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

THE CORONATION.

The tithets for admission to the Hall on the day o
11 e l uronation, are uow stamping with the Lord Urea
I Faiti!irrlairt's seal.

A con.siltation took place in the Lord Great Chamber-
lain's Oilier, on slonday, as to the probable time which
the various ceressionies to be gone through on the day
of the coronation wonld occupy, when it was consideeeil
that, under all circumstances, it will he impossiblo for
I.is Majesty to sit down to dinner till eight o clock is
tte evening. In this view of the case, it was deemed
t.s cessary, that preparations should be made for lighting
cqnsinster Hall, and the avenues leading to and from
t!se approach of nightfall, and orders to that effect
I ace heels issued. Splendid chandeliers are to be sna-
ps ivied from the beads of each of the angels termtnating
the arches which support the roof of the Mall (2 in
!somber), and each of these chandeliers will contain
from fifty to sixty wax candles; independent of these,
there will he brilliant candelabras, and other lights, on
the tables and Royal platform. The dining-rooms its
the House of Lords, Courts of Law, as well as all the
other rooms and passages through which the members
cf the procession will have occasion to pass, will also
he lighted with candelabras, lustre., branches, and
lamps.
In serving up the first course of his Majesty's dipser,
on the day of the Commotion, Isis Brace the Doke of
Wellington, as Lord High Constable of England for the
day, and the Marquis of Anglesea, as hotel High Stew-
atO for the day, will accompany the Earl Marshal (Lord
Howard of Edingbam), on horseback, attired in their
relies, as Peers, and Juicing on their heads their Coro-
nets. It was thought these Noble individuals would
bare ridden by deputies, but in thus personally perform-
it !! their others, the interest of this part of the splendid
Rene will be greatly enhauced.
We are happy to state, front authority, that the inten-
;ion which existed, of throwing open Westminster Hall
•ss the populace after the banquet, has been abandoned,
• rum a well-founded apprehension that the impetuosity
it the persons admitted might produce mischievous con-
• equences to themselves. Two folding gates have been
s rected at the north entrance to the Hall, which, front
• 17:-ir peculiar construction, would resist the pressure of
r luv ordinary force which might be applied to them.
In addition to the several regiments of cavalry sum-
moned to London to attend the Coronation,it ie reported
i at all the yeomanry corps within fifty miles of the me-
:srpolSs will likewise be present.

Ott Tne.day (3d instant,) a Court Martial, Captain
1:*:11;s, Ramilies, Preside:lt, assembled on board the
t.,.! :ern Charlotte, to try Captain 0. Rennie, o f his
r.l..jemty's ship Tees, on charges of" cruel, oppressive,
a n.l un-officer like conduct towards the crew of the
Tee., during the time he has been Captain of her," in
onsequence of an anonymous letter having been ad-
....est:ell to the Lords of the Admiralty, from on board
t:.e Tees, complaining of ill treatment which the crew
have experienced from the Captain. The Court con-
tinned to sit from day to day WV Thursday evening,
u hen the proceedings on the pert of the prosecution
11Fin closed, it was adjourned to illouday, when
the Captain will make his defence. Lieutenant J.
Fletcher, first of the Teet, will be tried by a Coen
Martial on similar charges.--(HensprA Ire Courier.)
Monday se'nnight, one of the men belonging to the
41st Regiment, stationed at Stirling Castle, met with
a serious accident. The regiment had been exercising
with blank cartridge, and the piece of the man bad
hers several times charged without going off. The
ircumstance was not discovered till he was eating
bayonet, when his foot came in contact with the
tugger, and the piece went off, the discharge carry-
ing away one of his fingers, and dreadfnlly lacerating
ht. hand. The anger was picked up some time after.
by a person at a considerable distance from where the
accident took place.

Yesterday morning Hr. Robert Henderson, of Lanes-
street, Goodman's-fields, solicitor, wet with a serious
ore/dent near Cautbridgwbeotb, while on his wsy hone
tidier a spirited horse, Mikis took fright. Mr. H. we.
nrawn, sod was carried borne is a senseless states

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