Star.
London, England, 1820-06-05 00:00:00

A GRICOLA.

The Lords Commissioners appointed by the KING,
to hear and determine all claims ?elating to the ser-
vices of his MaJEsTy's ltoyal Cironation. a,sembled
on Saturday morning, in pursualice of their adjourn-
ment, in the Painted Chamber.
The Earl of Errol claimed to perform, by his deputy, the
Must Noble the Marquis of Huntley, to walk at his Alnesty's
Coronation as High Constable of the Kirgdom of Scotland.
Lord Douglas claimed, as the linezl representative of the am.
tivnt Dukes of Douglas, to bear before his Majraty, cm the day
of the Coronation, the e'rown of Scotland.

Agent of the Nob'. Lord, in answer to some questions
put to him by the Duke of Clarence, explained, that this service
was nut performed at the Coronation of King George I in con..
sequence of the attainder of the Duke of Doughs at that period;
of at tke Cotonation of King George 11. because at that period
the contested right to the Peerage was not determined.
William Henry Whitiaread,• Esq. claitre.l, as proprietor of a
certain manor in Bedfordshire, to perlorm the service of high
Almoner to the King on the day of the Coronation, and to rt
ceive the fees and emoluments incident to the a. rvice.

Henry Bankes, Esq. the elder, and U. 13aik.3, Esq. the
younger, of Cogie Castle, in Darsetahire, claimed to be per-
mittt d to assist the lkirons ilajesty's Cinque Ports is the
perforriaance of the duty as,igned to them on the day of the Co-
ronation, of bearing the royal canopies over the King and the
(bitten camort.

A Petition was presented on behalf of Mr. Dymocke, of Weds,
claiming, as lineal descendant of Philip de Max niyon, to perform
the office of Champion at the Coronation.
[This claim is in opposition to that which was made at the for-
mer Court, on behalt of the Rev. Mr. Dymocke, next heir of
the late Lewis Dymocke, Esq. and it was new observed by the
Commissioners, that the right to the office was appurtenant to :he
manor of Scrivelsby, and that the claim preterite(' at the former
Court was made by the person actually in possession of the manor.]
A Petition was presented on behalf of the Moat Noble the
Marquis of Ormond, claiming that the Noble Marquis might be
permitted to perform the duty of Chia Butler, on the day of his
Majesty's Coronation.
The Duke of Northumberland claims to act as Lord Cham-
berlain. 'l'his claim is also asserted by-the Duke of Norfolk, as
Lord of the Manor of Worksop.
Lord Abergavenny claims the right of acting as Lardererf
which is also claimed by Lord Maynard.
Lady Grey de Ruthven, as the descendant of the Baron de
Ruthven, put hi the document in support of her 'claim to the
right of bearing.(by deputy, she being only ten years of age), a
gilt spur in the procession of his Majesty.
`The Court now ordered that strangers should de-
part from below the Bar; after which it remained
for upwards of half an hour in consultation, when,
upon returning, it was announced that the following
claims were agreed to:
The Duke of Montrose, as Master of the Horse.
The Lord Mayor of London, to serve the King after dinner,
with wine, from a gold cup, and other claims.
Lord Gwydir,
i as Hereditary Chamberlain, to'have a lodging
near the King during his Coronation, with hose and shirts.
The Batons of the Cinque Ports, to support a canopy of State.
The Rev. John Dymocke, as Champion of England, by alb-
stitute, he being a Clerk.
William Henry Whitbread, Esq. M.P. as Lord of the Barony
of Bedford, to be High Almoner
The City of Oxford, for divers dignities.
'The Bishop of Bath and Wells, to assist at the Coronation.
The Dean and Chapter of Westminster, for oblations and of.
ferinp, after Divine Service, oa the Coronation Day.
William Wilshere, Esq. as Lord of the Manor of Great Wy.
moodeley, llertfordshire, to serve the King with the first cup,
of silver gilt, at his Coronatios.dioner.
Duke of Athol, a reserved claim by the .50th of Geo. 111. as
Lord of the Isle of Man, to present two falcons to the King.
The Earl of Abergavenny, as Chief Larderer.
The Baroness de Ruthven, to present, by Deputy, a gilt spur
to the King.
Tha Court then adjourned to Friday, the 16th inst.

Itsronvaxv! —Among the Notices in a Paper of this moping
to Creditors, we observe one which requests all Miss or demands
against Mr. Alkis Bull to be sent in ! !

Yesterday, Mr. Sheriff ROTHwELL gave a grand
dinner, at Fishmongers. Hall, to upwards of seventy
persons of distinction—amongst whom were, Lord
Eastman, most of the Judges, a number of Alder-
men, the Common Serjeat.t, &c.
The present depressed state of CoMmerce tends
greatly to increase the rivalry fortilhe new Loan. No
less than seven lists are now talked of. The Stock
Exchange list and the Bankers and Merchants are, it
is now said, respectively subdivided, so as to form a
greater number. According to present rumour the
lists will be tone headed by Mr. Rarttscnito ;
Messrs. RICARDO (brothers) and MELVILLE, head
another ; a third will be formed by Messrs. I. L. GOLD-
BMW, and F. and A BAILEY. These three lists will
probably include all the scattered members of the
Qid Stock Exchange list, first established by BARNES,
RICARDO, and Co. Mr. D. RICARDO, the only s r-
vivor of the original Managers, declining any further
connexion with Loans. A fourth set of contractors
are expected to unite metier Messrs. SHXWELL, and a
fifth under the House of TRowER and BATTYE. The
firm of Messrs. REID and Ittyttlo, who were bidders
for the Loan of last year, are expected again to come
forward, not as they then did, in union with other
Houses, but independently—an arrangement that
may be owing, ia part, to the smallness of the Loan,
and in part also to the recent demise of. Sir Joust
JACKSON, who participated with theca in that offer.—
A rumour is also current, but we speak of that with
less confidence than the others, that the House of
BARING will makp proposals for the contract.
SPECIAL COMMISSION FOR THE COUNTY OF YORR.4—.
We have just been informed, that a Special Commis-
sion will be issued for the trial of the prisoners in our
Castle, during the course of the present month.—
Another prisoner from the West-Riding was last
night brought to the Castle, under a charge of High
Treason.— York Herald.
Somas Dmisn.—Saturday last, as Mr. Coors', an attorney,
residing is Leigh-street, Brut awick-s.‘ttare, was pasiirg the end
of Great Ceram-strtet, he fell down, and instantly exp'red.
Coax-Excitation. Maas-Lana, Jour s.—Ah blush the supply
of Wheat was small th's morning, the sales were heavy at the
prices of this day week, for the finest quality, and at a reduc-
tion of 21. per quarter for all other descriptions. Barley, a ith
the exception of that for grinding, Is nearly unsaleable, having
scarce any demand, and for such sorts last Moaday's prices
were obtained ; but fine making samples and la. per quarter
lower. Oats are is. per quarter cheaper, having bad a success•
lion of largo arrivals, and the' consumers being well stocked,
caused a heavy demand to-day. In Deans and Peas there lama
alteration.
Sattrurtatn Matisse, Jura 6.--Bett, 4s. 6d. to ss. ltd. per
stone of sibs. ; Mulkod; 5a 6d. to 6s. Od. Veal, Sa. 04. to is. a„,.
Pork„Ss Od. to 6s. Sd. Lamb,7s. Oil. to 81. Ad.—Cattle at ilui;
Beasts, 1700; Calves, OO; Sheep and Lalnlas,l4,; His no.
flay, U. los. to 44 4s. Clover, SL. Os. to 61 105. kraW, 1L
to iL 145..