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

EPP . gr . riAbtc,, The 4itate!mart, e i i i 1 i 1 1 i i. S 1 1 , 1 1 4 , i e 1 3 ( ••*e: f i r ."l 7 • 1:4 ts WO' pr e .. 1 11r its . , . ... r . • LONDON, MON DAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1820. \°• 4Q72. " The Cavee for which HAMPDEN fell Os the Field, mid SYDNEY died oh lAe Seaffitl!" PRICE SEMI Diro4••s-- AT • liENER.II, MEETING of the INHABI TANTS of U.11NtIROHOL:011 and its Vicinity, io the c a ndy of limola. held at the Town list!. on Mons!ay, the egal instant, pursuant to public miller preciously glees. the to o sing Woolutio:.s were unanimously agreed 10:- 1 That t:eis Meeting do vote an Address to her Majesty. •e j e Queen. to condole u ith her upon the loss fit her near re tain., and to coogrci elate her on her %tees-jou toiler nova: l ingua her sate return to this kinedotu, and on the cioriOus gm; complete :riumph the has obtained over the machina tion and pi its of leer enemies. 2. Ttnt the .%‘iilress now read be adopted at the .Vh.lress this Meeting. g. That this Meeting views with detestation and disgust ' s ppltaMilr eont!uct of the lIIIViSeTS of the Croon iti persecu *cher 11a;esty, and in suborning Italian ui;uesses to gilt. eisleace avail's! her—a conduct shirt' Ita4 dcgfatieti th iu the eyes of the people of Etntlin.l. lil k il lh 4l at toe sincere thanks of this 11ertint are doe to togs Ds: iGrey, Rolland. lAnsdowae, t'srnort on. histreaer, Ken=, and the rest of those independent Peers woken. so manittav and triumphantly defended tlassassosof he maim) to the Howlett( Lords. jlYt'slder:we by the protectios he afforded to *wagon and innocent Queen. has deserved') merited the igglysse of his coontr:. men. that me MOM cordiet acknowledgments Of this Meet isfsteMe to Messrs. !troughs's. Denman. I.nshington. and OP ladminger of the Wren's counsel who have eloquent - and moressfuily advocated the cattle of injured innocent-Is ilk person of her Majesty. • 7. not the Ladies be invited to join the G.ntlevnta in sigidng the Adores', as the best mode of esre..sing their esusiestua of her Majesty's innocence. I. That the thanks of this Meeting are the. an.l are here by promised.° the independent press of the, country fir Ins very shit, and impartial manner in whie:' they have pre sided the tikeett's ease to the public. 9. 'Hot tie Honourable A. Peluso' and hip R Otert Heroes Its tegersto.l to µrepent the .tddress to her Ninjest v. In. That the tiennemen who signed the requisititto be a toestnitt;• tor forwarding the purposes of this Sleetiog, any FROM 3.IfURD.Ir NIGHT'S cdzsikre. tins.!amiss.-00 Weilnysday evening the town of Sheerness was .illuminated. expressive of the joy felt by the inhabitants on the abandonment of the Bill of Pains and Penaltirs. The hligh-street was one blase o; light ; the designs were ingenious and tasteful, and the e'•ullition lf popular feeling general ; every heart seem , - I to expand with pleasure, and every counte nance 'teamed with do fight. A gallows was erected outsiie the town, on which was stispen:ld the-effigy of 11.. aroun:l him was piled a profusion of wood, ‘r barrels, and other combustibles, and after hangi!•,.; a suitable ti:ne, during which it was pro-1 ftse.ly reeted by ri'3l'iwrl, rockets, am the torrh was appliv•l 'o the funeral pale, and the unhappy wretch. in edig-v, soon 1)19'20110 a prey to the devouring element. In th, own a display of tire-works was exhibited, and the et...nine-passed off n ith those feelings of which ~usual y rilarreterisee :lrit]3ll feeling, on an occasion deer to British hearts. Hyrus.—lntelligence of the faiiare of the odious Bill of Pains and Penalties excited the most lively sen sations of joy at liythc, on Saturday morning. h bells speedily struck up a merry peal, which was cou tinned throughout the day; and in the evening, an imrn'nse I ()mire was made on the hill, near the a :it' +his Claretse eoataiss as Address to his Majesty Cram the Ity of New Yoram. BANKRUPTS. ff. White. Strand-lane. Strand, printer, to mine/air Nov. Dec. 1. 311. at Guildhall. Attorney 4, Megan. HiYhop and Se.try, Tiikeithoisre-)aril, Inthhary. M. klot?, Itrighthemstone. merchant, Soy. 93, Dec. 9. 30. at Guildhall . Attorise). Mr. Champ. Chanrery-fare. E. Smith. Green Lettnee-lane. tea-dealer, Not. 95. Dee. 31. at Gaddliall. Attoranys, Messrs. Westoa, Teesdale, and St me.. renciihrei-ttretl. •of the late b wrarks, which from i'ot " meridiem •pled doer" must hare been distinctly risible on the opposit • roast. A band preceded by numerous torch-bearers paraded the street until a late hour. .be Swan Inn was illuminated, and npwarda of sixty of the in- T. Landon. ilirttord. salt-rntinntacturer. Dee. 8..), 30. at the tivori4man's Inn. Northuirts. Aitnrnils, Mr. Kent, iitTnid%. Inn anti Mr. Hostage, Northwich._. habitants a sAesubled there to celebrate the jilts e rent, and the pourer d were reval.d with .1 Ilarri.. 11 . i:10w-der. saddler, Dee. It IL 30. at Mack la an Inn. M imi'oe•der. .tttorneya. Messrs. Tilhnr% and tAn(dale Falcon-street. Falron-square ; and Mas iorh..ster. U. Hewett. Ilenley-upon-Tbsimne: banker. Not. . Dee. A. 3tl, Att..rite)s. Mr. Holmes. Or set Jamep-street, Hedford-row and Mr. Ureter, IIL itig'ss- Reneb-Malk. Temple, 11:. Atkinson. Huddersfield. York. merchant. Dee. R. O. 3 . 4 at the lienrge Inn. Huddersfield. Attorneys. Niessrs. Jscumb and Senile), II utlikrAlettl. W. Lonften.- Mintswond. Southampton, butcher, Noe. 24. 43. Dee. 30. at t It re% hound I Ittanithirol-Fonset. 10,,eset. Att.dmet s. Mnslrs. Til.nn and Preston. l'oleman-ctrect ; and Mill•. St! rtnin.l.-r-Newton-I'it4fle. Dor.etshirr. horhead of alk, to drink the health of our sliest erarions Queen. A general illuirinetitin is fixed for this evening. Poants•roxe.—On Saturday the inhabitants rnani fepted every feeling of exultation at the termination of the Queen's trial. The town band was a“-a:lbled, and Fs% ton sm.—The dwellings of the loyal part of tit. inhabitants of this t .trn, were brilliantly illumi nated on Wetines.lty evening—those who objected to the measure were left to enjoy their opinions on the sn'oject of the foul conspiracy against the Queen, is du ritmess. accompanied by an immense Enticoarsc of speriatoi Paraded th.• different streets. An Application was ma;le - h) the Her. Thnma, Pearce, the curate the parish, (wh.•, fr.►m ni:suudevtioiling between him and the ringers, has prerirated the bells being rung- fur many wraiths) fur permission to Hug the church heis ”Is th•e occasion, bat hs rrfrawd. soil ac• refwial by the applirstion of one of the most opprofiriowi epithets to the Queen, thai can be I). norl4e. I:4lvek. 14.114. cooper. Nov. 26. Doe. 2. XL at tialldhall. Atturlitl. Mr. Sweet, ntlaard-btrert. MaeLtriAr4-road. _ _ J. Ellis. Atsrrrlon•row, Newinatoo. baker. Nor. 15. Dec. 1.311. al Uuilatiall. Atiureir!. Slr. lhntoi. Uninu•strect. H. Twaites. Stapicherst. tallow-chandler. N. 21, 40. 1 Der. 30. at linildhall. Attorneys, MCMCI4. S!terwood and Son. (ost e. bury -square. Southwark. T. Isherwood, jon.Tunbridge. farmer. Nut: dt.23. Doe. 30. al litsiltbtall. Attorney. Mr. Babb. Clement's lint. N. tinily. Bredford. butehrr. NOV. VS, 93. Dec. MX at the N.w Rear Inn. Bradford. .Mtorsieys. Dux, Son. and Meredith. Guildford-street. Lowden; sad Mr. Stowe, Bradford. Wilts. 11. I)ousagett. Deptford. soap-smaker. Nan. ?S. Dee. b. 30. at Usildhall. Attotneys. Melees. Itogers and Son. Man chester-buildings, Westminster. E. llarsant. W apping-strret. carpenter. Nov. 91.28, Dec. 30. at Duildhall. Attorney. Mr. Shave. Penehuteli-street. A. Pates. Plymouth. Not. 91). Dec. 2, 30, at the Bedford Hotel. Plymouth. Attorneys. Ateliers. Young. Ctisrlutte , row. London ; and Mr. Wingate. Sotungtiouse, Devon. applu•d in the i,owest of the female set. The popeiacr. With the hand, ay.entblet! in the (we'd in front of the Clergyman's house, end Ishiv playing- t-oine papular airs, smashed a part of the u initiates. Dorait.—The Town of Dover was splendidly illu minated on Weiiiesilay evening. ire of %hos ■a} wt. ii. That the Address be left for signature: nt the Town Hall for tea Ja)s and then forwarde.l for present n.ion. 11. That the resolutions be inserted iu t Timr4. Tra setter. sad statesman, London Papers, and Draksrd's Sta:u lord News. S txnwicn.-11n Siterdny ea the arrival of the news of the Hill of Pains and Penalties being thrown ont uf the House of LorJs. the bells (if the di'ler•lll I.l)4lrelies were rung, colours were holvtrt on the sliiirt it: the harhootr, and be various par:sof the town; a bank of music, with colours, paneled the streets till a late Tiset'oiairman having left the limit., Resetved.—That the thanks of this meeting he git en to Juba Ino!reor Ilarrison for his prompt entoto,olilnee with requlsitiln and his ingertial conduct in the t hair. flour, and Ibis glorious triumph of oar h racious (ere over her enemies, was hailed with every demonstration XCHANGF: your - ftiZES ftr 1:::111LIWN Ttuiorrs and All AREA. 0 Prizes of tAl.tklkil. and a variety or other Capitals,. Cons ds and Money, in the VIIii•el! And most all be I:rawn oti TUESD %N. Ner:SS. Ina tat Lottery will entirely and 1111 SICS Con tract terminate. Warramrd undrawn Tickets and Shares a-.• by BOIL M , .lr Contractor. 4, I'nrnhill. and V. Charinc-cruss. Lorton. alto shared and sold, drawn this first day of the runt !Amen, 1.483 a Prize of t 'NV/00 Consols and Mont.% and in the Last Lottery. \o. 3,1115 ....a Prize of X10 , 1.01. &e. And by his Agents in the Conn,ry. tivANrs a SITUATION, as GAI:DENEIR. a :feel M about 40 years (ea.:v. st ho thoroughly Isierttalds his buiineso. and ao havo :I 4 00.1 rlviraeler. Bettie to direct. post paid, to J. Evans, Ail on. 41IJIP C RIiESS' NEW SAUCE for vdernl purposes, • having given midi &at approbation soot the demand by its continuing toincreast, JOHN II Viiii Safi & SON Ile: nest respectftely to oiler lids their best a ektu.mledgment% to the Peb4c for their liberal patronage, i.l the gime: its utility and great consealenee In all clinottrs, has recom mended it to the most distinguished fore; pt who have all spoken hicfily la IS recommen43tion.--It is pre pared by them ONLY; and for preventing disippoiatuiedt to families. all possible eare has been re.ortr.l to by enc.% belt* beiug sealed upon the troth with their firm end address, m well as each label having ridr signature, a ith:nat which it amwt to genuine. JOHN HCRUF.SO and tIOV long es:liiitshed and mart slimed ESSENCE of ANCIIOV IVA, eon , ialle4 to 1w pre pared by them :bey the same manner dist has given the ;114satishrtion for many years. 11:1 1 :11Se, 10i, STOANO, corner of the Savoy-steps, London. (rne outotNst FIsN.SAt Cr WARFlrevar.) FOR FONVULsIONg AND sDAsm:. HADLEY'S CONVULSION POW:)I7,H, a deer_ Wu Ile:n(14 for Convulsion Fits in Ci.iiilren, and for Illounodir Compisints.—tinurtioned hy Her Owe the Duchess of I Lady l'artv!iar Lomb. • . Rutliad. Lady Cattperene IVa!pole, Nicht Hon. 1.3.1 y Amherst, Lady C. Dunda.. Right lint. lady idsmore. ' lion. Ntr.. lia !hunt, light ilos. lady U. Caren- I lion. Mei. F:Terton. dish, lion. Nlr.. tires. itr. Mnidat Ow disorders of Children. m n • etrite to great epee of alarm 1114 Compulsion Fits.-11 ACILI 's POWDalls. Iliannh not publirly mnown. have for many }ears tottained spooa characteristic as • nes er-fniline rep, ray rlr that iiif - oder. The powerful billow-. of task simeiiic in a abort time n'iletrs the , Itlrtring Inlaid. and, lit s due pemet eraner in Ihtllppileadnit„ completely eatirpairt the lons oltion Fits, and restorri the must weakly Children alltirted with i/itorders in eidelit to the 11 slate perf•od health. Thew Pow den semilto not limittal to Children, hot effects 111% remove's!! hinalandie Complaints; eminently efileariont in F:pileptie "Initiate re, and those produced by Freers art.! Wounds. tisalla resale-4 to Fits. daring the Pr?ptnicry mul Wine -1"e Atamerhement, with th, happiest and moat titulary *ogres. ',lsis hiestimahle lltaltiiptc has reto-lied 11w jwasdest attestations of its efilracy from conteroos distin guished Prr.onagel ; at whose ettro--t. awl under their sanction, the present Proprietor eaters this in salt:nide Nie ,icine to the Pablir at Inrge. as a most grateful auxiliary in all eaves of Convulsions. either in iss:aast4 or AllllllB, sad re tteri ar the Patient to perfeet health. rhis invaluable idedleine is sold in bottles at 44.011.—i Is. and zits. each. by sppointment of the Proprietor, by Mr. 'singer. Medici or Wu:remote. trott. Its ford- tt rent : II: relay and Sons. Mk Fleet-trarktd : Messrs. Newbery and bent; 4.1, st, Paul's Chtireh-rand:Piwirds, Int. Itt. Paula iluneh-rant; Salton and Cu. Bon Cliorrh-y ard Meier. J. Cite-ps:de ; Prom. ltd. 11;ranst: Johns: fireek-street, roam : Keens. tong-hue. no 1 by their ap ri•rsterli b 1 most respectable tiedi: ine Venders in every - vows thronglinat the Unite:: Kio%dosn. AA for 11.11/LEV'S Cull y nision Ponder: --- - - - Celebrated (I/11D1.11. 11.11.11 of IiILEAFI is weU ealealated to erre nultdeneet in the 111010/lels and Dowels, nil *errata nitariniipt %heater from taking ati Iftry to neves, or owing It, an a .o:minable sire, Orontes 111 ws; it ressoie4 pains in the hark gild Lead. horrid t-wrsthilt. frightful dreams. dim:lest of tilht, palpitation of the heart. dorsal ennsumptiont. treteban,i of the hands from lewd drill*. and disetset &fist's% trout excess. and will ia litmus mad strengthen the eunatitntion of weak. IdeklY. and aged ape m a s . Sold at Its. and four In one for 3.15„ whereby I li. aw steed, by Mr. J. I.eigh. 1111. thread ; Varna and 4. ^. Mck. Mors(-street : Mr. 114:.t, Ilutborst ; aria 31r. 14gfie{. ltsgat Manhaaga. DIVIDENDS._ Der. 16 . 3 . P 1 , 4 11 ", Mike-creel. Portland-place. tailor. at Cuildhall—Drc. 16. It: Cromhie. Chelsea. victualler, at (i.tildhall—Der. I I. J. Tamnrun. Manchester. bookseller, at the t)... , t Talent. Xlanchester —nee. 16. J. Bateman and Calbard. St..tohn's-Street, brass-founders. at thilllrall —Dec. 111 , J. Ntoody. York-Mew 4. Patillingenlitirel. tl ~er)-stable-Art per. at duildital: —Nov. 11. W. Gallant. Lea ket. li-hasolieer. at Guildhall—Dec. I I. T. Jones. Bristol, bru-h-waker, at Ow Contmercial-roonas, Bristad— Dec. 11, J. Harrison. Sazilhy, timber...see ehnnt, at the Markham Moor Inn, Notliugham—Dec. V. S. R. Phlips, and B. P. Ititleing, Liverprwl, brokers. at the Star and (lamer tavern, Liverpool—Dec. B. J. Ort and J., Hunter. Rnrt:r-carol, Hilektersiery. meretrotts. at ettelltllll —Dec. 13, W. Thomas, Little Marele.Derefordshire. farms", at the New Ins. Imdlynry—Dee. - 16,1 1 : • Raine; Reir-streilt, I Leicester-Grits. perfumer. at Guildhall—Dee. lA. A. Res sell. Ten linen-draper. at the flop p..le Inn. Wor fitestee—Dee. Ili. . It. Reader, Strattonl-screen. Essex, victualler. at tiuil.lball—Dec. 1. S. W. Mantes, Rinsing ham. bilmeconist, at the Castle-Inn, Birailasthom—Doc. 10, T. Dobson. Kendal, ‘Vestinurclaad, dealer, at WC Star Inu, Manchester. CERvIFIC.I.TF.S—Drr. 9. C. Harris, Rridforel. Wills. tenter-1. IVh , teliestl, Den 'haw. Yorkshire. eothier—W. Allegeley. Virigen. glass- Sterchant—l. Lei rh aadJ. IllaehctlQe. Cate:tiny-a:reel. ho siers—J. Toter. Bristol. 11 oolkui-draper--J. Et ant, Bris tol. httler—J . ‘Vt.,t, Little Newport -strew, h C. Ellis, Birstisighats, plated—A. Seward, New Sarum, elothisr. PARTNIRSIIMI DissoLriv. W. 04bnrric Rid G. Read. New laarem,carpenters—A. and 1 C. (Jordon, mi,l W. knight, distillers —W. Rhoades and T. Billings, Fulhans-bridgelard. Brompton. hackneyesen— J.l)utliet . Walton. and J. Loftus's. Winsford, Cheshire. salt-mannfictorers—J. l'riichley and J. W. Bell. Liverpool. brewers—W. - 11o.nes and It. Portia, Ledbery, attorneys —R. Oliver a:id T. Snort. Belrmbeildiags. Stallsbery square. engrat art—J. !qt.-reason and R. Skipwlth. Not tingham, tar.-manufartiirers--T. Deane. and J. Pickering. Windsor, chemists—E. kele and U. West. Camas-street road, St. lleorge in the East—J. and J. Dowses. and J. Davis, Liverpool (no trade)—lt. Spurr and I). Malt, Brad ford. wooistaplers—J. Adams and W. Baglcy. factors—.l. :thicken, and J. C. Franri4. Sun-court, Cora -1 kill, attorneys—R. Siddoll, W. Roinc. and 11 . Willis, Miekletoe, Vorketire. sawyers—J . liatessu sad T. Foyson, Norwich. woolstaplers.—J. end D. 'lathng, Bolton, cotton—pia tiers. REJOICINGS I.V THE' COUNTRY. TEvynanits.—On Monday evening this town was illuminated in celebratiou of the Queeu's triumph over her enetnie:.. There was a brilliant display of fire worlie, and all classes seemed to vie with each other in the expression of their joy on the occasion. The boars of the town contributed an elegant figure of a female dressed in white satin and richly ornamental with white ribbons. The figure was paraded through the sawn accompanied by ten white banners, and a hand of moi-ie, followed by upwards of two thousand peewits. The greatest order was observed. MAII'ITONE.—The intelligence of the relinquish ment of the bill of Pains and Penalties was received in this town on Friday night by the evening coaches, when the friends of her Ilajes•y immediately testified, their joy hi 1..u.l hozsas and warm eimgratnlatious, which was succee led by a tipleirlid bou•iire and a plea tifal display of lire-works. The bells were also rung till nearly midnight, and the merry peal was continued during the whole of Saturday. The Haunch son Inn was illuminated oa Friday evening, as was als.t the Turk's head po:ter-house, and the tisb-market on the evening of Saturday. Similar expereatous of sat' faction were displayed in the adjacent parishes. CAI LI 1.1t.0A WOOdIICS :ay evening. in apposition to many efforts to defect the design, this city was Mu lurinated. Those few persons who snresod their Lwow% to remain iu darkness, received nut the smallest Nal. s- I taion in person orpruperty. Cpuilbe whole, it was surptising that at so very short a notice, the ilbanrins- Cant chordal have Fiera se very general and so troll got op. The village of Stanwix wu completely lighted with the exception of some new houses at the es trentity of the &len bridge: and several detached houses in the neighbourhoill of Carlisi: were wit backward in following its example. BuL'OIITON hononr of our glorious Queen's victory, the inhabitants of limighbot-iinder- Mean. have manifested their joy by illnininating their noses o Wednesday evening, with a profusion of transparencies, evergreens, &r. lice. A most excellent band of music paraded the streets till a very late hour, and the musicians regaled themselves at earth inn. as they passed, at the expense of the loyal inhabitants; a great many fire-worus were let or au the occasion, and the principal inhabitants met at the Squirrells Inn, where they manifested their joy by songs, toasts, and loyal sentiments, and the ...Tla-s went briairly round ntitil a late hour; the greatest order an.l decorum %Va. kept. RIMS.; t ll.—Su:witlitanditair the inclemency of the u rather, anti circulating of hand-bills by the &dyers: party, re....mmendiaz the inhabitants 110 i to illuminate, as they would be xvell protected ; notw:lh standing. all these attempts made to prevent the Phut lotion 4.1 liuldie rej..iring, the too n presented one scene of rallteal light and glory, on Tuesday evening. The London hotel, where the Committee, and all clot gentlemen interested in the cause of their heioved Queen (Hoed, exhittited a profusion or variegtatril lamps. At (mar o'clock about 150 respectable inha bitants of the town, with Samuel Sharwood, Esq. their worthy Chairman, sat down to a snmptnons din ner, after whirl, many appropriate and constitntianal toasts ware cveu. The evening was client with the uttnott harmony and hilarity. Nonest.l.-9n the Mail arriving at Aylshain with the intelligence of the Queen's trial having terminated, the town appeared in joy, the bells rang a merry peal, various devices of fire works were displayed in the lar'..et-place until half past ten in the evening, an.: concluded u ith a grand bonfire. Ott Satitai..- Ltst the intelligence of the suspension of the Queen a lola' reached 11 ells, a-. 41 was welcomed by a disch..r. ! e .)1 cannot from Captain I:lo.sin'a bat tery. On . evening the town was splendidly illuminated. ,Pte of the veasels in the harbour was completely studded with lamps, amidst whirls was gracefully disposed a fine Royal standard dog. The band, accompanied by four sailors, each bearing a Union ensi4n, paraded the streets during the evening. Un Tuesday last, the Far:tiers and Tradesmen of the parish of Bergh Aptiiii gave a barrel of it:e to their poor and hard-working neighbours, on ai.cottat ulthe acinittal of their gracious and revered Queen. A bonfire was made on a hill, so as to be seen by all the parishes around, on which the . : Wasted her health. We hare re:rive.l accounts from various other towns in the county of the reception of this piece of intelli gence. Di's was wertially illuminated on Saturday night North Walsbans on I.stiday, Fakenhain on Thursday. .I.t Su-4fnam we understaa t a elsaside:able tunsalt ensitefl iu vonsegnenee of the refusal of permis sion to risog the bells, and aclergyntan of the town was assaulted 6v the party. Liss.—On the arrival of the newt s•I the Bil! atrainst the I/leen b..ing re.inquiN;syst, thss tt•wa wa% all is a bustle. The bells of St. r.to: ti:, tell at night; and at a tre:ting of rotor id the Ins,c; re . pntable part of the traders, they came b. is: ask:lotion of celebrating the event by a politic dihle.• at the Crows Tavern. And we unier,tasisi a reqn;siii so is preparing. to reqnest the Mayor to rail a titeetinz of the inhabitants to congrstnlate their Aia . jesties, the King and Queen, up 3n the terminal i,sn of this business; and it is also expected that the town will be illuminated on the occasion. Ui:.ty sE \n, Nor. 16.—0 u Monday night last. this town was the scene of touch mirth and hartuoty, to celebrate the late victory obtained in the house of Lugsls : the illuminations were very general, even to the small cottages and alass-:ionses. there was also a grand pruressiun of a society called the " Ilappy Britons,' preceded by a hand of musk, and followed by a wagzon containing the elliAies_of tour persons who rut a coospirtions figure in the late itorzsti.:ation, viz. the Countess of Colostibier and ,Slajocchi, with their heads in the pillory, orrit i lied too turners of the wair:futi, and a celebrated Col. B. nod Sir J. 1.. on two gibbets. °rolled . the other two. After the procession hail gone through all the streets in the town, accent pinird by Linwoods of spectatnts, it steered its %atom tott•anis the Whadmill-bill, where au itnissease gnant►ty of t•wubustibles had been collected together tor the oc casion, and its the centre of which was' placed the pillory• sod gibbet., with the figures attached to them. bight was thou set to the pile, and the blase mast hare limo onto a stag way oat at sea. fano the exalted situ. Bijou of the bid. The aight • went off with perfect good hats cur, awl every one sunset: plewsed with the part he had taken in the a air. On Wedsesslay evening sply.rJs o►' sixt► sof the respectable inhabitants of the Nu-a sapped at the Fteur-de-Lie, to rota tueutorate the event, where severs, songs ansl sentiments were received with such hearty cheers, as almost to make the walls of St. Peter'• church shake: revery pnpe:ar friend of tlie Queen was •riven with threw times three, i icliklin„; the Archbishop of Turk and the clergy who are friendly to the The meeting was must respectable, without the aid of naval charm tei's or placemen of any sort. The com pany dpi not separate till a late hour. 01. ) who It also Rector of this Re re.nsed to have the bells rung. ou the joyful occasion of Cie rejrctio■ of the Qu e en's De gra d a tion and Divorce whiult ereate•l so strews' a feeling azaiost hint, that hr was, in the evening. burnt in of ti ; :y by the 1•0..,11`.ace. We understand that the Rev. lientleman taks of compl,ining to Lord Sidmonth. of the con iurt of tt e chief metfistrate. On /Rowley. however, the Divine gave the keys of the church to ti. • ringers, and a merry p:•al was strtt,-k op. In tho evening the town was illuminated. At Hastings, Bade, Eastbo-ane. Newhaven, Sr i. ford. East tir:nstrtl• Worthing, Shoreham, Steyning, in short, in ever•,• town and village in Sussex, with few ••xreptions, the in elligence of the Bill of Pains ant. Penalties being •liven up by Ministers, was recrivel with the highest satisfaction: aid in several of tit: above places, tl►a ringing of bells, the firing of cannon. the playHtt of music, and other I.•tl►lic demonstrations, marked the lay of tl►e inhabitants. The village of Altris!on and its neighbonrhood particularly died's gub.hAl thrniselers on the felicitc.ns occasion. HOltr.,ol.—T;:e welcome news of the overthrow of the Bill of Pains and Penalties against the Queen 'tali A Horsham on Saturday morning last, and was received with the liveliest manifestations of joy. Not half as hoer had elapsed ere the bells were ringing a merry peal, an.l continued at intervals throosboat tho day. On Aloitfay evening a numerous and toopectable party met at the l town Inn. "and the utmost coati viality prevailed to a late hoar. In consequent* .1 a requisition so.lllo Bailiffs of the Borough, notito was given of an intention to illuminate on Tuesday even inz, and never, ini uhy occasion, did thaimmi present a more brilliant ai.•peararree. The effigies it Theodore ,Ilajocetti aid the i ountr”4 Cu'orurbier were placed in a cart, with a :rail .ws er.eted over ttient, and a largo green lir : in font, and drawn round the town, pre viously to their execution on the gaol green, which afterwar's took plac- with tine solemnity. A low , quantity of faggots placed round them were then lighted. and the il.vonring, element shottly consumed these fictitious personages, amidst the lord acclania• tions of the thranzing tattltitade. Not a house was seen but what It •re some testimony of oftiversal joy-- snit ray few appeared without some brilliant device or ornament. The nizht passed over without the slightest disposition of riot sir disturbance; bet highly to the credit of the bailiffs of the borough, the peace officers were ordered to be in readiness to suppress any attempt of the kind. Tuesday next is fixed Err holding a public meeting to consider of an address of conEratnlation to her Alajeste. Lstrisvita, Nov. O.—The news of the Queen's triumph, was received In this town arol neighbourhood loith every demonstration of jor. The first report *se t as gratitying intelligence was brohght down by the IHope Coach, which was ite.orAted with colours on the occasion. A considerabie crowd assembled to greet i the arrival of the %luil uhich was to give esairmatiott to the report, and the highest satiafartion pnvaised to, learning that the Bill was thrown tint. Tito balls us St. klary's church were rung ditring the whole ts:' Saturday by order of the Cburchwatdeni. In the tithe • parishes oldie town asti..iiirriel authority or the aisle • ram Whom* of Tory principles pee rented tliii best'. molt off teopert for her Majesty. and the gene:arra: ale."