The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-26 00:00:00

THEODORE dII£UCCHJ.

The following is said to he a copy of one of the
letters received in town from Gloure.tersitsre. etat.
iog, that the first witness called eguirat the Queen
had been resident fur some time in that pert 5.1
England. It ix addressed to s respectable person
in London. rod was by hum it...mutated so Alder-
man Wood, and thence to the Queen's Counsel :
" Gloneester, August 23.
" I know you to be • well-wisher id the Queen. Thelist
witness called against her I have curry reason to believe i.
• man who lived sills Mr. Aden' Hyatt, who kniught him
over from Italy. He sissy. spoke in the highest terms a
her Majesty, and said Ile had been uff.red a con.id. Fable
sum or mosey, and • place fur life, it he would appear
against her. I csin find very creditable people in Ounces-
ter le whom he told this. I request you will aimlie knowi
these circumstances to Alderman Wooil and some peso.
may then be sent from London to make the wee y
quiries here, " JOHN MARSH.
" To Mr. Jnhn Walls,
21, Cantle-street, Oxford street."
[Two other letters have been received in cotruboraliun
of the above statement.]

FESTIVAL OF ST. LoVIS.

Yesterday the Festival of St. Louis was celebrated by all
the French in this treat metropolis. At tin o'clock in ilo!
morning they attended at the French Chapel, is Kieg•atre►l,
Portman-square, where a solemn high no.s. was pi dot mei)
The chapel, from the prat nowilstr of large lighted wax
tapers, the smoke and perfume wf the incense, the rich ap•
pearance of the altar, and officiating Clergy in their costly
vestments, with the additional decoration■ used no this so•
temu occasion, had • very impressive mid awful *Hirt o
those present. High Mass was celebrated by a French Ca •
Millie Bishop, with his mitre on his bead, • ed by
French Abbe and own Priests belonging to the chilled, 101
in superb and costly vestments ; the Deacons, Sub• Deacons,
and Alcolites, in white surplices and stoles. The singing
and music were impressively grand.
Among those present were the French, Spanish, and Per.
tuguese Ambassadors, and their respecti►e also a..
veral foreign Noblemen and Ladies, all the Catholic Nobi-
lity and Gentry in town, beside many of the Established
Church. The French were decorated with the t►rder of
St. Louiii.

In the eveniog the French Ambassador gave a stimptiino
entertainment at bis mansion in Purim tri.pf ace, to a Tr. y
large party of distinction.

P:)LrCE.

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Yesterday sin Nom &riot. Mebersobrts woreAttrioglit. to
gem awl examined before lilairrie hilinabolt,' Keg the
litllittleallani.frile. charged wills robberies atom; (he crowd
salleasbled as the Hosea was going to and whining bum lb*
ki nose of Lords.
inpaph Hullaal, the insular die flortisirit mail, detected
one of tam robbers with the arab of his watch io his hand,
• trottiram of the Haymarket, about •teven o'clock in
11110rninc. He saved his watch from is. Gulag tight in
hit fob. The villain disengaged himself moil ran off. The
Prementor, bring a powerful man, 'waned, and wryer lost
• ght of him, and at length snared hint at the bottom of
• himomb-sorert.
Three of the Italians wets taken in Rt. JAntees-oinare,
iihy were observed by a moiloman in the house of Lord
milareagh putting thine bands into persons' pockets alma-
toed. there, is. 'be moat daring manner.
4 'ovum man of genteel •apprtrarice, 'calling himself
Cot/fain Arxell, was fully committed for trial, charged with
tiering two hills of exchange for ?N. each, in Mr. Tltomp-
col, a linen draper, of St. lartises-laito, purporting in be I
1-,epted by Lieul,Colonel 'Gordon, of the bsb dragons
g •arria.