The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-11-27 00:00:00

so,..et td, $) ,• :- - 12 , - .-..: tlizz -zz,....t4 Ozt, dre z 4 ‹.---_____ 'Cr-"C'e..e 41 V- 1 f - I,' '..,-) •:'• 1 4 ., , ► *6 f • r t , s9r, OW' s•-•.;- - 4‘s:a*,..,.. -* , rA .1 . .!!'0 FASKIONABLII ARRIVALS and DEPARTURE'S. ARRIVALS. Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. at Isis bonne in Grafton•street, Baud-street, from his seat, Blegitun. Mrs. General Aiasit.., at Blake's Hotel, Jenny.-.met, trout Bath. DF.PARTUURS. The Conntens of Asithurukain, for her seat, Asbbornbans. place, 501111elt. Lord Ckarles Manners, for the Duke of Nulland's mat, Cliteeley, Newmarket. Viscount Lewd,. r, M.P. on a tour. Jahn and Lady Shelley, yesterday, fur their seat, Ma t resdeld Park, Sneers. Eerl foi seat, Waleot, Coasters De Grey, for tier seat in Surrey. 11r. and Mrs. Hodges, num TbomasL Hotel, Berkeley mina are, fur their loal near Mal &lour Lady flampfylile, Gum the Prince Saxe-Coburg Hotel, Charles-strret, Grosersousquare, for Bright.... Mrs. Nl•Vistea, from the Ptilieney Hotel, Piccadilly, for her seat, Thatch-court, Sumenntshire. Sir J. Newport, Bart. M.P. yesterday, from Blake's Hotel, Jsrmen street, ou a guar. J. P. Tudway, Esq. M.P. from ditto, fur his seat in Sumer artshire. Major Fast, M.P. and Mrs. False, from Warren's Howl, Regent-street, for Tunbridge Well.. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family, from the British Hotel, Jerneyn-airatt, fur the West Indies. It is conf►dently expected. and most ardently desired, than our beloved SovErtetux will honour this tuwn with his presence in the course of the next week. On the first erreising lifter his MA. JEITT'e Nrrival. there will hr a tiinst il lu►uinatinn.—A virdely of transparencies. appro priate tor the ocen.i 1111 l *re this n►otneul previa intr.—( Brighton Herald.) N'esterday serbiee was performed at Carl ton-Route, by the Rev. STANILR CLARKE. I'he Duke and Dischros of CLARLNCE attended thyme retvice ye.teiday, at the Chaml Royal. A-tter.ezudir their Roca' Highneaeea walked in the garden• at the back a Buckifi g hain-tiou.e. The Duke of BEDFORD huh gone to join a 111100 i. tog petty at L.,,a ROCERT SFENCLIt's. et Mid- Itursl,•awd afierwarda intends vit.itio.g Sir ['MIRY FLAHERSTONHAUGH, at Up-Pin k. The Marquis of TtiostoND and family are among the recent arrivals in Dublin, from England. The French Ambassador will give an elegant esslesreinMelit this day to a large party of guiltiest personages, at his residence In Pottlasid pldee. Prance EsTERHAZIr entertained a distinguished pasty _yesterday at Chaudos House, Cavendish 'spare. - To-morrow his Excellency sill entertain soother party. The Earl and Countess of LONIDALE rod family are expected to leave towo in a few days, for their seat in Itutlandshire. . . Colonel iond Lastly ELIA woe LOWTHER hove left Colonel Mottcwrott's .est. in Noriliomptonshire, for the Fool of LONSD A LE'S stat, Cottessnere, Rutlorideliire. 1 he Earl and Couutem of ST. GERMAiNS enter tuiolril a dtstnigataltrd party yr>terthey, at tlitir seat Vackheath. Lord and Lady HOLLAND had a select party at rU.ioer yesterday, at their house in OW Burlington. start. 'rile recent snivels st Brill include the Earl mud Countess Waldegrave, Lady Be!sham, Lady Tr...stratus. Lady Scott, Run. Slim Griordone, lion. Mr. Boyle, Sir Robert Blair, Sir Walter Jame., Sir S. Wallies', &c. du. A Paris Paper announces the arrival of his Grace the Duke of HAIM:cos, with his family and suite, io that city on Tuesday the .21,1 inn,. The QUEEN will not he sermon at St. Paul's on Wednesday. %Vert! her MAJESTY to die, *mild vlie be allowed Christian huriol? Amongst the distinguished twr.oto.: present at Me. We,T's itturtioge wills Lady (~ STANtiorE %sere, it!s Grace the Duke of DEvoNsttittr, Mateo--; s tea Nlarchioness of BATH. Lord W. BENTINCK. FAH mud Coustteas Ds- 11,A-Waltit, the Messrs. BULK. 1.1.1 f, &c. The lovely briar was superbly &clued, hod wore some nia4titticeitt ornaments riven her by the Royal Family.— 11w hoar tuta bridegroom bit the Dowager Marchinimss of in Linter Grie•vetito-Areet, atter the ceremuity, fur Culltaiti Coto t., iu 'Berkshire. The sect of the Illuminteli hAs nearly abaorbeit :111 othrra in England NMI Selbt !Anal— the un to,,,, of the QuEEN . 9 triumph. The Auttur.l Asarroblv ^vru by the Members r.f the f)xlordriltire Cricket Club. took 'thief. at Wat litigtott, ID Oxfordshire, on Tue•ihty reeving host, wider the stew:tidal:iv of VV. 11. A!.itito HST, A1.1'.. and JOHN BLAt 1. I rody as mar tit 10 , k. war rr • after att electiot r, at two 0 . f.: lay whet, It Ml. tuuliost.ii w.thotit inters aid t 1110,1 her au Wrdeir:Ary tttttt el ti v., at 11101 hour thr parties, ilia sated. A ititior, Ihr eoutioany we It ed— The Earl awl Colour.. of Ma u cs*. %lr. 5,111 1...ty r. w. H. Abliettorst, E.sl. Mr. J. FIL', Dr. Aslolt.e vl, Ito v . .ernelPl, itri• Mr. sad Mae. %% int le. M r .•H'ykrlcrsn, Miss ..t .1114, (1,,. and the Mk,11.1 ‘l4OllO/11111, • • ••I 1 1. n.b. Ll' the liaise .say alt. total. 1--lIAZ sit 9 Lind CO. ,•41111 Me mimic. ••• • r 1.48:1 (('10,16 13). 14.1 Wednesday week. TO...litntitl/tV Iwo Prizoal of 9'J,01112. C4iii.ola, Jail the Oh. r Calisiala mud Le 4iati a. Tichtt• is.,lSisire. ale uit !isle ii lIAZAMI) aliol asl , hllahed gate ; 211, (:..r :.hi!! ; and 3t4. itahirot siorei, s.. Saallotr-alert I; • their A viola tit all the la °alai y luaus. ' Ur tollifaileig *Mlle proara the ll:wale .. .ire (or Ike 'I; • 41.4., t it. Ilse •overriwi elll ultior • hr had, We bLutslii tvirtatsoit. iscrit raisrti at Avast. 1 rant-sit: TILE El 1011. Sts--For noun. ante )rars bath, the Elmo+ Thenlee, bat% t lag Its dusty flip , tow* piugre.o.vel) liarrrliar, sad MOW Willa, t daub!. Iblitiesi it 'night tie expected; that the politic would base thw pliabir.• to *tibial! to su secretor .4 the pi ICI • of addliiMPIUM ; hot, bring aisappuinird to Ibis hopr. tlw Aerator, in cousplairaurr to tire public, sod to weecere the boomer erf that prod thspo!.stims to obich it 4.Weli all 0 •••, has drtriniiiie 41, by the sessaisouss voice of the compauy, to sacrifice its ioirrruts, sod reduce the prices to their forever smoseut. ‘PaTi. rOIpIPP.) (li/vietl) IN AIG N EID, Ste. • - THEITRES. OLYMPIC. Thisintmesting theatre uightly presents a trineded nod ekgssit aodieuce : tudeed it possesses every attractive quality. The course of entertainment* is *elected with great judgment. They are full of life and spirit, and as such admirably adapted to dispel the gloom sad dulness of the reason. The perforasers are well adapted to, their seveval parts, and qualillest by their talents to display the merits of the pieces to the greatest advantage. The boxes . ware last week graced by many persons of dis tinction. • ADELplif. The increasing fame of the Damietta if Errors drew mgetbet a numerous and very respectable an. dienceon s tSaturday eight. There can scarcely he a more agreeable relaxation then to witness per fornisoces of .this char icier. The story of Jupi ter's amours with Alcinena. is repdrred in some passages of the Burkina with the tereeness of the original Greek. In other parts the play of broad modern humour comes in to the relief of those who may relish less the complex and elaborate wittiness of antiquity. Justice Gripus, who, iu judging which of two is the true Amphitryon, awl is so anxious in the conflict of evidence to put as end to the production of proofs on one side. that he may the more readily conclude his sentence upon than, and yet after all is left in doubt ; ibis, we say, is a generic character, which, though sketched, more than two thousand years ago, is yet so strictly in keetlinx with stature, that one might almost imagine it hit nit for a representation of some things which have litely taken place its the House of Lords. Iltet there is yet another charm in this admirable little piece—it is embellished with some of the cli.iicest music written within the list fifty years ; and however odd it tray seem to witness the con jonctton of the old comedy with the light music of MOZART, the intimacy is natural amid agreeable to the audience. It is true that the whWe of the music is coaise parody general. but the mind of ate auditor, possessed of the will or disposition to be pleased, may as easily tolerate a few graceless rhymes. for the sake of listening to good music., as the titter ignorance of the verses in which .we are generally kept by those who figure in peifornt slices assuming so. be more classical awl me thodic. The manager, who, as we learn, is also the author, is entitled to great praise for liritiging forward this piece, and lie is hereby re consuiesideil to renew his visits to the sante trea sury of excellence from which it is drawn. If he cam contrive to adhere still more closely to the origni4l. so much the better. The performers all deserve high connucintation, opecially Mr,. TENNANT (late Mrs. V•UGtIAN), whose brill . ' nt vocal science added. in no trilling degree, to the attraction of the entertainments. Mr. Cowt.Ev, as Mercury, iu the disguise of Sonia, was very happy iii the delineation, as was Mr. WILKINSON. in the real Swift, and Mrs. GoblEltsALL au Amphitryon. We would recommend the substitution of the foal chorus in Midas for the air of Apollo's last song, winch is used as thefina/e. A great deal of 'excel lent dancing succeeded, among which the cele brated Demo no; not the least applauded. FIRE. IN OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Oxford, Friday Nigh?, Ten o'Clock. EXTRACT OW ♦ PRI•ATE LETTER. I have to inform you that the rooms of Mr. Salway (an under-graduate of Christ Church) were discovered to be on fire this evening at a quarter past seven. The devouring element soon made a rapid progress, and would unquestion ably have led to the most pernicious consequences, had it not been for the prompt arrival of the Christ Church engine, and the indefatigable exertions of the members of that Society, amongst whom we noticed Messrs. Houk, l.ongley, I:yawn/it, and Calmat, to whom great praise is due for their well-timed assistance. The Aunts have now entirely sulKided, and we are happy to add, that the damage was confined to the suite of rooms occupied by Mr. Salway. EXTUACT OF ANOTHER PRIVATE LETTER. a . • About seven o'clock this everting, the iuhabitsata of Ox fold were alarmed by a cry of fire proceeding from Christ Cliurelt. Cynu examination, it was found that a fire had It.ohen out iii that magnificent range of building called the Chaplain's Quadrangle, whirls would have fallen a prey to the devouring r lenient, but for the prompt are ivid of the rligiiien. Owing to the failure of the pumps is Christ Church, 31 double lint of Gowtinmen was formed from the river 1811, SO that the engines were plentifully supplied. After rating for Ihre•e hours, the fire was happily gut under. Four sr is of :rpm tineuts arc (ninety consumed, and, we are sorry add, ■ valuable collection of books belonging to Mr. Borough. Great pi aise is slue to Messrs. Bull and Short, the Cen selfl, of the Collrge, for their art ire exertions on the alarm • ing occasion ; sv aiAls to Mr. Ile:ilium, the Esigineer, who, notwitlistatoling a violent blew from a falling rafter, com limited his et:vinous till the tire was quite extinguished. The report thAt the Bank Directors had di!. trimmed to r,duce thrir rate of discount front live to lour per cent. is, we undelitaild, without foul 11411011. Otte of the defaulters of the last week is Bear. to the amount of 800,0001. Ile speculated tot she Qu E N cull and h.f.t 16.0001. by her triumph, and the comequent rise in the holds. A w ow rt , tempt to di...rover a wroth-west trtssage to the l'acaie Ocean. it 1.4 and, .till he wtempt ed, ler Captain PARRY, next yror. Theuttempt is not to Iry made in 64.) high a hiltaude as Lancaster Sound, hat to explore the Anteriedir coast in a white southerly thrtell.M. Captain lint LIP PIPON. it 14 said, is to be Flag- Clio:nit to Admiral Sir .1. SsumAas . .7., Bart. G.C.B. Oil Sir J A MES to the cuttne.andut Ports mew h. . . Sa WM. ‘VI., MAN. Fait. of the Sophie (Na the Senior Cothotaroder belooging to the Jottssie• sta. 1101•). is plettiottil to the rank of Post-Cap tato, and appointed to Ihr Turime, v a cant by t h e tit:oh of t aptiio STOW.—Capluin I r . I). 11. lIAV iukel, the cutworml attic hedpole. fitting out iu Ponstsionds harhour.—Lieutenant W. Kurcuto is appiWit. d to the Forte. Comottolote Sir Giv. R•I.PII COLLIFIt, Burt. owl K.C.11. has flaunted the contunind of the Totho, preparatory to prucerding awn,' lo the coast of Airier. Ihr Tartar will take out a quo*. lily of stoles foe the tioadrott welder Sir CIWKGE'II orders. She went out of Portsmouth harbour on 1110nolay hail. Saturday about thirty sail oroutward-bound mer chauttneu, which put into Pottstown!' with contrary winds. proceeded for their respective deotiustiono, with the wind E.S E. • - .memoofiVISNONAW aftiM.olplinple ADDRESSES TO TILE QUEEN. " The laheliitaats of the Weeds *Mae the City, sad the parishes roved Loodfus, heviag sisonifysted as tussles's de fine to permit their Additive or Ettaarshilallast N lee ftlaJalio is large bodies instead of by. small Depointioass her Memmennolesinsee of gratifying their wishes, aid die vegsrdiss all personal fatuity, will receive their Addresses is lay *ay oast coovenient to them. In seder to facilitate any arrsatesieut for reefeiviag euch•ostaserous bodies, se the days are sow so short, her Miaaren will win receive so easy Addresses In use day. Fier Ildmairro will receive Addessees us Mosiday, the eth of December, and so every succeeding Moody till farther notice. Auy person wishing fbe soy infornistios previoas to their preseutation, will please to apply at IS, St. James's-square. " R. KEPPEL CRAVEN, Vice-Clisosberlaiis to the (Were. " Brandeslurph Howe, Nousiber 27." Sir Rosurr WILSON hasteen waited upon by a Deputation horn the Committee for managing the cavalcade to eilcort her MAJESTY to St. Nap, and has consented to bike the command, and will join thr procession at II)de Park-eurner at half-put nine o'clock. It is suggested that a person should be chosen in each parish to register the 'tames of those who hi tend joining the cevaleade from hie parish, and to send the list to the Freeutawns' Tavern. as each person must have a number to know his situation ILI the procession. Dr. HUGHLS hes written to Mr. K. CRAVEN, to inform hum th4t It is the orders of the Drain of St. Paul's nut to allow any sermon to he preached on the day her MAJESTY go,•a to that chord'. AIV AU 171 D. 4 FE. A numerous meeting of the lialtabitaid. of Horsham was held on Alossalay, when an Address of Congratulation was ummirttousty voted to her 'ajesty. Afterward, the Town Clerk having, upon motion, read to the meeting, from The Courier newspaper of the 3.1 of Ociuliter lasi, a letter, purporting to have been Seal to die Editor, signed " Ilorshaariru•i+;' and the lollowstig para graph contained ist The Courier of the 7th instant, Sbe ((lie Cloyed) is the rebottled idol of a rancorous rocliou—the addressed and congratulated Qaeeu of tu(haus, iriedels, and traitors—the tool of the basest, the must de graded wretches dist ever polluted the public acts of a great and noble country”— It wan unuininnusly revilverl, Thai the letter and paragraph are false. factious, and mis chievous; •n abuse of He heedom of the press; sad de sciviug a mark of public cundenenatims. That the said Papers be delivered to the Tow■ Crier, to be publicly beret in the front of the Town• Hall. In pursuance of the said resolutions an effigy. with a label, on which was written the lictitioos name " 1-lormlirrmirnsis," togrtlier with the said . two Coarier newspapers of the 3 , 1 October last, and 7th instant, were publicly cot ttttt utrd to the Haines, by the Town Crier, in hoot of the Town-11411, amidst a large assemblage of the iirbabittunar The ATTORNEY-GENERAL has filed an cr-officio information against Mr. HUNT, of The xamiser, for a libel. Lord CAa7 Lk:REACH, in the House of Commons, alluded to the cireuntstaisee. a few weeks since. A Requisition had been forwarded to the Mayor of Chichester, to call a reiretiorz to consider the pro priety of thinking the. Peers of Sussex who voted against the Bill of Pains and Penalties ; also to petition the House of Commons to reject the Bill, and to institute sin inquiry into the proceedings of the Milan Commis • . Oue of these objects hav ing become unnecessary, by the rejection of the Bill, mid the Requisitionists trurting that the House of Commour will, fur its own honour, rigidly scrutinise the acts of the Aldan Commi.si ))))) sign ed a second Requisition to the Mayor, reques - ing hint to call vi meeting fur the sole purpore of thank log the Noble Peers. To this request his Wor,hip having refused to accede, a meeting will take place on Tuesday for the object. The whole four-rod-twenty columns of nor Paper would riot contain all the accounts we have se (wired of the way iii which the news of ihr termina tion of the QuEEN's trial was received in the several towns of this and the ailjoiiiiiig counties. In some dirtrictr, even the smallest villages have hewn minated ; and 6.11-ringing and bonfires have every where been. the order of the day and inglit.'— (Stamfirrd Merettry.) Oti Tl.msday. the 161 i instant, a general illu initiation took place iii Liticolii. A band of music, torch.bearerr, and is party with white wand+ lipped with laurel, preceded a chair 4„lec..rdletl suitably for the MT ISION wherein was placed a child equipped a id actor, in white, with a crown and sceptre. 'flits sight war piomenaded through the town in a vary orderly roomier. Amongst the frolics 01 the time, there Was all laterialk which lon. The dramatis persona were, au effigy of a 4111.611RWL:bed character of the place, clothed in a woman's red cloak, a fox's skit' stuffed, and two bulldogs hunting it' the effigy pursued the fox, but was itsrlf also pursued mid wryly belabaured a till a horsewhip. The dogs tierforrited their part admirably, and were followed y u numerous pack of mei', women, arid ehtldirn, la full cry. The chore was continued through great part of the city. PiNNocK AND NIAIUNDIift of Suit of BENStiltYs I'lNNocltalid MALINDIttI, brtkiiellein, 267, Siitowl, being fully aware that she extramdinary and unwarrantable ex-parte statensest which Yrs appeared in the newspapers is • calculated to make as implanter as She public mud biglity pojusliciAl isi their initiest, meat earnestly request the lleullemea of the trade, sad the public at large, to suspend hair opinion until the merits a thus singstar and num,. erdmitid case shall have been tliaeleural by a full hearing before the emattetwait, which they must autemaly pledge tbemeelses to oblate as early as mmaiiale. The verdict of the Inquest on ANN BANTING was, not dird of disease, but //t(/Ml Mairder.— The Coroner iininedsaisly inured his warms( fur the apprehension of Captain Dismay, who Isms uut yet beets apprelieurtcd. The unfortunate deceased caste frost the neighbourhood of Both, and we learn wet respectably coasected. • ._ ..,,._ . y. .yam...., IIR mdrisTrs VISIT TO ST. PAUL'S. W‘ Jinn •Intedy dolled that it epo the isshrOtion of her M tiro) , so snort she Cathedral 0111 fell of St. Paul on Wrdursday nett. hrr the purpose of p..uh licly returning thanks so she Almighty for the Istslopy revolt of she proceedings sodosch had Wen instituted egainst her. It appear. that an isitiia4- tot6n to shit Cod was conveyed by her Matjesoy's commands. through the Hai. Krripel Craven. so she Dean or St. PAW* (die lio•leop of Leonid!). whd in • yell short and nut very rereindosions reply. stated shot the Cathedral thatch of So. I'sul would We open fur Intblie VlOl Iloilo on tire dry spe cified. .hen. hf 'course. her Majesty. ■n4 MO the rest of the subject! of this realm would have free access. From thus it was nssiiifot that the Rev. De4.l NO sin deposition to step out of the imbrue/ course fur • the purpose of givistg in her Majesty. • reception different from that to which all-hersulf jrcts 111 c 011303011 era esanikl. Ou Tue.day the subject was sithutitted to the Common Cottescil, when a Committee ass appuilited, cousistiug of II member from each %Vert', to coooder of the ar• rinigesnruts which it might be expedient be adopt on this stiterming occasion. The Committee thus appointed met on Thurs. day at St. Pool's Callwlral, and after semi con versabon it wes sugge.ied„ de a l !b e b r at Dime s of providing for the weciasily of the chore+ and iss members against the danger apprehended by the Dean and Chapter. from the anotripeued Aux el the populace, would he to place the whole of the church aunt cheer under the direction of the Lord Mayor and Corporstion, with the exception of ;portion of room fur aeeh veriosis es the Dean sod Cdrapter might choesee to introduce. It was further suggested, that the Lord Mayor and Corporation might he allowed to lay down benches and carpet ing for the accommodation of the congregalino. These ideas were cuismiu..iested to the Krv. Dr. Illoghes, the itesidratiery who seemed per- fretly willing to do •ll . 41,4 t wa• is, his power to meet the reasonable views of the Committee ; lie observed, however. that he had 110 power to act alone, and Ilicretltre ft-got-sled that Ili- prolong.- now, whatever they might be. should lie reduced to wilting, in order that he tuight submit theist to the Chapter, with a view to their ultimate riluir. tion or rejection. This was t•ceurilingly dune, and we understood that the matter bas since undergone, not alone the considerations of the Chapter. but has been submitted to hum Nlajesty's iesult, we learn, was a Inter from Dr. Hughes to the Committee, repeating the obeervatiose of the Dean, that the church would be °pea for public worehip on Wednesday. wisen every facility would be affoided to those who .usight Omsk proper to at tend. This letter was communicated to the Committee on Saturday, but as it afforded no clue by which their future operation could be guided, they felt it isecessary to have souse further v.:planation with Dr. FIUK11•1/ cud it was resolved that a deputation should be appointed to wait °putt that Geutleusan. at Isis littu.e iu Arseu-corner. A deputatioss, con sisting of Mr. Alderman Wood, Mr. Sheriff Waitha man, Mr. Fiteell, and rather iodividuslit, was cense tittently innostosted, and they proceeded to execute the mission intrusted to them. They were ad mitted r Dr. Hughes; mid we have been informed that it ass flintily understood that any reasonable propositi.n which might be made for securing the easy access of lwr Maleaty cud the Corporation to the Church would beadopted; but that when once this was effected, no impediment could be thrown in- the way of the admistiou of ilw public at large, • who had a right on certain days. of which Wedues day WAS one, to be present at the performance of divine service. It was, however, 'greed. on the part of the Rey. Dr. Hughes', that every attention shook) be paid to her Majesty, whicks.lted hitherto been paid upon the visits trimly of the Royal• Family to the Cathe dral ; that is to say, that her Ilajesty would be met at the great western door, by the CSIIOIIII and choir of the cathedral, and their respective officers. it was likewise intimated, that prayers should nut commence till the hour usually appointed when the King weut to the Cathedral, namely, twelve o'clock. The deputatiou with this answer, which of course excludes all idea of special admissions by tickets, as ors other solemn occasions , at this Cathedral, re. toured to the Committee, who hail re-assembled at the Mansion-house, mid the subject was Walter discussed. The Committee aurally resolved, that a further co 00000 tunicatuni should be made to the Her. Dr. insuouncing that if the Dean amid Chap. ter would permit 4,000 special constables to be sus. word within the church, the Corporation would Wets midi...take to guarantee the preservation of good order. It was further proposed, that the choir should be •rearrved fur the reception of the Corporation, of her Majesty's suite, iced of a few iothviduals, the friends of the former. Them, with souse minor suggestious, all directed to the same object of preserving the utmost decorum iu the Cathedral, were conveyed to Dr. Hughes by a member of the Committee, at four o'clock, and they are by him ro be laid before the Dean end Chapter for their opossims, who, it is thought, mug concur us, so reasonable a proposition. ('secrets lure beets already muted to the different Ward,, for the pur ism, of swearing in several thousand special count*. bled. Mr. Alderman' Wood will tattled at Guild , ball ors Tuesday, to swear its ilw first 4.000 special constahlew, who see imeilded to be stationed within the church. The retusic.ing arrangement. for this solemn or. casioss. as far as the Cory us concerned, have not !Well completed, but St is understood that the Liverymen from the sliffertat Companies will be melted to attend in their gowns to line the streets frosts l'eruple.bor to the Cathedral, aunt tea form an UVrtitle riOill the Karat 'preterit esstrauce to the seat which will be prosided for her Majes•y. It as also understood that the Lord Mayor, atietidert by .Isis oSceis of state, and a certain number of the Coal inga Council, will meet her Majesty it Temple- Isar, and proceed with bee to the chasm:el. Crim son drugget will be hod doin from the steps of her Majesty's carriage to her seat. Her Majesty trill coins ita such state as her me dente mesas have provided ; mud if she be not ter tosuded by horse guards, sod the amid accent. pitniments of royalty. site will enjoy what is far lore 'vnluable. We learn ilia her Mikity has applied In the Bishop of L.mdon to be pettnettrill to stnitionstr Pri-reiier for the dly in question ; hitt lie 'hive but Wird that she has as yet received any anawer. . ANIUNtiIiMENTN FOR MEETING IIF.R MAiE‘TY AT HAMMERSNIITH ON HER WAS' TOIIT.FAVI:st. At a bite hour out Saimaa a itieetiog or i t eiri;.. risen took place et lite Freesia...Ms 'fairerie Gir:se Queemstreel. foe the purpose of for iii oo ;ii, Noes- . idiot body•gisaid to escort her s Majesty is 1t,...- alroburals House. Ai two o'clock Sir Genteel Noel. hart. the Hon. W. below), mod teller e e.i. &Men of eionsideretion, eidered the "nom, hot Withdrew. after wishing tome tinoe there briog no anprerance of hnsinest. A letter was received 1r Mr. Aldermen Wood, anviog, that he au. at Guiitlliall, hut would lie in it. • -.pi at four o'clock, if Auy of the leoll ~ e.• meeting wished to rs 00000 nook:lite testi, lila. A ,•.5..• viderable mousier of gentlemen to tog ;nese.: 'et three o'clock. it was proposed to appoint a 1.:11..o. toot, and proceed in businese Mr. lietnost was then Called to the Chew. Two geistleinen from Hemouessinids then conic forerana. aid one of Vieth Said he wee impoitited by the Committee in that district to tit tend this meeting. and teode'r their co-operation • io 'any oar that could be desired idwards the liromotioii Or II; main telojeart, namely; the sercosting her' Staj:44 - „' un WesinearTi„ by is cavalry guard of tumour. The Hainoserionith Committee, he added, load all. dressed tioticrie to as vi rut gentlemen at Fulham. Breutfurd, Richmond, 1.11 the ;might ring iOWII%. requessiing they would leis/white with' the.; in making the cavalcade at once ituenernu• and re spectehle and they had every reason to believe that the Humber who Might at come, would be considerable. Several persons also came foiwani and raid, they lwlnieftal ti thlrereeit tootles of tredespeople who had already gone up to lirandru burgh House in prour.floo, mot also wet., How reedy to attend the gstard of I ttttt 011 f, or !II Si" t ,hero et ally given ;Aire issi the way to St. Paul's, with their coleus, tool baiiiicrs, if such were tl:ttued proper on the occasion, A Gentleman also came from the Borough of Southwark. alit! aid be was deputeil by massy per sons there to attend this meeting. and offer their co-operatien its the bu•isiess, if it were acerpeehle. The C . :NAUMAN, in reply to these various coin municatious, avid, that he really was wiscryosinted with the object fur %blot this meeting Ives coriveee , l, except from the public advertisements. He ex peeled to have Ste° the (1;40 taken by sone• griett— mesa of rank ; but as they had honoured him (Ate IHaydon) with that office, lee al Id only any lie was at their service and ready to obey their cotton:seeds. He thought the intended object was merely a mounted guard of honour ; hut at the l'Allit tune he saw DO objection to the guard being joined I,y any set of persons who thought fit to fall us. Hoe ever, he thought it would be advisable to leave all these matters to the arrangetneut or a Committee. which ought pow to . .be named. Several respectable Gentlemen were thew nosuivated as the Committee; they were deputed' to wait upon Mr. Mammals Wood, for the purpo.e of escertainieg the tune when her Majesty meant to set out friiin Bretidre burgh House, and colisulting him upon the other arrangements. The gentlemen from Hamnrentmith ;tressed eery hard that the definitive arrangements should be made at once, that they might have time when they returned home to apprise their neighbour. and friends of what occurred, and to enable them to prepare their co-operation to the most efficient man tier. After a desultory conversation, it was agreed that the Committee should proceed to business at. once, so as to conclude their arrangemetets early oo Monday. Some gentlemen undertook, by that time. to give the necessary information to the Ham mersmith Committee, and the oilier deputatioos, who manifested ass anxiety to attend her Majesty the procession on Wednesday. Soon after four o'clock, as the meeting was oboist to break up, Mr. Alderman Wood entered, and ex plained the cause of his absence, and said let- was de tained in the. Cloy, •ssotisig is the errsiosys silents. fur the reception of her Majesty at St. Paul's. With the general concurrence of the meeting the woe thy Alderman then took the Chair, and expressed has readiness to attend to any proposition winch the meeting might think proper to make ; but urged the expediency of coming to some definite cunctu -111011 its quickly as possible. Mr. Ilaydun (the late Chairman) then briefly stated what the meeting hurl already done. and after some desultory conversation, the following arrange.. melds were finally agreed upon:— It was resolved that t depiastiosi of three gentle mess, Messrs. Haydon, herein, and should wait upon Sir Robert and request that he would take the command of the guard of honour, which it was proposed should aro-now:el her Majesty on IVethiesday next. That such gentlemen as felt inclined to form tort of the laid gusrd of honour, should coninturocate their names and addresses to the Committee et *Freemasons' Tavern, on or before six. o'cleck 0.1 Tuesday evening next, when they noilld be ht, 'tidied with tickets. entitling them to an re .; place in the procession. That each gentleman should wear himself a white favour, and decorate his horse with a similar emblem. That all gentlemen west of Hyde Psirk•ee.'hirs itstentliog to forni a part of the iirsice•sis.ri. s-ss•• I assemble at Mite ..', lock on W..thiewhy 0,..,. • the Betedway, Ilmituteramitle there to dialled by members of the Committee, Ito vet. p• i pose of accompanying her Majesty to Hyde where they are to give ;Lice to the gehtlasuris from the raatrrn parts of the inf That the gentlemen re. seoutile at 10 o'clock us ' to be us iseliallerl by Sir headed by hull to precede —llse gentlemen r t. rear, but again taking return to Braudenbutgli It was further resolved, Committee stweabl. for carry a white waud—ate.. rangements might hereafter for the inure CSectUlli major I • be comussuicuied at t 6, env tropolia. . , re.ttllntic orstergeati RIO I.") 4%. ilvdr Park, .•here ility r iton.-rt 14tIont, rest 14 , 1 de her Majetty to St. .lee seimt then Innate% 111 Lite ; the lead ow het Mop:o4's h 41, -that the Membrto of the tr the sake of •dtrlinctilicl. od that whatever farther iv+ ellte► he deemed. tweetedq . aaintruattee ef order, shodla • oppoiuted place* of =Agit