The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

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THE LORDS: JUStICIS.
Couni Cracntal.—lsbterday behit ski dayapj
pointed foe the assessitfig of the Lords Oapiallsion-
ere appointed, by the' Ling In Conseil Mss Ke-
rney* to diticattnoffice of thel!Covereign °firma
noltiono tittle tof theilueudve Government,
the Archbishop of Canterbury Gamete town from his seat
at Addington, in Surrey : his Ovate arrived at his Pa-
laceat Lambeth at half put nine o'clock. Nseenuti
%Weis* came tb town from Richmond. 1%. bake
of Wellialten.alse arrived in London,- for the purpose
ef attending the meeting of their Lordships. The
meeting took place at one o'clock, at tialoi•ghtmn
Chalber, or Cockpit, Whitehall. In addition 14 the
above distinguished characters, there were WNW the
Lord Chancellor, the Marquess Chohnondileg sad
the Right Hon. Charles Bathurst. Mr. Outilinka,aM
of the Secretaries appointed to attord their Lerdshipe,
was in attendance to record the pedings of the day.
Their Lordships continued their sitting till a -quarter i
before four o'clock, signing official documeute and
transacting other official business. After the Oak
leg up of the meeting of their Lordships, Viscount
Sidmonth went to the Secretary of State's office fur
the lam Department, and transacted official business
fee.. short time, and then left town, in an open bar-
rine. for Illeinnesd-jiark.
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MITSUI PARTICUIAAS MON A 1110111,1210 PANIC
Yesterday Aaronson the Lords Justices met at one
o'clock at the Cockpit in Whitehall, and continued
in close consultation until half-past three. At, the
breaking up sitta Conseil q messenger win inotigli•
etelg oldspaiebed from :the IP•reigto-sate to the don.
dawn. The nausaal length of the deliberation io-
dated &belief diatoms matter of urgent stale import-
ance was under consideration. The Archbishop of

Canterbury, the Duke of Wellington, Marquess tibia.
'modeler, Lord Sidmoutb, and Mr. C. Bathurst wore
present; the Duke of York was expected, but did mot
attend. Sir IL Binds anal Mr. Stallard were is wait-
ing is the Ceuesil-ollice.
Since writing the above, we have bees informed
that the accounts received frees Hanover, represent
his Majesty to have completely recovered, these' it
was not believed he would be able to set oat on
his journey on the Seth. The subject of the pro-
tracted deliberations of the Lords Judas is said to
have bees the unfavourable turn which the negoci-
miens es the subject of Turkey, new "'meow on at
Hanover, have tabu.

CORONATION MIMI&

A serious difficulty has occurred is the removal
of the fittinp in Westminster Hall and the Abbey ;
la the former place every thing remains in cute
Oro till the Coen of Claims shall decide to whom they
say belong. Lord Owydir, u Lord Great Chamberlain
slams the fittings in the Hall t and Colonel Stereos%
the principal of the Board of Works, has pat in a claim
on the part of the public, for whose benefit he contends
the maferials ought to be sold.
la the Abbey the Very RIC the Dram took epos him-
self to Anita' rensowal of the Gulags from the dbele,
etrlr ifou topmfaiSseresighiNeillmook,
mired from we one of the Abbey t the Del" betireer
comidered these the property of himself sad dm Chao!
ter, and accordingly sold them; bat. I. eusequeue of
a nodes from the Solicitor to the Board of Works, the
revalue money has bees pad into Drummond., there to
await the decision of the tuft of Claims. Within those
few days a new difficulty has bees started, the It sof
the pried* 'strewn cube Hailers in the peasssies of
the lord Great Chamberlain, whole at present in France
(aid as ben written to ea the subject), &mold he refuse
to resign the. till his claim is decided, the Lord Mayor
on the ensuing 9th of Nothaber, will have to make his
way to the Hall by a circuitous and bye way.

The Kings's public entries into Dublin and Hanover
it appears. have bees so highly *miss to setae of
the parties comeerood, that isiratik diets, an attempt
is making to get up a procession to atoompamy his
Majesty into Lades. on his ream. The following
paragraph has. with this view. appeared in two of the
Ministerial papers adds messing 2--
m It is rossettred that the imbibitesos et Leak* and
its seborbe. will sot allow the opportunity which will
shortly occur. of testifying their attachment to their
Sovereign, to pass by without demenstratimg to his Ma.
ksty, that his entrance lets the capitals of Ireland and
Hanover, was not more gatitykag so the people of those
Cities. than will be his ajestes Mars to the greatest
City in his dominions, to the bears of his English
'objects."
Doran, Ocr. 31, 6 v. it.—The Rob Roy steam yes.
eel, from Calais. with passengers. is making for the
harbour, has just get ashore, and, m there is mate
swell. it is doubtful whether the boats can approach to
take out the passengers. However. as the Weather is
quite Am, there is little danger *apprehend, and that
she will get of and mate in seat tide. The Thews
steam vessel arrived this day, from the westward, to
ply between Dover and France. The Right Hems,-
aide the Lord Warden of the Chaim Pens holds a
Harbour Session to-morrow.

A letter from Deal. dated October 30. says :—.41 His
Majesty's yacht, the Royal George. accompaalod by
the Causeless sloop of war, the Starnes brig, sad se-
veral eaters, cease into the Downs this morning from
Portsmouth, preparatory to their being In readiness
to proceed over to the opposite coast to receive the
King epos his rotors from his Hanoverian dosage's.
The place at which his Majesty will embark is not
publicly knows ; bat Irma the best information that
ears at present be collated. there is reams to suppose
that Calais will be the point."
sztrast a a letter fres Marseilles, dated 20th of
October r—s• Hagfish travellers at this seams are ow.
%basally locking to Marseilles. There an also bete
about 320 Germans, Swiss and Prowl, waiting let a
passage to the Mena, to join the Grebe. We have
beers slimmed here with the yellow fever. which was
imported by two Mash vessels. bat by the rigorous
&tweaks of the Board of Health. It has, thank Goo,
bees' eisabed to the Waren% where several have
died. but the city has bees slew of that dreadful
scourge"
Tuesday, Mr. Walter% the King's Messier,. left
tetra with despatches gar abroad.
A Ministerial Paper states that Mr. Bares Graham
and Mr. Dam Wood have retired.
The Mors of militia sad it is nu m.
Mod Mwit orateeaplatioa to Nos a club apse
peinelphe seetewhat dream le these whisk regulate
the Vatted Xenia Clair..

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