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

LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1821.

" The Cause fer which 114AIPDEN fell in

MR. !MYRON'S PICTURE of "CHRIST'S:
ENTRY into JERUSALEM." after a most entho-'
elastic reception in Neetland. •'The Agony in the Ga►den."
and all his other works, ARE NOW OPE \, at No. 163, Pon-
toon—Admission Is.; Catalogue 6d. .

CORONATION.—To the Nobility oid OeisIWYJI-....
A spacipiti Niansion, No. I. the corner of Pilaw.'
yard and Parliament-street, is now fitting up for this spiels.-
dld Pageant, in It style of pemillar elegance, comfort. sod
rohrenience, Combining In this latter respect the most per-
fect sccommodattoil foe Ladies, and to whom the front rows
will he exclusively appropriated. The slew .is must com-
manding. viz. front Ws-minim:ter Hall to the Abbey door.
Reference to the premiss must convince rev* one of the
superiority of the situation.—An Office fur Tickets is opened
at the house. where a gentleman attends from nine in the
morning ; they may also be had of Messrs. Evans and Lo-
ess music-sellers, near Bow Church, Cheapside; at the Mer-
maid Tavern, littekney ; of Mr. James Brown, builder. 24,
Cherie:-street. Westminster; and of Mr. Thomas Benson,
surveyor, ite.lM Hatton-garden.
Wines and refreshments of a most superior quality, and
at reasonable rates, will be provided on the premises.
NvESTMiNSTER ABB EY.—CORON ATION—.--
Messrs. CI- ‘NVILLE and CO. have, by permis-
sion of the Henn and Chapter, fitted up (according to an-
eleut usage) all those parts within the Abbey hat have front
time immemorial been amounted their privilege. The seats
are arranced in the side aisle: on each side the platform, and
raised a sufficient height front it for spectators to command
the procession, and discern the features of Hitlividuals. In
the intermediate centre note, great pzi I of lit: pro-
cession will remain during the ('erton,rty within the
Choir. The music of the Organ will bu t:istiaetty heard.
The seats are conveniently divi.lrd t.•r le:ting, in
hoses holding ten and twenty each : ulii:st others are
retained for single 'rickets. thus giviag nn oppor-
tenity f•r perstots in any part of p..• isiotrdom to
make certain of a seat within the .11.. n v cif applied
for w itliont delay). who might not (aliens tAtt 1., v .! the chance
(by favour only) of procuring a Ticket. A s.ltier division
of seats are timer SO feet front the Ilror. part Int n:c.l into boxes,
Isoldiag 4 and $ persons earli. Here the tut..;e of the Organ
and Virtri-ters will he enjoyed in the ,!eat-<t perfection.
% few of the Seats at this height will 'tomtits not only corn-
-11111110 the procession in its approach to Il.' %Oar. but also
Cte ceremony of putting the Crown on hi; Ninjes*.y 's head
There is ample space allowed for.% /tiling at the Itel. of 111
tit' Seat's. high above and below : sad refreshment rooms,
female attendants and all clinveniearies are provided :
anti as the hoses are constructed lit prevent crowding.
properly itta:te I and decorated, it is contiuded persons may
b.- as inctlt at their ease as In tht it its. to dwellings.—
Messrs. G. 8.1.1 I '‘,..:4 office against the North side of the
Aldwy itself. is open from ten till tour elti.:l day.—The soots
:re going off rup;itly .

and 11)X 6 Y died en die Scaffold !"

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BIBLE Itili SI ES, on the Nantes of all the Books
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