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mrp.is paid him, owl maid he mould 1,9 t suffer the u,rt•t►oz, to break up without then► fur ti.. rev ) " orderly anal peacralae 1:14,,her Hi which %i.ee had coodweted thernselv..b on Al.oobsy last. The persons swieustiled in front of ilie hu►tings t►we gave three elteero fur. the QUAtki• Auld „dm __ FORhiti,i IN TE LL IL' EN CE. LISBON SIAI tram**, ftheratscst Is. 01 Ilse Coaferrnee held in the Palace sr oh, Geoeratseat as the 11th of November, $920, at 'which ..re resent the Judge (Juts J. Povo) Joao Alves, and his VIPS' Jose da Vetch, occasiOneil by the repreeets• e.t.a& of the •awe Jmire. That the Srainsts Coastitation as sworn to, end that At l) petits to the Cartes shall sweet, beim; elec•cd in pe,por- I to the reputation of the kingdom, and chosen in as s.4elCrlbeirl is the said Conditstion ; avid that when thUse Wristlet , 'base ossesstded they shall make the modifications winds may be imitable, bat not such as might reuder U 1 lees hes. The population 11 to be so divide;l as to snake the immber of Dcpstieo one hundred. Tint four Members more shall be elected for the Go- •rrraaert, That the Newberg of the Govaelfsornt who shalt ler charged with the four Daparimeuto of Affair,. urine Kingdom, Was :tuft Marisa:, Foreign Affairs and Finance, shall nut have 'rot y vote earwpt iu m Alit ri which outran their departments, 44.1.canttot be einpluytd iu :toy uthrr branch of she public Tilat the Membeis employed in the NW four departmerts ehall . but wake any protnutimt (prore 4unto) Ivor other thing whaerer, without a decision of the Govvrtaasewt. That four other Members be n timed to nude Wills the caber* who ate actuAlly in the (:nvrrunrent, alstelt !lemma are the fuThowitig he )lo.d Excellent Conde de S•4lllpopi. l'tdro Lrite Pert ira tie 31ello s Jose Maaud Fete , Ira de Sous , Frastiaro de Suez t eirne de Ma4ttreir.t. . . Thnt the command of the %choir trm ”( !he king. deoi, be 'etstesultd to the %1.1.1 Excelteist S,lther (3 , 11111.41* • Tetteii• de e 11.acerd4.--111ere folksy, tile sig.. a:114,w% of the officers.) .they susessrstsittely lut , k the tiled), lei well as the M.ltibt I'll or the Giverouirot who r. I,: pit w. tit , II:011. Is, ti•e Vice. President, Anitotiii) .1“ ait r.:lbera ; Dep.11•11C04.1? Sontso”ts, Cisitle tie Pewifiri, situ Jame Pile,. Asedo Hermann, Jose Braanacaulp do 5.;),0, P. 1.. P..de 31 , 11 u, F. de SulllA Ctrste de Nlatileire, Fr. re a.Luir, rl. F. 'numb's, J. J. Ferreira fie 31i -wits, J. M. sli Souza e Owns. .Thi; Oct emotle.trd, the Cureremret ovenett ii, Sit arid 1 , 114)1 , 1111e.1 Count St erstary of ransisee and Director of the y. NOVl74lltit 14 11, the Sitting of the Government on the Idits f. - Meorb.rs of the Gismo:not ripusted their viz. !Messrs. H. J BrAnnie.tmp du 5‘..13 al, 1-. F. de 1.41 . rt, M. F. Thinnst, and J J Fen eira de M..urs, the liquify'''. M. rerreira de SOUNI e Casty; WPC chni grit si lilt ILO Devotuseut el Home Attain., moil Antonia J 4 Silveira to al., Faustus with that of Foreign Affairs. ice town. that the Gusertion of is eiripioyed in preparing: t ) .r, d to the Provinces tho)e Ai titles of the Spat/Ist' Coo. >':._ueu, which regulate the eleetimi of Deponts to the cues, for tbemorpose of aircelerating as morti as possible ILC. r7saltnJ tustaltallau of the august hat tuna , C4111X• e.g. NOVEMEZR 16. " I ish..bitauts taf. Lisbon! My &cm sod rbs. ,tcl.r irqUirr• Shill I *#llolll4l speak to you wills entire GAO:- et eat, an:l which is so justly due to M..: widi oho is 1 ws, reCri.ed by' you fit ilia ciipit - i1 at the head tat your Army. I. my whuk military cater, iLt•re are on step. griiititssersilD4 Your gropes tics violated— yuor rights 11,,4J.0 mules tout—.owe Cottony sod our good iar &loth-al—weer the impt toss motives fur my actept lug she cammand of the /limy which first raised the voice ur Mirky permitted an the social ur.ler. I urrtr desired ir•eviniuu twittery to nay dispositi .n, and, you will I e convinced of it in the moment when the 'tattoo and it... t Levu/ Lome nu more to fear from Micros! curates. You k w ", f l a t •,.. m , se irrs, by Weans of your hotiouird Judge, sod that the brave. of 11.,hoti had suggested to IL, igilpretur tritium -1i csl,hlrdied, yitir .lesirss owlotsve to the Cortes; and you alio know ltsil the plurality of voice of the same Govertuncut 4 4 ..tega t .luti year desires. I rtmain,.l irthrpit till your a w•ruir ca me to toy knotakdge throug4 your much is,„„bied well as the rrprt seldelloo of 11. e US. 4Sy.!%St army. 1 judged it en) sincii .3(41.41 thlt, tuport your taiti.e by No inoventeut and junction of the troops muster .ay command on site I lib in.lant, and iv ask my 4araVe a,mrades iu &LIS capital ior theft- spor.tha ;Rm. I , - All o f us soldiers. and all .iitz,int of roe ..mite we mil/new y our offended ofelits; in the isllloll %tilt )0/1 we lab* lee oath to the Constitui :on of Spniu , u tin ilnuie Hof al nth VSllfin• whirls our Cartes may judge proper. It was not to be supposed, that the pertottartty of IrriltilUll4lll% cuivaary to your &sites, would he cle,liiselr t.l some sulyurt to rely idivun I took mu iottlebtof pieraoitu:. to ptryrtil your dion•t. is, the tiobspoy (alai:suns whit:. 14e malice of the rvtl•dis tamed 101:elit twat. 0p.% flo.• It ur and souod Portuguese. 'P ete goloorseeit &neatest which y.. 0 '- ate olanery. 41 to the ar. t.s cry, ortisinly thrf out so 111~11 Oat tad eirrecosper tiou o at if sal ( - tett my Inuit, awl principally iireeum ii .lied ii. m lid•Vilitht ISHII a prele.xt to petellt autrgi iiy 4/1 III) 1101:0. t• 1.0.... " Portuguese!—The satisfaMian rromins to me that yon witnessed the sulsordowitims and cic:ph/le and thst they rcsp , tied you as torrthrril, sad that you walked surely in,i la Ilan Ifluneis, as I ion lo thed the 4.. , di..pet these blood for Om rri;gion of our f -no f gait ..•, out CUSIIIII7, and for the Kiug. 1....-iabere I. 4 ` GASPAR TEXFII(A &.11AGA1,111 . 1 . ..; el I.UCERI)A, Majut Cleuetal Cottnacuul, 118 Cho f of tint A otity ot the fti..rth. " Peturlastatiou was ilk , iar wdd.rw.rd Iu Ilse 1..-t.11.., by G. neat (wow...llea by I:.•. 5„,..81yei,...A, lA>, Its ...slay Ile 111 .r.lw 11 al be, the ortitiolelal• • Ilir Is pop. ; ."8.1 :op .!i•. of Ibe 1).ly S .I,lurra, po their. taufiet so. the 1/Ih, and ileairioz, ii •to In coutide .tai aloe palest...tem stud tr.•tutearetlut of ateir (it • ... . • • eulteutta.A 17 trkil day, of the Palace of Sreshor.G.aapae '1 ex. Ira, a )1i • Ira. he hl .01 all tbe G. .s ral tntire.o, Cole aoluttle• • of Ihre•to , t. 4‘e. 1101 Via ly of the swirl la and atoll th ,14.% 4 %. 11.51 4 . .1, tot Ilir CAtr,Olit3 of - obi. city , e•pt cline Ihe a *Pets ea Ile 11 , 11. 'I hey lees, al6ll. - Mistral ( Boto feu in the ao,,B,Beit till !Lire; 11/11, Ito ettosetiateitee the u d. ruiun, PosWillo auri lielseinsest/s•es //Hsi as Depoto, 4 oil .1,. 41r! ' .,lace of Lep tit, Loewe u tali fuses ..:..rOM , tlt i slgurd by all in c•rol, 4.• I rfltet 1 il • stair .81 . the espilat and iiiiii 8. 0088, it.,, *l4O lattelly ' Arotred 'het, cloches e.• trisulne tan. 111U1.1• 161411111s,betellee Ike al Mil our 11154 1 111.001511 *wart.. rril. Y. Ilatiiiihr ./Pellwai. of Pt puttee 110 taw 4 u. loess be rode areurdreg 111 the Aessssslolo spa , al; ihta L 5.1114 $ 1.4 c , birr tlf 4..0..j05i .1 (h r . u m ! .:, 3...1 11... a.uiy , cud 1:*•• • *At . catill.4B she g. i.i401 pa. atle wt . .hr 1 111. N..rnub.l 11 , 20 S That rt rri B,Blter part id Ihr Ctsostiltal 64 1 1 1 eel 11,:elleautt eae,B+l eta.. TIN Citrira ohat/1 tweet and *dojo& the Wats id it a4ila tar ipit.ousaaa which Ib.) shall jadde prupte:.. ; , Al pal Pi. obtoe, :Ito ovel Ferman.); e Thu Inas, •urf the **re ihrt s.hu khii • t one tom the Piii.ter a.f liw flal .fnl. deV.lla4 .1141eldilli the isrefipi:a. pion ehe„ratiple. et:eBl • yeah tatitittlatosea ei AIM price ▪ cauciird i triiiah , " tie. I , loeiley eeet..ietbeet /beteg, 11,. • A.. 'equal esossolicts eel erupir aliead4 ) ,* chfor (sugar aft 'G ' 1". aeita.Seha:tatruita, p. elapirta • Cad the Judge cad his 111-rwet ' arieritelritt °oath ft Nvalieber It/ • ' 1.. - I r UB,l' _ ,e7f igiAL i•bi a I i 411 4411)15144 ." • 'l' rwit,Vry4l. ! , - • • 130111i3ffit, ----- WEDNESDAY, Nave lterAt 29. 11110. • , • It was announced in THN BRITISH PREIS on Monday that Sir lionswr urrstege pert of the cavalcade that will escort the QURlia to St. Paul's tins morning ill Hide Pas*, unit front 1 1 thence lead the whole equestrian proceinian to its destination. Sir ROURRT WILSON heiug a nem!. rul in tht army. this notification appears to have excited alarm its the nervous part of the ministerial toiderlitigo, whin have, through their distorted optics, viewed it its the spirit and churacter of • military or- I der. In consequence tilting objection, a deputaiiini appointed by the Committer of Nlatiagrisiesit sitting at Freetnasons' Tavern, waited yesterday upon Sir I ROBERT BAKER. at Low-street, to acquaint him Kith the detail of the arrangements, sod it was then understood .hit Sir Itusv.ter Ws Llosi was riot to asinme sill thing like ii military coinuisffil, I hi it inertly assist on the occasion, as ally oilier psi. vale gentleman. With respect to the arrangemeiits adopted by the Committee for the preservation of the public peace, communicated at the .:rue time I t.. the worthy ,11 , igistr:Pe, Sir Ilimeat • llArtEit ItiOily approved of thein, and added, that for the purpose of bother set wing it, the Mii4torates would sit ditriii k t the day tit the foll,sing• phases, Porter's 1,o(1 4e at llyde Park-coiner; Gloucester Cutri-e-iiiiusti, Piccadilly ; Golden Cro••, I Cl,4rillg-cros.; Cutler-louse, Strand ; and Trinvit-bar. These points murk the callow ~r the processimi. Tae foll.:wing is the make! limiNy I tweligrit yr•terilay, to concert with. Sir ROBERT ORDER OF PROCESSION. All.Prrsons \Ce►t of Hyde Perk. Three Trusupeterr. The Cuormitiee, folluressi by the Cavalcade. Twelve of the Curnmr.ttre t., wrcerle the Claret.. THR QUEEN, Escorted by Members of Palliastout on each side of the .Carriage. Twelve of the Committee. 'Dine Cueks. Cavalcade six a invest. Three Trumpeters, The Damnerfesnith Division. ♦N Persons East of HOP Park. Those Gottletzten who wish to join th'e procession are expected to be in I Ipie Park at acne o'clock n► the 'Burrow*, as her MAJEITT will Wife et that place at a quarter before ten o'clock. A letter woe trot at a late hour yesterday to Mr, lAPPEL CRAVEN, signed by reser' Aldermen of the City of Loudon, enclosing a copy of a React ional, purporting to he a Resolution of 40,ml of Aidertnen, expressing regret at the QUEE N'S interstiou to proceed to St. Paul's in • public man lier, as likely to be productive, ruder present cir cumstances, of serious isconvenienee to the inha bitants of the City. This Resolution is signed by seven very respectable Magiorates, and although from the want of a . sufficient number of' Aldermen to form r Court, it has been transmitted to her MAJESTY only as the expression Of their opinions as individuals, it is certainly deserving of attention. In opposition, however, to the opittion of these erven Gentlemen blued i i i vote of the Common Council of the City . I Lund,,,,, and the favuuraiile •pinions of the Loan MAYOII rod of at lead two other Aldermen ; and of these it must be presumed tat they areas anxious for the preservation of the tracquillity and the protection of the interests of the City, and probably possessed of as much wis dom and sagacity, as even the seven Aldermen who mourn o'er the inconveltieoces ex p ec t e d 10 melee from her MAJESTY'S intention. We know not how to value the zeal of these worthy. Magistrates for the protectiott of the peace and tranquillity of the City, its withholding front the QUEEN the expressioo of their rentiineuts until a moment so far advanc.tl that niey could hardly itn4giste it pos .llile th.t. tier MAJ Ala Y would or could retract her avowed Iliry earnestly felt the importance of the expretetl emit, had they been sincere in thtir uppreheminni, they tvoolth, or think, hate lirrii IOIIICv.IMIt ~,,,, r rxiirditi.Ais ill the tender of their nilvute, Nod not have suffered the interests or tie ci.y. winch they are charged to pr.dect, to approach the vet) , verge of changer, aithoot iisterpoolng one surd in the way of reoion bit:Lock., wit-,l they uouvt be scare that their loiter.. position could be attended with very little or no t. We bike 0.:6,61 a great &al shout tin- icroore iiienet 111111 ill which the itahabitaiit* of the City 1 ' 1414 , 1, rhilur t., it .thir I.ll , Cerlit4K on the part of 1 liec.la,tfiwr . It sr very probable that bottle to id Cri.Vcisie re obtil he felt lay the tradesprop'e its the se,.r of alveria lilrol , glo *ldyll the • rrove.bu..st ui'l 1).4. I,n" esi.ii,g the lime 6.f il.r priio-a•io.i tile ill. holbihia , .. ast.y ~.ink ii ;1414 .i/ir Is. chow Ihei. ahOle.. 41.41 4111 a t.s at Ir••I tuna burrs v•r), li tie If a..y 14 IJ, .1.411181 114,4144 will I/l! 11'41%114ra In Illi.M. tows .iculAr Mit rIA. HUI Ihs% is by 5445 lIIrIIII. 4 IR. 1t.•411y 1244. l que..er of her NJ U Mil lf % proCerifilig lo St. l'aunt, soil even it 11 *el?. the probable 11 , ** or ineriovroiroce hi riot likely to be se y Wert. It the bra.torer Ail slirbe * r.( to Ike sueprodeil for Is few boom it will attrroarda due iii a deeper stud sore rapid ebonite!. But let us :telt, whether the greyer 1..,‘ or those stiu sw i p e m2uotuin, of (rds,. i Chilies heat this event, mould idle up their übjee • i'''. «. ... . , r ti.., .14 , •aretie 1110terieiteeteiO9 :111. , ..1 I 0 ' iltereioesedied t mu d ' . 1.. 47 7' 4, ought tO4eelooW to het is the Queen Consort of these realms ? Ilotv the nil. .1•14141.1 of att4h9414.4.40044 1, 10 . 4 e, 'rid' bew. setl-roli -1 veaiu, Vist mire of lidttligiog: tog luck the &tit before her fret, were her MAJESTY surrounded wilt the trappi ng s or - State, and;iiiering the prFi.o. waives its well as the name of Royalty ! There would then be no offectasiots of alarm fur the safety of the City, no cry about the iticosivettieure to be endured by the people. This new-born sympntl:y for the c forts and the profits of the peaceful citi zens would never have had exi%tence, the gains arising from two hours' trade 'Fault' not, snider such cir cumstance., bare entered into the -calculations of a party who for more than • quarter of a century have beeu groduully seizingupoirthe gains of whole weeks, who have been encroaching upon the few comforts. that belong to a city life, and should the citizens be of length forced by repealed exac tions to complain of the pressoise. repay their concessions ley taunting them for their “, ig norant impatience of taxation." Truly it well becomes such a (potion flow to lament the sus petision of two hours' busineso in • few streets of the metropolis, and •to tell the people that the me..sure of their calamities was or•t filled moil the QUEEN resolved to go to Si. Paul's Cithedrsl, to return thank* to the ALIIIIGHTY for. having enabled her to batHe the machinations of her 4 , . \ t 4.0 tint 11141111bir 11. 4) 11.titi Vpro l Ittnitell a ence at the Ese4e t 01(0'citl . by the isikiti k or h.. lip.ittr, 'b y 4. Mb lOUS ,Iloult: be re-established hr 'IMAM return to tier ottatitl to prothieril I,llh, dirty taltioluillity. The people paraded th. , sttretr to the *wood ofm.ustr, to ap• pri.w the ~1, „re - cily":i u t.. The faueupg.i* • ropy of the Address litritu the tiled by for Ext'sdeftlnutey flrpAttiou. au energetic appeal. mud breathes aus-air of (low : " .tart—The Proviorial Depsetirtion, and the Mniiiripal Body of Madrid, nnited ha the Clismiser, iu . x•re ordmary pernianeut salmi, tortoni your Illajesty, with all the respect due to yor., that mit withstsurholi Ilse itoodustal efforts (Jr the preaervatiuu of pubise trousprillity„ the mind of ou► noble iuhainnatits is extremely agitated, arid in such a state of effes wen-race, that without iumportimpt and ester. getic remedy it may produce the must dreadful coomapiert. arr. Their slesiore, awl Ilse riaorserof espireestset than{are Cuidtirlolthhl 10 the wisdom, prottenee, and moderation at ti great people. At this moment, Give ill the eirethoz, a considerable numberns4 united in the 'mat square, and ru atNtsining from all stuletice, aril even (ruin 'ditty in. sithordinatioa; have manifeetedurills the Armoire and epergy worthy of freemen the certain, mad perhaps the duly means alterin' Ilse Srate from the crisis into *limb it 11341 Laden, namely, the eel raordtwary convocation of the Curt. s. " The Deputation and the Municipality . is HU Id be watitm; in their duty, and would ill deserve the ...iii6.leurre rspuroil in them by Itsi■ nnmeruua I.,puNiimi and the whole ',lo onier, if they were wit to assure your Majesty that this de mood of tlw people of Madrid is as wise as it is jolt; and that na refoonn to follow it they could out be Intim-et-Ale for the sad consequences which should result from their " Your itlajesty's absence hi, ocrasiusied apprtheesioos that .Ircut“ravated by dentinal km+ It, Ira Farmed ern Wiry rticois of prisons now, musty opposed to tlw coostilolional sytfl& in, which Ilitjesty has *Worn to prrcirve,sissl Mr!itC:t to , a , r all ready Io ileceisil to the last tint ' s of . our Mood, 11c tit comptiluil,Sirr, to ray, that without wows public rhanifeata. Iluu to the low institotioas of a nitwie to destroy eve., hope in their ni„,st .Irterniined rui moot, rsoiiiS br re-tsishlithol. EVery other messy. r ovoid lw Mows y, :in,: Ilir vessel of the State would detesters alupwreels. " Th.. itianifatalitio, in our opinion, Can he none other tiro your tjyt.ty'ti return to the inida of y.,ltc u, and the immediate extrocardiaary coarocatiue of Ilia Corte:. This is wort the &nomad, sad what us sorb eireuni. smarts Ile y ought to demand, as the only ',testis of wain us (ruin the imminent thou:en that surround us. The priou• halloo soil floe Aluoiripslity titstittly taupe and pray that your SI will accede to their just drairta, sliest gag your. self, a. hitherto, the worthy father of your people, and eausioc, by this wise and isitivideut atessure,sll our present. anxiety tat (*MAC. (Here follow lbtliguatures.) " November 17, IS 1 it a ,AJ , lress sta. published in the Journal of ~st Saturday the 18th of Novirtutofe. The Pori. Pipers allude to the Ist. a K itatisoi iu lishett which was uteottoned in the last Listßoo Paper, but they ate incorrect in saying that four Alr:nher, of the Junto of Goveroment were rh. posed. • There is tio 'Hitt Iligetwe of soy totems,. Inn Tropimil. Vienne, or Italy. The Fretteh Five per Cents. are 76 fr. 50 c.— Batik Stuck 1,386 fr. is c. The Liabon packet har brought papers and let ter* to the 191 h from that capital. The dri icon and roergy ni•iiirested in adopting the Spanish Con. atitotion spew the strong conviction geoevally enter. tinned of its being vi , lapted to the necessities end wishes of the people of Pnrtngel. We learn by two ilaiuhurgh Mails which arrived yesterday. that in Der:mail( the people are in:toi le...ling a determination to obtain the privi- Irges as those rujoyeil by Spain, Portugal, &c. The following intiontiiit o,,inuilication Watling to this subject bus trachea ua " HAMM:IIGB, NOVEMBER 21. " The post froni Copriili•igen IBMS iht• moment ar. rived ; there have been a great number of arrests iii that capital, and among others several prism's of great coasequesier. Their object appears to have been that of obtaining a new Constitution and a Re. preeet o,,iir e Gover ::::: ent. Shine lives have been lost, whea . the nnolgatorr Here 0rre ,,,,.,1 b y t h e I ,„_ lice; but as the feeling w general, throughout Co. penliagen and the whole of Denmark, is in favour of 0 new Conattiu:loo, no doubt Ir elltertaiiied lint that it will tiltimattly he gr•oited to the p. o pl e ." In Itteo . its, also, it nool,l s: rut that, the people Are I, v n o meows ettti•tied w;th the existing state of The ICIICra float rcire•lntrgh, most pro. haply from matters of prudence, writtro in a guarded manner, and say but little as to the rebl slaw of things. The latest oiliie•a ate received by a vessel arrived at I . :flaw-tuft, font Prtersbrirgh, after a pusange of ofil IS days. The following is an extract from one of I lanti sT. PkTF:R►BURMI. NOVEMBER 10. * 4 You wilt heir try the time this teaches you of $ ;21..0 event which loss in 1{1ISSI;1, *filch. I iiave uu 'kohl, will he much exuKgrrated on your bide of the water; but we rottrunn uu rear* ;Ls 10 tl.r result hirer. •‘ NVe are now na•lioed to thiul that the ticentti t rtretretl 110111 toe ti,itniti, of a 1111111011 of the Rua. Plllll unity 'hurls tl.etr amts to toast - gurtice oh the went) of illy itisriionie imposed, sissy bare wane funtidalloo i n kiwi'. es it i• nut unlikely that the civet event allotted to $0 the above extract refess lu the tuattinuus spirit of the tuibtury." The LOA. CHANCELLea bud au audieaca of his MAJESTY yesteidsf. . The Kiva owe.; ler Lord GULWVII.II.S au Salim dry : the interview hoisd several boom hot iseitber the object saw I be. res,lt t ot the couferrearea huttort - spiret.—(Aresiag I arr.) • Caw/ *Sr ~~` eon!, km , . • The seven Magistrates, these sere* wise ►nee (1 she Rust (there is sompthin very improring to the number seven), seem to think that all the (burgers they inv., apprehend arise out of some pectin:lr cir cumstances io the present case, which give the pro ceeding to character unusually alermitig. Hut they condescend not to explain what these circuur•t:r:ices are. The words " under the present CIS corn staom." are extremely convt.nient to a certain ekv..l of reasoner:. They conceal the lark of argitmerr., and at the same time canimurri.ean. to Oil y . 4 ) e.en proposition an air of soleni r grotty, which might be mistaken for wisdom. They meat, every thing, and tell nothing. " Under present circumstance." Lord Listaiwoh stays he cannot give her MA. JESTY a 'toyed Palace fur her rt•idencr. •• Under present circumstances" the servo arise men 'lf the Rest cannot give her a church whet rill to say her prayers. Had it fallen to our lot to advise upon this matter, we should have urged the "pre vent circuinstarices" as affording the best assutonee that no evil could arise from the QUREN'S inten tion ; fvr although a large concourse. of person, as sembled in narrow streets must be at all times in commodious, yet a people collected in good hu mour, pleased at the event in progress, and satis fied with themselves,. would appear to lie as little disposed•to commit mischief as could well be ima gined. We certainly could not discover any greater probability of evil or inconvenience re sulting from a crowd collected to witness a cere mony so ititeresaing aS that which will this day be exhibited, than from one assembled to gape at a Lord - Mayor's slew, a Royal procession to Pin lianient, or any other spectacle which way from time to time he prepared In amuse the multitude. Among these seven Magistrates are sonie who have Mirth the civic chair, alai who hove, by the display of their utswieldy state," drawn crowds together. ‘Vould they resign the glories of the ninth of November from au apprviittision that some inconvenience might arise to the good citizens of London, or cal culate the probable low which might result from the partial closing of shops along the line of their gorgeous procession ? We have received Paris Papers of Saturday last. Madrid has b, ell the scene of so insur rectional movement which was prolonged from the 16th to the 18th of this month. The tionnita - itoi of General JOsEPU :11•111E CAAVAJ•I. to the po s t of Governor of Madrid and of New C a atile i n d ie place of General VILGOD6T. wry the inured:ate cause of the diquibatice. The pretext sees, that this stuutioiation, which war alisten by the KING'.: hued, wes ist.t coutiterwgoed by the Minister. The people, on learning it, arid iu a crowd to the usual plsce of the tottingt - of the Cores, when the fir rum pent Depot oboe' 1t.41 wet no the I6di, at nine o'clock ni the ter JJ JJ g, cud demanded that the Cartes should be immediately assembled. The Dtputao io n d e li. lorretril iyou the vubject, and wrote to the KING bt un extraordinary cot* ter, nip g hunt of the rtrrureoerlice closed by Its, CARVAJAL. Thing* remained in thin state until the following day. The public agitatian seemed to in crease every Umlaut, it was known that the Ministers had sent extraordinary couriers i all the pro. vincrs, and tbis citcotnstatice increased the iu quietude of the people. At lialf.past four 4.'elock a deputation front the people pirssuird a petitioo 111 the Municip...l Bud s , tipstig it to address the Pi-imam-lit Deinthutinii I lir Slur Situ 4:k/elf s, •At swvri, o'clock a Deputy affituusliCell Iu Mr that tI. Urputatwu had Ives - mil a Ver . y aalls.l4( bitty 111Y111' , , Et the KING. wits, 'hat 111AJ6rTY 114 1 1 appointed Gene ral traqTaiAt. to the rum Captiliti-General of it wool larAtt-e "Ite rimer: es, the ap)t siiittitent plc nom; to the pruplg f ; Lut hawing terrors, wstli sviets.- the inquietude of the people, be tart .• nab d hla Slllllrfrrl IQ ! im p ose to h aul (f lier or iloy of ther6lic eol.fide s ,ce to fill the al. yf Cu to ii•Clenertsl of Ns is; Cast Ile. political Chiet or ' aid linrpeitoit•tent rat or .. ,A. ••• • ' l;7 / 4 - f t •. 1 :•1 F'. j act..d • - • TIJR . QUE EN. HtX VISIT TO VT. rAucv. We have reCtieed the rodimmitsat enetilloutileati w . cr1i. ,. 11 0r lair b.. riire o tr eeMIPT. " 'l . (r Tllh HO%IJUSAIII.oF NEPPAL CULYLIit, CH TUE QC ERN. MneistrC of Ilia City, outdoes to petwut di.errilur arid coufuriou *Oita oar juriadietroo, we mime., that 'ow will Lave the g•.,ofireas in lay Wrote ism Majesty tie ' .. es r;earil ropy of 01teso , iiiirius j prommed al the Iwo Co,rt• or Aldermen, • oh r-reresiet to your letters et the and ISiti not, adds-. ••‘ - 11 10 ;lac 11401 Ho•• the Li ••? and ..iihriiitted ley Imo iu the mansideration of !I, _ .4 hlermen. ' " 'Ube Court of Alderinen Scot alluded to ahruhtly brokers up by Mr:Alderman Wuud and Mr. 111-.ht in us wA,lh ni an. and th.t held yesterday having been u broke., up by the retirement of Mr. Alderman Wood, rrder tll I elture the iiainlier present to less Man • Rooms. and by the 'Motion of Mr. Alderman Waithman is ismer. dimelv (vowing opt tlar•Ccort, *and these Resolutions ism been dies reveisted frost becoming a public diu, m„, I, we nerrolLeie.o., al this important moment, hot wt!'... out ',rewrote iu 'any ;arty or pettiest question, feel It to tee au iiiito.nerreable nosy whirl' we owe to our Vellutv.eilizen, and :0 ~.,railer., to to:1111{111It them to you as the indivirbstl miitimout•uf the Macistrelt s'who have sotrieribed them. o We relent the delay whirls has thus been occasioned, because we wore net without loupe that, us re-consideraturii, her M -je•ty nrielo i.e.l been rvidisced to rhailge her two u. looohl.rly prucet &air to St. Paul's Cathedral, and TU. to have iihrisied the elattgets sod ineouvenieturea to the pear.•ble sod industrious clues of our may be exposed. " We have Ike honour to be, Sir s " %%Aar moot obedient, tunable Senroots, " GEO. BRIDGES, Cite. Sla)or, " AI. Cl' RTIS t " CHAS. FLOWER, " GEO. Sent/LEY, " BIRCH. " ClittlsTOPH MAGNAY, " %V lIEVGATE. " London, .Vorernber 2S, ISO. " That thif. Com:, rifate.tl Jl2 Maziairates wAtt the pro. t•tre.ft.... • f the trattquilliti, and outer of tilts (o), raoaol hut . r....1r.1 at the sottotent..l .1 the Vile-that, Le. !At, 0! hue Ihtiftfty the Quern tft tlra! liizta Hut.. i.e Loi.; Maur , eutotraulsicalefil by his I...rattit.hip In U.V. (:•00!, f t f hr. \laiebt)'. thittittot. Pr pt.eeefl 10 St. : 111 It public manner, ton Wedne.flay, 1911. inbt. at. ;,10., to he productive, ratifier pre 40,4 I'IICItrIIIII4IIOIB, .f At'l • i1310111T! . 1111.11Ct . to It,,' Itthaltit.itst• of tht• .1). " That She Hight Huts the LAD fl Mayor Me que.frd I forteutl 3 ropy of thr ahtore lie#ulultura to the heti 00 of the Qfictu, Its ur!ier Hut it nig) be cUtIIIUISUII to 11l r M.!jesty. • 10 THE EDITOR OF nix BRITISH NEFSS. F•itt —As it Las been stated iu spine of the I.Vrtai.% and plated um suttee cards, that itie Cieutt. hui ',buck whu ialrad to arconspaiiy her 31Ajesty at SI Paul', are tat be •111.14 rt sup" .sestrattirtsre mad rutninand, I r.ip4r,c you will awl.. that I attend the c tvaira,!e ut her Maj.-sty in the same stunner a. may ulltrr luau, and that the *hole at the sesaggemente are to be an.. der Ilse direct tun era Special Counnitire I atm, die. noszar svit.soN. 18, Urged-street, Mer. 241, 1820. The Committee bass undertaker to defray all the ollMrrei of ;he hood, 1111111 other incidental expenses out of their pockets. thi the arrival of the Arm division of the borsenseu, wit hie tiff or the smith side of SI Paul's HsminiTsmith division will halt sod face to the right shout, P. as to take the lead in the retorts of bet to Rani. derhurg House. 'llse Paste, u division will fall in in the rear, and Won.. pasty her Majesty hack to Hyde Park Curuer, where they will take their leave. I let Nl.jebty will arrive at St. at 12 o'clock. Brfore the Prayer of Thanksgiving, et the coo clui.iun of the Morlivnit Servicr, it is expected that the officiating clergyman will give the .!lowing .. , ni,iitic.ititin:— .... _ " Cali)hue Amen* Elisabeth, Queen Consort of tore r.esluis, desires to offer up her praise nod thanksgiving for the late mercy vouchsafed unto ber." . And ist - the prayer, :diet. the words "onto all rael.." to add the followitti— " Partici'ltaly to her rhu desires now to arse up her praia: and tbauksgiviug fur thy late mercy vouchsafed unto tar." Vetoer(' the Dukes of YORK nod CLARKIICE the KING at his polder The Pii-tich Au►br..adur entertained the Amba•- sador of the Netherland,, mod u large party of &s -ting:n-11yd personages, un 3londuy, at hie residence iu Port land- place. Cout►t Lamle will give an elegant entertain meta tl►is day to a d.at►ngutahed party, at his resi dence in Harley-street. Lord and L.,dy HOLLAND entertained a select party- of their diati..gutslied trtrt►ds at diauer ya lenl,n•, at tlitir house ill Old florlingtou-street. The Earl of Loacaroao and family have arrived in Do btin fiou► England. . . . I'hr Earl of KI %GsroN Erierd at Cnrk on the 2I at ii,aisot, ou his way to bis Lord►bip's acid. NJ i.tos l'e,ttrilay evening the diarrrut public how** twlere tkiiefit bad c tiler I'o6 trA •re held were cru‘vd. (I hy uther4 intending to join the QUEF.N . II guaid this tiny, un her way to St. Pim 1%. r. 4 }VON N ELI. will be the QuEves Attorney (3.-11.1...1 log liskiod. Mr. BP.ti t% kr, of 16e couiQ of 1.1".-xford, is slet t n of fur lira. MAJESTICS A i:ct.01.1,t,,,i for rC. tatty • Aireting CA. t;:; proceetl::i.* itg.stilst the (IL ii4lW to cuctslatto.. its the ti.tectr or I)ttittotti. I lists milreatti) trvetved the tespectstisle .igiateurt Alesqtru. I.Ams . rati, MaI.IIIIONT. :Id. A. TATimit, Mr. 13Es rtt - i r, Lord OssuLsTurr, and Sir Al. W. hn Tiekri 1N.., 3.143, drawl) Y.*.lerti"Y n Pilzr • 1.1150/ rut.l kit 0. /0.114•0/. 4 111 U••!ii HI Sildr•ll l , t ' Lill 111411:250N. 6Otil)i.UCi, end Co. ttt thttr L.,'01411 •1.0 Chia' ANUTLIEI4. 1 WEN'S I TIIIaIIISAND Pt/Until l'atze SOLI) V. .tlosy stw St air Idiallrry • dr.awiag, wiser N... 3,141, was 161•11111 a Prize of I,IISOI Coneol., and farther 'otitis! to iil,oool. Camila% ottlatif 1.4. rood Prize of 10,1100/. salaams d lay ais the but omelet, at lar sad Nu, 1483, s Prise ‘lll.OOOl. anion I.nh iaa.tatal, braide. airmail OHMIC C•Ipli.11. Another 1. I Ivry is to he olotroeted for this Do?. owl treat wee% • Tick...rood Shares .111 Ire au sale as BIJIVI 01603114 - 46 • • - hilt, and 9 , Citartucetuss, &Id by Isis Arms Is the CJs PC rJ 01 A H RI at ire tY •Ia A