The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-03 00:00:00

THE CORONATION.

I\IEiT.MINSTER.I.TALL.-The carpenter's work
111..`lVestminster Hall is now completed.' fi.very
41; is ready for the upholsterer -and other de,
'rators. The galleries are finished, as are the
particularly the elevated station for the
of°Ya-l-Table, which also appears. On each side
f)1; ~tile Hall, but net quite -under the lower.gal-
-Y, there is.a table; ,and thus the middle por-
tio,
of the Hall:to-a great width is left entirely
cia`h",
-and
.unoccupied. Along this space the
4. ("upion, with the' Earl -Marshal on one side,
4
d the Lord High Constable on..the other, pre-
N'd by Herald's, 'Squires, &c. will ride ; all
ihree will be on horseback abreast, proceeding
tr°ra the. Hall-gate to the :ascent to the Royal
-The floor of the regal board is on. a
Courts
with ttfe former entrance into the late
Chancery-`and King's Bench ; and
ascent to 4 is by steps
.and landings reach-
•g quite
ao; across the Hall. The .table thus has
rt commanding ,and imposing station. • The
ec-ikles of the.- twelve windows in the wall on
4'`..6lde of the Hall as they,y-appear above the
gaiter*"
, les, have been completely- restored by the
~,.-s4tes skill. 'The arms of. Richard H. and the
tpaalents of the Hart, &c. introduced -by 'that
those
rch, .re-appear, fresh and perfect ; and
t 4 ti Parts which were left incomplete, owing
T‘,
r eposition of Richard before the works in
als projected by him were finished, have
Iviii,,"en perfected. The figures of old Kings,
Are —Lt latterly appeared over the Judges' seats,
of tr. Placed in their original niches on each side
Alow'le southern and newly opened grand win-
tniibehind the Royal table. The masons have
the north- window, fronting New Pa-
l/1414.rd; as well as the tower or turret start-
.lo,4l.r°4l the summit of the roof; and as the scaf-
,per2llg is entirely removed, great numbers of
tqiirriS daily proceed to admire the beauty, pe-
rnas4nritY) acid minute finish.of the masonry. The
the -11 s are now engaged in repairing each side of
liewgreat sate ; and these are the only-Worknuen
e,nlPloyed about the Hall. The carpenters
1,4 Meted their works here 'on Saturday night ;
.IverYi_have alsO terminated their portion of the
"4 in 'Westminster Abbey.

Op cile. Duke of YORK, .the Duke and
,Dechess.l
LcweEsTtii, and •the
_Duchess of KENT,., din-
-gor lt,
.Y y esterda with Prince LEOPOLD, at Glare-
.
clays he Duchess of RUTIAND having, some few
'the rn:acit, by-accident, sprained her anc , is
.
1-,ati —,ains of 'confining the family in town longer
Rap ley intended ; but her Grace, we are
1,11 PY to -state, is.so-much recovered, -that the
forcatik ;:)1 the family leave town on Monday next:
-yee'tvcar Castle.
Prio slrdtaY the Duchess of GLOlscisTta, the
. war eunuteetos e'-'1"1-1(4tivrA, the Duchess :of. KENT,
rn„-'areniont on a visit to Prince lA-coPOLD
dia,...tie;?°llB Party met their ItOyal Highnesses to
• tYlr
to 6.tiTillll).z, of •Galway, on Monday, walked
I\l., 'll4ll Office, while Sir WILLIAM LEIGH-
Na.fr.s sitting, and going over familiarly to the
ver'7,,,,trate, said he wanted a summons for a dro-
rnithfield, forill-treating an ox.—Sir Wil-
Ala.,;" 1(011. must wait."—Mr. Martin. 4‘ lam
fir
‘Ryitisitiraarate.
.‘,ll(l,l,eary. .Member of Parliament."—
Well, you must :wait."—
tohlr IViartir" ".In Ireland Magistrates are accus-
dwdtto be civil."—Sir William. " Very well,
Ycm.wouldy
be so here."—Mr. Martin. • I
.1Th.1.1:-.-4.lave a summons;,, Sir. William. 44 Officer,
1,111 have
than 'out of the Office."—Mr. Martin.
tat
the Was a-time, that when the brains were
chail`!'e man would die ; but those times. are
it ged, We have a proof of it now. Good
morn-
rg to
call. again when I collie to town."

8110 NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. i.--At rived. the Alaria,

Walker, from the Downs fOr New South- Wales;
Ann, Lucas, froth ritime and Veitas, Erten,
from Blythe-the latter has lost her top=masts by
the thunder-storm on Sdnday night. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Itedpole on a cruise.
DEAL, Auo. 2,—Arrived,..and sailed for the

aver, the Belina, Wildgoose, and St. George,

Brown, from Grenada ; Doncaster, Marshall, and
Wellington, Anderson, from Quebec ; and seve-
ral. others. Sailed part of, the -outward-bound.
YnotoUTII, AUG. 2.—The Huddersfield, Ro-
bit:bhaw, a Hull and London trader, got on the
Barber Sand yesterday, but was got off again
without damage.

WATERFORD, JULY 2 9.—Arrived the Sir John
Cameron, Millie, from Quebec ; she, fell in, on
the 17th inst., in- lat. 49..`20. long. 38. 30., with
the Triton, Ward, of Whitby, for Hull, water-
logged, out of which she took part of the crew ;_
the remainder of the crew were, taken out by two
other vessel*,

JULY 31.7--Arrived the Devon-
shire, Tuivushend, from Pctersburgli, in 38 days.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at
:he East India House, when the following,'-ships
akeu up for the ensuing' season were thus sta-
:ioued, viz.:

Kellie Castle, 1332 tons, Captain Alexander Lindsay;
General Harris, !200 tons, Captain George It'elstead ; Inglis;
1200 tons, Captain Thomas Borradaile, ftieNladras and China.
New Ship. building by Mr. Lochner, 1300 tons, Captain
William. Cruickshank; new Ship. building by. Mr. Timins,
.1300 tons, Captain C. S. Timins; Marquis
.Camden, 1200
tons, Captain Thomas Larkins; Charles- Grant, 1200 tons,
Captain Hugh Scott; new Ship, building by Mr. Cobb,
'l3OO tons, Captain Henry Cobb, for Bombay and China.
Waterloo,. 1325 tons, Captain It. Alsager : Vansittart,
1200 tons, Captain Dalrymple, for Saint Helena, Bombay,
and Cliiaa.

Lowther Castle, 1400 tons, Captain Charles Mortlock
3entzral Kyd, 1200 tons, Captain Alexander Nairn ; Atlas,
200 tuns, Captain C. 0.- Mayne„for Bengal and China•.

New Ship, hiiilding by Nlr. IZOO ions, Captain
John Paterson, for Saint Helena,- Bencooln, and China

Thomas Grenville, 138 t; tonS, Captain Thomas Manning
Marquess of ‘Vellington,'96.l tons, Captain John Wood, fur
Bengal direct.
New Ship, building by Mr. Ripley, 1300 tons, CaPtain P.
Ripley; Bridgewater, 1200 tons; &se,. 935 tonc, 'Captain
Thomas Nl‘Taggart ; Minerva, 97G tons,.captain 3ottn
Princess Charlotte of Wales, 976.t0n5, Captain C. B. Gribble,
for China direct. '

SCOTLAN-D.