The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-11 00:00:00

THE CORONATION OATH.

The form of the Coronation Oath has not been
changed since the let of William acid Mary, chapter
6, by which it is enacted,
That the Oath herein mentioned and hereafter expressed shall
and may be administered to their most excellent Majesties King
William and Queen Map' (whom God long preserve) at the
time of their Coronation. in the presence of all persons that shall
be then and there present at the soliminiz:ng thereof, by the
Archbishop of Canterbury or the Archbishop et York, or either
of them, or any other Bishop of this realm, whom Me King's
Majesty shall thereunto appoint, and who shall be hereby
thereunto respectively endurance' which Oailt followeth, and
shall be administered in this manner. that is to say.—
The Archbishop or Bishop shall say.—Will you solemnly
promise and swear to govern the people of this Kingdom of
England, and the dominions thereto belongi according to the
statutes in Parliament agreed on, and the laws and eustoins of
the same?
The King and Queen shall say,—l solemnly promise so to do.
Archbishop or you, to your power. cause law
and justice, in mercy. to be &venial to ad your judgments?
Kaig and Queen.--I
Archbishop or you. to the utmost of your
power. maintain the laws of God, the true profession of the Gos-
pel. and toe Protestant lief areal Religion established by law ?
and will you pieserte unto tne dunioe and Clergy of 1111 i realm.
and to the Chuielies committal to 111.11' charge, ad such rights
sad privileges as by law tau or shah Arputtmla unto them, or any
of them ?
King and Queen. —All this I proini.e to do.
After this the King and tadeen. laying his and her hand on
the Holy Gospels, 61141111
and Quecn.—The wings which I have here promised
will perform and keep. So litip (sod.
Tnei, Else King andAdeen shsil kiss the book.
And be it wither enacted, that the said Oath shall be in lik•
manner atimidistered to every King or Q teen who shall succeed
to toe Imperial Crown of this reaidi, at to it respective Corona-
tions. by one of the Archbishops or Bishops ot this realm of
England, tee the dme being, to be thereouto apixrinterl by such'
King or Quin respectively. and in tiie presence of all persons
that shall oe attending, assisting, or otherwise present at such
their res,metive Coranationst any law, statute, or usage to the
conuary notwithstanding.

•
The Princess Sophia removed front Cambridge
Horse, in South Audley-street, on Tuesday lust, to
the housed his Royal Highness the Doke of York,
in the Stable-yard, St. James's Palace. Her Royal.
Highness had been very much indisposed
.thr near
three weeks previous to that day, with the nervous
complaint under which she has so long Laboured ;
and it was apprehended the bustle on the arrival of
her Majesty would be injurious to her in her pre-
cut state of health.
Westrainsler Abbey.—The Board of Works have
issued an order, by which all persons arc prohibited
from entering the Abbey except on business ; and
all di:or-keepers daring to demand mJney for the
admission of strangers are to be immediately dismis-
sed from their situations. The above order has been
fixed on the different gates leading to the Abbey,
and has given much satistiiction.
The flooring of Westminster Hall having been
completed, two hundred workmen have been dia.
charged, which gave rise to a rumour that the pre-
parations for the Coronation had been suspended.
Sir It. Ihker, Chief Magistrate of Bow-street
Poli.e Mice, 1144 resigned the situation of Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions of Westminstci. The elec-
tion of a Gentleman to succeed him, which is vested
in the Magistrates, takes place next we-A. The sa-
lary is SOM. a year.

Flio.ll LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Balley,Watling Street,merchant. Solicitor, Mr. Maugham,
Great St. Helen's.
J. Henderson. Rotherham, York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Taylor,
John Street. Bedford Row.
T. Bleasdale, Chorlcy. Lancashire. ironmonger. Sole. Mc era.
Alexander and Holme, New Inn.
J. Proggatt, Uneasier. Mandy merchant. Sol. Mr. Jcycs,
Chancery Lane.
F. Downing, IluddcrilLid, York, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Ja.
comb and Bentley, Bminghall Street.
J. Haigh, Huddersfield, cloth merchant. Sol. Mr. Walker,
Lincoln'i Inn Fields.
W. Hardwick, Poynings, Sussex, fanner. Sol. Mr. Sowton,
I lolborn Court, Gray', In a.
J. Cheater. Doncaster, York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Lever, Gray's

Inn.
T. Davison, Hinckley, Lei= dershire, draper. Sol. Mr. Scul.
thore, Hinckley.
B. Tupling, Strand, jeweller. Sols. Messrs. Richardson and
Miller. New fun.
J. Ainley. Ahnondbury, York, clothier Sole. Messrs. Willis.
Clarke. and Watson, Warnford Court, Tnrogarirton Street.
W. Tennant. Liverpool, tailor. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
R. Bibby. Liver %merchant. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
W. S. Litter, Stafford, schoolniader. Sol. Mr.
Chester. staple fun,
.1. Holden, Blackburn, Lancuhire, druggist. Sol. Mr.
111 iglesworto. Gray's Inn.
J. Scott. t ludlersfield. woolstapler. Sols. Messrs. Fisher and
Ludlow. Toavies Inn.
J. Shaw. Went. Salop. victualler. Sots. Mr. Griffiths, South•
ampton Buiklings.
• A. Gerresl, Downham Market, Norfolk, tanner. Sols. Messrs.
Tooke and Carr, Gray's Inn.
T. Tnouolt, fit Jeunes's Street, bookseller. Sot Mr. Poole,
Adam's Court, Broad Street.
C. Clivcly. Lamb's Conduit Street, linen draper. Sol. Mr.
Jones. Six LA',
E. R. Ball, Albury. Surrey.paper manufacturer. Sobs. Messrs.
Stevens and Wood, Little St. Timmins Apostle.
C. Saritse. Bath, gluey. Sol. Mr. Williams, Red Lion
Square.
L. Moses, Great Presort Street, Goodman's Fields, merchant.
Sol. Mr. I'OOlC, A.111M% Court, Broad Street.
W. Withers, Cheltenham. coal merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Williams vn.t White. Lincoln's Inn.
Piihn,4, Rochdale. Lancashire. woollen manufacturer. Sols.
Messrs. Long..ill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn.
J. Horne, Bath, cabinet maker. Sol. Mr. Smith, Alder.
manbury P. stein.
W. Askey. Oxford Street. tailor. Sol. Mr. Roberts, Nlaecles-
field Street, Soho.
W. James, Bromyard. Herefordshire. auctioneer. Sols.
Mews. Williams and Co.. Gray's Inn Square.
C. Wills. His ton Garden, scrivener. Sol. Mr. Riclsing,
I.yon's Inn.
W. Durrington. Town Mani:tg. Kent. collar maker. Sols.
Messrs. Brace and Selby, Surrey Street, Strand.
W. M. Ashby, Albury, Surrey. paper manufacturer. Sols.
Messrs. Stevens and Wood. Little St. Thomas Apostle.
J. laud, I solborn Bridge, luirdwareman. Sole. Alessrs. Long
and Aetna:, Gray's Inn.
J. Sugden and J. W. Mitchell, Dorking, Surrey, carriers.
to!. Mr. West, Southampton Buildings.
DI VI D EN DS.
June 24. W. Summers, Neweastle.upou.nme. flour dealer— 1
17, J. Woodford, Gun Street, turner-13, S. Roberts. Sheffield.
spirit merchant—Ju y 3, W. ' Holman. Totnes, ironmonger-3,
R. Bolingbroke, Great Yarmouth, merchant—l. C. Tomlinson.
Harwarden, Flint, apothecary—l, J. Dueill, Breettgrove,
Worcester, grocer-7. J. W. Lubbock. Potter•Heighati. Nor-
folk; miller-4. J. Robertson. and J. SteiniLawrencePountney
Hill, merchants—l, F. Fleenor). Berwick Street, Soho. jeweller
--I, J. B. Gesch. Throgmorton Street, merchant-4. 'F. Nash,
Cheek/An. Bucks, brewer—D. It. Fenner, Paternoster Row.
bookseller—l, A. Hort. 11. en Street, Finsbury Square, mer-
chant--23, J. Petrie, Kesupton. Nlithllesex, and J. Ward.
liansworth, dealers—l. H. Wylie and W. J. Riclundson.
Ali
church Lane. nierclumts-3, J. Hotted, Manchester, bookseller
—l. H. Leach, and J. Ambrose, Bristol, merchants.

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

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SUNDAY, JUNE ii.
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We occupy a considerable portion of our Paper
today by the proceedings of the Queen. It is a
subject of such importance, that no apology can be
needed fur its having a preference over every thing
else. Her Majesty has every where been received
in a manner that does honour to our natio►al elm
raster, and she has been manifestly highly gratified
by it. A GREEN BAG, it will be seen, has been
sent dt.vn to both Houses of Parliament ac-
cornpanial by a message from the King. The
delicacy of the subject demands that we postpone our
observations on this proceeding till more is known ;
but when the proper time arrives, we will make
them, and boldly ti.o. The Government Papers
call Mr. Alderman Wood " a me Idling, trouble
same, officious fellow ;" we well remember the very
worthy Alderman had the same terms applied to
him front the same quarters, when he rescued Time
fellow creatures front the scaffold, who, but li►r his
humane exertions anti perseverance, would have
been the martyrs to AS FOUL A CONSPIRACY AS
NYER DISORACZEI A SET OF VILLAINS.—We shall
only =0 the wishes of our readers when we record