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sidereel and delertnitten on by the Court, and in leading them to seek consolation where alone it i s 611 he found, let me again urge upon your attention •s hat has been so properly suggested to your minds by my Learned Bendier on the right (Lord Gi'lies) —that it is not alone by the law of man that the penally of your crinie is determinable, bur the in. .^totoble end le/remodels decree of the Must has ordained, that, " Whosoever spillefh the Wood of snan. by man shall his blood Le spitt ed." Prison.rs, the Iwo of 111/114 1111 respects your great crimeeformed upon thy bawls of this decree, iissw demands for its ow', preservation, as far as thiss Court is concerned. the administratorsu of its pe oalty in your case; arid I trust in God, that, as my ../.Y1'1111(1 Brothers have already observed. the effects •,1 this example will he salutary on the country mg tare, and in partirll l llt no that body of men who ere emitted. when howfully called nut, to use their oem• io aid of the civil power, for the protection of the liberties of their country, but they are not to use them as the means of egirreonon on the ;peace. free. .tom, and lives of their fellow subjects; and, t: sough when lawfully called out, the exertions intrepidity of thes!se spirited men which corn. the military service of the coosiiry—(Many siorniconionimioned officers and privates were at this tieie regent in Court, and very attentime,whieh I trust always will, as they ever have been, evailielde on proper occasions—though I repeat. those lawful exertions will always entitle theirs to the honour ;::d respect of their country; yet when their exer r. 011 1 1 are wantonly, unprovoked'y, and orfiiiiti. directed ag lost she levet they 111 C 60111111 'o obey and to protect. tley most answer for their eielduct before nit impartial Jury of their country, and before a Court of Justice that is determined ro toehold the law. The only object the Court lies had In view was, that the truth of the facts should to made evident, and the law of the lamd impar ts illy upplird ; and I hope it will teach the corstioy to value and respect the decisions of Its Courts. I pi-,y to Almighty God that he will lead you to look will to your future conduct during the short time whirls the sentence of the law can allow you 10 contioue in this world. lam sorry to announce is, yore, John Dempsey, that the verdict of the Jury being unaccompanied by any implied trimatino of your guilt, there is out the least pros. r-ect that in this world a purlieu can be extended so ems ; and sorry am I to find that the circumstances of sour rest. would not Love justified a recontinen. of mercy in the verdict finding you guil.y. Let me therefore most solemnly entreat you to pre pare yourself for the approach of that dissolution oie the verge of which yoo are standir4. As to you, David Sarin... although I shall most cer seedy concise w•th my Lee.reied Brothers in commit- Meeting the Judy's recommendation of mercy Its the prisper quarter, yon must be duly sensible dust the tate of that recommendation does not rest with the Court. It is therefore incumbent on you, as Writ as sip, your unfortunate companion, now that you are shortly to appear to fore the judgment see! of Christ, situ in order that yore may be able to appear there in • rr favourable light than you have appeared in Mere, it becomes us to charge you to examine the r•most recesses of your heart,. and to searrli the Si•riptaires, with the aid of the religions coolestl of vasee who will be ready to administer it, that yon sy he able to make your pence with God. I have now to declare to you the sentence of the Court. Ills Lordship now read the senteeice authorised by the Act to prevent the crime of murder in Scot- L eed—That they he executed at Edinburgh no Wed's. whey the 1311 i of December next, between tie hours of eight and ten its tbe morriiiig, s od their bodies be afterwards given to Dr. Alexander IM:soiri), for dis,eetiote. The Prisoners ale good-looking young men, and oeprored in great agony of mind, patticulsrly Sur r,ee. who did not creoe to shed tears from the tone the verdict was proilltUtiCt 11. S:trrige is a cative of England, and Dempsey is an Irishman. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. GERMAN PAPERS. HAMBURCH, OCTOBER 24. The Dt•i or morn, havitig behaved to a hand some mina r, with re-Teti to tlw lia•cttnrgh ship which wa. taken Lett year by his cruisers, blot -won restort (I by his order., mar under s titers rtsolerd to testify their granulite to Mr, Calming, the British C" tool at Algiets, to winwe intetferetwe this genero•tty elf the Ut•y is alone tet tubuted. by tasking hums suitable tarsi-in. 'lltry uccordingly estspb7eri one or toter mat skilful gold smiths Cu make a silo4r eup and corer, wrtgleing or-sett pounds and a hall•. with elegant et.' ono mews in boss ►etire: The rap is new finished. sad to , 1 he sent with liw 6rst appetisingy Co the Comsat. We have had !lr team time seek a scarily of or cages and biome% that the latter were sold at the stitsoet anp.rallelad write of SOO mares per chest of (eight.persee English a purer). Within this week, however. several e.irgors have err red, after a remarkably skeet voyage. and ltnmos are to be bad erns at 64; mama the chest, which *III nearly COITT the cost 'nice and taperer. s. wirosra 1 k It is widow that we have It,d • fair of which such favonVable acc..ents are given or of the our kid ended. The bu•ine's dime 114. ►►ot only biros ♦rry itztensivy. but very solid. The drain►s in silk ind le*llwr good* appear mote oativtied than •ad if thy Getman minute( torts could tint. iy respects, entirely twaiutriu a competition to foreign. tl►rre will certaiidy he ►►o stagoar the activity of the manu r o c t ..-i..., goods remained unsold. noterithicanding .roiniess, fur the northern pittehattera base come it:t.iblv, that to hr theta!) they I ly nim u facture d. A yea impolve was u the fair I.y !tie cx•ruNve poselt••.s Fur Turkey, 4.y tie numerous merchant* laces/obis. aid the p-)sircea of Cie 1:): The nest regulation of die Customs and wbirh are reat'y sitwp!•fi•d, are highly t. us A NNE. ocTottEß 31. Count Talleyntna, the Frroch has in m note demtkorle4 the arwst and drlivrring tip of two lawyers of Fario , , Nlritsrs. Frlix Finer mod Jotrph Rey. merti.rd of bring ennerrned in the plot of 19111 August. 'This note loss bents coin muniratt dto the canton-11 governments. TO-MORROW LOTTERY RF.GINS--TWO OF 110,000 IN I'HE Fl Kyr "FEN MINUTES—FOUR OF 110,000, AM) ONLY AAA TICKS -is. Ti-Lk: 'BRITISH I.ON DON, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1820. The lamentations of the Treasury Prints for the 10-s of their favourite Bill, are as loud and angry as if they dreaded that their mosters, it. I • g the Bill, must also lose their placer. It is very postthle that on this point their apprehemtimis may tint prove unfounded. The Ministers certainly deserve to lose their places, for 'rower cannot be safely lodged in the hands of men so regardless of the honour and dignity of the Crown, rind PO indifferent to the in terests and tranquillity of the country. The Treasury Prints imagine that they save the credit of the Ministers with respect to this bill, by urging that the Bill was not thrown wet by the Home of Lord., but withdrawn by the Earl of LIVERPOOL. AcCOltillog to strict firm the Bill was absolutely thrown out by the !loose of Lords, fur every one knows that a measure, when once trusted to the judgment of the flortae, it no loitg.ec arida'', the discr.tion or cont!iil of the individnol with WllOlll it originated ; d that iu pond of fact, the E eel of Lovv.RPool. could out slit/titian) the Bill without the o , llell•rrPre of the majority of their Lord.hips. But trill tie Treasury Journals cotidescet.d to tvli us the nyttives that indlicrd the Earl of LisiFitPoor. to withdrure the 8111, if the fact be as t hey represent it ? '% m. it ri cotivici ion of the Qu E'EN'S neroCfr ? The Noble Earl. although he out us her judge and juror, was also her prosecu tor, sod an advocate who warmly pleaded against her, and in these characters corsistently affirmed to-the lost that her MA/1:91Y war guilty. Wale it an unwillingsitss atom his ji:ot to try the fate of the measure in the !louse of Commiti.s ? The Noble. Earl declined that had the majority upon the third reading heels equal to that which sanctitiord•the se e hr AA:IIA WA to move the jranoinig of the. Rill. Here then we have the mo tives to what his partisans call his forbearance. /le was we II aware that u inejority of nine, aye, or of 'realty eight, upon e quest• eo itittmately affect ing the perilous, frelials Or flit' Soverriemi, iu an assembly constituted es is the House of Lords, did not so speak the *vitae of the great hotly of the . Peerage as would eat•afc t; - .e ItnocA and trunalcirit. dour scrolls" of tee witness. Ile lock-d tl gli the list of his m jovity, and with a few evelitanis could Ind it. it tin names which were calculated to consioand the esteem arid veneration of the piddle. lie marked how strongly it war.conttasted by the illustrious and dis•inguished iwreonages who were ranged in tho nisiturily, and at the view his heart must have sunk within him. He sko sow that lie was deserted by mat/ Noblemen who had heletufole supported hos measures, hot who on so severe n triol peered that they loved their Kin. and (.7ent.try )rt b.tter than • Prime Minister. He Eli that he was beaten, that the retire of the House art much of it at least as oven in his estimation, was most dowsing of respect, was opporwil to him, and snider such cit comosswes who will give him credit .for the tardy and nitro. d o* , m f m ... s i on which be was forced to make, shut he did cot courgerveAlmtelf jetioilled by so paltry • uwie ! cisy iu entleavoutit g to piers the parsing of this wit Ilse own ar leaded wiseoieltskul proved his eirearcietusness of threat, it 'hewed the extremity of Jaeger to or:itch lie was rcluced, and his has o in making the inni-odult lit evinced his fears that Le ni • g!tt be MA:60110i lip sin. Nlember opposed to commended. Among the novelties of the fair was the measure, who should lbw deprive him of the the celebration of Jewish Divine Service in the credit of seeming to guide the vote of the Dowse German language, with It sermon and psalm-sings himself in extinguishing for ever this pestilent Bill. ing, according to the new Damhorgh temple service. ! No wretched quibbling of the ministerial scribes Two Jewish men of letters, M. Zinc. from Berlin, ' can deprive the transaction of the character of an and M. Wulfoolin, front Dessau, delivered moral otter defeat, nor tear the wreath of triumph from di►courses, which were highly approved. rod the brow of her MASESTY. the fine compositions in the Jewish psalms were sung with the accompaniment of ati upon. This aew temple service has eximordimiry success. TARNOPOL, orroitna 1. The 30 Jesuits who are repected to arrive here by the Ist of November, are to he lodged in the former Dominican convent. The few Dominican Friars who have hitherto occupied this convent, will he ninoved to the convent of Porilcittuien, near Broil,. For the support of these Jesuits the annual stim of 300 Irwin' for each indiVidual is assigned, and a moderate sum for their establish.. MetiL It iv said th-y are in treaty for the fine domain of Skala!, which contains a town and lifter,, villages. The object of reviving the order is ex clusively the educatiqii of youth, for which they have permission to found schen,* out of the my and where else they übink fit, or to furnish such as arl►eady exist with teachers.—(Allgeraeise Meting, November 1.1 The Bill of Pains and l'enslties having been thrown out by the House of Lords, it is to he hoped that the Ministers of the Crown will pre vein their scribes in future hoot insulting their QUEEN with coarse ribaldry and indecent scurrility. Otte of these scribe., butt certainly not the most ilidecent, Strove* his impression that " fedi4le repo. wino is of so gentle, so sensitive, so delicate a texture, that the slightest breath of calumny will taint if not destroy it." We prelusive that it was a conviction of the perfect truth of this opinion which indured these writers evert for some years loot, but with increased trofignity during the whole 41;ree of the late proceeding., in give utters once to every calumny against the character of the QUEER which idlentoss or wicLetleiess could invent. How many pretended letters from holy have we not ;cell in the ministerial papers, affecting to de tail some improp•iety of conduct on the part of the Princess of WALE, during the time of the resi dence of her Royal Higlmess in that country ! How many poigstant jests. how much indecent merritnetit have tint been given. in the public, when the Illustrious Princess was ton far absent to con tradict the malignant falsehoods upon which they were 'engrafted ! Calimunes of the grossest kind have Pons time to time been doled out, nor is it difficult to imagine in what manufactory they originated, or for what purpose they were given to the world. This was a pert of the conspiracy which even 'lieu "'as formed against the honour soul dignity of the Piincts4, and was considered to be an effectual mode of pre' tiring the public mist(' for the attempt that has just been ttrtile to degrade and divorce her. The same object wits pursded with a wore active spirit after her return to England, and • means were mord by the Treasury Papers florin.; the coo thin:once of the trial, by goliird and incorrect re ports of the evidence, by factious comments upon such 'trots, and by folseltoods 4.f every kird. to taint the public mind, pervert the judgment of Vie Peers, and corrupt the source of public justice. With weak minds such rfrotts trust have produced the effect desired ; and even on 'minds of a Letter and filter stump, who might ita have lied the ad rootage of exchanging sentiments with persons bolding different opinions, or of compining the garbled statement* of the Treasury Papers with the truer aid more impartial report* made by the inde peoetent portion of the public press, perseverance is, such conduct must have ese.ted some amines. T7le spirit ef truth and iiit. pendent-et has, however, happily baffled such machination% and the Ministers laving failed io their poriuese, there eau be no further cause for libelltog her tIAJESTY, und insulting the good taste and kindly feelings of the nation. Should the writ , :rs iu thr ministerial pawn, how ever, !sera+ veil. m heaping insults upon the QUEEN retilma, in the lope that " female repute tatioto," bring of "so shglit and ornaitive a texture, may be whited cr aegroyed by the !avail, of ca. Fanny," we ti oat that the Law Ofileers of the QUEEN will not overlook their temerity, ion fail to appreciate the inotttes that lug 'gate them to injure and oppress the illostrions granger, wary Las no pro tection float the bawl of plower, nor any means of security but such wit the Ltwit air.] to all his MA JESTY'S subjects. The Paris Papers of Friday atrived at a late boos last eight.—The foods continue to improve. The five per cent. Consols are 77 fr. 50 cent•.— I:auk Actions 1,3871 fr. Mr. CANNINu rertizitis in Paris. Otie of the povets states that he has hr. ii a fPg tutor Ott:all:1M at all the importatit trial• before lie Cowl of Ass zes, particularly that of Caldual Tv Liss Fo nu a ehirge of murder. The LORD MAYOR hes is.tted the fiAlowing no tice, to preserve the pence of the Ci t y " THORP, MAYOR. " Mammon hitier, Nol%l r, 1830. " Whereas very serious akisoliief has ariseis tea varions or. e:uioas of public rejoicing, &cm throwing of squibs unit iittur nre•win kr, firing of goo., &c. in the pireets, and break• Mg of windows , , to she great terror and injury of his Ma i sty's subjects. mx.l amnion she p.acc; " And whereas a number of moat respectable persons (of the Swirly of Quakers;, boom r they. may feel its common with their I:Bow-wiz:us, roe not permuted by tlp it reli• aims, principle. to rate their teeliiiits un such occasions by outward demonstrati )))) a of held., Sec.; "This is to give notice, That stile, owlets have been given to the Marshals mid all the Peace Otlireiii of thu City, to appr. lewd all iierstoris who shall be found so treudit.g. and who util bC puutsheil aid. the utmost seem iiy law. " By order of the Lord Mayor, FItAISCI4I - 10BLElit." We received at an roily hour this morning the following rourniniticioniii " Mansion-House, Twelve o'Clock, Nov. 13. " The Lord Mayor presents his emnplimenta to Out Edi tor of Tate 11111,011011 PIM*, and feel. happy its the opportu nity of coosnmetemi wig to burn that the populace throughout the evening isi thr eity have behaved with Ito great. at pod humour, and she a a very disposition to he 'ware .hle; and that the repo. ta which he has remiverl every half hour from all the Wards have been rife( Hy witisfatiory. • " Tuesday :lemming, One otlock. " The Numbers in the streets are fast diminishing, and tuuliuue peaceable." Vrt.trril iy Mr. It. Cvt.t.vm, Proprietor of The „Vied, Exeter l'aprt, tub: A llier nab hie son, load the honour of bring inticotee.d to her MAJESTY, sit Brandenburg!' tionr. by Mr. Alderman Woos. tier MA": 5111 aue PlemOttl to erctiee them in tbs. cues! gracious and atfible miniver. .., , --... ro. • V. 4 ~: • --,, -e• k r ,tle. .:.: , t s f i t 14 "Ay --l:dgtra 1 c z ,,f--7,-- ....,,„:---- - ,- - .....,N r .....---_-- i a el 4-se ~ -. ....q°o-1(ei:., 4 : 4•64 i FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES. c~luih an • usual, a 111 many pith t Cnn in • g nrh hyv elm rids, be we b,id ig.v.-n I. made fe film. &I EXClef; , ARRIVALS. and 11.14 ly G. H. Cavendieb wad fantily, •C Borliwg ton Hone., Pireitilutly,fiume their veal, Gompiou-place, FAO bourn. _ . Mr. dad Mrs. Fairfax end &mile. at Hottritra's lintel, Dueer-oirtvt, from their and in Yorkshire. DEPARTURES. —. The Duke and Duebesq of Athol and family, on Saturday, fur their seat in Scotland. The Doke aril IL/lecher. of Riclimned for their seal, Mal colm, !Smelt. The Ditherer Grafinn, and hiq one Lora Charks Fitzroy, fur hie fsrace'a seal, Elision Hall, Thetford. The Nlarquie akd Marehkruem Cornsrallia sad family, for their arid in Suffolk. _ _ The lifantris and Mari Nooses* of Tavisiock, fire their seat, Oakley Howse. Bedfordshi►e. The Arehhishop of Canterbury and family, from Lambeth Palate, for their mat, Adding'. l'aik. Hon. George Agar Ellis, M.P. from the Duke of Orson. shirr's, Chiswick, Cir. the Earl of Essex's mat, Cashioloury. Lord Abingdon, fur his seat near Oxford. Lady Howhike and fimity, yesterday, from liodgeon's Bon I, Dove►-sorrel, for Paris. ' The Ea►l of Est►:, for his twat, Cashiolsory Park. The Earl of Stair, oa a tour. The Earl of Egreutont fur his mat, Petworth, Ikeeert. The Earl of Chath■tu fur Lord Sydney's seat, Frognal, Kent. Lord Napie►, for hi. scat in Scotland. Lurd and Lady Doric, from their hose* is Dover•street, for their scat in Gloseerater. Lord Dynevor On a tour. The Marquis and Marrhionevs of Laaaduwa lad family, for their seat, Bowoml Park, Wilts. The Right Hun. Thomas Grenville, for Lord Gresvilk's *eat, Dropmore Lodge. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The tined,. of Whelk; was acted last night. M►. Coorsa, in the principal pert, fully maintained his perviously-arquired reputation. A great propor tion of the audience, as may ►eadily he believed, from the purpose to which the night bed been de ' soled, were on tile watch to catch at every Scott meta or expression throughout the play which could beer in the moat remote Way on the moat favoured ride of that qviertion, %%Inch has so long sod so um , fortunately mowed the public tnintl. The most /striking or the,e parrages are attributed by the !wet • to Ensidio, in the di•plsy of her honest and ardent zeal to vindicate the Hared honour, and ease the innocence of her ill•►iarred motrerr. They were. without exception, given by Mra. 01.0YEa, who represented the part. with great point ■lid piquancy, anti were iodise! 111 l i l widely marked by loud slid warm expressions of popular feeling, not, however, totally unmixed with indications of a dif ferent spirit. At the conclurion of the play, crier •of 44 the Queen !" having been repeatedly echoed from all parts of the house, Mr. ROSSE L L . the Stage Manager, Madame A - Es - tots, Mrr. BLAND, Abu hotel, awl the other vocal performers in the afterpirce /Giovanni its London). came forward and executed 41 God sere Me King." On the delivery ..f thore words of the song, " Scatter sits enemies." hundreds of voices co►recteel the imputed error, by calling out " HER." The burden also, according to the new verrion. " God sore the Queen !" was reward, loured forth from the house in lull chorus. Reiterated cheering, and waving of hats and handkerchiefs, followed this mark of obedience on the part of the management to the eclat:Ned wishes of the home. The Pali .% papers announce the arrival of the Eat! of CII A ULLBIONT and family in that. city. Lord It EDUSDA Sage assertion, that the pith lie were wholly indiffi-rent as to the fate of the Bin, is admirably illus•risted by the rejeicings in town, and every pr.( of the country. The Duke of MONTRWE declared that for one lie should never acknowledge her MAJESTY as his QUEEN. Ills (.rice, we apprehend, spoke rather itividti-idly. namy he Muster of the Horse, but lie is nut rivister of Me grey mare. A ridicts/ums paragraph has been copied into same of the London prima from an American thea trical puff, staling. that Mn'. ALSOP; grand-daugh ter of the Isle IN 0 of . GREAT BRITAIN. would shortly make her appearance on the American bawds. Nh. Train , is shortly expected in Edinburgh from London, on his way to fulfil several northern engagements, and we miderstand will perform there for a few nights. Arrivals at Paytt'sYark Hotel, Dover, Nov. it:. His Limeßerry the Dawn •nd Baroness D'Pfelrel and unite, his Highness Prince Gustavo. and suite, Lady Aron_ dell soil family, Mrs. issue., Sit Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. I levierge arid fancily, Vyntr, ; Rev. Juba Sanford and fussily, Lord Denfass, Rev. Mr. cud Mrs. Burners,. Mr. Jas res., Lord and Lady Caallecoute and suite, Dowager Brimless ItliCberk, Baron and Baroness Metre& end suite, Sir John sod Lsdy Lilly, Col. O'Neil and Lady, Lord and La.ly .1. Mu aaa y , fancily and suite; Rad Gown, Major and Mrs. Ostle, Mrs. Mellish, Miss Busby, Mr. and Mrs.Siapely, - - Alessu.ter, 1:4•11 ; Mr. and Abs. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. I's tilcase,Sir Richard Ilr.litsgficl6l, Captain %Valli* and fa mily, Rev. Mr. Mooch and ~leer, %Vni. Eiskinr. Esq. Miss Uncle, Mr. flay, Dr. Cheysie, Colonel and Mrs. Doggies, Mn Mount and family. Mr. and Al.s. Isherwood, Mr. and- Mrs. lan. --Jensisighims, Erg. Catarina Foster,. Catlmirl Achlani, Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar, Captain Richardson, Mrs. 8.-aultiont, Mrs. ['arrester, Mr. acid Mo. Plato, Miss Cooper, Mis. Sushi thud, Wen. Clark, Eaq. Mr. La..g.soire, Mr. Itleieh, Cukor! and Mrs. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Wratiod, Mr. mud Al.s. Brodie, Mrs. Rowley slid family, -- Falourds, Luis she Alines Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. William, F. It. Stan. dish, Fat Barnard, Esq. Hein A. Trevor, lady Inglis, Mr. and M.s. Byrn', M.P. and Gorily, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Als s. Stewart and sun. Tu-Aloauuw T.o gO.OOO/. Prize» must be de cided in the first five s; ONE IN ewismt will gain hum o Tickets of sling tiusisbir ilperefere niii•t obtain 40,0001, c., 11 ,. 0 1, w t ."), Otr.re, 9, Ciirsilsill, Ihr lucky iiiiisiber is prelialis a., sale. 'I brie are ruins 2111,000/. Prosos w the Scbruis, slohuorrh the Lotto ry canoeists Junly EMU° 'lockets. On Toesday la-t was launched from the storks at A omit* a lithe new eluop. tu.Messts. Ntcoot SON 114 Co. called the Henry Brosigkuirt. It w. shrewdly trittaiked by one of the withrtesst the time, that if tile vt-barl perk/mit-41 her pots as well HS the person trout whom she is mooed, he would fully excuse her. So than as the name anuoonceil to the immense multitude, en ei.uut vuppLiun i iustantly followid. . BRANDANBVI:GtI 110C,E. Yerterdsy was devoted by her Malesty to the purpose of receiving the Addresses of the spoil the failure of the case produced on suppostAL the Bill of Prins and l'eriallies. The weather would have been most unfavourable for the 'Kra. stmt. had the presentations bent effected by rammer. ous bodies. The sir was extremely sha r p. tie d t f e rain (Lizzie-ft incessantly during the whole (toy, Nis great iiiconvenienee, however, aa• expittieneril, for though the Adilreinea me . cord of the opinions of a large proirortiniii ibe people, three were only two which acre prepieritiil 4 by bodies of the torborrshers, sod those sint more no. literOrtil than that the aliti•rootto wry runicient to both communes oil the moire tune. - At about twelve li . (11•1k 1119 Deputation flow it w Cabinet, Cli.ir, 91111 Fortiusere-inskerie arrived, ar, if were set down time eiclx coaches situ four. Ti... united Cim itee of sliversonlth•. Golds m ith % mud wat k i „ g je we ll er s, ware set down immediately after from 23 banwselies and four. Several pnvote equipmges followed, Gentlemen deputed to present v4rtous Aildretoes which will be mimed hereafter. The two compatties haring been formed by the acting Geoilenion U•ite-, cud the mime, of the inure di.tinguiiittert gutsits havi iig h eett an. flounced, r little miler one o'clock. her M a j esty an . tered the room, ushered by Alderman Wood. fol. lowed by her Mr. hieppol Craven, Lady Ann Drustlion, Mrs. Vt soil daughters, mad a part of Iwt suit. ; a mong w h om mere 11w cou n tess Oldt, Count surd CFO 1111 l rSi midi. the child•Victosirie, std several others. Mr. flume these advaoced, arid presented the following Addresses, who h hod been intrusted to him for that iturpiee, sod to which her Majesty dr. beeps' gracious replies Edinburgh, signed by 11,n110 New Deer—J. Hew. F.sq. mile inhabitants—L.ord A. Dolby, signed by 1,103 nibs- Ilamiitis and J. Hume, Mmuts—J Hume, Esq. El. 11. P. Dumfries—ditto. Aldermen Wood then ■dsaored, and presented Addr from the followstn; places : H'igsrs, signed by 4 e 345 in. I East Ktritlit;* habitants Ashtowander ot.•igoed Hertford labourer. 3.398 isdialietaing Glastonbury Rausegate Leigh (hid Fellows of Mensisonth I Irvine Morellos Brutber► Terre Ebenezer Chapel Colytou The Address of the Cabinet-makers sus nest presented. After the reply, the Depttistioit we., odolittril to the t um o ur of kissing hands. Ilrr Ma jesty wits deeply ziffected by the concluding w.f.. truces of this. Address, and her eyes were for Ali instant suffused with tears. The Address of the Goldsmiths sod 'Silversmiths was next presented, and the same ceremonies as be fore beiiig gone through, the room became grue rally clear of company. An Address, numerously signed, was then pre.. seated from Stamford, by Sir G. Noel, M.P. air! Colonej i Jones. Next followed Addresses from— Tidwell, serial by 11,500 is. Bray—Ascfermi.' Wood. hibita•ts—ltlessts. Craws- B•ckla•d ■nd R i vers, Y. I.y, Root, sod Atkins Crofts Ryland, Ell. Bray Ermales—Lady Undoes Her Majesty was apparently in excrlhnt he•ltlr. She wore a drew of white, looped sip nt the shoul ders, arid girt round the arm. si , th gold lace ; rich Ottoman head-dress, with • huge spleintidr ♦eil, and a white fox tippet, the ends of which Mt down to her fret. The whole of the company b.d departed by about three o'clock. The QUEEN's whole life has displayed a heart overflowing, with the milk of human kindliest". 0,1 her way to England to be married to the Prince of WAREA, it was reported to her that • Lady was on hoard the packet in distress, being without a change of linen. This ',tidy was Lady Gni LDFORD, wile of an Irish Viscount, who bad beets robbed of her trunks before she sailed. The Princess addressed, herself to her attendants, ordered her winks to be opened, and with her own hands instantly supplied her Ladyship with a wardrobe. The Lord Xidmosith extra packet arrived on Sun day night at Dover. from Calais, with Mr. Kiwis, the messenger, Colonel BIowNE, and two other persons, who prt:ceeded for London. The gallant Officer is too lute, if come to assist its tl.e Purlia nientary proceedings against the honour of the QUEEN ; but if, as we trust, an iuquiri will be demanded into the conspiracy int which these proceed.. ings west founded, his wattlee way be becessary. A letter from Dover, dated November 14 (Sun day) says—c' &vend witnesses of distinction, who arrived too late for the QUEEN'. defence, went over from hence yesterday; and this day alien passed over CARLO FoaTt rod Lieut. HowleAm." Mr. cßAwromos of Raise House, near Alston, has remitted to Alderman WOOD, M.P. the sum of 9i. collected in that neighbourhood towards the service of plate to br presented to her M•JESTY. THR QUEER'S TRIAL.--The A /Igenteine Zeitarng. in speaking of a girl who served her filaJwsie . while at Strasburg, adds in a note the following pa ragrapli :—" That girl, a native of Harissach, in the Grand Duchy of Baden, yeas celled Crescerice P. She is not dead, as lies been stated, hot tq still in the service of a private individual at atUta, and she assures us that she served her NI alv.s . ry 11;011.r when she was at Strasburg. Several are not, perhaps, strangers to the trial, regiw.i• her to art as u•py uu the conduct of her Royul tress but slit affirms that she never saw silty thine• that could eorsiproinow the liu bmv r the Princess.'" Tlw paragraph to mu Paper of yesteretiy, statiog that the wiiiiloss of Mr-Cor.t.ins and Me. Watit- FLILD, set etre hrukrii on Saturday night, is sent rimer'. The houses of tlrrse viol.. mess were 011mila:evil, Isom lit *Maim. of iirighbouie, F.Arl BEAUtRAKP, Mr. KING, cud Mr. CLARIDGE. right and telt, having no Itghts iu *liven, welr broken. amid liener uruse the mistake. NIA I.TON.—A pretty st•curutr estimate may be formed of ihe state of swishy opinion at Mahon, on the Bill of Pains and P.:saltier. when se write, That nuuresinitely on the decision for the seemed resehug of that obnoxious Mil bring known there, the Innah bells ae►e muffled, and mournful peals were tolled or rung ill unison with the general let hug of the people. I' I i ~ i ~~r I