Haus*. watt
Sadler's 'Viii•, ►hould be thrown open to the
public on the evening of the 19th instant, and to
prevent liecidttits tickets wa.uld be issued at the
several theatres, two to each person wiskiiig appli-
cation, on leaving his name cud wite's. Irma ten
till two o'clock on Thursday .sext.
The entertaintnents were received with warm sp-
proliatinii, and the house displayed a crowded and
1.4011081;11de autl:vher.

THE SHRIFT%
Tu oHlolilioti to the very tmtmerotra list of not Ono'
predneed here during the Season, t‘sty 01, tie' hay,
the t pieces N. re added lara
utarkr the I 11. 01 The .11f/still:qui illarrin4c, .rort
Frederick and Voltaire, or the King und the r
each of o holt were received %tilt rioetrirvuen!
unenstrattoo. of delight thrortzhout ; and the 1..:t•
opecialry tsill probably prove ea great a fat omit,
ar aoy presented al the SIIITYy. 'noir
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JOHNSTONE, EMERY, awl LA NVII A RD, are: en-
gsgetl at the Liverpool Theatre, C.r a iitinibti Oi
11101(P, early in August, when the lir-t-tueotword
will bid b 111131 adlrtt to the singe.
Mr. BELL has the pleasure and sit,.favtion
his friemila 811111 the public, tied the 12114
Number of his lung-premised and attvotisy.ispectii: ec.
MO original Pub',colon of Bars Canton-oaf and Ar,-
tie/tura, Itaaishr, and Unirerauf Pric. euirenl,:t• aJatn
'flied in the torn and cannily ii.,pers tune par(,
will be published this eirenitig, July 17; :ind he flatlets Imn-
self it will amply juste ff all his v. 11111,111 amolialicts on '1..1
subject. The hist publication may • tisenr as a specimen of
his general plan, and carry succeeding :\ nr:lier ww"redl,
demonstrate arty
val"•4le improvements: it msy hermitic'
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SUPPLEMENT
to
THE LONOON GAZETTE►,
OF SATURDAY, JULY 14.

info IVestinims44

worth door.
The Bittern Barons of the Cuisine Porta.

tw We.drainsler Hall, wear the worth door.
The Knight and to% two Office's.

In Westminster Hall, al Ike lower end.
III• 31nj,54%.

Arliag as Earl Marshall of Emigland.

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MONDAY, JULY 16, lespi.-19.
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HIS MAJESTY'S r'- : - ,ON.
be Cou.. .
...well, the 18th of July, 1821,
ti
'e Right Hoourable the Loris of the Committee of
L*
moilappointed to consider of his Majesty's Corona.

'his day ordered by their Lordship*, that no person
t•er be suffered to be admitted tutu Westminster
the day of the Coronation, except on the prodac-
ickets signed by the Deputy Lord Great Chamber-
be is to give the necessary directions herein ac-
JAS. DULLER.

land! Ofece, Whitehall, Mg 16, 1821.
• to give notice, that printed copies of the Form
f the Divine Service to be used at his Majesty's
have been seat to this Office, and that one copy
he deliaered to each Peer and Ps ivy Counsellor,
s signified his intention to walk at that aoletn.
ten application being made at this Office, in the
.110110,1 and Wednesday stem, betweeu the hoses
k is the morning, and four o'clock in the after-
JAS. BULLEH.

ryNce, Hogue of Lords,
July 16, 1811.
to give nol'ce, that the lords Spiritual and
• to have each five tickets of admission to West.
at the solcmuity of his Msjest)'s Coronation,
nosellors four each.
s will be delivered to those Peers and Privy
slily who have signified their intention of being
.z.eseist at the said solemnity, nud all Peeresses
e Peeresses who have signified thei► intention
•rut as the solemnity will hsve one ticket each
ta ndintisoion, not transferable; all which tickets
y fnr delivery at the Lord Gres, Chamberlain's
he HJuse of Lords, to-morrow (Tuesday), he.
hours of seven in the morning and eleven in the
a the proderlion of written orders under their
seals respectively, or upon application under the
reels of two tither peisous of the *ague class.
GWYDYR.
Persons under lire rank of Privy Counsellors, sot to
led to any tickets fu► the Hull.
Ladies who intend to be prawn, iti Westminster Hall,
19th instant, are to appear i■ Court dresses, with.
ippets or trains. The Gentlemen Bill appear in gni-
?
' , •or full dress. GWYDYR.

Great ilawillerlain's Office, fray 16, 1821.
The Hall will he (petted fur the insert lion of the pnhlie
on Friday the 20th "aslant, and until the rud of •he ensuing
week. GWYDYR.

llerald's College, July 16, IS4I.
The newest persons who are to walk in the profession to
►is Majesty's Commotion must lie assembled by eight o'clock
in the ravening of the 19th instant, in the fullou mg places,
•iz

.1u ate House of Lord,.
Their Royal Highnesses slie Dykes of the Blood Royal;
the Peers; his Royal Highness the Prince L.opoldi, the
Airhbishops and Bishops.
In /Ae space Beim the Bar of She House of Lords.
The Trainbe of the Princes of the Blood Royal; lbe
Attendants on the Lord High theisard, on the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Lord High Constable, and on she Lord Chamber-
lain of the Household; the Gentlemen Ushers of the White
and Greru Ruds.

Ix lAfe l'ainfed Clamber, and adjacent newt, sear the

hums-, of Lora..
The Lord Chief Justice of she King's Bench; the Mister
vrT the (tolls; the Vice-Chancellor; the Lord Chief Justice
sof the Comm.,. Pleas; the Lord Chief Baron; the Barons
of the Exchequer, and Justices of both Benches; the Gen-
ihrnsea of the Privy Chamber; the Attorney mid Solicitor-
G Serjesots at Law; Masters in Chancery; the Lod
Mayor, Alefertneu, ft/corder, and Sheriffs of London;
King's Chaplains, having dignities; Six Clerks is Chancery.

IN the Chestier formerly the Howse of Lords.
The Knights Grand Crosses of the Order of the Bath;
the 1141241 as Commanders of the said Ostler; the Officers of
the said Order.

in Ms Chamber formerly rolled as Princes Chamber, or
Robing-Boom, near Me former Horse of Lords.
The Treasurer and Comptroller of the Household; the
Mire-Chamberlain; Knight of the Garter, not a Peer ; the
Register of the said Order; Privy Counsellors, not being
Furs ur Knights Grand Crosses of the Bath; Clerks of the
Council in Ordiustey.
In Ale Majesty's Robloo-Choother,weer M. Smith Entrance

The Traiah of his Majesty; Mosier of 'he Rubes ;
Groom of the Robes.
In the Rowe of Ike Chairman of Committees, adjoining the

Horse of Lords.
Lords and Grooms of the Neelehanther; the Keeper of the
Privy Purse; Equeirtes and Pages of Honour; Gentlemen
Usl.ets and Aides-dr-Caitip.
In the Witness Room, adjoining the Horse of Lords.
Physicians, Surgeons, and A pottiecssirs.
In the flow of Commons and the lobbies
Officers of the Band of Genikmen Pensioners, wroth their
Corps, and the Ser,eants at Arms; the Officers of the Yeo-
men of the Guard, with their Cuips.
•
In Westminster Hall, at the lower end, near the great

Without the nortk door of Westminster Hall.
All who are to precede the Knight Marshal le the pro-
cession.

Herold. College, JiflY 16, 1941.
I hereby give notice, that no pivots whatruever will be
permitted to pros lulu Wesiminsier Abbey, on One day of
the Curun•iloo, except on production of a 'idol signed by
nie• HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM,

Heralds College, Jialy 16, 1821.
Tbrie are to give notice, drat it is 'liveried Hatt the
Lieilies abu have Peers mud Privy Counsel.
Let, for n.itoission taco Wrstglirister Abbey, 011 the
41;1) 01 his Mvje.iy'v Catenation, do sneer in full Collet
alir6fier. without lappets ar trains. The Grelkeae■ will sp.
pt ar 11l uniform or fall arms.
HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM,
Acissig as Earl Marshal of

Heralds Colfsge, July lA, 1821.
Them are to give notice, that the Lords Spi►itual sod
Temporal are each to have bee hitless of mlanission to West-
minster Abbey at the solenoid', of his Majesty's Curusation;
l'tiry Counsellors, four each; the Jodie+, three each;
the Knights Grand Crosses of she Bath, three each; and
Knights Commanders of the Hail., two each. The tickets
he &rhymed to *loom persons only who, before the
of July, signified their intrntins of being personally pre-
*cid at the said solemnity. And all heresees and Dowager
Pre eeeeee who hate signified their infinities of being pre.
•cat its the Abbey, will have use ticket each kw dim owe
admission (slut tralisfetable). All which tickets will be
ready for delivery, at No. 17, Hanover-square, to-nsorum
0,8:114), between the boars of eiiilst is the morning end
moo in the evening, OD the production of 'Mies orders,
under the buds aad *eels of tlie several piano respectively.
HOWARD OF EFEINGHAN,
Acting as Eill Marshal of England.

iferslds College, July 14, 1441.
The oadermeentioned persons will be allowed to peas from
Westminster Hall to Westminster Abbey, and from the
Abbey to the Hall, on the dry of the Coronation, epos pro-
ducing a ticket of the Earl Marshal for the Abbey, and also
a ticket lathe Lord Great Chamberlain for the Hall, vix.—
Persons having seats in the King's box.
The Foreign Ministers and persons Inelegant., in their box.
Peeresses aad unmarried daughters of Peers.
Persons having wale in the box of the Great 011irers of State.
Perverts having tickets Nein Peers and Privy Counsellors.
HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM,
Acting fur the Bari Marshal of England.
Herold, College, Jaly 16, 1821.
Notice is hereby given, that Weitiminsier Abbey will be
opened fur the politic inspection on Friday. the 20th instant,
from nine o'clock iII the morning until five o'clock its the
afternoon, and during the same hou►s on every following
day (Sunday excepted) until Saturday the 2Sob instant, in-
clusive. HOWARD OP EFFINGHAM,
Acting as Earl Marshal of England.
Heralds College, Joh, 13, 1821.
These are to give notice to the Lords Spiritual and Tem.
poral, that the attendant Si. wait on each Lord during the
banquet in Westminster Hall, on the day of big Majesty's
Curoustion, mein be halnied in • scarlet single-lan-mated
frock coal, edged with narrow gull her, and 'gilt buttons,
with a garter blue silk sash round the waist, white Iterate,-
mere waistcoat and lireeches, and white silk stockings, with
black shoes and scarlet rosettes.

Menders College, .hell 14, 1821.
It is berebe ordered, that no person whatever, whn shall be
present at the roteninity or his Majesty's Royal Corsinstiun
as spectators, du appear in mourning habits ua that day.

Heralds College, July 18, 1821.
71- Esrl Mat...liars Gold Staff Officers are hereby re-
quired to meet iu Wrsteninster Abbey to morrow (Tuesday),
at one o'clock in the afternoon, in order In receive dirrelliros
to enable them to discharge their respective duties cm the
day of his Majesty's Corouatin..
GEO. NAYLER, Clarenceisit.

Yesterday morning the music to be performed at
the Coronation of his MAJESTY was rehearsed at
the A►gyll Rooms, under the direction of Mr.
SHIELD, the twister of ill- King's band. Mr.
CasteEa led the band; Mr. KNYvvrt presided at
the grand piano-forte. In the evening another re-
(rearm! took place in the King's Palace, Pall-mall.
Yesterday morning, at half.past seven o'clock,
two marquees were pitched to the Green Park to
make arrangements for the fire-works to be let off
on the day of the Kirrg's enemsation. lit the after-
noon, between four and five o'clock, they were
raised, and we anderstood removed to Hyde Park,
the plan being nliered, it was said, to let the fire-
works off from that Park.

The Deon and Chapter of Westminster have
appropriated some seat* in the gallery of West-
minster Abbey to the Members of the Choir, which
are at 'heir disposal.

Many distinguished foreign Noblemen, ►epre-
seutativet• of their respective Sovereigns, continue to
arrive at Dover, in order to be present at the coro-
nation.

Lord Gwv Dye and his Secretary, Mr. Fa r. LOWES,
were engaged the whole of yesterday in appointing
door-keepers, and making the necest•ary ariangr-
mem■ for the admission of persons having ticket,
on Thursday. The number of regulations which
are yet to be completed make his Lordship's duties
doubly fatiguing. A vast number of most respecta-
ble persons have tendered their novices, gratis, to
assist itia_Lordtbio's views.
Alderman PURRING, Sir R. C. 61.M:sod others,
as • deputation, %ratted on Lord SIDNIOUTH ou
Friday, who minuted them the table for the Cowl
will be prepared, as usual. on the right hand of the
KING. Should the LORD MAYOR continue ill, the
nonsination of his representative will, it is under-
stood, be with the KING.
The seats to view the procession from the houses
in Palacr-yard are neatly all let, at great price.,
owing to the superior atcomisiod.ition afforded by
the different vioprietors. To gore the public an
idea of the sums paid by individuals, one person has
given his landlord eight hundred pounds for his half
share of the profits.

The Cotowation Tickets for the Hall and Abbey
are finished. The Hall Ticket consists of a speci-
men, in black and red, of the mode of printing in-
vented by Sir W. CONGREVE. The printing is
surrounded by an embossed border, composed of
oak branches, with leaves and acorns connected at
each angle, with the Roue, Shamrock, and Thistle,
which are surmounted b) the Royal Crown irradi-
ated. The Abbey Ticket is printed front the same
Cringrtve Plate, in blue and black ink, enclosed in
an embossed border of Gothic fancy, in quatre
pannels. The design and execution are not the
finest specimens of modern art which the occasion
should hrt.e coiled forth.

The I)rake of IVELhitaorom, as Grand Master
of the (Wormer, has lent the beautiful snit of ar-
mour of lIENRY V., in the 'rower, to the Corpora-
lion of Bristol, to be worn by the Champion in the
grand triumphal procession to the Cathedral of that
City, on the day of the Cororiation.

Mr. JON ES, Mar.bal of the King's Bench pri-
son, has been pleased to announce to the Prisoners
(upwards of 700 in number), that all who may
think proper to accept or 211,5. of beef, and an
equal portion of two butts of porter, will, by giving
in their names ho the turnkey of the lower gate, be
furnished on Wedoestlay 'text with the former, sod
on Thursday, at twelve o'clock, with the latter, in
order to resale them...lves in celebration of his
Most Gracious MAJESTY'S coronation.

The Courier afloat night, alluding to the Mar-
quis of exhibition on hum-heck, at
Westminster I Isll,on Saturday, says, 4, His Lordship
managed his charger, which is a tine gold-colonred
dun, with great predawn, ■nd scarcely deviated an
inch from tlw straight hue extendiog fronithe foot
of the Royal platform to the humidly! arch ; on
one occasion he carried his child in his arms, and
o docile was the horse, that it went through the
areaway with equal treetability."
Ytaterilay se'sinight part of his MAJESTY'S bag-
gage arrived at Liverpool, and that evening was
put on board one of the vessel. for Dublin.
Saturday morning soother wiaggoil loud of his
MAJESTY'r baggage, under a military eiirort front
IVuolvrich, kit town fur Liverpool, to entbgtk for
Ireland.

On Saturday evening a genteel dressed man
brought u note to Mr. KEW, Palace-yard, purport-
ing to be front Mr. HAMMITT. requesting to have
art: of the beat places for the Coronation. The
servant took it up stairs, the messenger aveih•d
hisnorll. of her absence, and walked off' with a
valuable bracket clock from the hall.