The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-29 00:00:00

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The tr.•st 'Woe peetbettilese madam to be mile
here for his Majesty to expesed
Three et his Nalsely's vantages, sad a quaatity of
stores, arrived at Newham' this moralsg tram Les.l
dom. per the Ammo Wait.
On Wednesday hot the Town Coma' 6,10•10•11
committee to sake the seeessery "trespasses Itik the
proper reception of his Majesty. It is sew lastly re*
solved on, that the Masques to be ewe to lie Va•
jasty, by the Magistrate* mad Ceaseil. will be be Om
Parliament-horse. We believe it is andentnall MR
Majesty will proceed. In the Bret place, ta Ilk
Advocates Library, which is to be splawlidly
Gated, and from thence I. the hangeetsiste reees.tpes
which at present there are a greet samber et week.
men employed by Mr. Trotter, and which *IN be teeter
telly and elegandy decorated. The preparation like-
wise at the Palace are going on with envision alacrity.
ann which we Amine will soon be lighted op with gm.
The improvementwat Delkeith Palace are aloe proseret.

ed with great rapidity. and we sedereeseil anew tar-
Asp, way is making frees opposke the mew attunee
to the palace, across the field to the gate of Melville
Castle. It has been proposed to ban the road between
Dalkeith and the city lighted up, sad it was sarveyed
yesterday by a lamp contraztorfor that purpose.
Preparations are badly nothing tiseasghisisi the city,
both by public bodies and ladivideals, fees general
Initiation, which* is especial. to ~ism for several
eights, aml to bet/eased brillisat and magoilleant that
ever took place in this city.
The Faculty of Advocates met on Tuesday. soil ap-
palsied a Committee to prtpare ao alarms to his Majes-
ty. and to consider whetiter any and what farther marks
'of profound respect and loyalty the Faculty have it in
their power to exhibit.
His Grace the Duke of Beecleogli.withLord and Lady
K=ws have engaged lodgings in Barry's botch
Street, during his Majesty's visit.
The Earl of Errol, the Earl of Fife, sad the Earl of
Illertio, will take np their residues at the Royal Hotel.
The Earl of Brealtiltaane occupies Lord Babanto's
house, in St. Aadrey's Square, sad we anderstand
elegant spartasestaheee Urn take 'by the Earl of Rees-
lyn in Geese *leg aletret.
His Majesty's horseta which left -Losileat an Friday
last. are expected at the Duke of Ber;lie:ib's stables
in the coarse of next week : the Caled Haut sta-
bles at Dalkeith are reserved for the horses of his (;trace
the Duke of Moatrose, his Majesty's LerlitChanther-
lain.
Two troops of the Scots Greys bare arrived at Dal-
keith, ander the command of Lieutenant-Colossi! Mal-
kin, where they are to be joined by other two troops
from Glasgow, who will form the household guard of his
Majesty, along with foir companies of 'slangy. Two
troops of the Greys have arrived at Pierebill, sod the re-
mainder will continue in Glasgow, until they are relieved
by the 7th dragoon guards, now on their marsh from
Manchester.
Three troops of the 3rd dragoons are on their mareh,
from Newcastle, to join the bead quarters of the vest et'
barracks.Pierabill i '-
The Royal Mid Lothian cavalry are mode* to
hold themselves in readiness for the arrival • Jibe
jesty. They are to he quartered in Edinburgh.
Shortly after his Majesty's arrival, there wilt la a grand
cavalry review, consisting of the Greys, St dratooo
guards, the Royal and the East sad Wtsf
Widen cavalry corps.
Yesterday the Royal College of Surgeons appeleted a
commiue* to draw up se address to he preseised lby a de-
petrifies of their members, to hie Majesty soli:4f*
ssifw in Edinburgh. sad we nadereod that
legsof Physicians are to taeorasalay for the iansil
PoTos°.
Extract of a letter, dated lidiebargh. July 23:—The
Royal Company of Archers will claim their old privi-
lege of defending the King's person, as a body guard,
within six miles of the capital. This company, which
owes its origin to the Commissioners appointed in the
reign of James I. for enforcing the exercise of Archery
was revived daring the reign of his late Majesty. It now
consists of one thousand members, among whom are
most of oar Scottish Nobility and persons of distinction.
Such a gnard, we doubt not, will be most acceptable to
his Majesty, and we are all anticipating the p 1
seeing oar Sovereign escorted by this fine company of
Nobles and Gentlemen.
POSTSMOUTO, JuLT 27.-- Yesterday morning' the Hun.
Sir Charles Paget, K.C.B. hoisted the superior broad-
pendant of a Commodore, which confers on him the
same hoooon and advantages as are enjoyed by a Rear-
Admiral. Captain William James Mingay, having
been appointed to command the Royal George Yacht,
ander the broad-pendant, the usual honorary salutes
took place between the Commodore's and our Coin.
mender-in-Chief ships. Captain Mingo y took the
command of the Royal George on Thursday. !dent.
George Russell (son of Lord John Russell), is appointed
Signal Lieutenant to the Commodore. She will-sail to-
morrow morning for' Greenwich, accompanied by the
Calliope and CameliOn tenders, to await his Majesty's
embarkation for Scotland, which, it is believed, will
take place about the Bth of August. The Phaeton fri-
gate. Captain A. W. Montagu, C. 8., the Forte frigate,
Sir Thomas Cechiane, and the Egerio, Capt. J. Toup
Nicholas, C.B. sailed on Thursday for the Nore, where
the Royal Sqnafron has been ordered to assemble.
The *Lord Chamberlain and the Secreary of State.
with their respective snits, will, it is said, embark in
the Forte frigate, Sir Thomas Cochrane. The only
Equerries that will attend his Majesty to Scotland, are
General Bayly and Sir H. Vivian.
DONCASTll.—Yesterday his Majesty's travelling car-
riage and fourteen horses arrived at the Old Angel Inn
in this place, on their wayto Scotland.—(Doncaster Go.
Bette. Friday.)

On Saturday Earl Bathurst bad an audience of the
King.
Yesterday the Lord Chancellor bad an audience of
his Majesty.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign Office, which Whi attended by the
Lord Chancellor, the Karl of Westmorland, Mr. Peel,
the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Sidniontb, and five
ether members of the Cabinet who continued in deli-
beratioa till past three o'clock.
The Highgate chapel job, which bad excited gn-
i common animosity in the neighbourhood and in the
Committee, it appears, is at last given up. The bill
was abandoned on Friday in the Committee, chiefly, a
it is understood, through Mr. Byng having determined
to withdraw his support from it.
Cider is confidently expected to be sold in many parts
of Devon, at from Ms. to 15s. per hogshead at the pound's
mouth.—(Dettos Freeholder.)
Fruit is so plentiful in this town and neighbour.
hood, that fine cherries are selling at three farthings
per lb.; gooseberries the same price per quart; and
apples at from Is. to Is. 4d. per busdred.—(Plyawath
Parr)
Juta 27.—We understand that a tarn-
one has taken place amongst the operative spinners in
Stockport.