The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-11-11 00:00:00

4 frit m the afffietion of nee country, to be t' eie deareet rights and internee of EtllC an ! .viso , in atttarking in the basest sail I 18 e." 1 "9 1 elle , of the sadden remit of the Queen's tenter evening the publi c were greatly excited. • e ra 1.,^1e mode, a defenceless woman and CUPS "'- and et ery dem o n s t rat i on o f popu l ar f ee li ne e a red e l l A u t ,i, had been aiming the most direct ) cos din feal blow to all the cherished principle, and pri lt the approach of dusk, many of the inhabitants of i e gpS o f !tritons. It was an otcasian that, more than the crest-end of the town, adorned their witelosis with „.. r e t er in the page of history. has identified the festoons, candles, and l am p s , preparatory to the display j 'i dsafferer with a sympathising public.-- expected in the evening. lever h a d an occasion occurred that united is At the line-posts in Tottenham-court-reed- the sb as animated and determined tone- the feel. i landlord c-imieal 11:s house fo be almost completely co- Vereti‘‘ith dtudieenx, and the windows with candles, el e f s eek various .1n e which el of per als in the I were lighted up at dark , and the house , at a die Never were such spontaneous, such • ' lettc• tance, appeared to be on tire. 3len wee-stationed on the tale sash g-eneroas sentiments displayed anion; i t ., lz .„ w i th p o of porter and link , in . , ir hand.. hat ,rhoin - hese demonstrations could he less seine. and their -airs were echoed by a S.W. aisettibia., qqerte , l or expected. Cold must have been ,of person• in the street.: tire-arms were letting off in :e heart of say Engli.hman, how hi4h soever every direction, and repeatedly discharged front th e to his task, that has not exalted at the above hnnee -11:1 whir sacrifices which the humblest of This example excited most of the inhabitants of that neighbourhood to Jodie same, and in a short period 1 ,, frilew-coantrymen lave made, to display many of the bosses bore a similar appearance, and had a r e sestiasents in defence of the great cause they a very greed effect. Mobs went about in cerium direc ua at heart. The struggle and the victory • Lions, calling e Light ap, - ate. ; the calls were accord ht, b e en theirs, as well as the 4,I4:ZIN'S. It is laxly obeyed, and in a very little time, the surrogating a t i eo pe which we feel to be not only of her Ma. neighbourhood was brilliantly illuminated. and fire-arms tt , r , soca but of the majesty of the people. and fire-works of every description repeatedly din:barged in the nonents of our excitation it is „ trendy dip in various parts of the Metropolis. The Hackney l'oach men who passed the crowds were obliged to take off jeut at dines oar thoughts to the despicable condi. i their hat+ and call for s h e Queen. Tke differene- matt- . ten of tat defeated party, Si- whom the late sefsekoss I ton bine:l decorated themselves, on leaving Inaion, by , r eciap have heeu carried on. Our feelings east* placintt white fzeone , on their borges . hews 2,0 i nostaise with the con insion of those by whom they and on their bats. and likewise their whir, in order to se s f r eceet, still less with the shame w.. 1 anguish announce the Queen's triumph. prielneed a rood effete sr there :a whom they originated. In what manner .%mont even the poorest rl a . f the inhabitants, Joule appropriate demonstrations of their lentiments was tt ra:- can attinept auver their disgrace is beyond hibitcd, rho,4h in the ruder districts, it was not alway oar omeeptien. Never were their most servile ad of a quiet kind. In the neighlsonrhonil of the Seven vicates more puttied for apolozies. "The thin! Dials and St. Giles's, no little coneision prevailed, from rune; of th: Bill of Pains and Penalties, was yes- tie nonares, tire-works, anti lielits„ and shautine and rental, - says one of their venal agents this morn- bawling . . in The carious hounres the vicinity were of ••cerr..cd by a majority of clue. This a most extensive description; in which men. w osien, 'verity :Lough ia appearance smar: l , was in fact, boys, Le. took a part, and the different eeiglihoors sop. all the ciremistanees taken into consideration, plied the tires with old baskets and other relabel!' to at the westf,faideele and deciAve t!at Las perhaps ever cumulate the blaze. In the ',flier parts of the t o wn, th e distia;uishesi a vote of either House of Paella- nature of the demonstrations. testified that the joy on .' acs the mere such vie:o-7. and the are the occasion was not rewired, as had been basely at- t y j ledzed by the enemies of the Queen. to the lower or tuesti: • inelegant ranks. lii and in the streets and squares south of that thoronelifere. the illumination became general about 9 o'clock. Itond-street was bril -1 letter from Statgard: says. it is announced that haat early in the evening, anti the mansions of the Duke Lie Lag of Pni sits has Elves up Lis journey to Trap- of Devonshire, Lord Ocoee, Cavendish. Mr. Coatis, and many other persons of fortune and eitaa:ion, bore pan.mi that he will have an interview at Berlin with ample testinsoay of the good principles of their pro the Emperor .k.taxate DIP. who proposes to pass some pnetors. Apeley-house was "all w meat. - and Hamel gap a emit capital, sod afterwards to repair to Vienna.. ton-place there were, we think, less lamps than usual ; trio summed that the various Ministers will also quit but the Duke of tiloncester and the Princves Sdphia, by Truepao for Vienna. in the early part of this month. die splendour of their dattibmay, made visible the Lenree direct from Berlin, confirm the above intell!- darkitees of the few disloyal vi ho dwelt near them. r ,,e. Poe the KINU is now at Berl:n with the tirand The whole northern side of Oyford-street and Civets disboquare, and particularly Welbeckarreve. %Viten/are leie:e Nicotine* of Ittsma, his eon-in-law. the Here- Itirett. Wig Barley-street. were more brilliantly them aim /Niece et dirt ter Amovirratie, and the Dyke generally illuminated. In ilaneliesteroquare we sub sAanoia tscesae. served hot two booms which exhibited airy Letters from Vivian confine themselves to a short s i gns of man s innsion ; the Marchioeess of Hertford's aanouorewent, intimating that the conferences at was not one of them. The noble residence of Berl Troppaa are very frequent. Grey, in Portman-square. awl several other beintifill sit r, • 2C.—The jeurnale. of Venice give maasiaue in its vicinity, were superbly deeoested with the foilewing sous of the fannies Pacha of Jenina. every 'Peden of riAt 4 Beekeletitzert , Mauut-street. and Lower Brookotreer. al! displayed the The "liirkieli troous Lave get wills a repulse in their matifestations of an affectionate regard foe her oa BeN•r. Au, coaatantle entrenched in the " me Majesty. la Hanover-square the lights wee" SOSSISOSO, ran.: f.st t of "'petite continues to make a vigorous as was the CAW also in the neizhhouring streets. resistance with the :tee men whom he has attached to The whole exterior of the E.srl of Derby's boast, is 1e . 44.01 by extra Two-thirds of the enfor- 6,,„,, eaor . aquar e, was brilliantly illieninaCed. Next to . of that of Lord Derby's, was Lord Std.:raves, which di.- Noah town of Jenina, ie almost redaced to a heap o are d festouss a lamps pending from the windows. mars. The Palace eras ba.-nt before Ain re:ireti. It in the course of the evening. several other Noblemen. is new heiteved that di:* intrepid thief is reselvest to houses were illuminated. The Earl of im, hall a long range art Aime:aux in the trout art bee house, as • perish r.i.Ler than surrender. Ti.e surrender of had also Lord Calthorpe, Lord Maynard. Earl of kantee tmersa was preceded be a scene of anarchy and cue, Earl of Berwick. and several otlaers. Early in the evening the club-houses in St. James's street, h . .ud,he.l. The Christians, who were inhabitants, street, many of the holism in St. Jame-es-square, R i ll• wre utdanger of losing both their property and their mall, and Chariagseeem were deitinzeisheil by their lives. They isweii their safety entirely W the courage brilliancy. Brookes . 'l. in St. J.Lna . ...- soirreer. de.erved and attracted partacalm notice. l h 4 olieh no previoas mil finance% of the Austrian Consul, M. Ixectint: gr. preparations could have been wade, the lalcoor. ill • I The Teas, however, granted especial protection to short time, was re OS tastefully h decorateil with a royal crown, the E-aUsh, %Lose real met e also p the letters uminated it torches--it t initial,. of Queen Caralige. proeers White ' s wasprofusely ill ' oda. s time coasts that that of any atlier nation.. veer sparingly ; the theards' mese club very splendidly. I !retch 11 1 1111i1.—Five per Cents. 7;f. 4 9c.—Baak in though *early all the bow* , were light,4l Actions 1,3191. up atom eight o'clock, nothing particular was oii,ere., able. (hemp% of people at different periods of the eves.; [Fenn Tee CoL1:3111t ‘N kCG. 25.1 ins. citeected i Waterloo-place. antious to learn if . Ike rAud,rs Coirtier contains a imig . I th e j A i & nide rise large bowie with pillars before it ' partook in the Ii the distribution et the public lands. It celestite of general h joy . .. h I T i li ,l ey ou isarn ht Eiger iw to 4zii t ti hts h i s eli bi l a si• fall rues articlee, and detenuieee the portion of tbe jel t Zie s de j f 4 e . a e t " of tae conepir be acv against testify his wilt: tut land which every tame% nun commissioned officer and at i ewer a sat i s f ac ti o n t ees eseerimmed, there was giddier to' The tiovernment of the Columbian • no outward expression of it. The Lilts seemed lighted . Republic have determined that every male shall be- up, as if they were the scene of festivity; but the coloe tunic a lam: pennector, and the laud is bestowed with- Bade. which we have seen often biasing with torchee mat cLar;e to the iudiveluals. Th e runeen d an f ar was illuminated only with its usual portion of . lamps. forming/ new censtitutiun in the representative farm In James .`:-"leuraariel the of the wobtlit o y r a lnar s ned sill awoenble at noels on the Ist Jan. IJ4I. Tie t ri en ti t fl wr 7 re th , 4 ,„:h . firmail h: t h e sa dden nature of the call,, Ceerualitiant of the tripe ! Ander, informs the Gene- an d t h e want of preparation. there Were no coloured I e 1 cumaientling at Choc°, that the Repithlican troops lamps or tasteful 'tempi*. An immense crowd was ill attacked the itoyalees, co.umanded by Raevatua collected in the square. and contiaued to a late hour at finapy. Trouibiqui and ltaija ; a n d a ft e r Living night. The h Duke o f f LO RI Bedford's LlOl i i t ly wa waa rn l t oudly Warn the Commandant many prisoners, put the hole to the reuse. 'the President who had been pre- w ' a , G r . e ; nwoo d' s ( the c h i t tieehret.d.•tit'arey h ouseo of one 4 of e h r i ea s r g etracri g oty P feline& army agents) people. at ' paring on the Sabina River, to enter the Charine-cross, refused, at Ent, to itlimiaate, and in Like Maracaybo completed the flotilla and gave consesPience el that mistance• or a tardy compliance the cumniaud to !general Nonage,. The Presiileet with the eononand of the sovereign mithanile, be had moved elf in the nizht with a small corps of horse ; his windows ,washed. Neither the Admiralty . Ger.; his destitittien net known, but it was supposed Whitehall. nor Downing-street were illumina ted; ands while we nom there , the statute& hail not pad re them a • ea eame new enterprise. Lett :4 Irani New Orleans of the 12th September. o n this evening of popular triumph and rejoicinr, the] eat,, that the deaths of the fever at that place.. m a ma parts of the asemordis vied with the politest die-. nerrezed ale art 140 a week. excepting in Savannah ' high, at the weer-end of thew"; and the ithemiwetir and N. iv Orleans, where the malignant fever still de s i ssirtswaeh, alhaosigh oat brilliant, were extremely; Menem prevail.. The rest of the United States enjoys goodevery bone was lightest from Leaden health. 1117 11'1 the Seonmeoted, and many were adorned with • e " SaraNhau, Oct. 3.—.-On Saga r I faienfitiloorsoationa. is Colas-street and Taolep-itreet. ; day e et-u; a _b lll3 / 1 4 the frellmeh a( the inhabitants also shoot forth: Ba t mere visited 6 1 a te rna c ifs* wkica . begi rt I the mast ineertuninghlad swat 84-10 was the Wiwi is coasilietabk injary to the shipping, as goo t~ Iroltse i oshnifdia eidph ip eM Pusis visa bar bulk Idoll"airstr' Particulars in o ur next. Tbeellearwaa wahawi estramely ipsaatifaL Every soy, ILLUNIX477ONg FOR THE. QCFE* Re hare this morning recel:esi Paris v,pers to the :25t. . • .• •S - • - .. - _ it fir we tfie tie road rentrwailltifhted, tact eetY et I itollll4lVi l iot iffirlierek • the inast-Iteiii , bet at the UM% &ail In canoes other - . ..., . parts of the relief r n.ry ilescnption of Testae!, from 1 . The aleatee nim rs. ittertise. dr Awel betimipe teesideee tbe ble ces teMi ewir ee• •• neent at the th'e , yeter-smack to the Indiaisio. and eitendinf from le d c . rh o l um p seeeiwed the forfeit of 31. 1.0 ndon-bridge to flophouse-Pool, t..mii put in the ge- At the Lamle Tavern on Tereday. evening. last, in conse ne nil Joy. rence of a letter having sera received from Cooper. as . . In il! the principal streets of 'he City. and ia Holborn, • dinbargb, stating, that owing to the distance of 400 and the parts adj scent, the illainination was general , elites at this period of the year his friends in the North had s o loist.' him to decline it for the peesent. and to and brilliant stars and festoons of lamps and other de- . teAse the VIM to DPW. aside. to meet Hickman in cnrations were seen. Mr. Hurcosibe, St. Paul's Church- .Ipril wry: bitt nevertheless, if his. back's; in England yard. lighted ap frees top to bottom. In Bishopseate- welshed bins to tight on the tOsli of December, he porta 4.rect. At Mr. Stephen I. No.'` ! , was a fall length trans. • couiply ie w it i n ti co i th i e l i t r e 7r . ishes ii , 4. ! I t...v ‘t er iea a n n a . tn o a ti te a nd ur w fo h r o that was parency of the Queen; ovor her her.' were the words P pr u eat. au.' who e els his money heavily upon these n They have done their utnio.t to dr.droy me ; and e ven ts. otr: e reed, " That Cooper did not (faro to fight under her feet, ou which she trampled. were the surds ii-hic,„.•• The Gas-light MAn also said: he would 6* Leach. Cooke. and Conepirary. - In h e r right htmll• *moor have riven X/ guineas himself, than each a dis she held a scroll, on which were the words " 430.1 and appolatment should have °eternal to the sporting world. the People." The 13ihle Society, in flirl-.oreet. !Vick- Hi c k ma n, it Appears, thought of winner; the battle in friars, was lighted up with variezated Limp., ; and on a cra t er . The Sw e ll rigid now is all the r meson_ Luilrate Hill, the splendid illumination tit Mr. fluue was distinguished Above all others. the tippers. and the restlemanly borer. Williams. is bilrlilir in firour suiting the Flake in the wee. and In the middle of the town, Itedf.w.l-square was parti- tive•to four lien been betted upon him: bet. in the enteric resplendent, at was al+s) I:re.it Russell-street. i Feat. with the refs eireye and ststkers. who think Bloomsbury. ChArlotte•street. TAristock street, and ' throuslves better jeciws than to sates ea indirhlaial oft Percc-street. appeared to iiiiw in the general rejoicing. Itatlilione-ptace was well illeminated, and is one of the ; Accuent of his stghtli 6eses or Lorinthian frt wrapper, ears, as bow, blow their 4i. NC; it JO4l. does bu i lt houses we pi...erred the initials of the Queen s name. give the veers nub one of Bob teregeon's iris!, meter(. C. IL displayed is variegated lamp+ am id festooiss of all kin eleleace will be wining in a brace of shakes. Lintel, lo the interstices of which severe! placards of toil hi, ii,t,r,„,k, become as 'rosy 1 , 1 ,(„ky , 2 A l a '. Suit tali I - jilt/JO - We're tier.i. S.bletl-i.illartt WWI pre- i n a p i ne n i t. • , I. he 0 , 1 ,,,, ire much fancied b y t h e 'totally lighted ep. Cran wne-alley mat uue blaze of friends of Hudson. nntwithsteistiint the Geo "'kart mid light. ito be pipssessed b y U'illiassi.. It will be the nest eshi . In the Stns.,. the brilliancy was central. It ap peared indeed to be the general rend.-:ions of the pe rambulatory populace, and after o'clock. when the crowd acctissulateil. they Demme very formidable. and commenced 2 IsolSt %iolest attach iia the 12,baicage office. and not .paring that of the I'...it: bricks. stones. Anil dirt of every description tiere pelted at the ace. the officers of the police. however. were testionowd, and bewail to interfere. %As the "'hoer* lin:s ever attempted to disperse the,uoh, the ni.iti upon them with a.. notch fairy, th.e, we miler . ..land. the ~thc ers were compelled for • their personal safety, to quit the gcene. Mane persons in the coilfugion 1.. q tbe,r h to and shoes. In consequ•ni.e of this repot..., and • I the continsance of the di:orderly procreiliiii:g. reenurge was had tii military power. A strung body id Lute boards accordingly arrived in the Strand. and .is they passed along, they were cheered mad shoal: by the hands by the crowd. who " the 14steco fur et er 11 . hey remised to take a share in thr expre..lona towards the Queen. and at red in a mo,t pro , !ent and becoming 'twiner. On their arrival at Temple-bar, they were refused ad mittance into the city. which ',filter,' them to return: they afterwards marched hackiv.iril• 411.1 forwards in tbr Strand for a length of time. The hint Act. it appeared was read, according to the announcement to that effect on some placards which were stuck upon the Cons-h., - shatters. One young man, we understand. received a dreadful injury from an officer, whn struck him a vio lent blow on the head—he W:111 carried away senseilmi. lbe Lave OA heard 44 Aar other accident there, sot any billet: of the loiter in rite pv;ze ring., and hi. partisass null azenunt fir it as twine iti.r . .taar;!—The Gyps, Fifie. ako, on the -ante day, the 71. ti nt nestt Dee' ett her. exeires great isterest, and a zuod quantity of evittiv has here sit , lied out upon it. lusher (Orr Rypoy). is sort of Gal-light-man in mistiatare. Ile is a finefivisiter. active as a rope darter nu hi. pins, and VerkrAitlt's sevonshug hi.: lively tiffs. He has also bee. weal tried with rA.i.iy U Leary and Welt-rout:try Dick, awl sot wauti opt. His opponent. Harris, though not of 10 animated a nalttre, is nev•Ttheless, a yore not to. he disposed of ai a matter of view. Harris is peculiarly stet.ty. stops .freently„ and his hits will eves Wake th . - hard% • dirge- znine.l frame in the Ile -es tA" -.A feet, should his buoris of, ti, es tom.. in ci,ntact with Cooper'. ae. But the latter is the favourite I. to 4. Green, who defeated Harris a short time snare, awl who ak4) - feitra to Dm. Hudson, las challenired the latter from 20'. to .)1) aside. .11K f EibIVALOGI. The weather, for the last week, in Lotting has been u•nal. at thi• •ea•on of the year. The only rneua that hs• oreurre.l ro ovr knovrle.lirt was on the ereotnir of Sunday ir'snitht. a link past eight u'elocL, when a eery bar i te sal beautiful meteor passed over Penh. in a northerly airretiou. The light prmitter.l by it wa- •nirieus to 'futile a penult to see any linall ob ject on the froutiol. It was followed by a long- tail, or train of luminous natter. which, as well as the meteor farther disturhauce. 11;.• Riot Act n 34 not heard to be I itself. erulnallv diminished in size as they appr.trcli.. read by persons who were premot during the swinge of tile rarth. till h.ith tit, sppeare.l. Th.• whole continue" the time. risible fur ahnot the apace of a quarter of a animate. Strong pirties of the Bow-street patrol were seat I stram i . snv. 11 to the how's,. of the troferrut C0.1Or; 31jilja•er., Par . y Yesterday afternoon, with Wrier, kr remelts epos the :Alert the whole meld. ourrka 0 1 Li o'clock. ~' clock. •t night. Mos r Fara tO:IPiN as • t rli Sta.—Lagt night. be- I lwrru half past ten and Acres o'clock, the following . ' strange orcurreace took place at I bAnn t r-cross :—A I large crowd had asonaiblial, echo were Jischargiag tire -I week., sal applamaiwg mach ilallkishaals as keel eahihited is Summer of the Queen. 'lle house 1 one parson (an army chohier) became a p trticular oNect with the mob. who were a considerable time calling upon the owner to li lot imp, bat deeding their cries dis regarded. they conuneweed an attack amen the window*, many of which they denivliihed. Whilst the crowd were thus employed. a man of good appearasce rushed amongst them aids a J.sgerr. abont toiirteen inches lono. in his right hand. with ahich began indistr;- minately to stab all about hi:n. and wounded several persons sery severely. .t wean received a thrust tkrongh ' the palm of the hand. a boy was gaolers' in the cheek, said a great twiny others had their clothes rent by stab, aimed at their bodies. The panic which the cooauct of this violent person struck int.. the mob. canted them to disperse in all directions, std no one seemed incliued to oppose his murderous car..er. At length a yonng man 1113.1? a rash at him. awl grappled with him awhile. hot was. he the saps tier strength of his opponent, at leash compelled to desist, and took to his personal safety. , However. his conduct had the effect of rousing others from their lethar•tv: and some one slorated, •• Fall tin the vi:iain altogether. - The per ton who held the dag ger seemed alarmed for his safety ; and as the relirf :earl was jnst then passing: he rushed in a mongst them, and said something which was not amlilile; but was thought to be an appeal tor pr..tryttoi: but the sol diers passed on without regarding Into, an.l at that mo ment a youth. who was in his shirt•slerves, trieuva up his heels. and immediately threw luntielf over low, and wrested the tunrilerons weapon fr..n Lis grasp, and i mediatelv placed it in his bosom. between his waistcoat and his skirt. There was such a violent rash at the nsinuent, sod such an ansiety usaaifested to behold the dagger, that the persus who had been the exam of $ 4 ) mach mischief and disturbance. slipped off nad e tezted. The person who took the weapon persisted in Iseepiug it, anal finally took it home with him it was a 31i.lship utan's dirk, and was ha good repair. The attack on the bailie of the centimes beforr alluded to then increared and continued with aosbabaul ardour. till a det ichiuest of the Life Beards and a division of the Westminster moulded police caner up. A p 'Ojai cessation then took plaee. and costumed till theoisilitary hail pas_sed, amidst loud hissing an:l clapping of binds, when it was again reoeweil ; and at our leaving the spot a little after 11. there seemed to be little prospect of its ending. as the (wry of the multitude seemed to be increasing. sad they were becousiog very vociferous ta h ive the man gives over to them, as they seemed coatident that he had peso Into the army clothier's shop. These are all the pod . cedars that we could collect on the spot. Nev. "'aim:camas ELet.rtus. Nur. 7 —At four o'clock this day the Pull was decliLred to be nnally chrwl whoa the numbers were— Mr. Lawtsv—ttla—Mr. droosts-4110—Majortiy We understand that previous io the Anal clue of tile F.,11. an amngment was entered into between Mfr. Lawley and Mr. Spooner. by which it was allewei Mr. Spooner, to give in a tender of the names of Cso• ventry voters to an extent to give Mr.. Spooner a wie-: mieat tnalarity. with the view to enable ttisa of the Coventry wooer, so present a petition to the Heide of Con:moat to try the psi-sties of their right to vote at electiow of a Member fig. the county of Warwich ; bat this arrangement was not to disturb the vandity of the SlmOre rent% ih favour of Yr. Lawler. The qweeddit.' therefore, of the Country raters may be be Illsbtteht before the Hesse. but Mr. Lawli *lll. seder soy eireunistaates, condone the siqins Meagher. saaolossaa. & y... 0, M. 9. Th. .. 10. F.. .. eli ♦; .110 1111.... r to 411 41 ' 47 St 1 SG 36 ' AY as 4. 111.911 may XI Om* ,N Voir Feery .10 Cody SILO Fair , j Fair PL/NY P. , lt TIM ENWINg WIMA; WITI TUIL 1111111 Or MIMI NAM £1 LON/41:4-614,111.11. N,•• _ 13, et —Trenty-foneth Swale? after Trinity. Melt enter—mura. al after even. 47 at. after 3. It M. H►itis.i. Mow. Flan fivaturca 11l worn. High water —aso rn. I: o. alter 7 ; even. 41 sat. alter 7. 14, T. Mars sets I min. after S. High water—mars. 11) mi. after 9; eves. dal after IS. 13. %. Modistes. High water—worn. IS us. after 9; Goes. 3n. E- alter 9 111. Th. Veva.' rue , . SU nun. alter .3. Itieh water —morn 30 m. tart 10; even. 1 m. after 11. 17, F. iftegt, Hp. Lane. Hugh water—esora. Um after 11 eves.. 11 o'clock. 'a. bay break 39 win. after 4 Hi A - seer —micro. 1 is. atter U; eves. 33 as. alter 12. Yesterday the Duchess of Ctiocester aid the Prices' Augusta visited the 6i g, at his Palace is Pall-mall. On 1 hurl ay the Doke of Wellingtoa, the Earl of LiverpaoL Viseoent C:astlereagh, and a elect party, dined oitli the Duke of York, a York-house. '1 be Earl of Essex, Vis,:uunt Anson, Mr Stephemomi Lord aid Lady Mood, Mr. Aut. Burrr!l, Hon. .%Ear General Wetherell, Mr. Denman, and V 1..! Hon. H. , 4tnit. M.P., were atuung the visiturs e: Wandenburgb-bouse yesterday Her Majesty went to the House of Lords ymterday, at a iiaarter before 12 o'Llock. She remained iu her private apartment uctil the proceedings were con cluded. While the Huse ICA* dividing. her carringe was drawn up in front of the door at lb Lizh she al ways entered. As monk as the fate of the Mill w 4 :4 know. Mr. riser./ came oat on the lads over the piazza, and, in an ezulting voice. annouiced the re sat t the crowd that was assembled. Her Majz-ty at that moor7ut tittered her carriage, wed shouts of j.iir and conratnlatioa filled the Palace-yard. and posted like an electric *heck I. the tualtitale outside tits barrier, and up Parliasseat-street. Hex Majesty . ' carriage moved shoo ly along, followed by that of Mr. Keppel Craven. The cheers aid esul:rians of the people surpassed cencei.tion. Her 31.1jety proceeded Brandenburgh-bouse. Mr. Name I.li reccirsd the followisig Addresses front Scotland, wlii,;l2 Le will present w Ler M A jesty ' on Mislay next:— : From Merebiusts, Trsderi. lierpeses, and Inhabitant; a ' Edinburgb. sited by 10.6iti men. The inbabi:ests of the Parish of Deity, is Ayrshire, signed by 1.10 males sad females. . The "keen Inceriiorsied Trades of the Royal Rilib of threfrier. 104. The Parish of New Deer. is Aherchiershtre, signed by 4117. Doris. Nov. 9.-0110mA of a Private lettar.)— " Lost night it blew a trernernieas gall uf 'wield. When ' his Majesty's packet the king Georr, in aseasptiiii the harbour, struck ths,Nerth Head. aaJ carried sire? ber bowsprit. when she inineediwely veered mod, sad get on the rucks belsisid die !Dead, aid it was Lilly ex pected that she wined be a %staples wrcek, bat y ',slog (Dery tiling owt, and parity dissuading bet, and tube wiisd lot blowing se bard this steruffie4 tide, abe was, wits great eversion% at safe infirlat harbour. It blows ifilip very hard." S.. „I i t