The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-17 00:00:00

PREPARATIONS of the HOUSE of LORDS-

[From the Morning Papers.]
In the interior of the House of Lords, below
the Bar, every accommodation has been provided
for strangers that the smallness of the space could
possibly admit. After providing for the accom-
modation of the QUEEN, her Counsel, and the wit-
nesses, the remaining space will not suffice for
More than eighty persons. In the portion of it
on the right of the Throne, the Reporters for the
eight Daily Morning Newspapers will be accom.
modated: - Sir Thomas • Tyrwhitt, with a very
liberal attention to the interests of the Public
Press, has issued cards with his seal for their ad-
Mission. The' remaining space will be -occupied
by such persons as are provided with Peers'
Tickets, and who shall have the. good fortune to
be the first to present them. No Tickets but
those :of the Archbishops, Dukes, Marquesses,
and- Earls, will be admitted this day,- The
Barons Tickets will be admissible to-morrow.
Her Majesty will enter the House of Lords 1)1
a separate entrance.- A new one has been pre-
pared for her, and, it will be -exclusively used bf
her Majesty. It is a narrow doorway under the
'piazza fronting the House of Lords, and between
the Peers' entrance and the thoroughfare leading"„
to Cotton-garden. It occupies the spade, pre.
viously allotted to a window. It passes throne'
apartments usually occupied by officers of the
House; and leads directly to ttie side entrance
into the -House of Lords, by 'which Strangers vet'
below .the Bar. An elegant State Chair has beeri
ordered for her Majesty,- which will be:place4
within the Bar close to, and immediately under
neath, her Counsel. The Members of the Holise
of Commons will have their usual accommodation
'by the Throne proceeding by the Long Gallery.
• The Garter King at Arms, at the commence'
ment of every, .Sessions,
.provides :Vile Officers °f_,
'the House of Lords. with a Roll of all the Pee"
of - the Realm ; and this Gartei Roll, as it'. ic
termed,. is- their guide and 4r.ithoritY reg,arditif
'those who are entitled to tai' the oaths. Ther
e
are three hundred and siNV-seven Peers of par'
liarnent-on this Roll ; bt.it in this number thell•
are seven Roman Catholic Peers, about twelve
Minors, and eight Peers whoare abroad. ExeruPt;
ing those Peers, a'ad the Noble Lords nOt-bouuu
to attend on acr.ount of. advanced age; it is cit.
culated that 'abOut three hundted and thiro.,
Peers will d'aily attend the proceedings respecti
big the Ciieen.
TI '.e seat appropriated for the use of her Ili!'
jes/,,y during the inquiry is that ordinatilY GO'
pied
by the Bishop of Sodor and Man.
the,bodyef the House; in the rear of the era 1:0•
benches, and immediately adjoining tl~e bar.
this situation her Majestywill have a-perfect 05
portnnity of hearing and seeing every thing t!
Occurs. Two barriers, consisting of Massy pilit
of timber fixed in the .earth, were last Digo
throivn up in NewiPalace-yard, reaching flit
St. Margaret's 'Church on the one side, to /1;t
King's Bench Record Office on the other. 'O'er
crowds of people were walking in the neighbo'lo
hood of the House of, Lords till a late hour I,ua
night; viewing the various preparations which gv
Nllje
Last night
Government
giltpavi ors,vleirave eemthpoluogyhetcifit to
near ruttratt
Yards erecting poles from one: side of the streeo;
to the other, for the purpose of preventing go(
necessary carriages :passing by the Reuse /5
Lords during the investigation of her Majestlie
case. WoOden poles are also placed at each°,
of the grand entrance, and the Bishops' entruocoeti,
to:tile House of Lords to prevent pressure, ler,
likewise for the convenience of the Civil P°%sie;
large tubes are fixed for holding the constabitie
staves. Extra poles are also placed to divide
officers from indifferent persons.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, SLC-
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to
'Edward Dmicanson, slater, Tradestown, Glasgo". so-
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examined in the Slitriff-clerles office there, 24th .004'
7th September, at 11. . •
Robert Shaw, cartwright, Glasgow, to be examined Ote
Sheriff-clerk's office there, 24t1tAugust and 7th SePle° e
at 1.
Creditors of the deceased John Campbell of Anclonnott
meet in the office of A. Mkleorge and J. B. Gra'', Pir'
Glasgow, 31st August, ,33041,1
Creditors of Robert Fleming, wright and buildei, Gl`
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meet in the office of King arid Campbell, writers tittl-'
August, at 2. - 009
Creditors of Anderson and Brown, tanners, Glasg_,-
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in the office of Montgomerie and Fleming, writers the'-r
September, at 1. ed
Creditors of Thomas and Wm. Henderson mut `—'ffict
chants, Edinbnrgh, will receive a dividend at the
0
Robert Thomson, jun. merchant here, 13th Septembef:,l4o,„
Creditors of Samuel•M'Snight, junior. merchant, fil'ddr
bright, will receive a dividend at, the office of AT•A•
accountant ere, 80t Seemiber.
Robert Don,th chah mernt;Forfar (partner of the "---ffirfficl
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James Laird and Co. millspinners, Murthill), has aPV
a discharge.

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During the violent thunder-storm Wbic",f '.W,
pened in Aberdeenshire ou the -afternoo eco
turday the sth instant, a quantify 'l,' 1
,iii- 4
which were cut, occupying a space of gt°
.100'
about a quarter of "an acre, belonging t° vje
TROUP, farmer, in Macterry, parish once otic
were carried up to a considerable distato (0,
the air by a whirlwind, and some of tb,e,e fror:
at the surprising distance of an English 011'4,
the spot which they formerly occupied--(
deer Chronicle.)
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of tarnl A 0

At Edinburgh, on the 12th inst. Mrs. Scott, 1
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Street, of a daughter. °f
At No. t 5, Forth Street, Edinburgh, Mrs. Orr,
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' • MARRIED. ' , ~,,,I. I O.
On Tuesday, the 15th inst., at All-Saints, rierl',llol
Thomas James, Esq., of Liverpool, in Miss Fra:
daughter of the Rev. F. W. Franklin, of Her
tfoa'
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On the 14th inst., George Koster. Esq., Mniceoecirge
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On the 14th inst., at Brizliton, Jane, wife °' 401
ley, Esq., of Soho-square, much respected. 4. 1 gr. '
On Tuesday, t lie 15't.lf instant, Francti i
p w`e°
Clag. of Gnildford-street.' . o'l
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A tug of P A°. bfßtu';'
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