The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

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It was last night reported that the resignation of
the Lord Chancellor might be expecttd at no very
distant period, and that the Noble and Learned Earl
would be succeeded by Sir John Leach.
Her Majesty, it is believed, perseveres in her Wes of
visiting Scotland. It is said to be her Majesty's in-
tention to decline taking the manufacturing districts,
under lany circumstances, in her route, and it is
affirmed, indeed, she has positively refused to do so.
Her Majesty, it is supposed, means to go t Edin-
burgh, kind from thence to see a little of the Islands ;
in short, to make rapidly what is called the tour of
Scotland, and by the most ordinary route.
Lord Oxntantown, son of the Earl of Ross. has
offered himself for the representation of the King's
County. vacant by the appointment of Joh■ Parsons,
Esq. to the Ace of Commissioner in the Insolvent
Court.

Sir Charles Coote, of Ballyfin, has announced ,
self a candidate for the seat in the representation
the Queen's County, vacant by the elevation of
Hon. W. W. Pole to the Peerage; and T. H.'
fington, of Oriel Temple, for the seat in the represes-
tation of the County of Louth, vacant by the elevatiaa
of Mr. Foster to the Peerage.
It is rumoured that, owing to the present state
the wind, it being steady towards the westward,
very likely so to continue, that his Majesty will pre.
reed to Dublin by the way of Holyhead.—lndeed, •
is said by some people that the state of bin Majeste,
health is too delicate to admit of the possibility of
month's voyage by sea, which might be the
the voyage was undertaken from Brighton, round
Land's end, and up the Channel to Dublin; and
ticelarly if the wind should set in dye north after
ships had got round the Land's-end.
Thursday evening his Majesty had a numerous
grand dinner party, at his Palace, in Pall-mall,
principally to the foreign Princes of distinction,
here on special missions from different Sovereigns,
Governments, to be present at the King's Coronation,
All the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers were ,
vited to meet them, as were their Royal Ifighnessettie
Dukes of York, Clarence and Cambridge, the
guess of Londonderry, the Duke of Wellington, ,
being personally known to many of them, from his
long residence abroad. The Duke of Montrose
in attendance on the King. The State Rooms
opened on the occasion for the Royal Banquet.
pages, and other attendants, appeared in their
uniforms, and the livery servants in their State
ries. The Royal and distinguished party broke
little before eleven o'clock, when his Majesty
guests proceeded to the Prince listerhasy's.
His Majesty honoured the Duke of Wellington
his company to dinner yesterday, attended
Master of the Horse and the Muter of the Robes.
King was escorted by a numerous party of the
Horse Guards, of which the Duke of Wellir
Colonel. His Majesty's entrance into his
was announced by the sound of trumpet, which
collected a number of persons in Pall-Mall, in
tation of seeing the King, in which they were,
ever, disappointed, as it was previously arranged
proceed through the Parks to the Duke of Wellington
house, which is the corner of Hyde-Park.
His Majesty was also expected to honour the ,
De Grammont's grand entertainment last night at
Almaek's Rooms.
BRIGHTON, JULY 27.—Four parties of the Royal
10th Hussars, each consisting of a serjeant, awl
twelve privates, left this place yesterday morning fee
various stations on the road between London aoll
Portsmouth, to serve as an escort to the King, it
being, we are informed, the intention of His Ma-
jesty to proceed to that port to embark for Ireland.
SIR Onanon MAC (IRIEtiOn....—DUBLIN, JULY 23.
The Maria, Capt. Thornthwait, arrived in Midis,
yesterday, having on board Sir Gregor Mac Gregor,
his Lady, and family ; they sailed (ruin Santa Mar-
tha in an armed schooner bound to Greenock, bat
falling in with the Maria, about 130 leagues to
the west of Ireland, and being short of water, they
went on board.
CAILA v. 11q4AWARA.The new trial in this cane
will take place this day, in the Court of Comma
Pleas. It is to be hoped that Council on both sides
will not subject qtemselves, by conduct unlike
calm demeanour and dignity which should prevail
a Court of Justice, to a repetition of the charges
brought against them on the occasion of the former
trial. It is expected that the four Judges will
the better to preserve order in the Court. The .
will be stated for the plaintiff by Mr. Doghetty.
Serjeant Joy, who is engaged in addition to the for
mer Counsel for the defence, will state the defendants
case.—(Dablin Alarming Post,Ja ly 25.)
WHITEHA LL, JULY 21,.182 I.

Mr Loan—l am commanded by his Majesty to
press to your Lordship his Majesty's high approbation
of the arrangements made by your Lordship in the "
pertinent of the Great Chamberlain of England, for
august Ceremony of his Majesty's Coronation, and
the correctness and regularity with which they
carried into effect.
To the exemplary manner in which these duties
performed by your Lordship, and by those Officers
acted under your Lordship's authority, his Majesty,
graciously pleased to consider that the order and digely
which so peculiarly distinguished the Ceremony, are '
a great degree to be ascribed, and I have to roped
your Lordship will communicate to the persons tins
(erred to, the sense which his Majesty has condescotla
to express of their services.
I have the honour to be, my Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant,
The Lord Uwydyr, (Signed) S Duerr&
Deputy Great Chamberlain of England, hoe:. fa.
Passengers per Lady Rallies, Captain Coxwell,
Bengal, arrived off Portland, the 25th instant, sues
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Downs, the 27th :—Ch-is. Bayley, Esq,. Civil Service,
the Cape of Good Hope.
FOR ENGLAND—John Monckton. Esq. Thos. For*
rue, Esq. Hugh Wilkinson, Esq. Bengal Civil Set'?"Lieutenant-Col. 11. Westanra, his Majesty's Sth
Dragoons; Capt. Carroll, his Majesty's ti, ltegiewlo;
Capt. Charles Fitzgerald, gib Bengal Cavalry: 4.41.
W. D. Playfair, Sib Bengal Infantry; Dr. (lovas, Br'
gal Medical Service; Mrs. Chas. Bayley, Mrs.
Hampton, Mrs. Playfair, Mrs. Carroll, blaster L
Tombs, Master James Playfair, Master I.yom
Master (leo. Rankin Playfair, Master .111. P. Haisploo,
Master Wm. Hampton, Master It. J. Hampton, Mutt
Thos, Staekhouse, Master Chas. Stackhouse, Master
Home, Miss C. C. Hampton, Miss M. L. Playfair, 3!!
Ann Playfair, Miss Elisabeth Oakes.—Lieatemal
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mountains. Having re
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fever. ons,
nt to afford it. It is hardly possible, in- C=MM1...!.......11 The Lord Uwydyr, (Signed)
Deputy Great Chamberlain of England, Etc. Sac. Fury and
half of what we hear be true, that she It was last night reported that the resignation of Island, io
Passengers per Lady Raffles, Captain Conseil, fro
the Lord Chancellor might be expects d at no very
forbear. With such barbarians as the Bengal, arrived off Portland, the 25th instant, and the Resolutioi
distant period, and that the Noble and Learned Earl Sivuouml.
elation, at the present crisis, can be of no Downs, the 27th :—Ch Bayley, Esq. Civil Salim" cargo of t
would be succeeded by Sir John Leach. the Cape of Good Hope. Strait, chi
:hing but force can have effect. This Her Majesty, it is believed, perseveres in her idea of FOR EN 0 Lamp—John Monckton, Esq. Thos. Fes' ' , *nation I
Serif"; ;
know has been acted on with respect to visiting Scotland. It is said to be her Majesty's in- cue, Esq. Hugh Wilkinson, Esq. Bengal Civil
_. riusity of
rent of Algiers, and the expediency of the tension to decline taking the manufacturing districts, Ligts .
Lieuteoant-Col. 11. Westenra, his Majesty's Sib_ the object
under lany circumstances, .. in her route, and it is Dragoons, apt. Carroll, leis Majesty a ,
has hardly been called in question; and Capt. Charles Fitzgerald, Sib Bengal Cavalry: Gel*
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affirmed, indeed, she has positively refused to do so. is it, we
ss occasion than that which now occurs Her Majesty, it is supposed. means to go t i Edin- W. D. Playfair, Bth Wool Infantry ; Dr. tloval, 190'.
gal Medical Service; Mrs. Chas. Bayley, Mee- l'hig: letters Its
ember that the Government of Coastanti- •
burgh, and from thence to see a little of the Islands t Hampton, Mrs. Playfair, Mrs. Carroll, blaster C . Parry.
menaced. What now restrains the naval in short, to make rapidly what is called the tour of Tombs, Master James Playfair, Master llioe Eillflit' The u
fain from assuming on the coasts which are Master (leo. Rankin Play_fair, Master
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Scotland, and by the most ordinary route. yen hand
li Christian blood, that attitude which wo son of the Earl of Ross lies
Lord Gement° , .
Master Wm. Hampton, Master IL J. i anyte_e, Tiirl"P. has beim I
offered himself for the representation of the King's Thos, Stackhouse, Master Chas. Stacklionse, ftnesetio dred earl
it the blows of the murderers ? Where Home, Miss C. C. Hampton, Miss M. L Plario, ''''...._
County, vacant by the appointment of John Parsons, Stamps,
e squadrons by which the British power Esq, to the office of Counnissiotrer in the Insolvent Ann Plat fair, Miss Elizabeth Oake..—Lieeteasal L.
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Ed in every quarter of ire globe ? How Court. lonel D.bodgio, his Majesty's 66th Regimen ,
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