The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-06 00:00:00

GUY'S ASTRONOMY FOR Rf 11001,14.

This day was published. illustrated by 18 beautiful Plates,
price only 34. neatly bound, the Second Edition of

E-LEM E TS of ASTRONOMY, fimlliliariy explain-
ing the general Phenomena of the Heavenly Bodies.
and the Thew,. of the Tides, to which is subjoined a com-
plete Set of Questions for Examination. for the Liar of Pri-
vate Students as well as Public Seminaries, Intended as a
Companion to the " School Ueograph)"of the save Author.
By JOSEPII GUY,
Formerly professor of Geography, at the Royal Military
College. Great Marlow.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy, Pater-
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THE QUEEN'S CL.11.4f TO BE CROWNED.

The Privy Council awnlhied yesterdar morning, at
ten o'clock, to hear the arguments of lief. M IJdtITY'S
Law Officers in support of her demand to participate in
the approaching ceremony of the Coronation.
The Council, which assembled on this occasion, con-
sisted of the Lord Chancellor, their Royal Highnesses
the Dukes of York and Clarence, the Duties of We!ling-
ten, Montrose, and Beaufort, Marquesses Camden,
:lertfurd, Choisnoudeley, Earls Donourhmore, Harrow
by, Bathurst, Bridgewater, and about thirty other Peers,
the largest number of Privy Counsellors ever knawn to
attend a Council. Chief Justices Abbot and Dallas, and
the Chef Baron, the King's Attorney and Solicitor-
Heneral, Mr. Tierney, Sir James Mackintosh, and a con-
siderable number of Members of the House of Cons- I
mope, were also present. The Chamber was crowded to 1,
excess.
At half-past ten o'clock, the Clerk of the Council pro-
etcdol to res.! her ILik-ty's three memorials tv be Isc•int