The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-11-30 00:00:00

REJOICINGS IN THE. COUNT'AT. —our. The following are extractea from The Chewier' Jostens/ of the ilth instant : 'the extensive predorninaece of the public leg at the abandawinlent of the Bill of Pains and Penalties, is farther tarsiseed by the following cem imessications from Coserspoisdents, not received its time lest week :-- t•W t.D.—The warmest demon 'teatime of joy were manifested ors the 13th instant •sr Ne inhatortauts altos town, in celebration of the silorinos triumph of her :11ejesty Queen (7airralise. So soots as the pleiseilig tidings were received, of the sonstination of the proceedings egoism her Majeety, honest joy nod good welcome were visible in almost every contacts:sace throughout the town; in fact, stronger marks of graiatication were never• se e n trots *ay occasion. What with the sic playisse, r,•sging of the belle, and acclatnatione of " The Qwcen is „ op ined God tare Qwees Coro. fine!" Mc. the town was all alive. A large is*. r:nption was immediately made, and every poor family regaled with bread and cheese, and ale, in :he evening a general illumination took place, loge tter with an itutuense Lewder, aronod which were ',wed booths for the accommodation of every one sloosrous of partaking of the joy, and of exprossiiig 2eal on as happy and so glorious an occasion. .-Ituilat general shout., the Green Rae, with many Njproptiate things, were carried round the town, vet afterwards courrigurd to the fire. A flag, which bore the motto* of " innocence 'friserephent !" " Villainy defeated !" WMe filed upon the tower. Perfect traropillity prevailed all the evening, with. at it the slightest in. !motion to disturbance. Rolitiottounn.-..eThia bewail parish was tint defi cient iii loyalty to her Majesty, in consequence of ihe obisoxioue Bill of Path, and Priselttes having been withdrawn. Nine fat sheep were roasted, and, vnth bread, power., herr, and cider, distributed among the pour. wins received the boos. with he. gratitude, end retired to don , peaceful homes in the must quiet awl orderly ttttt er. WHITMINSTEB.—The Queen's triumph over her enemies has no whets. been celebrated wills more spirit than in this village. The morning of %Vett isesday was ushered io by the ringing or hells and firing of guns; a fat slicer, alter being paraded :shout in tniumph, w:.a rooted, and di.tribuied bruong the populace; in the evening the houses were illtimitrattd; and ern Friday two utiier sheep wire cut op and em elt tu the poor. FR AMPTON-U PON • St V ERN.—The rectal triumph oh the Queen was celebrated here on Tn. sitar. 'I lee morning *as ushered in by the ringing of hell % diet a royal astute of ruciity.nne guns was tired from two pieces of artillery. Au tor, purelnisrd by .tili wriptmni„ was gis e n ; ta t ty to thee toreemnion. airs. A select party sat does to ins excellent net at the 8,11 luu, where a band of illogic attend.- ed. Several aporupriate toasts were drunk. the reniog concluded with an illumination, and the risurost harmony prevailed throughout the whole of I:4* crony's's:it 41.41.. LITTLE DRAN.-0.1 the 21st inst. a fit co - •v was rua,teil whole at the Crust, and. with half a too of 14 ,1 • 4 "• ' , MI a 110 Y-held of old cider, distributed to tee poor iiiliabitatits of the stikge, hi honour of ill? -umph obtai.et by her M3it•ltly Over her enemies , . Cpwafd. of ;2,000 persons acre prevent; and the p‘.cei pal inhabitants ',availed the streets with white d (XL dCS 14 their hats, aeolopattied by a band of adie. cud ear cut whi.e banners. inscribed •° Car..ll --" Britio o dimali " —" 1)e 1111 l 411" —•• Alderman ‘Voud," The bells cuiiii.tted it .Ai ig the clime day, and in the ev g the event eta t tiehiated by tire-works, bonfires, Ste. au:. i:Liset%elt..--0:i the 30th three r. aster! sleety oi .1 :;no dozer. of breed were given the pour wi :I.e pa.tait of A wre ; a hand of music coots s.ued pla)ing the greater part of the day, and a gr nersl Auinin4tinti took Irl In the rrenlll4. DNICY.--The OtWa of ti.e failure of the Bill of P.M.% .scd Penalties was !received at this place nit the I'lll ai.d Oath Ole ringing of bells, tiriog es: &e. kinti on the Tiiemlay collowitix a liogb.. vad of cider w.i , dirdlitiiii4d, sod the feelings of 1: '2 ildtill)11111:::• were OVILeCti by a general Him:fool- t.an ill the errning. A Yl.l3;. l ll.TON.—( l rr the at this tillage. the ii.U111:TIAt1011 w!urr , ll; a siitap war roasiwri whole, anti la:{ e quantities of cider ssrre given away. \Ve ate, sorry to liutl, that some rforirrrier4 perobt broke s, ern! W:141.0%r of a 1,0111. e ..10 Cry t!,sci refustd to tali the ptteethog • cs.vot g. A I.ViNctini.-0. the 20.1 t iurt, the itthabitaiiti ui this reipri•tahle bill.ge co:family jollied Hi rejuitiiigv for r ‘ictory of her Aly-siy, vhou a grind iCuitattitiosi !DJ:: place, shit luo 1.1 sheep, roasted atoolL. with piracy of gouit cider al.O ale, were diptiiiiuteil to the poor. etia Uti•N.—On the !Meet taqit.:l !sage e , m4Otirie 401 . Uisegnhl , ci moot ringui4 of hails, tti test ty their joy At t trtututili; uu Fitney Misininatioit took id Ice. with a grActi display of tire..turk.; boulties re aisle. into WIC O.' was cu.innitteil the of Nlmlitias Deanna and the green hr.g, siter haring carried through the de- resit :i•eeto, ettenden tl a b au d of itith.ic, &c. Ciut.Fintu —l3 I euour of the Quern's 1111 . 4 luwu Visa Yen, g•tier•ily dim tionaird Hai the 15th awl. A gallows. tvert.l) feet high, was eree , rtl 4 err; c; nnen. e of wood Anal) 0111:. ‘lljl J lll..il the labitst or Dein. 4;11 which cui,tit.v.e , t 'tutu ti.. tor ;hire day,. trout oi.ich sore sitvshiled tar A•lapictql :sod Decont. In to 1 I,p v • berowersi them; doll at, exte!seia 4),A ut whale, I.l.yttqc ..-versl 411.. poittira tli•,,reeis till hale li3nr. We are la.i,py to whi, that though soookal tholo‘ai:.l perioo:s tier; atioe.nlikai a ti il.e ueca situ:. the ~in. t-st older ill+lidt.-,ortitu weer o to ee , r d. Wsicrtiitacti.—Theo beauttlul villyg« (h tt „„. „ 11.4.1 Used Olecwiutsii.) added it. wo:-.-ruu• f e .l t u Ks to those of the ..arrnimoih.g. dusts:cis. on tb. it ru,i natio., of the procrediog, ouaitist her Al.jr.ty. 'Ube 'branaes of the its v. Air. I'yrke .(,he It.ctor). the Res. T. Philippe. aril Airs. Tufty", ,set lir.i kint example and 11 vea• nwt *tit) flu .1 •p ir ,l Isy cVery a..t; the cottage-a uN the hill vi aislols4.l the trees, walls OWL, 0401113eflaig beams. aoliht.: 1 0 th e p ielo ry. q u e scene. A large liochre oat wade the serer,. •1.0 copious iliir..•totia of ale mud eider wire IN honour of the joyful evehi. l itimral illumination at ltre , ,, on Thltailay. eitcririttl to brilliance soy thing u: the 7 14 41( hie& is the mom of the Woe ieloshileoe. The. omits .m dimmed et a sery 'way hist tame .ands of speeteten i sad it • omits of gust;. that in an this imagoes easseurse test the loot die. Position Ili mirage or lierronal iusolt wits atattilest. ed ; but. on the meteor". the um.* regularity sad good humour prewsiled through the whore of the night. 1104414 Nlsjoeehi. and Demon , , were byroad is effigy, together with the green log. Se. vend egjos.prtute ttoovereoeies conitibuted to eii• live. the recite; and the hells. which tolumetred ringiog on the first arrival of the news. contiosed to ring, with little iatermistion, fur right drys. The inhabitants of Monmouthshire expressed their joy br similar dernmestrstions. Besides those towns mentioned iii our Ism, Ragland. Chepstow. Newport, &c. were illuminated, anal bonfires blazed in almost every direction, to which. in some place.. green bar, and effigies of the principal Italian wit. IsellSef, were consigned. REJOICINGS IN KENT. Ethan' wit most generally and brilliantly illumi nated Islet Wednesday, on account of the Qaterts's triumph ever her wickeil persecutors. A green bag was burnt in the square, with the ef f igies of Majocclii, Minoru, and Itastelli ; the chinch bells rang the whole of the evening, and the poor were regaled with bread awl cheese and beer, by a sub scription of the loyal inhabit sins of the town. On Saturday evening the loyal sod patriotic in habitants of Flainstrert illuminated their village, to testify their joy at the glorious victory gained by her Majesty over her cinispirsug rueinies. A baud of music paraded the streets. playing many popu lar tunes, marcher, &r. between the discharges of volleys of tire•hatu.. The whole concluded with the• utmost decorum, Punch to the credit of the numerous company assembled. The public (boner and groves) illumination at was followed by a grand bail on Wed. siestlav, at the Anchor, at which upwards of eighty usonubled. The room was gaily decorated with transparencies. busts of lier Alajestr, Sec. reef.. greens, soil flowers. owing was kept up with izreist sj.ait until tire o't hick, when the whole party claimed the Qaceit'a march, each 1 , 6131)Ir as it led off treading mein a green bag. tea% alierwards burro, amidst noises less olotreperons perhaps. but equally sincere with those tinder which the Speaker. Lord Castlereagh and Co. huddled tut of the Coin:nowt the followiiig of rrnoun. Nut a parish iu the kingdom has been more dirs. gusted wish the procet dings instituted against our gricitbiti Quern thou Meet!, near Canterbury and a* a privet of the joy of the inhabitants at th e conclusion of the diabolical proceedings, their houses were illowittintrd en Si4terrd)ry evening, and the effigy of that perjured wood., t‘lajocchi, after being exhibited through the parish, was sulresided from a gallows over a large pile of faggot., end burned, amidst the dowry of the enlivened inhabi tants ; after a hich they retired to the flare and Hounds, and Regaled ihrniselsee till a late hour, where the workoig classes mete hospitals' : enter. taiued by their mere wealthy neighbours. The popular feeling situate forth at the village of aninne.skam un Friday rvruiug, by tl e houses bow" , brilliantly illuminated in honour of the Queen. Au ttfigy of hlajocclis was consigned to the flames Kniibt the hooting of the populace. The istbabia tants hid plenty of good strong beer given them to drink her Majesty's health, mid the ovetting was spent with the greatest order. Of all the places that have sliewn their +misfile. tion by public rejoicing for the triumph of the (Loren. hone is more deshrcing of notice than Write flay, where it was celebrated on Thursday reviling by an illuinioaiion. &c.; these aver several good transparencies, rsoetially at the Sitip Ines, which was lighted up its u spleudid style, besides lire. 14pploprirre rrpr. sentatimis, one of which was a pair of seales suspended from an oak tree, in one scale was placed the rigor.. of the Queen with the thscription 111110Velver." moth in the other several of her enemies (well known clea.anters), with the motto, •• P.:duty ;" the prepotideia.ing weight of the former was very siattile by ill- latter being high in the air, notwithstuoiliiig tee ul.l wit.ker of ini quity, who liasitig reached one of their legs is en. dravouring to Whig ilh-ut does. 11r. Tharp, baker. had a representation of the wit,. • sgaii at the Queen going home, which w•is, Sean whipping them up Mount 'lre:wait's on their loniling Isom an English vrt6el ; a British s ail.' is col:.tig after their cooductor to take their lirggage, it ich is a large Breen bug. The Dolphin ant well lit up; a tar bared was art alight, and retry .1. ministration of joy was evinced by the itiliabilaiits act! tieighbottr- Loud, several of the neighbouring gethleinen inbUilllg to the plearot , r of nhe eveiihig, by their presents and a liberal dJuittion to thi-tr work-people and u ;tams. Luva.ow.The new/. of the Qyeeti'o victory was at:toted by r large 0-23CUllfale of individuals who had as.enti/led its welcome tl:e arrivyi of the mad . with the CICIWCIed rew:, which *.Na fret Illed with entlits.otstic joy. The he•l a were ittiMediately tong, mid o:itiourti the twiddle of the sod also ever,- dm) ; a.; Will as hull. lit,:••k1/110 , al at every Friday the 17th oistant, a!•/ - ii a very yolentfol aqiiinisnithoi took id pUr. &lett' loithycoilittriti, were rii:tateit ill the streets. At thoiiit of the itriocipy mos tlreiiii hay keen ditiorty, very siu.sitituit.iy iithotird, tu cele brste the ghtiti eveut ; whrte t...... appropriate toyyts anti Yeotiotesits', with el...clirtit sintLs, and iitYtruinesittal Inu•ic, ereate;l Vie oso.t extiotiiite hi. buoy. A Coutord way t•a!leit by the tempo rary zAirue vl •• lie Court Li Cu/n6666666 l'lrMlef*, " sit which an act ..... was sotto istait:l4 ;in offender of the natur of " I . 4reeti 11 who a u g (pi e d an d consisted .1 the . ".e of " ghat fitihisteps, nod iallyt of practices t o lit et ilt) alai u.ur dity." Ur was iltrii uttii.d4..ti :0 he plivvt.ded by a wipe, wild. with it ( our ier strwepair-r sit lisp I.a tls. coin. ....t ..... to tune of the hi/oin II! Attlerig,4l the use.. IlAttUilll seutiotriit. attached to the troi.parencies utiert its the tilumurrtluu ors the ItilluA mg: -.... K Dird si the 10111 dity of Nuvrintsev, is2o, al a rest lloone IN W.sl/1411.4i1er, • 111.44.4 VI Wel oil 11.01111 f. kuowu by the mune ut Afro. J'ieins and Peneal• fie... sod • utile inure thou fear mouths. she bod gewewai husbands, Will Of ,Men IliStees, 4 lowa she rail ribaridird very lovingly is a • Green Bog !* hue had lived very gaily top lw ibet rid day of bar deerrae, whew, me she bream ot tirestly keguid aid esek:l, tba huctors wrry goat the . wad* Inamem , rat she midi rimy! Naga Ilhir.oad t orneseae..sin swam one HT' JetWasourimby 11414ernsih periesib et her Mr sad AMevansui WoosL evpseesatiwg the hatter preeeistiag the Leary Address to her Majesty. with thar seat t t devices, won corrals' coons at Mr. Feltotes ireoluting Library. There were also eery elegant and appropriate transpareu ciei sad .mittioe. exhibited at Jr.i Edwatdes. mer cer ; ilea. Sherire. coafeetioner_k Mr. Wellings**. attorney; Mr. Siiiith s *, illefeef ; hit. Felten's. up. bolsterer ;...slot Angel Inn. and several other places were equally neat and conspicuous. It is proper to gate. that many highly-respectable iiedtvidnals did not conorive it a proper subject for triumph. and consequently did nut illunsinste. There wets inseminations, ep- routing. dauciug, sod other demonstrations of joy. in *time of the eel. lager surrounding Ludlow. OSWESTILY.—Tbere was a puielic dinner. admir ably catered, and served up at the Querns Head loss, on Thursday: Iticharti Salmbiery. E.g. in the chair; where 39 respectable inhalotatets cst (low is with their esteemed President. At night the teen was. with few excepoions. Kenrr'llY illinninated.—On the follows% Monday, mintlirr party, well-wishirs to the Theotir and the Queen, nutt at the Bell loose ; Mr. Roberts nod Mr. Wrights presided; and ab:eut sf) essjoyeel a truly excrliesst slimier and mach socuil converse and hilarity.— The following are the toasts stied songs :-- The King.—The Queen, mid may she live many years in the hearts of a Delilah and Free People; which was drank with the 'rimiest enthusiasm. Seine, " pave the goreo," in Gill chunia,—Rnyol Family.--The Marquis of Lansdnwa,—Song, Old FAclautl shall be free.".— Lord Kenyon, and may hie descendant' inherit hi. mo rals and principles, Sone, " Freedom and oar Native Laud. - -Earl Grey.—Lord Erskine awl Trial by Jury. —Sung, " Death or Liberty.."—Hr. Able MIMI W 0041.• Glee, " Here's a health hi sllpuad lataies: . — %kern a. [trough ham, Dittman, Lushinction, and Williams, and the indepen dence of the Engls.li Her. Song," A birth in contentment at las:"—Peatie and Liberty all ever the It'orld—F.3d Thanet—Earl thlatettor. Suns. heart that has truly loved never ferigets." Earl Caristo vusiLllfil He iiir.rd—Loril John Ruston-11os. U. G. Beatictt, the f. troll of humanity and lietit.viilerier. Duet, " Ali'. well."—The Queou'a Friends at bume awl abroad. Swig, " her l love hcr."—Happy hive we met, an.l wiry here wr twin ; hap py may we pia, and twily mice acaiii—The Duke of Gloucester, the Mail who dal.. .peak 1,1.1 sentiments is, the worst of times. Song, 4 Remember 'weir t owe. '—Sir W. W. Writs, Ilart.-1 7 . We'd, E.:1.--Sl.ij..re Keeyon and Core —W. Lloyd, Esq. and the Harries—W. Oarts, EA -- Thomas N. Parker, Esq M won, EA and the Fox Diiiinde—lt. Sainsbury, Esq. and may it tie • err the b sat of Britons to protect innuerncr, and re illll uppreasiiia. • The ruhrier ttevevaprr w4e; br. , ttght Tutu the room, lute to vitee*, i♦ud then cu►u,hiited to the fl met. _ ....... Et.t.wswartz.—On Wednesday upwards of 120 poor hut revectable women and felmale servants, assembled at the Black Lion Inn. to partake of the bounty of Mr. C. Hughes. 'Fe.'. cakes. &e. writ dist:their:AL and the scene was eislivehed by a hand of maniac. The merry dither. in abash malty rsapectable tradesmen and their mires joiii.d. was kept up with glee nil ten o'clock. when after (Linking the health of her Majesty ; Bails Griorenor and Denbigh ; lotds KeDynat, Lerwick. Btatlford. &c. in exc.licitt punch, the party dispersed with the gr entrst under and decorum. On Saturday last eight sheep (purchased by subscriptioli) were l in• ruled through the town, and afterwards distributed to the meritioinus poor. There is s highly respect. able patty opposed to these proceedings in this town. . . - !Sawa. —Ou Wednesday, the 15th instant, many of the inhabitants of the town of Brig*, I....ittily rejoicing in the failure of the proceetlit.ga agaitast the Queen, met th e Right flan. Lout Yartnomigh. no his return from his pa , lirtnetitsly dtiiies to Isis seat lit Brockle.by, a slant distatwe front firigg, and taking the horses out .if the cassi.ige, drew his Lordship through the town. The person. who took lhe pi see of the I .•ories were ed torn. each kiting inseribed on his lilt, " The (green" on white, and "Yarborough" on blur, Milt a knot of white ribbon., on the !eft side and • .blue knot on the • tight, :ICCOnipanietl by a baud of music decorated in a similar way.-1 hey were preceded by the principal isiliabitatsts, each wrarsog similar knots of ribband. with a white and a blue Slag. the former haring upon it a represetstation of the Crown. with the initiAls " C. It" and the latter. " Inde• peoodroce, " loi gilt letters. A subscription are riot:rya into; and after the p.y.nritt of the ism dental., u surplus of 41. 7s. 741. was given to the poor widows i the town. Lord Ytteb,rottgli ako order.ii five guineas to be given, to ilsink his health. Bonfires were lighted on the occasion, and a green bag was bursa with due ceremony; hut its cot:sequence (..a)s our Coo respondent) of the 'flop.. lion of no hill Means to obtain a Innittrity of vote*. a partial illuminati tttt seats *sib:4oBolrd for a gem ral our. The Noble Peer (Lord Ya ttorough). still inure ilketu .lly to (rater his cosicurreisce as It the general public fseling on this isittrestiog even , . li.s sluice presented. through the medians .4 Alr. ll:itle.ita anutaii., a princely Kn . ! of 511/. for Matti. bonus. ts 1111 l togst the lu*er classes in B.igg. 11sittiVe ItA , Ers.—Friday the 17th was ushered its wilit Merry prods; it bonfire was on:otie of wonot stud Colas. ei•. , ..:0s by the inhal.i.uots and a tai sheep sea. roasted ah le for the populace. A bawl of moeic is pouCtltird from a distance of nine miles for Ihe esetsiog 11.11%001e ; and .tts tut 11411 f*ist love.. .'duck a tio:tire. riegAntly ilrowtot, new. tAt 41 with laurel anti artificial tluerSr.„ represent it% her Aiaj, s it, it pi.Wcll In a l'i.alr catered Mali C5llll. S.st!, NMI cars le ii by four mew. Two flags *HIP suit able sit.cript weir di played. :tool laf.barlets :Ind .1 ionolotiooloo of Intl has gore light to the scene. At a short distance frulll the Quern, with his bock towards her, al. 4 Illgy of Nlosjoccht was 4.llrtnol. smutting live sorrows of poirchisseist. on which were noentird. treuclury. eurroplion, bribery, eoespi. tarp, perjury. 0.1 the rostra of the 'procession to the Alarket.phice, the witness was beheaded, asol then,' with site gierts tong. Cast into the tire. AL three •• • clorl; oil Solara:6y worinna Ilse sign:4l°lor re. this% tea. give.. lit It 1%4111. ausal Al 111.pervcd 111 r• air. The females air so have te,s a ii 'cakes at a tipore !line. and in sit in cosmeil sag: Ots lilailtitue De t„ alit, I:: to be mule ep her the umasicii. I InftNit'A . tir I.E.—A lief issue .lair ball-iiitgssig. &e. the illssmithittun was on al.r. slat. and "Vic" UMW at.ci Spirit vitas dtsplayed. lii the meriting Major...hi mail Dessuim write placed in the coach. Ihouse sit rite Cringe Ito. aim a guard over tikes. At twelve o'clock 4 orrucriuti ts,ok pl ice stf lumen:to, wilt nosh kca wad the retreat clubs Z~~. Ake.A_Abtoolitt the lowa. - The iteetieveett 1 i t " sod it" mo the ceschtlteeae weft ibitil pieced to 111 auto iihieemird by ea " ttlieer"• holding a t: f ilthe VMS fie ow • poi, cud smother drehord its s kat • *leek et: t irlyet cap. premising to them. Aft of the Mao psth the calprsto. " t. OMNI soil his officers dram up between the Rill sod the Red Lion ion% awl th,re, on a Mihies or greet height, Sigser end illoileme were niviled into the sit, the *rem lung dangling he. tereiti theta. One handled stmt two pere•ne theft dotted at the Uteri'', where two h s uldi of music attended. Al four * o'clock a large hellfire wet nerdy. met ithrirlet To uch nth the gi b et wee relieved and the Ire fed. At ex the order fur illensiridttirg was uesierully etivouleti tr..--The eteiiiir" don't with e, greet Intrupwr, suet not 9 Nestle rev . ..kilt occurred. [To Oust exceunt :rasa our nint..l CorteilpOlideot. Mr shield Odd that 34 creeepia.i.il one, wriiiiig on I il.fferent wired, ItioaftVe.—" It is tliffieUlt to ile eesibe the ferliuge with which 'wine or the 111113- bitaots hestd the tolling of the ()torch bil dirruig the mark execitii 0000 of she lan fri s h.fiv.: -u rely op ; was initialing the ludicriurs mill the ,nil 5110,1 indecently, anti reilecte etiu.ille nu the want ur reliximer feeling. and the neglect of 1110 Sr IVIII) kid . atitlnuity to stop bitch protenstimi."] -- • A t.roau.--The illumination in the town on Fri dsy night, the 17• h tou.t, •u genre•►!, that «vett the Cherch, the N.elwr►al Schaul, anti the 3lrtha rli►t Chapel. were all well ligh•ed. A pruei.4cion of an iftsmaing kind. and well arrniige.!„ f ora:ly enlivened the serer. A grorili, crio.i.hite, a r le. mole. pers,atatiog the gore'', grated on a thrmitg, attended by two other•; cc Paws tr, ilonneur, having in llnir rear two Counsellor* in Cull attire, arranged on a platform, were drawls through the strreta, accompanied by horsemen, torches, him sic, &c. The cArliage, or pluton'', 'wing; on wheels, was drown to all It .rtg of the town, preceded by a person drecerd in field oflicer't; uniform. mollested on a white burr, and who, oa her Maieatt 's Champion, rode before the Qme:.; pretede4t also by a large guru hag, covera.l with' appropriate placarrb. carried 'aloft if, .h• air ON I pole. The rear was brought up by four stout nn.:t br..riug a gibbet, to whit l) wa. otarouttr! I.y N CLAN the rfftg)• of Nl.ijocriti„ which was at :1,1 blown op with gunpowder iu Ihr atket-place.— The e.det tan:log.la thus afforded to an, intinen.e multitude was estrenir. The whoLe pascrrl off INttarel good humour, and without the dhghtert 11110, chief accolero. LouTu.—Th, news was received at Louth with that trinper a.,(1 Iwideration which coaracterivi 111 tuliahitants; all parties teemed to enjoy tioi; ar t *. timents unmolested. Ott the arrival of the moil Oil Stitutday the Itth. mid during the sv:iole of Mimilay the bell. were rung, and in Slur rile 00000 g of the latter diy there was a bonfire s and the streets were paraded with fins col torches moil about ten o'clock, when the multitude retired peaceably to their houses. WARRHAM. DORSET; (RXTRACT raw% A PRIVATE LETTER.) The frolure of the late unconstitutional attempt to degrade her Majesty was celebrated here un Tuesday ...veering. the 21.1 November, in a manner spirtiedi a. to irrtiVe pretty strongly the serannew of its iiihrbitatita toward* per-cented innocence, which to the everlasting honour of the nation has liven shielded and protected ley the %-oice of th e people ' nit 111.3fPiliAttoll WAS not only genera!, but it was oiriversal ; nut u aiintte house was deficient in the expre.sion of public joy. Large houghs of laurel- snit evergreens &courted the lio.its of molly of the houses, and if the Lord Chauceßrie (who has • seat near us) had been here, his Lord-hip would, no doubt, have been gratifirri by si , !‘‘ tog molly loyal and ap propriate trinapirreilimes, and would hove joined in the gsneral exultstion riveted by tile isatiorr'is Its urtiph and hi. own defeat. A baud of music pa lradrd rir ret t., and not n single trait of disorder ly or is:loround fseling discovered itself ihrnugh. out the eve g. The Loin-s ware not backward in notifying their joy at tae tutlinsia-m displayed in favour of their injured Queen. Parties panne nailed the streets, and it may be truly said, that this little town exhibited a scene of gaiety end goad 1111 l our inferior to omit in the county. %Veil did Lord Liverpool the +i-use a th e Coun t r y was agsiost the Bill ! for what father. mother, brother, or sister, could I .1011rstly be I,r it ? At liorlie.ter, uo our of the dayi of nip:424)g for the Ql:l:EN'i triumph. the Colierisl of the gurrit.ou, without the ottoillest nutter. tient a (2apt..iii and his comilwitY, with the compltioriste of the- General, to the Xlavor, and he hod vela him and his torn to be pieced wider the Mayor's eomi t uti,d. mo d I s is orders were to olkey the Mayor. The Mayor. F. PATTEN, E-14. w Co the wurieret imlig..atior, replied to the Grorrel's (towage; :sod after telling the officer he woe surprised a? Ow emillort of the General. lrom whom lir needed oo,uppott, time rtkprrs-eil : " You way. Ste, 1 cut to emlitiothil you ?"-..“ Sir."..-" Theis I order you to rein.n to the place fume whence y..ti came." The Captain tortird tuktud to hie mei.. and gave s• Shoulder arm., to the right fice, mock" Ile aro coo. eluded ilie milder istirrfri, tier ear .1%.1*. but 'donut aloe O ' ClOrk an ufhr, r of thr r.! v police brought the Moyor inform:atom flirt SWIM' id the tuditory were t•till p..strgi 111 die lower tom of the city. The ii.iiiv•isot tit t:.is to tido. us !tom, drut if they did vol iadanfly de part. he i”orild ei.sne in person. disnrin thew, dud commit ferry mats In the tenni:ow gond. Thry in stantly itriouted.—(Aewlish Chrunicle.l Mr. V A !IDELVUR i• the new SeriYgillt.Srfie:lllt I.lrEltOY will lir the new !Lean. if not ti:siinie lilt juilici•il functions in the Court t E%eli, titter. The I.ouu ('IiANCS:I.I.OII hid tor insulter oi• busiorNe on ) reterday. or Thur•thy ; tin ‘Vrtliirmiay lie did not 5:1...,.ir an butt., and 0. it ..11.— ( Thildirs tree:hoses dimenid.) PRICE OF STOCKS YFATERDAY. Hall III4k 3 prr Ct. 1tr41.... 641 i I India 11...tdi5"14 45 yr. 3 pro Ct. Cow... li9i3l'i I F. Bills. g.... 3 I pr. 31 per Crest 7711 I Omstiss!al 4 prr Cour~ S per Ct. N. Ate. 10511 I J j SARI. OP DAMAN?. Died Wedgies/ay NO. Witort. hit uwaiship'4 •we.e 'Memoir, the Welt Otwey C.Ri. V int of A Droste, in the 331 rental hi. net. tips Loor.leirop nicree4r4 OWN,. the late Earl, in 1504. susortied iM 11117, Cat arise; eldest dawebter .1 If swim PI. O'Clowsw, Arrgerl,,Vo CASE OP tr e m er t a y ',e a s i est an Iniporntion was taken at Ike Lon. ikon Coffee-house. na Ilrr 1...1•441114 regal. before Twomas Sism.Tolt. Esq. Ciarooer foe ,!.e Cloy of Lonlo• roues of fikrotharark, on Ike body of Ile. rhos a Laissea,, a tine yottuse man, nee.; 31. It a ppeared in re s at-o % that the ileerser4 had been for • Mt in a dr:pond...a aisle. is cosisrmsrisea of tits !miring abre ..... t•.l from his I , taking awl. lons a !arse awn of thou , y twhoocine to hi. rithri., which he I r.titonz wnrura of the town in !borer...tract, '• taken 0, Li. resideorr. aoA that in this state o'f 1 •nallowe•t lie Jun. Ji.etitsion, refighting a ve• •. Ike derenierl. lAr;no •!••raitgcd state effiaihd, and therry cay.real bit deufh. ~..~: tald.V.l. Ulu MINISTRY. The report or ye.te.ilay was stranger than evee, 141.1 /liiii.terri were so dirtoi'qed that it might tru,,, the Gov, re,m , lgt ' , so in .1 !rate of tihry.ric , . T%-• eunferettee of Lord Grew o!le on Si.ititrilty hit to IM' ronelitriLin—that Nohle Peron° bring himself, front the Nf...te of In• hialth, unable tar take an efficient ether ; and hrtoK caste, veil that he teal. PO pasty nt flirio4l.; it. either House that could s•rengthen the ieusoitut of the present Arltuinistrir tioll, If left b%• the I:•,1 .11 Idarriarol, of Ifir. rotrhy, slid 1J r. IP II I I tenderei their rreigtiation, ceutif g tr. ha llajrdy uu bone (A intent-lid in irettteverrog to the eyetetu rltirh hi. tak• is fonts hie OWle•140 the eteifidence uC 14 e people. It was said 1:...t the King hail igloo sea: tar E.?! Speller?. We are pelioadrol that t;,.. Noble E iri Kier Asierity I rat, per aria. and A dry or tw, Ito doubt, Finnic :Omni • Odle r IlgefIli•Ilt hilt MI-tiler it Owl he '0 air a il 3 .l 3 eii,in o f it,. c..noiry, rr preliunir not to corierture.—f !Japer.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PoiITOMOUTII, Illorrunt Arrivett the Admiral Cotithairti, Ilrogg., from. I.Uwtl,Hl tar South Aturetca ; a..J lirreesoick, Brown, Crum &lewd. rLYWOUTII. tlOYßllt[t 'n. Arrived the Aid, Bailey. from lionttaras fur L0u441., ; Trader, Dennis ; awl William, aurklork, fins* Lithou for LonJula Itothertintl, from Loudon foe St. VII,. tent's; Elizebeth, tiitl , Gout &layette; Nelson, from fairtosiehi ; Sneers*. Toresee, foram Nesrforaotnand ; out! Cltraatiau, G. 14, hoot Neville. FALMOUTH. NOVEIMITR ?S. Arrived the Nodose packet wish 4 email from New York— sailed 3d inst. The &Smooth packet was gouts as 34 she was ousniug out. 1101171111,11 PA. Arrived lust eight the Salto. Jobusen, frees Petersburg's. anti muted for Plymouth. 'stns., movansaa W. The Truro, Millet, kora Shields for Ltiodoo, got os awry on the !niter Ranks ow !Wonky eveaiug. She is full a tester and eill probably be a wreck. sewtuivca, waveless* ?IL A cask ef French wine was picked ep ea t►e lkk iwet. etsarked L. B. R. Ullate. A few beadiest weielstes4 tallow were picked ep on Seeds, at CllClLeaffill with the head of a cask marked H. Ne. 13. CORN EXCRAVGI, Novsaiast 29. A considerable quantity ne Wheat remake's' over fres Muuday's market, for which these was little or sio deemed Ibis morning, as only a few pocked samples could be sais. posed of, and foe which Monday's prices were o►taieed, but au offers were made fur the ordinary qualities. Fine Earley supports Mouday's piers, although the supply was taste from Norfolk and Suffolk, bet chießy caesium; of ordinary quality, for which there was us devised. In Beaus, Peeve, and Oats, there is am alteration. COAL MARKET, Nevinista ?P. Ship* at Market. Shire mold. Price. 4$J Nerve ta11, 14 Sunderland ....... 12 i ktGae Coal BIRTH. Yesterday, the Lady of Rowland Algou, E.g. of a um. MARRIAGE. At Wrexham, on the '23d instant, by the Rev. Robert Wynne Eyton,, Vicar of Llangollen, the Rev. N Rnierts, of Tievedrid, Montituntesyshire, and C:•Glans, O..e.try, to Erasers, third danohter of the late Julia Matthews, Esq. of Plas Buster., in the County of Denbigh-. DEATH. On the 26th instant, at Soetbaraptes, aged 16, Framers Aunt Hautioid, I Meat daughter of Philip Hauread, F.M. &tar Imo, Norfolk. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 37 ■fter 9. I Engin 3 otter 10. LOCK awl SURGICAL. DISPENSARY.- Hli Royal Hickrins the Doke of York, Presidetst— Governors, Earl of hgremost ; Etel of Leitrim; Hun. Co lima J. Barry, AI P.; J. Lstouelie, M.P.—Stratmos, Meant. K. sod HERMAN, Members of the Royal College, LOn. doost.—The treatment of those thunders, the comtegunsee of early passions and jurroile iothscrettout, has (tonally bees coolosisiered so simple, as to became the batistes of the must illiterate preteadrrs, soil her too tales twee attempted by patients' themselves. What is the tosforintate molt ruin of ensislslulstoti irretrievable lose of heed., 044 rntaskd the habit., which produce a life of lin gerisie pais and consists.' misery. Were the yams( awl mo wn) sot both scot, totheinitiv aware, wises they fall into i . u rt s misfortune, sof the real kosowledie aed experience r. qUireel fur their treatment, flora would be stoical, east to 14 hum they runtish d tiwoco-Is coo. Il wu the n tome •Lirls tiro established, under Royal Patrussao, above lissaitutime. The ties two. (after as ontsettsive so various climate.) have beta sear ierealy years at the load of this Eatablialweeitt, where Ilene are uneasily eared no less shut 1,000 patents, amorogsl whom emoptaiets may be Fisted sumo of tlw cans of LAM, Stricture., Lhisility, and other supposed incorabk affertruos of the ge. Detente isrga.ia, which have been loom nnonwt, mi d n ow . phirl) surd, its the ptsfrrl tusi.f.c•hoss of the ration , . with th,ot delicacy, uric.), «i5311.....h0r which 11 so Ilttr• • easy 114 ill 1/161111.1100 , 11, Menus K. awl HERMAN wily tar cossetted as lineal by bush sears, at P.s. gl, Lower Challuttraiireat,. itedfard. I.llllllfr ; wits re Letters flows Tow• sad Cossny are So be ad d.eausl, sod if, tweenary aolvore as/ sursheises silt be 'eons, or sew to any part of the United Kaneydrott. Just published. by Meows. K. tad Ileemes, Wet 4s. Second Editions, Practical Obeervissiessa ea the above Pe irsteli sod Poilisbed at Toe Santis TRIM sod Tots Glow Ne. 127, Stasi, by C. CORNWELL, N' the Stowed. fr. t' ~r r . A.