The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-02 00:00:00

"TO NINO'S PUBLICCA STL MIT
E

rbt projects of the Corporatine
Irg the foem entrance of the X
vale were wily damped by the
goer intended to have been gi
ma., walk, which his Majesty
eouhl not possibly take p
bee killed for the occasioi
/be. roasting of the animal cot
tocing,.under a shed in ltatche
hie cariosity of a huinhor of psoi
the mechanism for ca errry!
of cookery. The rain
Iggilled•the shed, and fell upon t
of roasting. Ther
sing yesterday; hut it
bousgessents fur the popular few
dectedhe entrance/ of the King into l
tha expectation of an unusual au
Wets and private lodgings of ci
tech a •oircurostance, and it was
accommodation could he provit
siultiehard Di rule, with a large
arrived in Windsor on
sstep at were deemed advise
The Gorporation and inhabitan
rade their arrangements for eel
possible demonstratio
with every
seerlYffilf. was subicribed for d
pe uses; elegant devices were pro
....aad &supply of fire works quit
e'er the ssperintendence of hie.
W sheds in the Park. It was
mould set out from the cottage ii
his Majesty has of late occasion'
o'clock, and the Windsor dew
Mayor. the principal members
Ihnositottons, ens of the borough
tlemen-ef rank in the country, I
great gate of the long walk, bear
golf past ov., o'clock, to be in res
jestv upon his entrance into the
the boisterous nature of the weal
°laic throughout e day,
capered aro and the deputation
thirds (hue) LA4yed martial al
was station .d an the Park, al
asitnal.praded near them, beanie
awaited his Majesty's arrival atm
three o'clock a messenger, who r
walk, announce.' that the King
puled. The appearance of 'a,
tido, greandln the distance i
mews/ogees notification, and tin
attending crowd, filed nff at each
royal escort, which consisted of
Mirada (Klee), advanced slowly
jeans travelling carriage, drawl
The King was e din the
attended by the Dukes of Wail
woe 4 that dress. The neat curie
of Conyngham, Lord Franc
Keppel. A third card
Conartve, Minters' Upton. ant
equerries. l'he whole of the
Wiirdeor uniform. A detachn
(Mee) closed the royal con
carriage arrived in front of th
was greeted with loud cheers,
tspsted obeisances to the peop
good spirits, and evidently gram
the inhabitants; hut his co tit
regretted to observe that
from his carriage was attended
dicatid debifitv. The' King
Cattle by several officers of the
In Ittleirlance. and his Majesty
20 in the evening. The ilia
general, and the devices at the I
illuminated representations of
the letters O. It. There were
they were not remarkable for a
The fireworki, under the sups
were displayed soon after 7 o'clo
their explosion in the long walk,
gate. Rooters of all kinds shed
alley of trees, which woold hat
were it not for the antavoerabla
was, Mr. Sontliby combated the
derable success. and some of
best 'forts of his skill at Vanzhi
transparency of his Majesty, wt
ILlOg'i birth day. The incleme
alght-fall, end the Park was c
Ole fireworks; but„the dampness
the display comparatively Welk+
lad aupleasant. The utmost o
acre during the livening. The
erarse. chiefly drawn to the cox.
ft/riling contention for some e
the7lll King's
cof
nsisted Cii tlar. So: ratelit .thenre excitementemwah
will% was as plain as it well c
tied Which was held out of the
=t
ato Windsor Castle
er scale they were In
wqy peminent attraction. TI
lava, perhaps, marred any Eta
hat in the preparations, there
anticipations of the visitors, a/
pose to be present at the cerea
There is no reason to expec
bete held out, that his 'Majesty
principal residence, the stimuli
for a domestic residence.
This day (Thursday) the Co
said, present their address to t
have been expressed upon the
rate address (except in the cm
nothing final was settled last r
mend expectation was, that
dress to-day, and in the ever
grand dinner.
it is said that his Majesty le
s Connell at Carlton House,
In the evening.

The following is another
the day from the Court Neva
Wiwason, Ocr. l.—Yestei
elery of Bachelors. sad the tit
at the Town Halt. from wive

colours flying, followed by th
in their hands, two by two. '
drums and fifes, joined the pr 4
Adams's slaughter house, ne
was a fine ox, and two sheep.
to the Bachelor's Acre, to wh
Inc horses, adorned with ribt
the Roast Beef of Old Englao
principal streets of the town,
tended by six or seven Ituodre
at the Bachelor's Acre, a ems
arrival; the band played "
pat down, and about twelve'
to give notice of the Ire bel
the might come on so wet, ti
Moth-west. that the Ire coal
every thing was io readiaesa
Long Walk, at two, w
he emu to the Castle, hat lb
was impossible for thus to al
snaked. The Major la coast
Tows Hall, and naiad it to
that is soma of the 'meth
dinner would be. put et II
o'clock la the Illgh•slttet•
'apt, as ant two *miss