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

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CEO 441: tAy e.101,;(1, i• kt• Willy die err ny ear u mar ,ailed tr . :: 45 , corm er get,. ; ere rs . as: cre aria re, I,e caul, at barn - + at 6,1 4.51.- . 14. 1.10.1 c! !AMA f +~se•esbred tip eke of 1,11..± !..nrcer qtr - .1 ins 11112C4i AL the rwoatiik V . C4irible ttia • 6! fr.:lt. - 'ewe ahnOi 'coat L.: eswctral t a It.aGirSce - tric cOxw s rt lie emi r:, 45. i., t re 'lrgiLfirltrea aid cart: (lOC. Itc, • zive reps mar sib ands ot:y harm price fur an girt !rare opetird jar this markt.: st flirty • 4f:cr6 ma ; bet. theczir a4urittrd (.e is iorie:vi i .Iw.ttoe isT ee its - w4mPw, let Du3fra wer3tert ars!' cm ft. todard for the Soriittr:4" War lA . for he 4re44e.re.l was <Klti • in rim wary at tine *I trarrel dams el. al, enticloitairms, i,e ass& it setai▪ 4W be earmitit.ro6 41441 cwielle see rarr regrafrtrri boo a d,m4544 a w irm pp*. 13r. 13. smith iit.l cal •tioir sneer') .1.11 mins* she f.irnve •It but • 'mitt 4ritlirl.) IL: IiSS maul energrie rrAel farr:itite it weaned. tbo I.4ve <oed . .a.raMerrattle 'ts , .44s • on 71st _ _ IIds,.•COLLIf rep't4 at actme leir,olt to Mt* ROW Sil —he tYwiatievA 44re i re. Mortis:l.:A NIT thing- f9t vs:(1, f,yr he had only drawn our% iufttivitreteforit the facto he had stated, its sini• matt of i•ettlittneat de. He bad heard no rod teoNsai iiisind so ar.coutot at by th r ee a h au ld 1301.. suck • cerium 61kt-elite bete-ern List wirer its a,nt4 Cat's bizacketr. Mr. Melissa spe b ruse sod 4si 4, he was orr«•il ling to to lie sip Ott titme.of the sleeting. be t he to reply to 4 , ofue of the oesuernentst that bed lseett suede. It west stalrd, timat- their house mode ea sprat esieutation.olaiscrer. ensilit assure tlx sootesog this was exisiesseit to the South of Ireland, fit perhaps seithitw3o nrs4o miles of Cork. The latices of bstiey ogee f ORS of Leioster were not so bight as in Corkehisid the sup'ply of the Dahlui *egress wens astray tereited from the county of %litZwfattl. Asaiu4se eliould repeat, when satiny of the other bosses of •Cork had lint breonse pur afters of barley, it • was insiloostittle for his house to cosatinue to be alroostithe exclusive siorchaset«: Alter coosideneblf furifter ,in which Mt: Collis, Mr, Stiumilik Colonel Illocidee, Mr. J. MoCattv, Doctori•ll:Priesty, Mr. Mamie, lioctur tiseedler , , Mr. Ilktf.:Alsghoo.. jun. Mr: Travers. Mr.-Lsthain, Mr;2B. lane, and tome odter Gets. el -nett took a part.d... •• • Colonel. Hotatsca4N6Wesi. the three first Resolu: tianN, which . swerachrlits?houtted sod carried. tC .itesolotion 11Fittftke8 framed on the suggestion of Ihr.lectsitts,_ retfierifilng • the striking 'the A se. rages; the trEe lteptirtiflon•of Trish Spirit« to lanttrudi the teleseiiing of Corn its• Englats"l, wad . was Muni* to tie pct.-hilt ovate sante farther ets4ssaation. Mr. Collie eaten & .hat lite latter point, as.wefl as hes 6 tat .litesolitiort._slioultl liearnittrd, andAirteh thus alterettolr - the K t :solution logs-ed. Doctor O'Lsiatrpr esedv Wiselotion on the subjecir of .the COMM InktiAll. Of tithes. which tray sieofirted by Mr. IViNitars, but wO switlidrswir afire eione disctunisn.•' • : A Petition to the. flossirdf Cutanions. grounded (wiliest sewers! Resolutions snit then pirodoced by Mr. TI r:wr.Mtl AM. read to fife meeting, -and utnii ni•bitry adopted. Sorne-other routine 4,usinees• hactog been gene' tittingli. Load Carbery left the Chalr. end Col. Haler itsvieg been called theeeto, the voenizniss thanks of ii.e meeting were given twills Loidship f e r.his dignified and proper eondoct in the Choir. -!'lie sleeting id hied at a gustier to fee o'clock. ...". . .. ..e. pa oc 1 - IF . doiroln E. **et EII - 1 r t r ' " s :,- .. •.. ' ;t T:PAI 4 I4"S. 4.- $ " -1. • Veateellay l!eing aliplisited by her ?dainty fist icaarridetelleltract her itnesti a a of alien d iag 13 tvioe 'Serojee.ut Are IlletropolitinClesncii of St. Paul, to ... retsEtt! , ..iil4{. A 41iQGcrl for fll•Yeickreeeived frogs hire. .iiar...ticsiiorly an the vindication of bee iseoeenee and itl.ie retest tcialoph over her versocators, the whutle . fiee di the cnsatty for several miles( resod Ilse stet roonlig fr.eseirted at se ready hear a I memo( la stommi hostile sod *minty. along every food 2eadittg to the 415ec:14(.410t the bona might ire seen in listened metes vehicles of every deter's. tiers. apvral?e'ssheily Sil!od with perilous of every ib...14 Mr. lik T i eritertision. st,6 wee lasses of eager pedestrians, o d xge ..k,vie,vs looks owl buoy liii.ori, evinced the Zees znd {:rely intereet they felt is the. animated 41:4W1C 4 It•y mere eromelieig to erienese. The town ite4f. i t murk wail as it ham lately Lesen Nate , r.Kiret air! toilette of proemennis of various kinds, is boaster of the dletstrious eloject of the relentless and 1 per , evering hostility of power, whose TaliCollc is el usfitd by autheeg hat the amkeut,tlie estbssiastir •aftwthoieet ri the people Is tier room, vine on able ...re oiva eaa oppeseauce of estimative far reef eding .iset sleek any forever mlXßltiiril had witnessed. sod .31.0/2:3 4,c'oaxS the porr:ore of lingusge adequately to dericreire. Not a levee', net a lane, oat au alley ties*: /o eviie:4l snip-!•,t not toe perceived, is rapid T.. Ti..:•., to a ulnas 4-oi"iii isf the line far the intended ' moo. Viler, ...sem4:::Larsd crowds of every aleeerip- tie esi . 4 sertove elm' lied is limit beat attire, and ltszleak , l o it* *view favour( mid sprigs of laurel. : fa eetev ~iieeetion might be stela and beard the i arsevietz "4 -a , llltlesr brenere an d vir,s, nod the varied ~s.s:l„.fte el' every air cAstissed to ea ' nite,,,Ael to express the 'e.ialtstiou of the peopte'a mood.. or t!e: aztely: toed 4111141eT411111 4/1/414 , C11 of ; Fr.;.Pf.fry 4;,1,..!: , e4:•tNY 1.1:11ttf t Clots, end Assisted Asti ens, were :Leareilaing in procession with tlieir I reepect,ee ennoble earl hands of metric, iu order to ieie o di: 'seer tel; ow citizens in the rapturous die ' I,:foy et the i r ear:. at the triumph of innocence owe 1 oppieeriam, *eel of their first, their warm, 'their ' t 4144,14.4.1.1 41%d i istmg i as:Wry slid stimisment to their i pit - enrol , sl 44 use u. A body of hoesemen, consistin-g of ceie,..esizeti, *revel:Aim. :ntl trolearnen, well 1 eievo . ..,t3 :loft /2i-el:reed vitabows of ivhite tibben l et 1 . . et' .9 breauic, aid suite rosettes at their horses' iwads", ate:Quoting it. smother is from fear t• Girt 1 loved:ed, farmed under (he orders of Sir Robert ; Ureleen i* the florae-milial ie flyde Peric, lirdieg Idime Gnat ti:t• I)ti'.e of Wel ling - tales house towards . 11:r barnti In of the Life Guards. At ten o'clock tLey tlitrriteCi lOU/ PKV46 illy 441 a clue colriess of (nue is :rout, where they baited under the ems. mead of Sir Galled Noel, to await the canting op of s; Si the Queeier carnage, while i Rubin Wilson, with the eleinitafton of Stewards Vile 4111 d been suspended to emend the carriage, 1 bra ...ester! ruirorda Kmoingtom to meet her Ma jrsty. Tie app,:irairece ti the whole live of 1 nerd, frays Noah End turnpike to Charing -trees. lc this gale presented au emerge-sure the most int p ining that eve ever ',dunned. Clusters of tiger spectator. bong on every tree: the balconies, 1 the .eilgißM... the tools of nearly every hotly 1 *toe crowded. The dull and hollow insomnia of the 4. Great Captain of the age." ut the corner of illyric !'Ark, those of a fix either worthies its the I same urighbourbood, the Guards' Club-Imam in St. James's-4feet, snd the homes of mine few of the royal tradstimets, were the ouly ones within one observation which appeared to sympathise with the italoce of her Alajeste's Royal Husband in Pull man. the sullen gloom of which seemed to in crease aide the 'rising gladsmos of the *erne wishont. %V . /tit these exceptions, the whole 111:e of building.) was filled with spectators, and never was eritnet.ed au assemblage of beauty told ries gaoce more brdlistit, move confirming, or more imporitv, thau that which thronged the windows and liaitnnits on this occasion'. We were highly gettified to observe, and the people remarked with evident satisfaction, an elegant company of Ladies and Gentlentru anienihled in the balcony of Lair Royal Highness the Duke of Oloncester's house, at tlw corner of Pcrk.laiw, in Piccadilly, who mewed t o participate iu the vivacity of the cur roundiog multioude. The road and the streets were tilled with spectators on foot, and one un broken triple line of carriages, caravan., carts, an d waggon', filled with perions of every size, axe. vex, nod canditiOn, flanked the way front flyde Park-corner to the Strand. About half-past ten the sound of tile trumpet. announced tier Alii jeety'll arrival eat 11)de lark-corner, when the ca. velem* moved forward amidst the united shouts and plaudits of the-IMA concourse asertobled at that point in the following Trumpeters on borsebark. Sir Gerard Noel. Stewards with white wands, Gar lament Thee, Trompeter,. Column of Gentlemen oa loarsehark, four abreast, about 100 in number. There Trumpeters. Sir Robert ' . Stewards with white wands, four it-bre:sat. an4sajesev's carriage. turroueded by f :rot leinen on bone , !ask with white venial, rontai ii tt g her Majesty, nerwaspanieml by Lady Ann Ilamiltou. Stewards with white armfuls, four iihrekst. • Three Trif nopctris Gentlemen front the western party of the county on horse. back, four abreast, in imintser about 500. Several carriages followed in line, containing seve ral very elegantly dresscd females, decorated with Ii , - "laite Lamar, solo inteLled to sccomptnt - 3ier • "Majesty iota the cathedral. Al the cayelcade pro •ceeded, the applauding shoots which case from the =altitudes that lined the street. to deet its elEy ioroach were loud and • korressive beyond all we . er er heard ; and the scene presented by .the way. ing of . itaudlarolieli s t.tiOwla, and ;sonnet% trona the .'roakonies„ «intim:is. and istrose•tops. at well as from vehicle* Slled with opectasors by the road side, exoeerlad in etiolation all rower of de-erip tioa. As they *tooted the front of Carlton-souse the whole cavalier& waved titre( hat 4 anti ( 4 1erred, the onus of alert/tours «hick filled Pall-raid!. Waterloo-pbsoa, and Cwreatry-streerrloating lo the about. The preeesiew entered the Strand shoot eleven o'clocir. It wee preeerted lis e asiseeilariewes crowd of the repolece. wiech formed unit were the veognerd. Moray of the diepiayed bows of while ribbon. and others leaves of laurel. Freni the exereeive imeseore it we.* verviee of danger. There were very few females • ewe* therm. The reweee sien wee led by a Genttestae nrenoted on a while horse, followed vy eerier*/ trouipziers and hen- The ant was the British Lion reseed; next was a lageontainnag a full-length figure of Britastuia. wi'b *nether of the Queer* stouditig at her ride, and the fellwai ne inecription :—" Briione, txbold yowr Qiteesi!"—There were several ether gage •in this group, one of three with the fol lowing inve:nptiou- 0 buweenre will triumph a Ise." Then ranee the geutlemen nate-need nit bnoteback, feu: deep. Thry ail wore boucle," of *bite ribloon at their breezes, anti the horsier heads were decorated with rosettes of the same. The rear divisien 4.f them cdowisred of the Co!**- ttrittee who managed tie proceesion, distiregoithed from the rest by white watitte, 'mod *mate of them wearilig itasibet of white 'aibbott. They amounted to beteeta 5 and 60. men, and made a very baud entise appearance. Theta clone the Queen in fur *tete carnage, draww by *ix bruutifial bay horses. with her servants in cord liveries. Sir Robert %I'd son rode ou the tight hated side of the carriage, rather iw advisee* of the body of the coach. It was &Mowed by two other close cirrriae s es, core. !vein tome of her Msjesty's **toe, and Mr. lioisisuuse. Mr. Peter Mo•ore, accompanied by three indite, neat follaweti in •n °pet* totls's. A .cavalcade of about SOO horsemen. /Our dere. followed remedy 'ist the same order. and deco. rated like those who preceded the Royal carriage. They were succeeded by a considerable number of men en foot, beerier, • large number of the benuers of the frtittidly Societies autl other Depteatinns that had *already preseured Addresses to her Majesty. The bsemele anti flags of this group, consist:gig of all the colours of the raiiiboo, had a splendid effect. They were so thickly set they looked like a tulip-bed its full bloom. A large 'lewd of pedestrisns, and leveed carriages of various descrip. thous. brought up the rear. At Teasple.bor the pmceesion was met by the lend Itleyor, *cetera( Aldermen am! Common Councilmen, in their robe., who conducted her Majesty to St. Maul's. The hue of wore-ohm Item Brandearbuegli I was down Piccetfilly, St. Jnines'..etreet, l'all-in Coekspur, Charing-cross, the Strand. Flret-street. and Luilgate-street. Part of it was lined ou eels .side by member?* of the several deputation' which bad recently addeerverl her ItilNiestr at linonlettleegli House. Of these. the Coopers and Smyrna, with bands of music, and iiittnerous hand-ome flags, ' passed down the Strand ;about ten o'clock. St. James's-street was completely lined in this manner, with the several ft age flying an each side. Pecca. dely and Pall-ruall were also hued in the same way, hut only imPrefectly. Carriages of various wherever they were sllowed to stand, filled up the intervals. They cone:toed of every sort .if vehicle. carts, coaches, dente ts, &c. some tilled with compsey, inisious for a view of the proving scene, and others on epeculation fur hire. The flag-ways were also filled with people, and the eitidows and balconies every where crowded %4 ith spectators, chiefly females. elegautly dressed, many of them wearing favours and medallions of the Quetta. The crowd in the streets nlio displayed no incousideralee portion of appropriate (augments, they being tra versed by little boys selling laurel attd bates of white ribbon with a medallion of the Queen in the ceate. These were sold at tenepence a piece. As the royal carnage passed along it was loudly greeted by acclantrtious. the Ladies waving their handkerchiefs, and the air resounding wills shouts of jot and corgratoletion. it vies a most enliven ing and enthustastac ecerie. The *hole was coll. ducted in the best possible order ; and notwith staiitlisig the extent of the multitude, and the pe. rilous situations merely of them were tempted ty their curiosity to occupy, we leave not heard of any serious accident. tbect. About a quarter past two the procession returned in the saute order in which it went to St. Paul's.— The Queen's ce►rirge was open. hi the interval Iwtevern the pn•iog of the pro cession mud its return front St. Paul's. the spectators in the streets kept their *bilious. Ti.. itinerant merchants Amid a ready sale for their fruit sad cakes, and baud. or music contributed to enliven the acetic. THE CIIIIRCII. The moat efficient regulations were established for the ordination of the interior of the Cathedral, so as preserve in the midst of so great tumult the • • ) k 1 . 41 / 4 decorum lee tr, religion et peace end lann;iTity: Large bide, of :4- :rertable tradesarer. r,f the City served as tecisl constables, and guardrd tilt As avenues and gates e( the Chinch, 611C1 enforced the Traditions of entrance wloich had been previously determined oat. The number of per sons admitted within the wane of the Cathedral he fore 11 - Ahlott was ceusellsoutly very tornallt The Counnistee et Common Councilmen field the -choir strictly wader their command. As it reepared a distinct order of admission to rater the Chun la yard., sk• Church itself, sod the clinic, the comber persons admitted iota, the taster talire before the hear of elevess o'clock, was contperstirety small. The greater part of them were females of an appear once laigaldy ecspectehle. After ths time, the con reegatiml grodeally increased untilwelasurter before twelve. et 'Oriels time eate niosnentary tomuit is the nave of the Church heal to a belief that hrr Nlaierty bad artivrA. The stalls, gailerie, awl Soar of the choir were tutor nearly Alkyl. A menag thew peered were reversal of her 'llairjesay's mite. Lieutceseats Flynn sad liesvinnA, and Air. Austin were these. TlteCommitteettf Ladies, nmontling to 130, olio .; bad otatiertaken to attend her fdajesty, now videos d the Church, ()rested nll iu white, and most of them covered With veil, and their hair awd waists deco sated with blanche* of white rib;an.i. They tvere ushered into the choir, and lock the grins appropri :tied to 4 hew, lutterre•ii the altar accl the p.dpit. I he lino: had arched. for the set vire to tve.zio, mid her Majesty had not ariived. 1)•. Cit itesilieteeistry, mitered one of the pews and a ddreas io those of the COMM:Met' 17;10 were lotrw.o. it e e. G en it v c ; ~!'s w ard with fotve anitistk that H had li«en ,reed RR the rat, fit Iv•tove to open tile gales of the Charch to the public at a tioniter before twelve, that time lea I passe I ; it w.-s thew riling on to owe o'clock was in truth Pee (ninon..niter 12), and the littltlic were ex cluded. The COlTlMittre 1/1.4 c o rk sl a : r ies w e r e. therefore, acting OR their 41,11 authority in so ing, and must be answerable for it to o should complain. Tin. Rev. Gentleman 11:ris te tired. SRI/re finarri gime, but R i. , erese •f religious propriety ce cptc<lllsr pot au end to thrift., Al toitentes past It a stir and withont atinintintsl bee Mujeaty's oirival to those a•se'itililel iw the choir. Ili • few mi times after the wain{; <loon Wirt: effected her Ilvinjesty wan ushered irate the church •by the Lord Mayor, tissisited by Alderman' Wood, t Ite Officers of the Corporation, the persons of the hooselndal, all in their civic robe'', and Weir., ing large white favours. The way was marsball-d by the Committee of ';;ominous Council in 'licit tuarvtine gowns, bearing white wands, the upper part of which wan glided, and etiwreat bed with my rile flowers:, fastened at the top with cost's of white rib /amid. She nitsot tended by her Viee-Chamberlain, Lady Ann flamittoss, Sir Robert Mr. flume, Mr. Iltdiliouse, Sir Gerard Noel, and oth, r distilltuisitra focrtiloigev. lire Pla . j-sty walked slowly and erilermily up the nave and cheir to Cie twat appointerffor lie:. end to which she wcet V 1 ,4 ttrtrel lay I are gentlemen elie.itty mentionwid. Lady Aiin liamiltnn was cm the Queen's tight, and Sir Robert %Vasco's od her left. Ott Lady A MI Il.rttr,lt.ni r 101( was !tlr. Male, rind cm Sir Robert lVil, , ites lift Mr. liolclinc;e, iu full tenet thrma. Mr. lieppel Crate* ?Ailed &dos, in front of her Maj-icy. flaring left the Queen .seatetl, the Lard Ma - nr, followed by the Aldermen and ('ity Olficers, pro creche) to the oppotite site of the choir and took Itis seat, Mr. Aldermen %Voc' lying 011 114 left, and Sheriffsi Witithur in and Wilhelm, and their Under-Sheriffs on she left of Alderman iVontl. The Members of the Otirporation who were pre. sent then arretigell themselves in . their proper placea. The deputation of Ladies, who previously sat on the forms in front el the communion-table, tine removed to the side seats, on rack side of the pulpit. liter Majesty and suite having taken their scrota, the service, uhids was read lay Nlr. Haves, at !Meer Canon, couintenerd. Dr. I/melte' took his private seat at the end of the chair. (lee Majesty was drees ed in a beautiful white cloth pelisse, a close turban bead-dress of pink. over which a veil fell mid cover ed her . bust. Her Majesty displayed the most hum ble and marked devotion. This bei ng one of th e days for the performance of the Litany, that ser vice was chaunted accordingly. The congregation waited for the prayer wherein her Majesty's name ought to have been pronounced with great anxiety. The officiating Clergymen, bower:a., skipped over it, saying simply " That it may p!c4se thee to bleat and preserve all tke /loyal Family."— Mar disappointed, the congregation next awaited the Nun of Thanksgiving. but not a word was said beyond the ordinary service. Even the passage which is appended for particular occasions, such as ibis might le considered, was omitted. The service terminated. and the organist played au anthem. Iler Majesty sat until it was nearly concleded. The deputation of Ladies moved to wards the doisr of the choir. and lined a passage. through which bee Majesty was to walk on proceed. iug to her carriage. The Corporation, Choir. &e. preceded the gees on her return in the ,sine order us nn her entranee--the Lord Mayor walking on the Queen's left, and Mr. Alderman lVorict walking backwards before her Alajccty to make way through the people, itilseqweareii retina her es site irsoril, r..qering ep their benedictions I dind prayers for her vast anti futime voter -lion ‘llbwisie Prositirrier. I Iry Niairaty graciously ticlownvirrigeil these Ibflection ow) duty pith ittf INCCiralained IClVCCfahlpri and contlrset . insion. As ili Quern proceeded to tl.r sorest entrance. along lire nitre, the errtitstion Larftes aerotrocnosieil her. Vie entered her coact.; the suite aril the Corporation full*" rd. The *ilea of the Cl inch-yard were sponed—tiir eavolcatie Garnett—the prnerasiors elovrifl fnnrard— Khd.!, as it «lovely eimolvd tht(rugh the cow I le.. hooht grolterid iii tthe. titrert sorrel*, i,hoot mod waving of Sap sod hoottkorrieief.—vve-y t• in short 1d loyal real that crterld Iwrxkintrtt bow I.l4lCert ly tirr 111 jraty'kpeople wrtnlnt.lasrd tire atilfrring• and devotion IV tbrirt4nrEn. Th.r tar the two tat of the Ma'am • poietetl G,r )t rti•vcity I'S At:Al t: X f Eripe we, Dem far.. 1. Thl:vt r 11 LorJ , from Ifie evil on :and sfyrr TT from tier oirkr,l ra Z. IVie) sin ivn• mitt leief is' their heart 4: and stir ts ! • skin- Ai thr 0.1 lor.z. 3. They have thatipeneil their ♦en=ues like a serreatt std•lers' pit o•t4 is sender kern are, 0 Lord. front rile loin& at Ihr unvo!!!.i err«err 12? Germ ihe r.irkrl men, alio' are ixtrpnied t, IYVf rlternw rty mints. 5. Th•• pint"! Lace left a ??Sfe fmr •,,1 4 ..r, esP. 2 eel alfllllll Mtlll cord•! Fun, an , l set trripain 4"\• 6. 1 ',lid rut,' Ow 1,•11, Thde.C.• ert el:. . tett IL! rel•-•• • 1 Ir y rr*y.-1.,, 0 Lola. 7. 0 (;•.L, thentle I,:rengst• ably IY.IIL : thou 1.3:. fort II (I 41. 1:t 111111. .10y • f 1•10 fir. S. L" 1. , .t fire vornirl!y : it 1 Lis rwdirt %%Aim isms vraiii,,a procitrr, f al ifiry 1 ..• j•rnud. Ike inivrlii•l of their own lips fall ”rnet 11)rcI II; ol IPC aipt)tif 10. 4...1 r 1.c!! rpm% . 1.1 l!vrtrti I cr.,l into and tato /li[ nit, C.ri Ill,' II•f• up nzim: 11. Ain (nll of wnr.le 111 , 1 protiv.r enrll. tell .In!i 1,1::.t the wiekra I.P(11/1. 1 , .111 14. F,si,? I am 111.1/ act rge (I. pour : t.:4 11 , 11111! lit) the I-31.r 4tr the 1,. t 3. 1 . 1.0 sighMuoe alsn .halt /rice ihaolo un'e 41s and the just shall costsumP in thi!. !lALAI CX LI. Don nc , elantari 1. t.ord, 1 ri:l •rm+ thre : baste then unto, naz, tin/! eon• aide,- tray twer whin I (Ty vat la Ihre. 2 141 fay rraF rhe set forth in thy &lett as thr inr,net and ILI it np of my hen& bT an eviming att•nfte. 3. Sri • 41 Ate'. 0 Lord. before tray and keg, fluor of my 1,p.. 4. 0 1.1 not mine 'wart he inelisted to any evil thisg : let The not he oceorifit in unrully work■ with the mew 'hit ♦ruck wirkrilorse. test I rat of such :Ling* Rs please them. 5. 1.. t ito- righteous t Riker Balite Inc friendly: and re. prove me. Gut lot rot l'oeir ref rione halms break toy Lead : yea, u ill pray let against their WlCketit. , sa. 7. tot three judzett he nverthra.n in stony Owes: that they may !war my word., far they tee 'frill. S. Om tunes I,e we-recta Infore the pa : like as ■ices one Imeaketti sod loot wow! ttp.nt the earth. O. Rut mine ryes lurk• • t.tril thee, 0 1.ur.l Gud: in thee Is ettv Ire.t () rest imt tout my w•o1. 10. h.mp me tenon the slime that they have laid for Rif na.el fr. m the troll. of lie %irked deers. 11. 1.. t the ralormlly fill iitio their ova setts together • and hut me vete evir..pe th. Such am ealsilsitiem of papal it feeling eras per. Nips 'lever contemplated in any rociety. So com• mon, yet •o tno•lrrale--so tuanultutia.! in appeat• afire, ru triterly and temperate iii cal:duet. The orrtto %ere weilgtil in with Ow potortr inhabit: into, aid III! the avenuri of upproAdi ‘Tere rrudered im. .1 he hors., were filled with eager spectators of a superior class, who clostrred et the windows in (root of cwry home, while the roofs were occupied, to the St•rVall!s, workmen, and other persons of in• fetior dignity. White berme's. Iritigtts of laurel. homilicsof white ribband, «hounded in protusien which cahoot be adequately described ; less can v e bite competent effect in tiny deecription of the manner in which her Malloy teas received. Her equipage passed through the countless theorire which a slutel leer with long-resounding occlaina. toms, mid conveyed to her 'Mad, in terms stronger than language can describe, how devoted were the Briri•li people to the Queen of Great Britain. The procession was followed by a vast portion of the pop&ittion, gathered upon the line of tenet , beyond Hyde Poik-corner. Pettoips in no part of the world could such throngs have been drawn Mt. , such a contracted space and so little raiseltief mane. Eiceirtieg the achievements of the pick. pocket., whose activity racer s!urobers, whether the occasion be a public proce-sion, or a dance at Almack's, there his not come to our knowledge any ru.nour of an accident, heath; g the character of distress, in the most remote degree. The wily deficiency in the gratification which layal inen and women meset experience from the trausactiotw. of yesterday, was in the stiggardlineste and mutilation with which the services of the church were adMi. nittered out this occasion. Whether it be. for the, interests of the church establishment, or of that re• ligion which is commanded to be preached to the lowly, the persecuted, nay, erica the accused and the prorcd guiliy ones, it is not s the time to determine. But it will long remain as • paisfal recollection in the minds of those who are mialotte in the olteervance and upholding of our mitioeral religion, that while the Queen of Britain was. °freeing, up her prayers and thanksgiving, in obedi. curie to the precepts of that religion, itv Illia niaters aprared anxious to mails its viteo-•-to 3