The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

THE CORONATIO.V OATH.

The form of the Coronation Oath has not been
changed since the Ist of William and 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. Mary (whom God long presort) at the
time of their Coronation. us the presence of all persons that shall
be then and there preempt at the solemnizing thereof, by the
Archbishop of Canterbury or the Archbishop of York, or either
of them. or any other Bishop of this realm, whom the King's
Majesty shall thereunto appoint. and who shall he hereby
thereunto respectively authorized which Oath followeth. and
shall be administered in this =maw that is to say,—
The Audibility or Bishop shall say.—Will you solemnly
promise and senor 10 Iso,Cfll the penfle of this Kingdom of
En;laptl, and the demeans thereto belonging, according to the
statutes in Parliament agreed on, and the laws and customs of
the same?
The King and Queen shall solemnly promise so to dr.
Archbidiop or Sidorp.—Will you, to your power. cause law
and jetties, In may. so be ezmutedin ail yourjudgments?
Ki and Quess~l will.
A orWise
you, to the utmost of rocs
power, maintain thee laws et God the terse profession of the Ga.
and the Protestant fseesalee lltailgiso established by law ?
and will you preserve wee the Blebege and Clergy of chi , redo,.
and so the Chastises esarnited to tisk eisarp, ail such rights
and privileges as by law de se shall appends unto them, or any
et then
King and Queee—All this I }resin to do.
After this ilia King and Queen. laying his and her band on
the Holy Gospels, shall say.—
King and Quote.—Tbe things which I have here promised I
will psrfonz and keep. So help me God.
Tutu the King and Queen shall kiss the book.
And be it further enacted, that the said Oath shall be in like
manner administered to every King or Queen who shall suCceed
to tile Imperial Crown of this realm. at their respective Corona-
tions. by one of the Archbishops or Bishops of this realm of
England. for the time being. to be thereunto appointed by such
King or Queen respectively., and in the presence of all persona
that shall be attending. assisting, or otherwise present at such.
their respective Coronations; any law, statute, or usago to the
contrary notwithstanding.

The Princess Sophia removed from Cambridge
House, in Seuth Audley-street, on Tuesday last, to.
tte house of his Royal Highness the Duke of York,.
in the Stable-yard, St. James's Palace. Her Royal
Highness had been very much indisposed for near
tllree weeks previous to that day, with the nervous
c owplaint under which she has so long laboured ;
s.nd it was apprehended the bustle on the arrival of
I ter Majesty would be injurious to her in her pre-
:tent state of health.
Westminster Abbey.—The Board of Works have
issued an order, by which all persons are prohibited
from entering the Abbey except on business ; and
all di.or-keepers daring to demand money fur 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 satisfaction.
The flooring of Westminster Hall having been
completed, two hundred workmen have been dis-
charged, which gave rise to a rumour that the pre-
prawns for the Coronation had been suspended.
Sir R. Riker, Chief Magistrate of Bow-street
Police Office, has resigned the situation of Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions of Westminster. The else-
tson of a Gentleman to succeed him, which is vested
in the Magistrates, takes place next week. The sa-
lary is $OOl. a year.

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'PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S . GAzarrz.
BANKRUPTS.
.1. Hsßey,Wading Street, merchant. Solicitor, Mr. Maughnoi.
Gnat St. Helen's.
I:Henderson, Rotherham. York. grocer. Sol. Mr. Taylor,
John Street. Bedford Row.
I'. Bleasdale, Charley. Lancashire, ironmonger. Solo. Me ars. 1
Alexander and H01m.% New Inn.
J. Froggott. Leicester. brandy merchant. Sol. Mr. Jeyes.
Chancery Lane.
N. Downing. Iluddendield. York. grocer. Soh. Messrs. Ja-
cemb and Ileralcy. Basinghell Street.
J. Haigh. Huddersfield. cloth merchant. Sol. Mr. Walker.
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
W. Hardwick. Partings. Sussex, farmer. Sol. Mr. Sowton.
Hafbam Court. Gray's Inn.
.1. Chester, Doncaster. York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Lever. Char'J.
Inn.
T. Davison' Hinckley. Leine Zershire. draper. Sot. Mr. Seal.
thore. Hinckley.
• B. Tupling. Strand. jeweller. Sole. Messrs. Richardson and
Miller. New Inn.
J. Ainley. Almondbury. York. clothier Suls. Messrs. Willis,
Clarke. and Watson. Warnerd Court. Throgmorron Street.
W. Tennant. Livericiol. tailor. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
R. B.bbv. Liverthanlierchant. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Lin.
W. S. Lider. I. Stafford. wheel:muter. Sol. Mr.
Chester. Staple Inn.
J. Holden. Blackburn. Lancashire. druggist. Sol. Mr.
Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn.
J. Scott. Huddersfield. woolstaplen Soh. Messrs. Fisher and
Ludlow. Thavies Inn.
J. Shaw. Wern. Salop. victualler. Sots. Mr. Griffiths, South.
wanton Buddings.
A. Gana& Downham Market. Norfolk. tanner. Sob. Messrs.
Tooke and Carr. Gray's Inn.
T. Triphook, St James's Street. bookseller. Sol. Mr. Poole.
Adam's Court. Broad Street.
C. Clirely. Lamb's Conduit Street, linen draper. Sol. Mr.
Jones. Size Lane.
E. R. Ball, Albury. Surrey. paper manufacturer. Sots. Messrs.
Stevens and Wood. Little Si. Thomas Apostle.
C. &trine. Bath, grocer. Sol. Mr. Williams, Red lion
Square.
L. Moses, Great Prescot Street. Goodman's Fields, merchant.
Sol. My. Poole, Adam's Court, Broad Stroet.
W. .Wither:. Cheltenham, rid merchant. Soil. Messrs.
Williams anti White. Lincoln's Inn.
J. Pilling, Roc:tit:de. Lancashire, woollen manufacturer. Sole.
Messrs. Loni;•:iil and Butterfield. Gray's Inn.
J. Hamm, Bath, cabinet maker. Sol. Mr. Smith. Alder-
manbury Pao et n.
W. Askey. Oxford Street, tailor. Sol. Mr. Roberti,Maccles-
field Street, 83110.
W. James. Broniyard. Herefordshire. auctioneer. Soh.
Meson. Williams and Co.. Gray's Inn Square.
C. Wills. Ha.ton Garden, scrivener. Sol. Mr. Riching.
Lyon's Inn.
W. Darrington. Town Malting, Kent. collar maker. Sol.
Means. Brace and Selby. Surrey Street. Strand.
W. Ed. Ashby. Albury. Surrey, paper msnufacturer. Sol.
Ifesern Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle.
J. lzod, Holborn Bridge. hardware:nen. Son. Mears. Long
and Austen. Gray's Inn.
.1; Sugden and J. W. Mitchell. Dorking, Surrey. carriers.
Sot. Mr. West. Southampton Buildings.
DIVIDENDS.
Jima 14. W. Summers. Newcastle-upou.Tyne. Sour dealer...
17. J. Woodroof, Gun Street. turner-15. S. Roberta. Sheffield.
ra=l---I..erzits`l%V. Holman,
°I.-1-I,iranTonlctir—S,
liornirion. Flint. ry-1. J. DWRII, Bromism's.
Weasealsr. grocer-7. J. W. Lubbock, Potter.Heighans. Net.
• allilin--4. J. Itobertson. and J. SteinlLawrence Pountney
• • gate's—l, P. Flaction. Berwick Street. Soho. jeweller
4.4, J.l. Gooch. Throgmorton Street, merchant-4. T. Nash,
ansimin, Bucks, brewer—ll. R. Fenner. Paternoster Row.
Er--l. A. Hors. Dean Street. Finsbury Square. mee-
t% J. Petrie. Kompton. Middlesex. and J. Ward.
words. dealers-1. H. Wylie and W. J. itiebardion. Lb-
Lase. merchants-3..1. Hotted. Manchester. bookseller
fs-I, H. Leath. and J. Ambrose. Bristol. merchants.
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©cue of *loam
Rank Stock Oinuiuni I.
II per Cent. Red. eat lmp. 3 per Cent.
9 per Cent. Cuni. 79f India Wanis 11s. die.
1t per Cent. 711 ludic Stuck
4 per Cent. 118 i Etcher{ ter Kills 4s. dia.
S per Cent. Navy 1,041 Cuus. fur Ac. 70i
Lung Au u. 18 Lottery Tickets X 23 lie.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

L anon,
MONDAY. JUNE it
400.-

Ws 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 foe its having a preference over every thing
else. Her Majesty has every where been received
in a manner that does honour to our national cha7
ranter, and she has been manifestly highly gratified
by it. A Gast* BAO, it will be seen, has been
sent down to both Houses of Parliament ac-
companied by a message from the King. The ,
delicacy of the subject demands that we postpone our
observations on this proceeding till more is known ;
bet when the proper time arrives, we will make
damn, and boldly too. The Government Papers
;ell Mr. Alderman Wood "a meddling, trouble.
some, officious fellow ;" we well remember the very
worthy Alderman had the same terms applied to
him from the same quarters, when he rescued runes
fellow creatures from the scaffold, who, but for his
humane exertions and perseverance, would have
been the martyrs to AS FOUL. A CONSPIRACY AS
run DISORACZO A SST OF VILLAINS.—WO shall
oily meet the wishes of our readers when we record

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