The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-23 00:00:00

the effect has fallen short of the expectation. Not-
withstanding all that has been said, and may hare
been justly said, of the splendour and magnificence of
the exhibitions in Westminster Hall and the Abbey,
and of the procession on the platform, and not rith
standing all the knowledge of the costly prepara-
tions for the display, the brilliant scene on the im-
portant day failed egregiously in its attractions. la
evidence of this we weed only refer to the disappoint-
ment of the proprietors of the booths that were erected
for the accommodation of spectators. Of these, it is
affirmed, that not one third of the seats was um-
pied at the original prices; and in regard to the space
between the platform and the booths there was ample
room for pedestrians to perambulate at ease. This
fact speaks volumes as to the interest which the public
' took in the business of the day ; and as to those
who were present, out of doors, their sentiments
were expressed too loudly to be mitunderstook
The absence of the Qrsitst which was designed
to mortify her Maar:ars, became a source of chagrin
to those by whom it was planuri. Lo.yal as the
people proved themselves on the occasion, their feel
ings were divided, and their zeal was neutralized. It
is a question whether, on any similar occasion, suck
indifference was ever demonstrated ?

(FROM A NEW PORK ETENINO PAPER Or rim 19TH JrNE,

RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]

We have received, by the brig Catherine, Havannah
papers to the Ist of June. The Editor of one of the
public papers in the Havannah, has been tried for a libel
and acquitted. A passenger by the above vessel was
informed by Colonel Forbes that the necessary arrange-
ments for the delivery of the Floridas to the United
States had been made, and the Hornet was to sail or
the day following, fur Pensacola, with orders for the
evacuation of those provinces ;by the Spanish com-
mandants, and the occupation by the Americas troop.-
[SAINT AI:GI:STINK, JUNK. 7.]
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Bandon the desi(iu of a public festival The Coranati on, we learn from the provincial papers Oil
of the repugnance of the people ! Anti brought by this morning's post, nos re1,d)..„4.41 in
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ersons, (of whom Mr. Smith was not similar 16.ouner, under the auspices of the local melt,. Lei
whole number of subsetihers, wished rities, in most of the priucipal towns in the kin,
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nnpopnlar a measure. Ile is further loin. At Liverpool, the inter •st excited by the
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had himself abandoned the 11-sign ill Roy .1 celebration was considerably enhanced 1,... Ise
'at a meeting of the subscribers was combining with it the joral and interminz mr;.
day morning to determine bow the re- mousy of opening. what ;s earit'll rite " Prince, alt
ions were to be disposed of. At that Dock, one of the finest artifi..ial basins that ornantestr go
megesteul, that another attempt should any town in the world. At Edinburgh the day tear tb
ail upon the people to t a free dinner celebrated by a jilt-fie-14c of ail the regiments awl an
:. de/eferre was prac bring the troops in garrison th by a public dinner of tl, In
With this view aha as issued magistracy and pri abit;:nts,awl :ay fire-wo.ks TI
mon Friday months Is it was and illuminations at nig . In hub in it appease; th
opportuni I classes have been celebrated by an illuitelina'ion only. th
sontefract, ill. to • -- - -- -- --- -- ---- -- ---- in
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'ClAki,
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a per Cent. Red sl3rs Ditto s 50s. ON --a. pii P'
and canvassing, II per Cent. Con. 79f,3) oit 4 Atoek bu
le people remain incio per Cent. Old Ann.
per Cents. 93 43 • 9d. 44.64, pm. at
o their future prejudice, overeat),
t.Nsey I Ivo for Money —pisi bi
unwilling guests. and about karat. nk for .Aceo IN
to dinner in the mark; en 191 i lndia ;or ditto
exclusive of a number of , 10"-i• 73111 It cm*. - 61 e 11
th tea at the inns, eite.l a number of env. Lott. la
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luildren, who were also regaled in their a"- - In
rd., .1/ere e r.e.) ebt 4tatranus • 11
s coronation was celebrated on Thar,- a.. TES earns' STATUE VI" IS rseeereearee wrre---'i1llPlP.•• ..res
as in most other places, with many of STATIEVAII." J
nonstruoions of public joy; but as the -- --- - - -------.-:-----
partial, so were the rejoicings. The LONDON: 1
Ind are too high minded, and have too 3i INDAT EVENING. .11:LT 23,1521. t
of justice, eu relish any scene, however r
?using, that stands accompatt:ed by an A Ministerial paper of this morning, on the att6.s. t
power oppressively exercised ; and the rity of a correspondent, ears that the Quace kit a
r Majesty the Queen from her just par- Brandenburgh House early on Saturday more- c
; coronation cast a gloom over the whole , 3
in accompanied accompanied by Lady A. Hamilton, Ablermsa
di•rnitied awl peaceable reproof, given t
Wood, &c. ; and intimates that from the style ob
courtiers, will, we trust, not be lust a
ul when they next command us to re- served her Majesty must have proceeded on a tour. i
II probably enable us to bt loyal
' and 'l'be whole story we can, on unquestionable authority, 1
e time. The festivities of the day were
assure our readers, is a fabrication. J
; in some places workmen were regaled
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r•—the populace by the oplieilia.and This morning at the Stock Exchange the Funds
s by the ft knits of t heir establhAdients;
lo died very heavy, in consequence of va:ious reports
very little voluntary feasting at the
sts, and still less voluntary r, joicing. in circulation. It is said that our Government hnl
•s of the coronation in Westminster. sent remonstrances to Russia in favour of 'turkey. An
ttninster-ball being. subjects for luistori- counts from France respecting the differences between
lof general interest, we have detailed Russia and Turkey are also gloomy. Since Friday, .
length ; and to- room which they oc-
the Settling day, our funds have suffered a deprrssies
ir excuse for the ve.y brief notice which ,
of the provincial rejoicings. It is pro-
of One and a half rel. cent.
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to mention the proceedings which took
The excitement given to the pnblic mind by the
,wit, and they na ty be considered a fair
it was done in other places. About stimulants attendant on the Coronation very rapidly i
a-oops of the 15th hussars, stationed subsided. and the people have returned very readily
Leeds Yeomanry Cavalry, and the to their regular occupations anti their usual -- •
er Infantry, assembled at Woodhouse modes of thinking. In what degree the 4.'
e Volunteers bad a pair of subscription
v gorgeous pageantry has gratified the taste of those
sly consecrated, presented to them 11
the Col.iners last. Afterwards, the for whom it was principally prepared, ire bare not the
rough their respective evolutions, and meatus of knowing; but if we were allowed to judge
LI jell Xde fide. In the afternoon, the from the imi.ression it has produced on the multitude, •

to mortify her MAJEary, became a source of chagrin
to those by whom it was planned. 1' .al as the
people proved themselves on the occasion, their feel
lings were divided, and their zeal was neutralized. It
is a question whether, on any similar occasion, sock
indifference was ever demonstrated
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(PROM A NEW YORK ErENINO PAPER Or rtir: 19TH JI:NC.
RECEIVED Tills MORNING.]
We have received, by the brig Catherine, Havannah
papers to the Ist of June. The Editor of one of the r
public papers in the Havanna'', has been tried for a libel
and acquitted. A passenger by the above vessel was
informed by Colonel Forbes that the necessary arrange-
ments for the delivery of the Fluridas to the United
States had been made, and the Hornet was to sail as
the day following, fur Pensacola, with orders for the
evacuation of those provinces ;by the Spanish com-
mandants, and the occupation by the American troop,.
[SAINT AEGESTINE, JUNE. 7.]
On Tuesday arrived off this Harbour the tiled
States schooner Porpoise, from which a communication
was received by the Governor, announcing its readine►t
to convey the Spanish officers and soldiers to Havaroul.
In the evening the schooner weighed anchor, sod
stood out for sea.—To day arrived the United States
schooner Nonsuch, with the Spanish commissioner.
Arredendo, from Ilavannah. He is said to bring order*
from the Captain General for an immediate surrender;
the American troops being at St. Mary's.
The Paris papers of the 19th contain nothing of in'
' portance relative to France. In their extracts from the
English papers, respecting the preparations for the Co-
, ronation, there are some curious noistakes.—One pper
says the Champion, Mr. DVAIOKE, is a young Ecclesias-
tie—and another would have it that the gauntlet shot
' be taken up by another Champion on the part of tite
gI'ECN ; and a thirst complains that our national pride
has made us suppress the fact that the cooks eisoploYe I '
n preparing the Coronation dinner nem Erenchinet4