The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-12 00:00:00

FAS I ONA BLE PA lITI ES.

Sir J. Ramsden, Bart. gave an elegant entertainment yes-
terday to a distinguished party, at his house in Piccadilly.
Sir A. Hume, Bart. entertained a large party of disting&sh-
ad personages yesterday, at his house in Hill-street, Bcrke
square.
Mrs. Mitchell entertained a large party of fashionables yes-
terday evening, at her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square
The Earl of Carnarvon and family leave town on Saturday
for their seat, High Clere, near Newidury, Berks.
Hon. Lady Smith entertained a large part' of distinguished
fashionables yesterday evening, at her house, Terra e ,
Countess Cowper gives a splendid rout this evening, at her
house in George-street, Hanover-square.

FAsiitosAßLE AaalVALs.—The Earl of Surrey, at the
Duke of Nprfolk's, St. James's-square, from Worksop; Col.
Clifton, in German-street, from Weymouth ; Prince de Hats-
feldt and Suite, at the Clarendon Hotel, from the Prussian
Court, to attend the Coronation ; the Due de Granimont and
Suite, at the French Ambassador's, Portland-place, from Paris,
to attend the Coronation ; Lord Nugent, from Mr. Coke's seat,
Norfolk; Commissioner Brigg, and Capt. flaggeston, at Kirk-
ham's Hotel, fro:n New South Wales ; Lady Guildford, from
the Continent.

DEPART URE s.—Lord CalthorFe, from Grosvenor-square,
for Bury ' • Earl of Derby, from Knowsley, for Preston haces ;
Countess Grey. from Saville-row, for Howiek • Earl of 13ridg-
watir, from Grosvenol-square, for Bath ; Earl Temple, for
Stowe, Bucks.

Yesterday the Earl of STllATumoitz took his
oaths before the Lotto CHANCELLOR.

Prince de HATiFELDT and suite arrived yes-
terday evening, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
street, from the Prussian Court, to attend the
Coronation.

The Duke de GRAMIKONT, Ambassador Ex-
traordinary from the French Court to attend
the Coronation, was for some years previous to
the return of the I(ing of France to Paris, an
officer i❑ the 10th Hussars, when his present
Majesty was Colonel of it.
The Honourable Artillery Company are or-
dered to attend their ground this afternoon, at
five o'clock, when the new colours of the Regi-
ment will be consecrated.

Great rejoicings have taken place on the
estates of Lord CLINTON, in consequence of the
long litigated cause between his Lordship and
the Marquis of CIIOLMONDELEY being determin-
ed in Lord CLINTON'S favour.

The weight of sovereigns and half sovereigns
seat by the Bank of England to Manchester,
was nearly four tons, for the purpose of ex-
changing gold for paper : this being effected on
Saturday last, to the amount of 419,t500/. the
office was closed.

OXFORD ELECTIOIC—The exertions of the
friends of the different Candidates are unremit-
ting; each party is sanguine of success ; the con-
test is expected to be very severe. The E'er-
tion will take place iu a fortnight or three
weeks.

Cmtracts have been lately made to supply
the Kent and Canterbury Hospital with prime
joints of beef and mltton. at !au:pence Art/sing
per pound, and coati at 37a. ad, pc ctialdroa.

FOR T:IE 3UN.

COIiONATION,

1411. .Dt-ot:,----As. LIEU RiA;EsT7 thatight pro -
per to exPrt:ise A.::,vercipi. Power wi.eit it.:rinceg;
3f Vialifs, creating an order of knighthood,
iil•y does 0::1 not F.:, vv exerc:s2 that.:3:)vere;g;-..
avower hy issuing a pi ozlomation for her oin' C -

repcltidn 4.

Hot if she could exercise Sotteeign:•Bower
witholt legal .adviser.; then, why not .now:V;iße
.ic;.es, who are now her legal advisers ?. Messrs:
8r0u,i..0.a;;; and Dewnait are certainly . legai •
champions ; but who was flu tadviser.'vthetY,
Mr. P.,.rcrugharn recently stated in.Parilament;:shil
.ient in her Memorial, claiming CGrocation,iwilif,;:
Ctl-7/- o; .the clrruit i Where is 'the
Mr. P.:.; i tor, 'the G RPAT
MU.; w,11i3 say ! I 'er:Japs her.legal advis'ers rimy
answer ray question by saying that it • is not he:
pevt to Flock:in her Coronation; 'that such
be done by the KING.. Very well. then, Lana
conttnt. Prey, Gentlemen, where -is the tc.
Say that the King shall do so? .
Many Kings have done so, I grant ; snn'e have:
riot! But, Exceptio facie. regulam I YeS,'so`at
doem here in a double sense-; for the exceptions.
shew that Lsago was not •law But. GU-Iv:at
have claims depegda:it upon the Queen's.COrolia,
tion ! WOll, do these folks now.suffer in.their
rights? or did they suffer during the nol:,Coront.7.-
tki•n Of Henrietta Maria ? Why, yes! I believe
they did ; hilt then it was from the Reforrn.lra
and the abhorrers, and the self-denying. ordinance
men! But, snys.Mr. Brougham, all Queen Gore;
sorts have been crowned ; or, if they have riot,
the exception dues 'nut tell—non constat, I Le-
lieve the lawyers say. But, pray Mr. 8., is he:.
present Majesty a QuEEN.CoNSonT? If .ille
there never was a Queen Consort in Britain be-
fore. She is Queen I grant, because she is thu-
Ifives wife ; but the word Consort cannot apply
to a wife living in a state of separation by. Act of

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