The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-19 00:00:00

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Dean's Yard-2 nfrrr•, 441 men.
Storey's (late—l officer, X/ men.
Opposite North Gate of Westminster Abbey-1 officer,
20 men.

Speaker's Yard (Guard of Honour)-4 officers, 100
men.

Hyde Park Corner-1 officer, 30 men.
Stable Yard-1 officer, 39 men.
Foot of Westminster Bridge, Westminster side-1 of•
kw, 30 men.
King's-street, near Great George-street-1 officer, 20
men. . •

West Door of Abhev-2 officer., 60 men.
East End and Door of Ahhey-1 officer, 30 men.
Abingdon buildings-1 officer, 30 men.
Steps leading to Painted Chamber-1 officer, 30 men.
At lireat Gate, IVemtalinster Hall—S. P.
Exchequer Cuffre Nonce-1 officer, 12 men—To at-
tend the orders of the Lord nigh Chamberlain.
Dead of Cannon-rnw-1 serjeant. 12 turn
Platform leading from Champion's Stable—l serjeant
12 men.

tend

_King 's-stairs, Old Pal:tee-yard—l serjeant, I? mien.
Passage by St. Margaret's Cburch—l serjeaut,
men.

Entrance to Littla George-street from Great George-
street-1 serjeant. 12 own.
Total of Goards, 40 of 1141 men.

Platform—lsoo men.
General total-2641 men.

The Infantry to parade in St. James's Park at one
o'clock in the morning :—The cavalry to proceed to
their respective posts by the most convenient routes:
and all the Guards, Cavalry as well as lnfintry, to be
at their resFertiye stations by two o'clock.
Exclusive of the littards and detachments shore ena•
meratel, two Companies of Urensdier% are to be sta-
tioned in the Abbey, anJ the pl itforiu alon, which the
Proression is to proceed from %Ve‘tminster Ilan to the
Abbey, will be occupied by a single rank on each side
for its whole extent.

When the Procession appears, hnti► in going to and
returning from the .Ihhov, the men to be shouldered,
.ilent and strAtiv ; and .•u the appear.ince of Ilk
Ilajesty at the think a .arh division, arms will he
presented, mind all the u►usic. drums, &c., to stri!ie up
it once, and continue until his 11aj.•sty has passed the
dim kiwi to which tLrV• iltiaelled.

In order to effect this arrangement for receiving• his
Majesty's Procession, the troops orropyinT the plat.
form will be divided into three divisions, e co:u•
minded by a Field Officer. and occupying the lip;) ”4ite
sides of the platform, with a portio-. of the bands,
drums, &t., attached to earls. _ _

As there may- hr in pro-uring victuals for
the troops throughout the day, the eattonau.ling Offi-
cers of the different corps will to4k- arrisn:rernento, iu
(infer tlvit their men logy carry with them brratl, cheese,
and fold meat.

The detail ream!. iinz these several duties, :nil the
allo'tnent of corps to their respective stations, are left
—tor the Cavalry, t the a rrao Keaneast of NI ajor-tleiterli
Loral E. Somerset : and for the infantry, to the lion.
Col. Brand.

By his Royal 11. the Cometindrt in shirr .: Commnn !.
111.TORRF.NS. Adjutant-Or:ler:I.

The Heron, IS guns, Captain Jsb Flantwr, sailed on
Wednesday fur St. Helena, with despatches for Rear
Admiral Lambert. and Lieutenant-Herten! Sir Hudson
Lowe, containing instructions for the redaction of the
Naval and 'military establishments nt that WAR!, an.l
at the Cape of Hood Hops', Is:. We understand that the
naval force on that .ta:ion is to be rectumd wry con.
siderahly, and the rommind gives to a Post Captain,
it not being intended to employ an Admiral there in
faiure, during peace. Rear Admiral Lambert returns
to Englancl, in the Vieo, Immediately. Sir findsan
i.owe and Staff, and the whole of the troops at present
at St. Helena, are ako to return hotue, and atr island
to he garrisoned by the t ist India Company. as for-
merly. The Doek-yeril establishment of the Cape of
tiood Hope also to he r..(loced, and the 'slice of tie.
sitlent l'onnuissioner of the Navy there. likewise to he
abulislie,l. The Island of Ascension is to be prema-
turely garrisoned he Royal Marine.- Major John
Cattipl,ell and Lieut. Illennerhas.et, and Lieut. Aitchi-
son, of the Ma:it.e Artillery, and a .letaeliment s.f men,
in the whole aliont t'-irty-two their wives and
famille.), intended to fonts part of the garrison, went
out in the Heron.---( ip.thire Os, n.tiele.)

11 OlVi From the West Accounts the masing

of the hot; yet e..ntinues unAbateil, carrying every
thing before it, all attempts at fortifying, barricading,
&c. have failed, and give way to its ore-powering
tore; it is snppesed, that ere this the great road from
t rsa to lloate is eitlwr torn np or covered. Wood-
field-house, the seat of Abraham !'tiller, Esq. has hre:a
deserted, and the furniture, &e. removed. Tisk Gen-
tleatan, we are sorry to learn, will lose considerably, a
great part of his ground bring covered. .A very few'
days more (moving at the smut rare) i.l bring it in con-1
junction wit ii the lirosna, when the most serious until
alarming ron.ellitences arc apprehended from tit:fling
the course of the river.—(ll'eA! t,5,.(11.4 journal.)
PILCHARD Pl•Mi.::T.—Otir Falmouth eorrespowleat
informs us that the prosp, et of a favourable pilchard
fishery begins to open ; several large shoals of these
fish have been seen near the Lizard, and on Monday
night about 2,0110 very fine pilchards were taken by
the iirift-boats belonging to Falmouth harbour.
Tuesday the drawing of the Laitery took place
when J. and J. Strzwnicutr had the pleasure to share
and sell both Prizes of 2490/. ; No. 91ts2, and 12730,
in addition to No. 1416, 491H1!., 19i123, 211111/. all in
the present Lottery; the fortunate holders are te-
qn seed to apply for the value of their, shares haw-
diately as well as to furnish themselves Wl* shads fur
the final close of the Lottery on Turs.lay the tith inst.
when prizesof 25.0110/. 15.000/. and many other Capi-
tat% must all be drawn.

Tuesday No. 10,530 welt drawn a Prize of Twenty
Thousand Pounds, Consols, „Irish was shared by
Ili-11 in One Half, One Eiprhth, and Six Sixteerrh
Shares. Ilish hasisuld in the present Lottery, ex-
clusive of the above. 14,041, a Prize of .£21,001, 3 per
Cent Consols.; 19,515, a Prize of 1 6,0911 3 per
Cent Consols, and several Minor Capitals. The Lot-
ten- finishes Next Tuesday, on which Day
One Prise of • 25.090/.
One Prize of - 15.11410/.
Two Prizes of - 3,000/.
and various other Capitals, Consols, and Money, must
all be drawn.

A C.a. warranted nndrawn Tickets and Shoes are
still selling by Bush, at his Of ices, 4. enrnhill, and 9,
Charing Cunt's, London, and by his Agi•n's in the
country.

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[PROM THE XATIONAL ADVOCATI or JPNII 84
Sta,—As I find it impossible for individual efforts
to stem the torrent of opposition with which I hare to
contend, and as I likewise consider it inconsistent with
my feelings and character to make additional apolo-
gies, I have resolved to return to my native country,
and be leave to offer to the public my thanks for
that portion of favour hevtowed upon me, and respect-
fatly hid them farewell.
Flail I been aware a the enormity of the offence
whirl. has exci•ed au moth indignation, I certainly
should mtt have permitted tny feelings to interfere with
my interest.

The 'I very head and front of my offending"
amounts to this : an actor, honoured, patronised by leis
native country, and enjoying a high rank in the drama,
withheld his services under the impression that they
were not duly appreciated ; and so much do I fear the
frailty of nlv nature, that it is not improbable, under
the same cirrnmstances, I might he tempted to art in
the same manner. I therefore think it proper to leave
the Theatre open to such compeers, whose interest it
may he to study the castoms, and n.ut offend them by
my presence any longer.
Before I left England, I was apprised bow power.
lid an agent the Press was in a frei• country, and I was
admo .;shed to he patient ander the lashes that awaited
me ; and, at :! ;rem sacrifice of feeling, I have submit-
rd to their unparall.eled severity and injustice. I was
too proud to complain, and suffered in silence ; hut I
have nu he:ilia:ion in slcinf, that the conduct which
I rursueti was that which every man of reputation
pursued under the same circumstances, in that country
where Shalisimire was born, and tiarrick haul acted.
A rain, I disclaim any intention of offending ; and
although every natural domestic tie, as well as the
public love, await use on ray shores, it is with reluct-
:lnc: and regret I leave my friends in An.erica.
EDMUND (DEAN.