The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-08 00:00:00

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richt Silk Fl42m, with the following wirttoo:—" I.evioard
avJ herd 1111 l "—" anti lodt•pendenre."—"
mewl awl 11.. Coustitution of If138."—" Il4rwich
Poi tines and IttolepenolcUt 'Freernen."—."The
loarto tedroce of the Bonie, it4w-rteil,lBlB."—" Imodois
1011-mblim."—" The loileptodeuce of the Borough cam-

b!#.lteJ, 182 t."
A mmtest those nags was else oat helmet( by the Manning-
treeFrermea--nootte," The Progress of Public /pinion ;"
and 3!m.b another. borrow' it fetal, the Blue., 'Tau whom it

f•ulyd to bare intlitenee, with Ihr iiiscrint ##### , r• Br Just."
A hate banner of the Allembrrs' army, united —Above the
arms .s, on one sole, ■ litoo, nn the other a ulticorii ; mt,
too i scroll, took., Ike arms• i• the motto-5 Union of
P.olou,,"—Tw' luuic column. form the sides, with the
Notiort is ilalirooll to Ike blase and kith-
fol.- —A I the top of the banal ris n %lON to which motion
w veil as it 1.11 ; coil, above all, the firmer of

mi :ward by hanehosuevereij iruu..—Thebeight

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of ii. Laura. • fuse-tee* tett, and the woad, mine feet.
A bug!. MAN, r.o u trey burst; MI tads 5144. a Nina ON horse-
r:irryiat a bawler, arids the arws of the respective

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Mr. A lexaud. r, in a rihrieh,rawo by four beaulifel roans.

THE1VICI;111:11,
In 3 CDs riage and fmor ImrseN.

Mr. Di I i scrompanittl by Mr. Lunn!, id a carriage and
four hums

Sir Thorivi. 1/111.31,1 31011 faunilyon 3 C3lrli tge and four horses.
hiNiy coliseums of fire each, siltudtd by two
S:esruils.
83041.
Eight i'brr.

Crrttemri.'i earrisses,—;;i2., Ss; Wee. Middletims'y Mr.
Mr. tirsibee, Mr. J. R.Senyth's awl the Rev.

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Sissy floscessess, is columns of five ascii, attcsalcd by two

S. rem (7irringlis tud Fuur, wills Gesitlemeen mid their

Fame Oleo,

Our 11%indi ill and Ten H.r*.,u, its colonials of Gee each,

otiesoled by two tiftworib..
A Houle Train of Coo jag, s.
Irial4r i• a Vim, attess.l.4l by a Rand,
11700.0 bi of Three Htt wired mod 5 aruly 111,owsorw:

The procession iii this order marched in stately
mrisore throut‘li St. Matthew's, to•Alr. Pearsou's.
This clic-mit took neatly two hours to perform, and
about two o'clock the Hun. Members sliOtrel to
dress preparatory to the veterans.), of chairing. Every
airatigeonent fur this purpose twin completed, this
imposing spectacle commenced its route from the
house el Mr. Peugeot., where the Honourable Gen-
tlemen u 00000 tited their triumphal, cars. Nothing
eotild exceril the taste sod tatiguilicrisce of the
..repianittons for this purpose. It is im-
possible uthquatrly to describe bywords the beauty
nod rlegatice of the chairs. Rath cars were ern,-
sr.ticted nearly similar : each consisted of a cupola,
supported by eight pillars, raised upon a platform
of spacious dimensiosts, and borne uisou tile shout-
dds of :shoot twenty men. The !Amick consisted
ef s beautiful cast of Briramsio in au erect posture.
In the sissurtinent of the colours chosen to decorate
the can, reference of course was had to the type
the party whose success it was meant to cele-
brite.. The burly of the machine was covered
with orange silk, oceasionally isiterspersed round
the frieze of the cupola with knots of purple,
sod tine word " Victory" was appropriately conspi-
cuous. The supportiug pillars were entwined with
...Viands of the tame colour, exquisitely combused
with Inure! leaves sad flowers. The platform was
covered with scarlet cloth, which gave a richries. to
thn whole, admirably contrasted with the prevailing
tions.olrtiisdy mentioned. The chairs appropriated
tor the- convessionue of the principal actors is „Use
scree 'sera ardque in their form—ou the model. of
a Greek curate—and each was covered with purple
twin; fringed with silver lace. As soon as the
llotiiitulable Members had placed themselves in the
chairs, they were borne aloft amidst the cheers
ef the surrounding multitude, whose voices
reot the air with peals of acclamation. In (root
..t she procession a choir of lumps-tent, mount-
. o On horseback, announced, by sis appropriate
the approach of the conquering lie-
r Roth Gentlemen were dressed in elegant
hall-room apparel, each wearing on his breast rich
1 senors, composed of silver rosettes and orstexe and
purple tissue. As they advanced they were greeted
II all cla,ses with the most enthusiastic expressions
et popular regard. In this order the procession
went Once round the Coin-bull, and ;hence pro-
c.4ded through Tavern-street, Brook-street, past
l‘Yessrs. Alexander" Batik, through College-street,
St. Peter's, St. Nicholas, the Butter-market,
Brook•street. through Tavern-street again, back to
the Corn-hill. As soon as it reached Tavern-street,
On its return, fresh objects of wonder trod admire-
sons were presented to the view of the ustutosired
opecceturs, moody,
A remarkably fine Stare, on a pedestal, of
JUSTICE.
Six feet high, soli sword mid males.
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This noble igen!! was accoaspaisiesl by a splendid lAA,
11.11 bad salver letters--bluliN " Jaalics hs llittoPbol."
THE TEMPLE OP FAME.
This grand and imposing spectacle rase 44 feet ia bright

Nos the shisablim it 111 e Mann. It was 1104slosle1,
each slot, setsporltd by 1.11 Tomcats soloolaie of beam, will,
silvered capitals anti hmoo. The firma tba gloriosa 4•48 wet
circular, bat isclo•do rim.; lbw distorter ist the Inch Noe,
was 11 feet, and its height he feet; of the centre .Rory
etzlos feet, and its height three feet 10 isoliet; aid of the
tipper story fuer and a half fret. aid its height firer fret.
The body inside the pillars was of omit* moterts• snit the
Inscription nu the iipiVef sooty " Hattlimaid," en the se-
cond " leasiierd," and its, the tipper " thoriog." The tab.
lets bore the names of distintoished permits, friends to
the cause of inderiplenee. Those on the lower Wolf were
w Nuotwx." 41 Kent," " Chatham," Nelson," " Anson,"
"L","brni" CrAtitte." Russell," " De-
yousbirti" " " Newport," a Tavistock," " Folk-
swine," " Norfolk," "Rutland," "Albemarle," sod "Grey"
tho the sesoid story, " Fos." Sheridan," " (tonally,*
posivinhv," " Whitbread," " Graham," " Coke" "Tier.
Pei." "Smith." Mackintosh," ",caned, " Brougham,"
" Wood," " Denman," " thindas," " Dorsky," " Mac-
done hi," soil " Ridley.* The cornices were decorated
with myrtles ever each 'pillar the lower eornirnt lout
silver and purple fringe and pine apples; the ini.kits
cornice had three Dingy, with t?e motto " Unanimi-
ty" between each of them ; and the tipper cornice had
its the interstices, Iwo pains branches and a cable—em.
blew; of streucth and victory. Above the cosmic* a bust sod
vase alternate Iv—title were busts of G. R. IT. supported by
those of Prince Leopold and Princess Charlotte; and those of
FOX. Nelms', Wellington, Milton, Altakspeere, and Cowper.
The vases wire filled with laurels and flowers. • The dome
of Intrizring—as was all the silk used as well.in the temple
as the flags—was alternately orange and purple. On the top
was a beautiful bronze vase, two feet in height, surmounted
by an elegant Attire of FANNIN two f. et and a half high. Ots
each side were two profile paintings of Fame, Ave feet and
a hod( high, in flying posture, besrius white lags with the
mot to " I pswkh is Free." At the corners of the platform were
placed four young Gentlemen--Masters Haenntowd,Nolcutt,
Cue, aid (inward—each of whom gracefully waved an
orange banner as the temple majestically moved alone.
The variety and the splendour nr these sue, essive
imgeatits ',reined to strike every person with wonder
and surprise, 'treatise infinitely surpassing the in"st
sanguine expectattotilL