The Sun. — 1821-08-28 (London, England)

CIL A. It S.—W ben his MAJESTY" arrived at the Mansion-House, he was received upon the steps by the Lord Mayor and Board of Aldermen, accompanied by the proper officers carrying the full regalia of the city, and this Body formed a Procession which walked before his Maj,:sty through the entire suite of rooms, until his arrival in the Oak Saloon. The steps and hall were lined by the Battle-axe Guard of the Lord Mayor, and the first room through which his Majesty and the Procession passed, was lined by the in. ternal guard of the Mansion House. Upon this occasion the internal guard was composed of Gentlemen, who contended for the honour- of attending the Sovereign. Their uniform was fanciful and elegant ; a silk doublet of Coronation blue reached half way down the thigh, breeches of white cassimere, white silk stockings, With blue rosettes at the knees and shoe ties, formed the lower part of the dress. Round the waist a pink silk sash, from which hung a rich dress-sword and swordknot ; round the neck a white . rut', under v.-hielt lay a broad pink ribbon, from which hung a Coronation Medal.- The hat was blue, with the leaf turned -up before, and a large plum -,fblue aid white ostrich feathers. The weapon was a Kittle-axe, with a spear-head of burnisluxl silver. As his Majesty pastal, the guard shouldered their axes, and the lines had.an impo,:ing effect. From this room his Majesty passed into the great withdrawing room, which was lined by the Nobility and high anthorities of-the realm. ilis Majesty most gradouslyrecognised them as lie passed, and. entered into the Oak Sateen, vinare were assembled those who were to have the-lkh honour of dining at the same table with his.Majeety. In this room his Majesty conferred the honour of Knighthood upon the Leanutd Recorder, and. our two worthy Sheriffs. AVe have obtained a copy of the REconnEtt's Address- to his MAJESTY, delivered on this occasion--it was as.follows:— " For the distinnlised honour your Majesty has conferred on the Corporation of Dublin, by this gracious and condescending visit to the Mansion-House, suffer us to offer moStrespectlnlh, to your Majesty, the tribute of our grateful and truly neart-feit acknowledgments. " To be permitted, at the present auspicieds period,- to receive within these walls our beloved Sovereign as our guest, fills our bosoms with happiness and joy. This is a topic, :.,:ire, on which i we must naturally be disposed to dwell t but, at so interesting a moment, our silence, we are convinced, will beSt speak our emotions; there are occasions, your Majesty knows, when the heart is too full for utterance, and when it seeks in vain for language, to render justice to the warmth and sincerity of its feelings. " Allow us, Royal Sir, with the profoundest veneration and humility, to tender to your Majesty our most affectionate welcome; anticipating your gracious forgiveness for whatever may unconsciously have been omitted or mistaken, in our anxiety to signalize this memorable day; and resting assured that your Majesty's goodness will attribute ,neh fatalities) if they.shall unhappily have occurred) to any cause rather than •the waht, on our part, of the most dutiful and devoted attention to your Majesty's Royal Person and Dignity.", . .  MANCHESTER, Aua. 25.7---On Monday a Coroner's Inquest was held on the body of a male infant, the son of Hannah Halley, wife of John Halley the younger, of Bridge-street, in Derby. It appeared in evidence that the mother delivered herself secretly on Tuesday the 14th inst., and immediately put the child into a large ‘iar, and peured hot water upon it, when the cries of the child icd to discovery, it survived till the Saturday following. The Jury, after an attentive consideration of the evidence, returned a verdi3 of " Wilful Murder" against the mother, who as soon as she can be safely removed, will be committed for trial at the. next Assizes.