The National Register. — London, England, 1820-11-20 00:00:00

...m..... ..... ....... --AMMO\ "Wi1!..3. - 3SWEr.. . aii•mmr - ' ..-....••••••••-. . ___ i \ 1 s'l'l TSIE NATIONAL REGISTER' I t THE LATE MAJORITY. While a stipendiary Magistrate impudently and disloyaly dares to exclaim from the Bench as Mr. Birnie did on Tuesday last :—" Rejoicing I—What have you to rejoice about ? The time was, when Englishmen were men of gallantry; but they must . be strangely altered, when they can rejoice at the downfal of a woman, at least a majority of her Peers have declared so, and I confess I can see nothing that culls for rejoicing—quite the reverse." IVe hold 'it fair and right to cull the attention of our readers to the following observations on the probable perfect IMPARTIALITY of the component parts of that boasted majority. iMIKES. Yak. bather to Cl the [ham[ ham umps. ditto. Beaufort, stm •mans Lead of the Treasury. and several other relatives in puha dtiosim. Rutland. tibia to Arthldshop of Canterbury. Newcastle. did sot hair the defame. Needaambethed. relatod to • Lord of the Bedchamber. and Wa: o Knight of the Omar. W Wane Minims. M. Lod of the Beiebamber. lie teewr lilostssof the His,. to the King ININWOR, OM= fitibtiiii: - . aglow of the Amass it the Exchequer. Cee llia = li Measee oldie ghee Haan& Ear Ar. Neellineem sr ßet Martinis made in the Ilegtety. et she is the ielsequee. related to Lord Castlereagh, I = lltregnia min i igamy. Ameba% a Glemeeel kspr odlie , s ai l the King's Household. tlaeteb Let fbilia ldentlse. /Mbar salmi Calreagh's Secretary. Lied ash* Balsheenber. a meted a M arq uis. Gonna, see in the King's Household. r ece ntly Thadey, a GenaaL EARLS. . a Cabinet Bridgewater. a Genial. relation in the late Queen's Houschoid. Wenneeeind Maur. &rimsat the King's Household. Will" 111. ca:re:.. lase Queen's Household. ' pima of the Committees. rr j=il4, Captain of the Yeoman Guard. Pomfret. War sties. relation in the King's household, and brother to a Cr,lunel in heath hot. Harouurt. &Gime* law of Winders-park. Chatham. a Gen al, Goiania of Gibraltar. Batheast, a Callen Mister. Ailethvey. it she lase Queues blob". Abeersamay. Inapeame et peareatimes im dr Commas. Menet Edgeounita, Weld se Lad Crsdaingh. DiSbY• - - Liespe4 a Cabinet Ilieleler • Perlin Mated by nierriage *the Master of the Hone. Nam, talker in law to a Gamed of Menne& Mamas, Captain is the Navy. Wad. ma • Corrimassie ter Alan of India. Mulpava. a Cabinet llininer. C.atheert, a Gamed and Antwarador. Iford m ent e . bather in law to Lewd Liverpool ; created an Earl Ar egia Whitweeth, brother in law to a Lord oldie Bedchamber ; created am Kid in nits. 111. filennene, created in int& Home, did not beat the decoct. Nakano. a Generel. relation in the King's household. Inpeem, beether to a Groom Ohs Bedchamber. Mont Creek Melt representative. Lames.,tie in law to the Duke of Wellington. Maya. heatins Kittle Bishop el %sashed. Behinnit. Irish moimeseatedwe. dime. a Gemmel. =. llll C si tedtaf the Crown mad Berm rade ea Sopa Per im ISIS. Nes* ross mar stipend is MMUS. Carmailemer moth, M lnimeL esh 'Method. Bloomy, ward to a Carer Mita. lately trade site &Oh Notors. Galloway. timbr e law to the Mr* et Arglesee. maAdmieal Cemnotte. Captain et she Gentimen Panienws. fliviisid. a had it tesde..did eat bear the dolma, Leander. two bribers Garai& ' Citedliailkase Carina" to the Abe. at Wales in acodemd. . Ileparem. a Gamed made to Levi Neal& GI Abyss. rode ditt as o, ditto &With Per h* lild• Eqpis. • . VISCOMMI Hereford CSydne urreny,. Ranger of St. James and Hyde Parks. Sidniouth. a Cabinet Minister. Melville. a Cabinet Minister. Lake. a Lord of the Bedchamber, Exmouth, an Admiral, related in Lou, Bidpouth, 0 AnoNs, There was a remarkably well-executed transparency exhibited in (rout of No. 19, Gwyen's•htsilditiga, City road. It tepresented her Majesty with Vim hemming over her, sad unfolding, its their use colours, the vUe truuspetings and calumnies t h at have bees lately imported into this country by her pram:men; while, in the fure ground, the rampant British Lion is indignantly tearing asunder, and strewing about, the loathsome contents of the Green-bag. The illinninatioss at Winton were brilliant, and a aumber of elegant devices were displayed ; auaug which the Academy of Mr. Flower was particularly distinguished for the tasteful arrange/sent of the lamps, which emitted r blaze of spleadoz, In the &Id at the hack of the pre mises as inuneme bonfire engaged the attention of the young gentlemen of the Academy, and repeated discharges of cannon daring the evening re-echoed the airelematioas of Ibe spectators. The splendid ttansparesicies at the house of the Rev. Dr. Evan', attracted coviaiu.3 abk no lice, and the brilliant display of lights irons the isritaunia, at the end of Britannia-row, again illutaissated the banks of the Regent's Canal and presented a beautiful appear ance ea approachinglslington across the fields from the City-road. Tut 'ruin ..-road and the streets near were very --oiypthruainated ; some houses were neatly decorated with tante!, Bowers, and white ribbons; one honse in Tottenham-court-road exhibited a bast of the Queen, crowned with a wreath of laurel; other horses were de corated with festoons of lamps and brilliant stars, which had an admirable effect. l'arlianient-street, and that part of Westminster, was very generally lighted up, and that much rejoicing was evinced on the Moires of the river by the doicliarge of cannon and musketry. lu l'arlinnient-sheet itself only Olie house Will ub • dto be wit' iiiii t 4E111.. and that, on Middleton. n, •soiry, proved to be occupied by the chief clerk i t s Lord llodney. cit .., '-t eagle, olfice. humeri:. oxfos. 4-street and its vieinity.—The whole of this fine Montague. niendidly ill iiiii mated iiiii steroid crowns, arms, Sietle.d • bro th er in law to Lord Castle sag • street was st. ~„ , _ i Grenville. Madder of the Eatheqtrer , ji• an ,' t h e h t ith,la.:-. w•!awo G. Q. were viiewu, which had a New, three inns in the Army and • yappea r a nce .. The London Genuine Tea Wareboswe hue wa iistdl 7 , l id a ti,`acted particular attention. Ih i e Dualtu teeett . tent ' P al 6 f Mr. OW N + a ken • : had gr e at homes 7'l'e whole: t h e f eas t t rf the house of Mr. Goutlbeigb, Carrington, Captain of Deal Castle, in °sherd streett %quartered with a transparency, which Bulluw. one :if Mr. rite. l'cra ‘ was of very ler& e d itent. The subject was allegorical, lewnit We. dido. ido:. a Cabinet Al/nixie snail give his angels charge. over thee, . p and the quotation was t:om the flist l'staalikne,,v•is.tio'r•eFiriar allhe ra.e....._r_. • Heil "' n " r d. 0 lite Ned : 'er;intifi et y iiiir= ar 'L te l ti mrd 6f Twilit. itt • , toy trays; w r a t y lb s e t a tio si e u y s s a lu li : a ll airneadrnewthee e ur i, T .ina llizr a l c i:it ocdsicsid:ecd. is C 0 Chiuseork w •i " of refehd : Ha t i r i g h.„!rcet,Strarrit, 'smarty, the burning of the 4.lh oat r r,...., . 6_ iiillt il er irli ken t . I . a _____. --atet4r t ..b,e,l o . an - • mite c• ..-- ______,' vies o f l,.tian a itoesses. At about seven o'clock a a General '" 6 " wr MIA e t . - - two -- *Cum each side of the street, was low tn. le pole, reaching . • ratber-is a aisnuma, a ..mese.i doseh , pre,encm,t.i.eve ... envy to tile Thorley. ere .. I brim the tops us . two hows fi ell, ._,..i1t,, a Gerrend 1 w err th... - ate being die intended i nttnethittetv atter . two gates Nil!!brought . Gls/. eteinceted b . —. afolleitik pilaw.. oat Colvill e , y Inft rieflff with I C.' ..,_ .an A of a ~,,„de d 'ht an i„,:!vitioat aiming a clerical • ous manlier, Weir eillOnll4 14. 1 4 ". Setlieh drUlal. 4, 8/Set ji . 46 ' 5 V: l b. i nam ,111 c` b the otiose of tha reFtementiai ve . The Biihor, on whi ny no inan e ,. i is* ym re3de, tenle • tip lite /trite:titter. tiblerilititni n eW be bee4:11":11°4`.6:""!:6"..-. 1 -st44'4.tl:l:lllfie:°:47::l:ll'PPPrillll46l4l4l.4lll74l:::7lafarelt:lieratierserirdlY9l:l63Bbileol .j , ILLUMINATIONS FOR THE QUEEN. t h e culprits, and after the preliminag arrangement of a I hoard, ',presenting the nam es and offenees nf the figue,.• I the sigesal was given, and the post wa s draws aii, aLd the The extacy of feeling on the triumph of her Ma. tw m ores . seen gonit to the mow 1 jesty, bus been exhibited in a way to cis entirely aneeli ti zu o w the ere bye4tand dangli ers n ; after hanging f n or Shout ovel. When illuminations t I,ve leen amiered for an hoar the post am I swei ef and an immense bonfire w victories, or even in the itrstt...x of the peace, to lighted, and in a very short period the figures we e consumed. The nrrangement of the execution of th e e the leading streets was generally confined obulience, it. a manner the moat h umorous —but on the present 'immure i thre4s, .Art 4 ' W ." ' 7 " 1 “ 1 "':" I and estraorslintr..• eke,. remembered. The bonfi re menaces, and every other meant. w was bliss; • 'kit., ?het. n'clot k, when the inhabitants put it vent the honourable not a -er ever insignificant, and actiri.ely a cot .istil the other villages near the iy ilinuitinited. The palish of inaccessible could be thund, in which VC In their expression of rejoicin; ; ants did not vie witlt As devices and transparencies were loyalty and attachmenftelle best u ..ae of Mr. Fos, oilman, if Compton- Brunswick, and their joy Out anon A very handsoum roarrsperency. The and perhaps even revolution Lad ~.eu r waliitatite were not idle in showi t . g th e i r l oyalty goo timbustut to :Ise Queen, and illuminating their the glorious event. booms. • On Monday evening-the llinn!ination was very general. I n tia• iteijdanurioued of Finsbury-square there was exhi. —The Life-Guards paraded until morning flout C:i.reinc• weed a St •:11 executed inuispurency, representing a group, cross tutemple.bar and hack again, while others par4. 9 td sbut 1.1 ihly awaited the notice mid excited the also is Pall Mall, St. James's-slaatc. and the sitee.s lion of numerous spectinet... In the fore-ground was seen a adjacent. Every house, even including 11 1 0:.e in lane< ..:-.• 1 1,1.g Chancellor burying his untimely departed child-41 3e amid &lye., was illuminated, as: . : li ng can exceed ti, , hill of Pains and Penalties—rounded by some of the Bishop. enthusiasm of all descriptions of people, and their joy as —it s ge g.f a t b ee p. On t h e h e f t side app , mtid the acquittal of the Queen. Ahuost every person who who was conspicuous far his attentions to the bantling while perambulated the sheet. on Monday night wore white th er e was any hope of reining it fur the destruction of her tinware and sprigs of laurel The moving masses of pee- Majesty ; Said on the right a figure denoting a " Royal pie at times were impestettalvle, but they deported them- slanderer." abuse conduct accorded so well with the Outset selves with time greatest propriety, with the exception of whose funeral obsequies he iwas celebrating. In she bat k several fellow. with torches, who were a great unisance around was the representation of a hurdle, In which arm to the passengers. home butchers, belonging to the se- gelded nice figures like Cabinet Ministers. Two learned veral markets, paraded the streets with marrew-bones and gentlemen were seen dragging this vehicle—we aced not say cleavers in a cheerful and peaceable maanes—belle rang where. Behind this group her Majesty appeared in tai. merry peals, and cooviviality and good ismitour were the Ralph, and amens a crown of victory. The frost el Bur. order of the oust in all places of public resort. All the Morton-arcade was adorned with a well.ezecused tram. Moe* coming how distaste pasts of t h e country, as they parestry, representing bee MAjesty attended lop Justice will, mowed the metropolis, were decorated with laurel leaves, her stale. (slot the Justice of her prosecutors), and by other and. its many cases, the horses' I•ati•ls were covered wit.. emblematic dorm, with the British Bow at her feet, tearing white favours. with his paws the Geuias of Slander. is the shape of some The illuminations In the Borosgh presented a blaze rat blajacci. • light, some of them very faircifolly disposed. The view At Barnes the illamisiatiows were prof,' general; the front Lent:on Bridge was peculiarly Interesting, as all the home of hlr: Bolls (*lnch the Queen ware in treaty to take in the river vied with each other in the display of for her summer re-admire). had in the great window I. th e variegated lamps Interspersed atm* the rigging, and saloon a crown suspended and wreathed with laurel amid suspended from the yards. Great •Surrey.street had a ribband ;on each vide hoe a Grecian lamp. and lamps splendid appearance Irons Blackfriars Bridge. interspersed, which had a brilliant effect; mein. the mots The Nereids; Advertiser Office.—The letters C. It. and was a tramparevey— a brilliant star iu splendid humps, in front; the windows a• The Bill of Penalties and Pains, illeaduated, and ornamented with wreaths of Mittel and " And Caroline, our Idneen, triumphant reigns: * festoon* of dowers and white ribbon._ The whole of the boost was lighted with much taste, as were Eating House, opposite the Coburg Theatre.-4 trans- Geo. Lases, and Mr. Hay wards. A subscription was table watery inscribed the glorious triumph of persecuted for a Madre. e.works, die. and beer, fur the populace, Innocence over Conspiracy and Perjury. 'I lie figures and the night.was pinatas joy sad tattrinsent. were the Alonarch on his throne, and the people at the Somers Town, the New-read,. oast the streets in the foot of it, calling out the Queer). Ili another window a neighbourhood, were lighted my gory voterally ; several serpent, twisting ins spiral form. crowns sail stars were exhibited, which, with the tasteful At Hampden's Bun Shop, near the Asylum, two trans- arramgements of candles, ate. t gave the whole a very jerencie., with the inscription, Nan nut ricurdo." The pleasing effect. body of each transparency exhibited threeligares attached [We have received a variety of aCCOUNIS of transparencies, tog gibbet. and suspended by poles. At the bottom &c. indifferent parts of London and Its environs; but we " Prom esti Hewn° cannel find room for every tem imerty of loyalty skews to her " I've got my reward Oh 1" Ittujesty is the general joy at bee deliverance.] The western part of Loading was lighted op in AMC places with pettiest brilliancy. Russell, Tavistock, and Bedford 'goitres were partially illuminated. Two house. in Russell-square had very large stars. THE QUEEN. Her Ifisjesty intends going to Hammersmith church on Sunday next, to receive the sacrament, and on the Sunday following to St. Foul's, publicly to return thanks to Almighty God for her deliverance from the foul and wicked conspiracy directed against her honour and her life. A communication has been made before the Lord Mayor of her Majesty's in tention, and we have no doubt but that his Lord ship will attend in state, with a considerable num ber of the corporation in their robes, to meet her Majesty at. Temple Bar.—Her Majesty has fixed Friday, the Roth, for receiving a considerable num. ber of addresses of congratulation, already voted.— Her 114 any has invited many distinguished Noble men and their Ladies to dinner on Monday next The f o llowing is the letter of her Majesty, de manding a Palace: lie. Modesty's Vice Chamberlain informs Lord Liverpool that " he hits her Majesty's eoluessands to require from his Majesty's Governmeut, that, ailltout any (either delay, a palace and establishment slumald be provided, suitable to her Majesty's rank in the country in which she is DOW to reside. " Taal Ibis Lad been much too loug deferred, with a tikw either to the statioa of her Majesty or the boomer of She Croup, neveitheleso, that in the c.nrumenuters of the time her Majesty was willing to overlook bitch delay. " But (bait it mast be evident that uo further time ought to elapse without finally arranging ibis matter." Lord Liverpool has addressed the following letter to her Majesty : " That lie liss received his Majesty's commands to inform the Queen, that it is not possible for Ins Majesty. troths all the circumstances. to assign any of the Royal palaces for the Queen , a residence. Lead Liverpool has been hasher commanded to In. form the Queen, lust. mill Parliament shall meet for the despatch of horsiness, the allowance which has hitherto been enjoyed tty the Queen will be continued oo her, and that it will then be f o r Pariraunerit to determine the amount of the future provision to be granted to her Majesty.", Lord Liverpool adds, " That he thinks it material to observe, that this 111111111101 onset awn be understood as withdrawing the Medium which had been previously offered fur procuring a residence in London fur the the Queen." The Cotton Ganlen M ammo is on the eve coxing removed to Milan, where the several articles will be more suitable to the taste of the people, Limn they are in this country. REX 1. Siu F. SURDETT....-011 Thunday hint tl.e Court of )(Mg's Bench, Mr. Denman argued at great length against the mime in this case being laid in Leicestershire. HI was followed by Messrs. Phillips and Blackburn. The Court postreed the farther argument sine die.