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Simi- l on IVerlneoilay eveaiog lam. exhibiting many bramd- 1 that Lnrd Liverpool h a d witlxlr,o n the ft ti of liar proofs of p o pul a r e xaltation breve - disoiril 1 ful emblematical trialparesituer.embellislril l'oine and Penalties against the Otteetl. In the 16 I N '604. TIIK1TINI? NUYAL, DRURY-LANK. THIS Ey ENING, TUESDAY. Nov. 21, his Moj—is's Servants will perform the Comedy of PROVIDENT LIFE. OFFICE, REGERT.STREET. PRESIDENT, The Right Honourable Earl GREY. PRESIDENTS, Marquis of Salisbury, I Viaiment Chelorad, Earl of Ilardwieke, Viscount Duiscannoe, Viscount Bulkeley, Lord Braybrooke. Fifteen Directors. Shinatieg Director, J T. Rather Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. PERSON'S insured for Life its this Offier share she Profits Sepiennialiy with the Original Member., according to their respective Cuutributious. Thus by the specific Sums insured, and contingebt Profits, they have she fullest vain. for their payments, in a manner nearly similar to that until lately adopted in she !equitable (Ore, bat wish this presumed Improvement, viz. that as the original Members have railed a permanent Fund, deemed amply sofficicat for she ;memos of indemnity, it is provided, that no pi ironsl responsibility shall attach io the Polity holders ; hence 'hose who seek protection are secured from usurer tainly and risk of lose as in a Proprietary Office, hiving a large inheritable Capitol, and are entitled to a participation in the Profits, as in a Union Society. Bonuses of la( as. sad t6l. Its. per real. have beta divisled during the last fuss teen years. Military .11eta insured as this Office are taut charged with way additional Premium, mama called Mtn mine service. Na Admission Fees are required, our is any Charge made for Politics, ixtept the Stamp Hwy. on ful and emblematical . with a mixture of orange atsii volute rilibasov.o other fancy and elegant devices, while the lowa was enlivened by merry aud well-rung orals of ball. from both chinches, in celebrotiou of the de cisive victory obtained by her Majesty the Queen over her inveterate and inaligsiant enemies ! The illonsinatinii, with the exception of the fol lowing interested inditiduals, may be said to have been general, tiamrly :—an American refugee, by family coimexiiiiia allied to the present Judge Ad vocate; another G-sitleinan, a brother-in-law to the Lord Chancellor ; and four Clergymen. One or the,ltrvereild Clergymen of the tow's, it most worthy and independent character, had his window .(in which was exhibited a beautiful transparency) broken by a Gentleman of the town, who was fortunately detected in the truintaetion; ui of. terwards (strange to relate !) luatitjus appear. the same evening in the Assembly-rooms. A Isatlid; bill win, distributed in the early part of the tiny, against the illumination, but it requires no com ment.—lt is a fortu n ate circumstance the Gentle insn was detected in breaking the windows; other. wire, there can be no doubt, the transaction would have been shouldered upon the radicals—bur, lie proves to be an officer in his Nlajesty's service, on half-pay. that Liverpool had withdr.earn the OH of NM* , Penalties against the Queen. In the oftersmou of the day. the peoplo manifested is striae incitation to testify their appro., ADM or the pas ture by en illumination. The Honourable stir Pro vost and Magistrates. with their usool Amd wain.. worthy attention to the eircumstawes of .'re camissre oily, immediately i•swed a itrucintitiso,. r,rtif.:, to the iiiliabliatits, that all wlio thin,- in lbw's - nate on the occasion. had their full prrinorerewi do an, and •hlllone who ?night not lint thrm+•l.e~ at liberty to dolt. woulJ &sr seroterteil. Accordiergly. runs six o'clock io lA. there simian illtusienai eel.. ;only not general. but Dearly so. and Gaily ',ef f icient to shrew the s ()Ass! satisfaction which the 'wool, frit iii the disposal of the some 44 u•ii n. le or v. low. the decorated with e, tpudetidge lama. and displayed the green bug with aporreptiartz humour. The crowd WI the street, was cussed, oh* . vignetting of sill dada ilea air*. There are tasasolie tin suit.li occasion** asaalw: of ttrrbileat tints rah* demonstrate the warmth oi their teal in the cause celebrated. by assaulting the pentads and howee• of their neighbours. Mid enlisting in their trig., the youtig and unwary. From such the noon was cons. pletely free. The utmost good humour prerailof iiiiiverbolly. The Prosust sad 1118014-dr* were ors the Streets clueing she whole of the illuminatoati, aril Ind ordered the eonstallies to he tit reiolinow tw Suppress any diminbance which might OCCUr bog happily fur the cri'dit of our townsmen, ti t r Ser. VICCS were neither telly:Ord nor called for. Seve,al of the heiglinnuring vill.iges were aim illuminated, in testimony of the joy with which they received the new. or for d sy. We regret, however, to add. that some distuibaucrie took place in Crietl, in con sequence of the mob bane% assailed Ilse houses of those who declined tllumi.,auj ig ou the 1.C,C.51011. A con.itletable number of windows wire broke.., but nu other uutiage was committed. TIE ROAD TO RUIN. • • • .. OIJ Dorntios, Mr. !Wooden; Yuuug Domino, Mr. Ellis too; Golofinch, Mr. Harley; Silky, Mr. Knight. Widow Wawes,Mu Ilariowe ; Sophia, M IPS Kelly. After which will he pru d •eed, • new Comic Farce, i• two ads, called A 'VIII) G(N)SF. CHASE. The print ip., Characters by Mesars. Menden, Russell, Cattie, Raynsond, Harley, Mrs. Marlowe, Miss Smithson, Miss "lfidsweil, and Mrs. Heger. The interior 4.f the Theatre has beer completely embel lished 21111 newly decorated. The chief part of Fite &eatery has been repainted, sad a near Arrliiiroural Drop Scene, designed and executed by Mirinari. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr Bothwell, at the Private Box Entrance, Little Hosea If street, until the cum. &ilium of the Pariiro. The Dm... will he npmed at Half-past Six Weber, and the Performances on each Evening COIVAIDeItet at Sever. Boxes, 75.; Seemed Price, Si. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 641.; Seettail Prim, .2..—Lower Gallery, Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, To.mannow, the Tragedy of Hamlet. TH E A Tit A.ftoY 4L, CIWENT.G MIKA% THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. No.. et, mill br prrfunned Shalopeare's Comedy of TWELFTH NIGHT. TATI ON E lIS, Schoolmasters, Surgrone Imtrummtmeakers, Shopkeepers, and others vrho sell the article of I N DIA RU B II F.R, •re informed Mat GEORGE ROBERTSON and Co , in the Gallery of the Sal fo r the Sale of klerchaadiae and manufactu►ed Gouda, 121, Pecra. dilly, next door to the White Bear, have FIFTY THOU SAND DOZEN of INDIA RUBBERS, et all Sizes, com mencing al 6.1. per Demme. Also 1.000 Pair of elegant Plated CamPestierks, firaneht p, Tea-pots, and various Shef field Plated Goods, commencing at 34. 0.1. Also a variety of Wailers, Paper Trays, &e. &C. commencing at 3d. each, wuth •al ions other iodide's, at about half the price they are generally sold for. Its the cour,e of ihr Comedy will he iniroJeced Songs. Duets, Glee., and Chorines. Ilse Poetry arlecteil entirely from ;kw Play', Poem., and &Juncos of Shakspeare. Duke Osumi, Mr. Abbott; Valentine, Mr. Taylor; Curio, Mr. Fyne : Sir Tuby Belch, Mr. Emery ; Sir Andrew Agit...cheek, Mr. Lesion; Schrisiiiin, Mr. Parsloe ; Antonio, Mr. Cliainuna Roberto, Mr. JelFerits ; Friar, Mr. Alicia.; hlahrolio, Mr. W. Fancii ; Clown, Mr. Fawcett; F4IIIIIEI. Mr. Duras , . ; Solanio. Mr. Comer ; Ileatrulio. Mr. *Finney, imisia, Miss Greene; Viola, Miss M. Tree; Maria, Mrs. Gibbs. LET BU RN. Oil Nlorolay night last ■ general illutnination and other rejoicings took place at Leyburii, in York shire, no t.cc.utiit of the rejection of the Bill a t r.iiiist the Queen. NI. Wyeill, Esq. M.P. for York, had his house hrihixutly lighted up. and with his accustomed liberality gave nine guineas to the populace assembled, to drink the health of her Majesty, and leave t • fetch fuel from his planta tions, with l% bleb, Mill half a dozen tar barrels. u very I.trze fire woo Insole io the niaiket-place, and tended no little to the trositsenteitts of the evening, which were kept up till a late hour. REJOICINUs IN THE CuUNTRY. YORK. The following see the Selections from Shak Tenet : Act I.—" Full loony • glorious Morning;" Sonnets.— Glee, " Who is Sylvia i" Two Gentlemen of Vermin.— " Even as theMatin;" Venus snit Adnuis.--Duetto, " Orplietio with his Late;" Kist Henry VIII. Act " Come tier the Brook ;" King Lear and Poems.--Glee, "O• • day;" Love's Labour Last.—(ilea soul Chorus, '• A Cup of Wine;" Henry IV. Part 11. Act " Crabbed age;" Sonnets —Duet to, " by the Roses of the Spring;' Twelfth Night.— Glee, " 0, by rivers ;" Poems. Act IV.—Song," 0 how much more Iloilo Beauty;" Son. *etc—Song," Take all my hives i" Sonnets —Masque Glee, " Come unto the‘e yellow sands ;" Tempest.—Churus, " Daily in ). a be still upon you ;" Tempest. Act V.—Sol:%, " to bowers of laurel ;" Poems.—Song, " hut use 111110.11•1 0 ;" Venus and Adonis.—Pinsle, " When that I W 3. Z " Tweifily lo Act IV. will be introducer, Sloakspeare's Druid Masque of JUNO AND CERES. After which (241 time), a new Musical Indian Tale, in two acts, called TII E IROQUOIS; Or, THE CANADIAN BASKET-MAKER. • Estropicans--G:iatms Friction's Louis Charlernont de Count P•pia, Mr. Jaw. ; Marquis Champlain, Mr. Chapman; Chi calked (an lodise), Mr. Blanchard; Henry OW Basket. maker), Mr. Durnact: Boaara, Mine Labe; Lilly, Mrs. T. 11101. Iroquois lndians—St Seuileon , :the Chief), Mr. Connor; Ochtigeoo, 31c. Taylor; Sokuki, Mr. Pyue ; Patsy*, Mr. J. Isaacs. Yournale, Miss E Green. A Private Box may be had fur the Seasoii, or nightly, of Ms. Brandou, at the Buit-Olftat. Places fur she Buses to . be taken of Mr. Braodon, at the Bux-Ofirice. Hart-street, from Ten till Four. Bose., is ; Secolid Price, 3s. 6;l.—Pit, 3s. 6.1.; Ster o id Prim, U.—Gallery, 21.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gal lery, Is. ; Second Prue, To-morrow, the Tragedy of Wallace, with The Iroquois, or the Canadian Basket-maker. A UGYIVITS DAVIS (late with Mows. F. .Ell. DELAPIEIIRE aunt , Co. Wine-merchants to his late 14Injesty. er.pertfulty informs his Friends mail the Public in r earrxl, that he haa for Sale, oa emmtasion, a few PI pe.4 a Wine a. below, and lulirite the favour of at call, at No. Tottenham Couttluad, *brie the same may be last, J. PORT - W I N The (Mena Selection from the Sinks of the Douro. Per Duseo, 3Ss. per Pipe of 13$ GAIL $Ol. ON COMMISSION: PP's . 451. 121. per Pipe of 140 Gull. 261. 481. 241. per &nen 18s. - • BUCELLA' ON HIS OWN AC , Sherry of Fine Quality Cape Madriea .. West India Madeira .. East Iodi• Madeira Lisboa, Excellent Careavella Red Cape Pniitac 386. 20*. 64i. 42.. 465. 26.. 2 1 1 s. 11.. 3:ls. 435. 235. 245. 14s. FINAL Coor!osma of BISII'S Contract, NEXT TEMAY, 28► h NOVEMBER, when every Capital, every Prise, and every Ticket, must he Drawn. Tile Wheel contains I -^ — --.- . _______ TWO Besilles Petted of 1,850/.,208: ate. ahe. Cumuli. an d m one y. ALL IN OPIE DAY. NEXT TUESDAY, 28th NOVEMBER. ... Warranted Bochum' TICKETS and SHAKES arc aellisß by T. BISH, Stock Broker, sole Cotstractin, 4, Cos shill, and Clninc.eruss, London, oho 'hayed and sold, draws ou the First Day of the IIItSCIII Lottery, 1,453 Conant. and Money; and its the last Lottery, 3,445 Lid Alden via ions other Capitals. And by his Agents in the Costar,. UN DRAWN TICKETS AND SHARES ARE SELLING BY tand J. SIVEWRIMIT , at their eery fora • innate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; I NO. 11, Holborn; 38, 11a)in.oket ; 141, Oxford-street; Who shared sod Sold TWO Prizes of £20,000 in the present Contract, viz. No 135 £20,000 3.436 Pr ists of £20,030 Coned's, And all ihe other Capital*, most Ile drams N F.XT I t ESDA Y, 2dili November. Itenig the 1.. t-t and Only Day of Dravintr. The fair or e..” 'ticket sohl prior to the 15th November seas finally held..! by Ilse Drawing of that Day; those per_ sour, therefore, oho have already purchased in the present Lottery are rrruunorodad to illipsisc alit fate of their Num bers, in cadre to exiitauge their Sinai! Prizes fur Vardrate• 'rickets and SkoLs. About six o'clock the illumination commenced; and it was far snare general that had even beets anti ciliated. In short, if we except several members of the Society of Friends, there were not more than two or three interested persona, whose lonises were in darkness. Several transparencies were exhibited, as follow :—without Boodaing-har, we noticed one at Mr. %Volker's, the words " Long live the Queen," were encircled in a wreath of laurel, below which was inacribed, mi a plain tablet, " Take away the evil Counsellors from before the King, and his throne shall be established in righteousness." At Mr. Nuke's, in Petergate, was a very large transparency, in the foreground of which was a whole-length figure of Justice, trampling under her fret the lidse witneases. Majoechi, Dem - mit, and Sacchi, the foresee of whom had his hand upon a scroll, inscribed, " Non mi Ricordo."—ln the back ground, rose a lofty pyramid, on wields appeared the illustrious imams of " Fibroid. ham, Hamilton, Holland, Milton, Erskine, Grey, Brengleunt. Denman. Lushington, and Alderman Wood." On a rock which obscured the basement of the pvramid, was writers, " Long live Queen Caro line," and " May false evidence and oppression inert their desert ;" at a distance appeared the ocean, and ships at sea. In the stone street, at Mr. Burrell's was a moaner transparency, nearly to the same pins port. At Mr. Hargrove's in Coney -street, were two transparencies, iu nice of which was represented a large green bag on fire, a turn act 011. inscribed "Bill of Pains and Fetish's-B"—e dove escaping frosts the wreck of both, and soaring far shove them ; whilst the British flag. inscribed" Vox Populi.". was seen waving triumphantly—over the whole was the fol lowing appropriate quotation, " The wicked have f.rged a lie against me—The mare is broken, sand I have escaped." On the critter was represented the Crown of England, wish the word " Carhhor," in large Ir tires above, and two united branches of laurel below. enclosing the words " Regina yet, in suite oft hem"—beneatli was inscribed," A generous Nation will protect the Innocent, and punish the Oppressor." Iti Thursday Market, Mr. John Bleck- Icy exhibited a plain traosparent t•hlet, inscribed ta A Quaker much rejoiced." la Walingate, at Mr. Wilherforce's, sass triumphal arch, of about 14 or 15 feet statro, across a gateway—the supporters from which the arch spring, were white, the letters red —on one was inscribed, "The Unity of the People," below. a serpent (with the inscription, " Atm mi liieord4"). liaatelitog from Cotton-garden towards Milian after Itaatelle, as described by a guide-post— on the other sit :1111..riCrOl were the words, " The J uqice of her Cause"—iielow, a serpent, inscribed Je he me rappelie pass," sting, or tuogue. The colour of the arch, blue, anal left-rs, white ; die inscription, " littiocence Tri umphant." The colour of the key-stone, decorated with laurel, white, with the word " Virtue" in the centre in red letters, surrounded with a wreath of laurel, and placed in the centre of a star. ' At the college of the Rev. Charles Wellbeloved, and at several other places, were similar demonsinta lions of pleasure ut the sietory of the Queen. A baud of 'noshc paraded the streets d • g the reel,. ing ; and rf64ers of Majoechi boom upon a hallows, NIA inscribed " !Von oni rieartio"—Nladame Ue wsont, with the words. is The chaste Deutoirt" inscribed rnnrtd her waist, and a green bug, ill. 'embed "Col. Brown'. hag of Milan lies," and " Green bag of lies," were borne round the city, and were ultimately burnt on Oust-bridge, about ten o'clock, in the presence of shout ten those:mil spectators. The utmost peace and order plevailril throughout the evening ; such before tw.lee o'clock► a ll was s till Had cola, the *Mlle as if gm public oc- CUrretiCe Lai taken place. TAUNTON. The intelli;c•nee or the result of the pr. ceo l lt , g s te4ainst the stress reached ithis town on Saturday attrrhouro. ?"Nine* or the mail were dreorsierl with relive rilolorsid.„ tior panne,' of the c.eal lt eXhlllit* . al 11 illisCrliptiOil of the ',Actinic eve iir. Not wroli.ta tidiog lie fr1114i11.410 mire of the guard, rile p►pulaceio.tlltedoutlrst.iuglhrlvail romtil the row a, which was done simulsr the acclimation! , the lit. tudr, who had assembled oir this oceauoti. The bells of both chinches struck out their beefy peals. Simi lar proofs of popular exultation have, teen displayed in most of the villages for several mike round this town. A general illumination is to take place here to-morrow night ; and a public: &mei sod illuminatiou is announced fur •Wellington on Friday. ... mirror.. An in►mence crowd assembled its *want the corn ing-in of the mail, which ao sooner appeared Than every eye was strained to gaits some signal from the passengers; snit when the truth of the report was u•crrtaitred, the multitude expressed their ;misfire. Iron by loud acclamations mod cries Of 6 , God sire the Queen P' Gans were fired at intervals throughout the day ; white favours and lewd brioches became in much request; mud in one or two parishes the church•bella continued to nog merry peals. It is with pleasure we add, that the ebullition of popular jog on Ibis occasion. although perhaps in- Judicious, was harmless in its expression. Consider*. ble pains had been taken by II parry in this city to obtain a general illumination on Monday night, in mow-epicure of which the Mayor, in the course of the day, issued a notice, recommeading hi. fellow citizens to abstain from a measure calculated to disturb the peace and good order of the ally. This recommendation ilifluenced the conduct of the great propottiou of the inhabitants. Such, how ever, of our fellow-citizens its disbelieved the cvi. deuce in support of the charges against her Mxisttiy, or thought the iihindosament of the Ilia a virtual ac quilts!, and those alio were apprehensive of having their wits/lows broken by a wisgaitletl molt, i!lumi. wiled their houses. and displayed devicc%, in some instinct.s at at) •mall expense; but it is with Irma we mote, that the senianntined populace broke the will dotes of several persons who did out conceive die oc. canon justified them in lighting up their houses. A lumber of windows were broken at the White Lion and Talbot Inns, ■t the Custom-House, and in the houses of several individuals in Itedcliff street, Broad-street. &c. Oo Tut sday and IVed nesday the illuminations were p,rti:►lly repeated, but, we believe, without any repetition of wanton behaviour on the part of the spectators, although the latter was expected to be " the grand night." MALTON. Since the arrival of the acquittal of the Queen this town luta, for the lint two or three days, been a continual scene of rejoicing. On Tues. day last the town was generally illuminated, anti, considering the shortness of notice, many ap propriate devices were exhibited. The day fol lowing, a numerous and respectable meeting of the inhabitants was held at the Town Hall, to present an Add►ess of Congratulation to her Ma jesty, and to Petition the King to &otitis. the p►e ►rut Alintsters from his council ; and in the evening the Gentlemen of the town gratified the exulting females with a splendid hall, 100 cards of invitation having bleu issued for she common. DONCASTER, NOVEMBER 17. . . On Tuesday the bells were rung hers during the slay, io consequence of the fate of the Bill of Plains and Penalties against the Queen. Similar demon etrations hare taken place in the neighbouring towns. LINCOLN, NOVEMIER 16. The arrival of the isitrlligeoce of Saturday was followed by the ringing of bells in most of the churches Below-hill ; in the evening two large boil fires were lighted, cud a numerous assemblage of the inhabitants of all clause. par:tiled the town with music, &e. by torchlight till a late hour ; and we are sorry to add, that titter the populace were left to themselves they proceeded to break the windows of several persons who had expressed sentiments adverse to the popular opinion.— Two respectable clergymen, the Res. W. licit and the Rev. G. D. Kew, were the principal suffere►s WI Saturday night : at the house of the latter Gen tleman, between 30 and 40 panes were broken, and a stoiie which was thrown through the nursery window fell tin the pillow of a hr d on which a young child was sleeping, and within a few inches of its head. On Monday night the mob renewed their peram bulations, and (outwit listaisding the coustables were sent mit) vented their rage on the windows of T. A. Smith, E.q. demolishing nearly all those next to the street. On Tureday night a large number of special constables were sworn in, and peace has since beau preserved. The day before the arrival of the news that the Bill was withdrawn, and in the prospect that then exist ed of its bring sent to the Commons, above fifty respectable citizens, including five of the Alder men, bigot(' a Requisition to the Mayor, request. tug him to call a meeting of the inhabitants In con eider of a petition to that lion. House on the sub ject; and the Mayor (0. Steel, Esq.) expressed his intention of complying with their request. Prepi ratiolis are now snaking for a general illumination to take ;dace Ibis night (Thursday) ; and we bear that a country gentleman in the neighbourhood in trials to give a large quantity of ale, as well as all ux to be roasted whole, towards the amusements of the day. On "rtiesday and Wednesday very numerous and respectable parties of the Queen's friends dined to gether at the Green Dragon and Saracen's Head lusts, and this day it is expected that all equally re spectable company will meet at the Rein Deer, and that 00 Address of Coogratulation to the Queen will he proposed. There was great rejoicing at Caistor the moment the tows arrived of the Bill against the Queen being given up. Is lining Sunday, the bells were inig at short intervals throughout the day ; and on Monday flags were flying and bonfires blazing, writ other demonstrations of joy. The town of Grimsby was illuminated ou Tues day evening. At Bingham, on Saturday, on the arrival of the the bells rang, a large butifire was mode in the Market-place, and iii the tVelling there was bull. BEVIIILEY. _ A brilliant illumination took I.l•ce at Beverley, 46.. INT: 23.. RICHNO?4D. On Monday the bells rung, and there was a bon fire in the evening; and on Wednesday there wise ■ solendid and general illumination in this borough, in consequence of the victory of the Queen. It is also with pleasure we learn that a public meeting will be held in the Town-hall on Monday, for the purpose of preparing au Address of Congratulation to her Majesty. TIIORNTON. The inhabitants of the village of Thornton, near Pickering, displayed their destestation of perjury on Nlotielay ae'nnight, by illuminating their houses, and burning a filthy green bag. The pnorrr house keepers were enabled to drink the health of thei► Queen in good ale, by the liberality of some of their wealthier neighbours. IN SCOTLAND On Tuesday evening Pollockshasys was splen didly and generally illuminated. In Paisley there was a partial illumination on the same ev g. Stewarton was also illuminated, ■nd all was hap piness :it'd harmony. IVedtiesday night. under the authority of the Provost and Magistrates of Heiberglen, that anci rut borough was illuminated with the greatest brilliancy. Every house was li4lited up. The bells were rung. and a !mice botitire blazed at the Cites. The Burges,es of Milberglen, possessinK a free constitution, never enter into public under takings without the concurrence of the Magistrates. Our correspondent at Falkirk states—" When the news reached this town that the Bill of Pains and Penalises against the Queen was laid aside, there was a general expression of aatisfactioa and joy. A flambe, of the respectable inl►rbitants wished to express their feelings in a public wanner by ilk minating their houses. This was keenly opposed by a few individuals, which only wade theta the more determined ; and having obtained permission, it was advertised nn Tuesday last that the town would be illuminated that evening front seven till nine o'clock. The town's bells commenced a merry peal at seven, and in a few minutes the windows, with a few exceptions, were all lighted up. and the illumination was, I believe, more general than any ever witnessed. The streets were crowded by the inhabitant.' and • iturttller of people from the cautitry : a great proportion of the crowd consisted of well-dressed females, who seemed much inte re►ted on the occasion. " The streets were es lied as mill-day, lanes and closes nut excepted ; and said Falkirk, with her surrounding villages, never perhaps exhibited a more delightful scene. A band of amateurs played I national sits, among which the King's Anthem was well received. What enhanced the whole was the harmony which pervaded all classes. The proper authorities were in early attendance, and were spinet: the necessity of exercising any obnoxi ous power. No riot, or even disposition to riot ap peered—a circumatance very UIICOIOIIIOII among such a concourse of people. The King and Queen's health was drunk in flowing bumpers in (nail houses. and the crowd dispersed withevideut marks of heartfelt satisfaction." on Ttit Sllay the grratrst joy was evinced at Cal- Linder, in consforence of the accounts having ar.. tired that the Bill against the Queen was attain. dotted by Alinifters. Its the evening the inha hitaiirs assembled, ■nd made a large bonfire in the squire ; the whole village wall brilliantly illuminated, mini the church-to-11s kept ringing. A figure, illuminated by torch light, rothlruit tical of the Queen overetosibig her erieurser, oft borne aloft, nod paraded along the streets, pre ceded by the enlivening ftraitis of our national music, and followed by a great concourse of per. eons of all tiger, ►houUng " Long live the Queen !" —" Live Queen Caroline fur ever !" Alter passing the riveting{ in demonstrations of joy, at a late hour the people ',pawed, sod retired quietly to their home*. Prom the ancient capital of Scotland we have re ceived the follewioK very isiterestmg report : Ou Monday but the intelligeuce reached Perth, In Edinburgh on Taralay and Wednesday the windows of a very few individual+ wen: bghted up. The only transparency we Milked %sot LI tile Bazaar, a figure of ant:lint - led Justice, Trtnii tore. ponder:sting in the araleagainst P.rjuryandSlander. su perrei i toed, " Innocence mast Triamph." hhe COIOWIP were displayed osi board the teasels in Leith harbour, on Monday; and we ninterstawi that *nine of the villages to the eastivaid were A correspondent from Tranent, who obwrres, itts we were behind in rn.lress♦ng, we wish to tee among the first in illuminating," g►ves the fol low►ng a. count of the rejoicings ►n that village:— "The public opi..ion on the failure of the hoe unfortunate Bill, which has so long occupied the i•nention of the House of Lords, and cost honest John Mill such an immense sum of inuuey, was 'Googly expressed in the village of Tratiebt. on l'uesility evening. 14th current ; with the excepts of three houses, the whole village, (vo cal g about 1,600 iiihsbdants, was spontaneously and brilliantly Illuminated, and various devices were to br seen, expressive of the feelings on the occasion; a bonfire was kindled, a large band of young men with white favours, preceded by music, paraded the streets shouting " Long hve Queen Caroline !" and every face beamed with joy. A number of the inhabitants repaired to the Plough lint and drank the Health of her Majesty—The Queen's Coniesel— Lord Erskine, &c. with enthusiasm, They hail the failure of the late proceeditigs as the triumph of in nocence, justice, public opinion, and truth. and pray (as they have alt along prayed for the Queeo• l that all future Bills of Pesos and Pennines may share a similar fate. All passed off without the least disturbance or accident, except the Ineakeng q! 'nor panes of glass in the utilighted houses." . • The Nlagistrates and Town Council of Ammo, in consequence of the Queen's acquittal before Ale House of Lords, ordered a general illumination"( that burgh; and no order from any Magistradreis ever obeyed with more promptitude, for not a house, from the lowest to the highest, hut viewed with Viseh oilier in their emulation for the triumph of iajue majesty; in fact, the splendour exhibited him every window of the town was not only grind,. sits indeed presented a very imposing spectacle toall interested in the prosperity of their loyal sod pendent burgh. • [FROM OUR CORRESPONDLIITS.I MARGATE. NOVRERER 18. No sooner was the news of the Queen's glutton% defeat of her enemies made Itnnwis in Alargati. than the flag was hoisted upon the - church steeple-;-• the bells rang out a merry peal, and every counte nance beamed with the smiles of happiness and joy. The deputation who presented tba address of the inhabitants of this place to her Mojesty; alr pointed Thursday last fur a general illomitraliou a and a hand-hill was issued, reminding the nubile. that "as every Englishman had uu undoubted right to enjoy his own opinion, those who injored the property of any persons who did not light esp. were the very worst enemies of the Queen." • The rejoicing, of the eseiiing eonwnet.ceil a bells again pouring limb their asseluntutru •t ,o their sound. seeming to exprrsa, Carolikie triumphant !" When "darkness had spread bee mantle o'er the earth," there was a sporoaneous um) brilliant display of lights from the windows, shit., were suddenly illuminated as if by the hands 'of magic. Fire-works of various cl-scr.ptions were let of in she moat coutemetit alUatn r r soil we 111• C 10111 that the roniab-cautlle. to Cliarkt•e-place wrtre particularly striking,. Amongst the numerous irmispareituics that gramd the sown, we observed the following:—At the house of Mr. Robert, Soi fer', whose independent and u p right conduct in Ittc cause tat* innocence 118.4 endeared hint to his fellow townsmen. Fame 'proclaiming the Quern's triton', 1 to the world. her Majesty resting on a shield, " Virtue is the palest defence ;" 01110- 41ertseerlii we% written, " Neither tleterred by twit.* nor Threats"—there wits a rev of tory fp • Vora,, &spelling the clouds of Stituisier, Mr, window, in High-street, eidtibited MsjtVvi t t. yf y