The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

HERALDS-COLLEGE, JuLT IS.

The Bort Meseshers Gold Staff Officers are hereby re-
' ired to meet in Westminster Abbey, on Tuesday morning
it,st, at one &clock, in order to receive directions to enable
theme to discharge their respective duties on the day of his
Majesty's Coronation.
Tickets Mr their admission will he delivered on their per-
sosal application at 41. Dowaing-street. on Moseley wet,
be•Areett the hours of twelve and four
GEO. N.% Clareseette.

The following notice wee issued from the Herald's
l'ullege on Saturday. on the subject of the Costnme
to he worn by the attendants on the Peers is West-
initialer Hall.

" !feral,ls'teollere. ink 13, 191'.1.
u These are to give moire to the Lortht f;piritual and
Temporal. that the attendant to w tit on each Lord during
the banquet in Westminster 1131 t, on the ib'v of his 31a.
jesty's f oronation, mist he Itabited in a scarlet single-
breasted froek•coat, edged with narrow gold lace awl
gilt buttons, with a garter blue silk sash room( the
wail, white kerset•ntert• tr:tistroat and breeches, ant!
white silk stockings, with Mark shoes and scarlet ro-
settea.•'

Saturday's Gazette contains instrnetions, pursuant
to an Order of his Majesty's Privy Council, which have
been framed for securing the contumelious access and
return of carriages conveying permits to and from
Westminster Ilan and Abbey, on the occasion of his
Majesty's Coronation. on the 19th instant. In eon-
feyrnsity with thrar instructions, the necessary directions
hare been given to all his Xlaj. sty's Officers and sor-
t- ants coneernol its carrying them ion mention. The
eloorsof the hal) and Abbey rrill he opened at three
n'cluek in the morning. At the same hour all the
Oatesof Hyde Park, except Kensington liate, will he
tined for carriages, and the Stable-Yard Gate will
Le opened for the passage of sub carriages 81 will be
permitted to use the second route laid down in the in-
-o....actione. The doors of the Ilall and Abbey will he
t:httt at seven o'clock in the morning against all visitors
rsrept those who are entitled to he set down at the
I hmsr of Lords, awl the doors nf that House will be
shill at eight o'clork. All rarriages are then to de-
rart. and the gates of the Par!: will be niwn at three
o'••i'wk in the afternoon to those which are to wait
t! ~re for the return of their owners, as stated in the
second and third routes.

No. I.

Rorie for the Foreleg' Iliaisterc, for all those who are
fora► part of the Procession, and for those who
I are tickets from Peers, Jutslees, Privy Councillors,
and Grand Crosses of the Bath.
N. 11 The holders of melt tickets may also nse the
Ronte No. It,
Pass down Grosvenor-place. Eaton•street, and the
auvlsallgoall, slime Ilillbank•road, 31in:ink-street,
and the E.g.t side of .Abingdon-street; set down at the
I t.'nse of Lords; and go home by the West side of
.It,:.ngslogi..treet. along• Colleee-street, Little College-
street, 11'oml•ctreet, North-street, St. John's Church-1
yard. Little Toftnn-street, Tufniss-street, the llorseferrv-,
road, Carev-street, the Nortl► ;mil West sides of Vitt-
CV! and Itontineh-street.
Persons of the uhove descriptions from the eastern
parts of the town. %gill fall into this line most easily by
cro.ssiag Vauxhall-bridge.
All the foregoing persons will he excluded unless
tl:et• arrive he eioht o elork in the muting.
In the et ening the carriages to take away the above.
nivotirmed ••rrsons, sill w»it in rmeent's-square, with
floe Lind nitreli against the rails of the square, will come
from thence (nitro rr.iniredl he the reverse of the morn-
tonic, it'. West side of Abingdon-street, and go
ily the Fact side of the street, the Millbatik-road,
'•aux!'all-roatl. _ _