The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-27 00:00:00

THE CORONATION.

The admission tickets to Westminster Abbey, designed by
Sir William Congreve, are now ready for distribution ; but will
not be issued till the claims of all persons entitled to tickets'are
distinctly arranged. The execution is very good, and the de-
sign beautiful. In the centre, there is a circular medallion, con;
taining a representation of his Majesty seated in St. Edward's
Chair, attired in his COronation robes—an Angel descends, and
places the Crown on his head, while Britannia presents hint
with the Sceptre of England. He is surrounded by
gorical figures, representing Ireland, Scotland, and Wales
and by. other figures carrying the Scales and Sword of
Justice. At the top of this mdallion are the King's. Arms,
with the motto " Dieu et neon Droit," and the whole is
encii cl by a wreath composed of the Rose, the Shani-
rock, and Thistle ; • within which is the -inscription, " Geo.
IV. Dei Gratia Britanniarum Rex Fid. Def." On the
left hand corner .Of the ticket is engraved" Geo. IV." and
on the right, a small space for the number. At the bottom is
the word " Abbey," and a line on which the Lord Great Chani.
berlain will sign his name and affix his seal. The colours are
alternately blue and red. There is no foundatiOn for the rumours
which are afloat of an intended postponement of the Cororiation
beyond the day already fixed, . namely, the 19th of July. . As
little foundation is there for the asserted indisposition of his
Majesty, who, we are happy to state, is in the enjoyment of ex-
cellent health and spirits. Preparations are every where mak-
ing, by illuminations and otherwise, to give public demonstra-
tions of loyalty and attachment towards his Majesty on the day
of his Coronation. It will be a day of general festivity ; and it •
is expected that all the shops will be closed, and all business
suspended.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER gave. a Concert to
some of her Royal Relatives and a select Party, on Monday even-
ing. Mrs. A sicu and her accomplished daughters were the chief
vocal and instrumental Performers. They sung several very
beautiful airs with admirable taste and expression. The Misses
ASHE, in their performances on the Harp and the Pianoforte,
excited great applause, and the entertainment altogether was
highly gratifying to the distinguished guests of the illustrious
and amiable Hostess.

Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE, Princess AUGUSTA,
and the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, were entertained
by the Gentlemen belonging to the Trinity House.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford gave an elegant entet-
tainment on Monday to a party of distinctiOn, at their house in
St. James's-square.
The Marchioness of Cholmondeley gave one of the most
splendid routs of the season on Monday evening, at her noble
mansion in Piccadilly. The spacious and magnificent apart-
ments on.the drawing room floor were fitted up with unique
taste and elegance, and were most brilliantly illuminated. The
company began to arrive soon after ten o'clock, and by a quar.
ter past eleven -there were nearly 500 persons of the first distinc-
tion and fashion present.
Countess Brownlow's ball, on Monday evening, in Cavendish.
square, was very numerously and fashionably attended.
Mrs. Hope's rout, on Monday evening, in Mansfield street,
was attended by upwards of 200 distinguished fashionables.

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ARTimAr.s.—Lad y Mary Singleton, at the St. James's Ho-
tel, Jennyn-street, from Surrey ; Lady Vivian, at ditto, from
a tour ; T. S. Smith, jun. Esq. from the Isle of Wighe;
Sir John and Lady Pringle, at. Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from Scotland.

DEPARTIMES.—Dowager Lady Welby and family, for Al-
lington Hall,. Grantham, Lincolnshire ; the Earl and Countess
of Darlington and family, for Paris ; Sir David and Lady
Gould, from Blake's Hotel: Jermyn-street for Herts.

The letters of administration of the persohal
estate and effects of the late Lord Viscount ET WY .1;;I.), which
were granted by the Prerogative Court, in April last, to Lady
CHETwYNn, as the relict, under the suggestion that be hsil
died intestate, have been since revoked ; and probate of a will
dated in December, 1802, issued on the 16th instant to the IlO-
nourable Granville Anson Chetwynd Stapylton (his Lordship's
brother), and Wm. Ralph Cartwright, Esci.i the executors. By
it he has left five hundred pounds to her Lady Ship, in addition
to her other settlements, and the occupation of the house in.
Bolton row till her son Richard Walter is of age, which is
then to be sold. The landed property is stated to be already
settled ; and the personal is directed to be given 'to his Lord-
ship's children---Richard Walter having two-thirds, and .th'e
other children the remaining one-third. between them.--:-Thg-
effects are sworn under 12,0001.