The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-09 00:00:00

vNEsTm. N STEIL A lill PA.-4:OW /NA I lON.--
V Alessrs. ULANVII.I.I.; mud CO. have, by permis-
sion of the Oran and (isnot' r. fl.;cd up (according to an-
cient usage) all those parts w aids, the ~Otry that have (rum
time immemorial been accomeed their privileze. The seats
are arranged ill the side Civic, on each side the platform, and
raised a sufficient height from it for spectators to command
the procession, and discern the features of in.lividuals. In
the intermediate centre na‘e, great purl of the pro-
•-ession will remain during the tereationy within the
('heir. The music of the Organ will he distinct!) heard.
The scats are awateniently divided for letting. In
boxes holding le* cod twenty nets ; whilst others are
retained for shigte Iltkots. thus giegllfr we upper-
tunity for persons le any part of lire kingdom to
makc certain of a seat within the Abbey (if applied
for without delay), who might not otherwise have thee:lance
thy favour ouly )of procuring a Tirl.et. Auotiier di% isiuss
of seats are near:W.lfeet from the door. pert formed into bosses.
holding 4 end is persons vie+. Here the music of the Organ
and l'hurislers will he enjoyed in the greatest perfection.
few of the Seats at this height will actually nut only com-
mand the procession in its approach to the lltar. but also
the ceremony of putting the Lublin on his Majesty's head
There is ample space allowed for w•o.itsg at the back of all
the Meats, boils above and below : and refreshment rooms.
female attendants and all essnreniencies are provided ;
and as the boxes are ronstructed to prevent crowdioe.
properly matted and decorated, it is concluded persons may
be as much at their ease as in their uwn dwellings.—
Messrs. O. cud Co.'s office against the North side of the
Abbey itself. is open from ten till tour etch day.--The seats
are going off rapidly.

CORONATION.—To the Nobility and Isrestry.—
A specious Mansion, N.), I, th corner of Palace-
yard and Parliainent-street, is now tilting up for this splen-
did Pageant. its a style of peculiar cleanses.. comfort, and
convenience, combining in this latter respect the most per-
fect aceommodeion for Ladies, and to whom the front rows
will be exclusively appropriated. Time view is most com-
manding. wig. Iron, Wrstutiositir Hail to the Abbey door.
Reference to the premises must convince every one of the
superiority of the situation.—An Omer for Title's is opened
at the house. phere a gentleman attends from nine in the
morning ; they may also be had of Messrs. Evans and Lu-
res music-seders. near Bow Church, Cheapside ; at the \le►-
maid Tavern. Ilsckney ; of Mr. James Brown, builder. 24.
chucks-street, Westminster ; and of Air. Thomas Benson,
surveyor, dc. 211, Hatton-garden.
Wines and refreshments of a most saperinr finality, aid
at reasonable rates, will be provided on the premises.

ORNA'S EN I AL lilt EEN PAIN IS, and CHEAP
PAINTS. manufactured by JANIES CREASE sad
SON. 33, West Smithfield, London. viz.: Roman Green.
Is. Sd. per Ili. ; Saxon Green. at es. per M.; Spanish Olive.
at 2s. at per M.; Patent Grass Green, at 3s. per lb. These
Greens are warranted to preserve their beauty in the most
exposed sitnattons. and have been extensively used by the
trade for many years. Japan Green. for Venetian Blinds.
Fenders, ite. in bottles of Is. 3d., 2s. 61., and is. each.—
Cheap Ter Paint. at 2101. per Ift., ready for use. and requir-
ing no Ilea% in easks of b.llb. and upwards. Invisible
Greens, at 3415. and .104. per cwt. Olive Green. at 91.. Is..
and Is. 6d. per itf. Aromatic Paints. free from any offensive
smell. fro. in-door work. at Is. per lb. White Lead, Oils.
ready prepared Paints, and Varnishes of even, description.

RICK CLOTHS, with Nies, the.— NE 11 ISt;
for FRUIT TREES. &e.—T. end FLEMINGTON.
2.44, Too:el-street. Borough. beg to present to the Nobility.
Agriculturists. Arc. the prices of Rick Cloths, vis.:—For
covering about 20 loads of hay, II guineas; 30 loads. 13
guineas; 40 loads, 18guineas ; and 30 loads, Vi guineas.
end so on in proportion. The Canvass Cloths for Hay
Vans, from 3 guineasto 3: Heir Cloths ditto, from 11. 10s.
to 3t. Netting for Fruit Trees, of superior quality, 40a.
per cwt. The above price for ne v Cloths will be found to
he hi the same proportion es old ones were previews to the
termination of the war, and it is a known fact. the cost is
moved in one year if a wet season, and they will last with
rare from 20 to 30 years.—Orden received as shove. and at
Weds-street, Oxford-street.

We mentioned the death of Mr. Gregory, of thigh-
ton, in oar Paper some data ago, and tkat a Cormier's
Jury, after viewing the body yesterday se'naight, had
adjoarced to the nest day. When the Jury again
met, and ha.) ascertained that the deceased had died
in France, the worthy Coroner, Mr. tiwyane, informed
the Jury, that the law permitted them to take no fur-
ther rognizaLer of the matter.

KIeeARD ea•WAT, 64Q. K. A. This flentlessan,
who has long keen as oroatocat to the arts of ust..
c uttotry, but has fur sante years bees prevented resins
the exercise of his tileata he some severe isullsim-
sition, on Wednesday closed Li 4 earthly career. at an
advaaced age.