The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-21 00:00:00

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French are vigilant, but the privateers frequently
elude them. 1 few days before the Leopard left, a
brig was taken by one of Coustnodore vessels,
said from Vera Cruz, with 1.10,000 dollars on board,
and a rid; cargo of dry goods, to the amount of
200,000 dollars more.
The.peoplc who have already been gratified with
the splendour of one Coronation, will learn from oar
paper of today, that the 4,2yEesr has proposed that
they should be treated with another. Whether her
MsJes.ry had mule this application merely to com-
plete the measures she deems necessary for the yin-
dicatiou of her fights. or partly with a view to
satisfy that poilioa.td the public who are pleased
with loathing alp 4 its with glitter an.l paiade,
we ca*not presume to determine ; but so it is ;
the Quests communicated to the Archbishop of CAN-
TERBURY her hope. that whilst the Abbey remained in
\te of preparation, there %timid be no objectio‘to
being separately crosued the week after the Kisi..
(ruin the Aectintstioe's answer, that his
pace could not stir a single step without the coustuantle
R the KiNc, her M tresTv made a communication
to the KING, thrangh Lord St D T It, requesting that
his MAJESTY would be pleased to give an earVan-
swer to the demand which she had made to the Arch-
bishop, and announcing her intention of visiting Edin-
burgh, during, his MaJes.rv's absence in Ireland.—
The answer of Lord SIDAIII:TB, however, was sorb
as the public would readily anticipate. Ills Lordship
was commanded to acquaint the Qi•axs th.it the
titer; did not think proper to give any orders for the
Coronation of her JIAJI. rv.

betters front Ilanibilrgh of the 6th instant mention I
that eight Araldatt hotws, of exquisite beauty, had
been embarked there as a present to the %jug of Great
Britain, to be employed in the ceremony of the core-
nation. Their value nily he estimated by the instil.-
ante effected on them, which was to the amount of
7,2001. sterling.
Letters from I.ailritl of the sth instant state that
Terrinos, the King',lireasurer, was placed un4er arr,..st
on the preceding day. On !•earching his paper, some
documents were found which proved hint to have been
in connection with Merioo, with Almelo, and with Zal.

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TiM Kt .G.—{From the CoNrl Cirruletr.)—We are
extremely liany to say his liejeety was in the enjoy.
*tient of good health yesterday, a fter the excessive fatigue
lie underwent on Thursday at his coronation. A great
iiusiiher of anxious inquiries were made at his Palace
ve‘terilay, hut no list was taken. The Duke of Cam-
lirii'.ge, the Ditches, of tilocester, !he Prince.. Aug sista,
the Princess Sophia, And the Prince Leopold, raid :if-
fectinnate visits to ',iis Majesty. It was understood
that Prince Leopold took leave of the liing previous
to his going abroad. His Maje.ty g.,ve audiences to
1 Vi<c. Sidniouth and the Marquess of Londonderry'.
The King returned to his palace in Pall-mall, from
the coronation banquet, between 'J and 10 o'clock on
Thursday night.
. Yesterday at three o'clock, a C.ilii
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Arranrrntruts were wide at the Palace, ye.terday.
for his lajesty's leaving town fiir tit:. cottage in Wind-
sor Park, itt.i:iediately after dinner, where he intends

to remain till l'uessily evettinisr.
The festivisies of the Court rinse next week on
Wednesday with the L •vre, on Thursday with the
Drawing-Room, and on Fri•lav with a :'rand Ball.
It is affirmed, that Colonel M•liin:son slid not at all
interfere to s:op the admission of her 3lajeatv into
11'1-anti nster.hali, noe was any Military odictr emploveil
in that odious task.
Tit • King k expected at Iltizitton at the end of the
etssning week. Not a d.niht exists there that his 31a-
js sly will embark for I t•elasel from that place.
Owing to the immense fatigties undergone by every
officer in the Lord Great Chsttob department, it
was found int;-rsteticaltle to open the hall to public
inspection yesterday, as was at first intended ; lint it
will be open this day at 12, and at 10 o'clock on every
subsequent slay.
On S iturday last, twenty-four cheats of his Majesty's
Plate, with set era, packages sif Limn, &c., were rc-
trove(' from St. James's Palace by Messrs. tilts and
Kenworthy, anal farwardol by their Fly-Boat. to Li-
verpool, accompanied by a I inard, where they arrived
on IVelfuesday, and would be immediately shipped by
a steawvesael for Dublin Castle.
The Queen, after her retnrn. on Thursday to Cam-
bridge-house, was visited Ity :natty friends. Her Ma-
jesty never displayed more equanimity, anal slid not
appear to have audered from the bustle and fatigue of
the morning. It is said the Marquess of Hertford has
resigned his place of Lord Chamberlain.
On Tuesday, at half-past 12 o'clock a committee of
official gentlemen assembled at Liverpool-house, White-
hall, to take into consideration the reduction of a nuns-
ber of OffiCrf. Among those present, besides the Earl
of Liverpool, where the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Sir Charles Long. Mr. Arbuthnot, Mr. Iluskisson, the
Duke of Wellington, the Secretary at War, &c.
CONSITILTIONAL ASSOCIATION.—TheLondcin Grind
Jury yesterday found a Otte bill against Sir John
' Sewell. Charles Murray, J. B. Sharp, and one Longue-
ville Clarke, for a conTirstey, in forming an unlawful
Society. and fir committing several alleged acts of op-
pression and extortion.—(Mornieg Chronicle.)
A meeting :of proctors took place on Wednesday
morning, expressly for the purpose of a congratulatory
solder-IA to Lord Stowell, on his elevation to the
Peerage: it was moved by Iltisl Nichol', Esq., his
Majesty's Proctor-tieneral. A Committee of seveh
senior proctors was appointed to prepare the form of
address. They retired for about half an hour, and
drew up an address which met the unanimous con-
currence of all present, it wag Lady transcribed, and
signed by all the proctors.
At Cheltenham Races on Wednesday Pastorella
won the St. Leger Stakes ; Strephen won the Glou-
cestershire Stakes; Chantilly walked over fur the
Berkeley Hunt Stakes ; and Valentine walked over
for the Sweepstakes of 100ga each.
At Newcastle, Fontana *on the Produce Stakes;
Mr. Brandliog'i c. by Prime Minister. won the Sweep-
stakes: aid Mr. Puwlett's, The Swap?, won the
Swinintrne Stakes.
Ou Tlinr*lay, at a respectable Coffee-bonse in Cle-
ments Inn Foregate, there was a transparency of black
'crape in the window, with a motto ' I eanurn for the
injnresl." Two tapers were burning in the window on the
sides of the transparency the whore of the day.