The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-04 00:00:00

ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN.

Some misunderstanding having arisen respecting
the presentation of Addresses, we a►e commanded
to state that it is not the intention of her Majesty
to decline teceiting Addresses for the haute,
nor her wish to check that ebullition of re.
apect and attachment winch has been so waver.
sally manifested by the people, •nd which is so
highly gratifying to the &Oise of her Majesty.
Her Majesty, aware of the great inconvenience
such numerous bodies of ',triple must experience
in waiting upon her, on account of the 'strum of
the season, and the distsoce of Brandeuburgh
House from the Metomobs, will continue to receive
Addresses by small Dcputations only. An early
day will be roomed for her Miijeaty's receiving the
numerous Addresses already voted, end not pre-
sented on Monday last.
Hoo. REPPEL CRAVEN,
Sir WILLIAM GELI.,
Vise-Chasuberlains to the Queen.
Brandraburgh Horse, Norember 3.

Iler MAJESTY, we believe, is the first woman
who ever chose the shade of an awning on heard •
polacre, in the Mediterranean tea, for the scene of
her illicit amours. This curious ',election is the
re extraordinary in the case of a woman who
might have remained at home, and enjoyed the so-
ciety of her paramour in luxurious villas, safe from
all impertinent observaf and inquiry. It is sur-
prising her MAJESTY did not fancy • bird-cage,
but we suppose there was not one large enough on
board the polacre. Vulcan and Venue, to he sure,
were caught iii a net, but then it was out • scene
of their own election.
Her 111"Jeterr confines herself at home at present on ac-
count of the approaching ■uuiverswry of the death of the
Princess CHARLOTTE ; and this it is, we find, which pre-
resoled her Mh,esTY going to the House of Lords o• Thurs-
day.
Addresses to the Que•n are pouring in train every part of
England and Scotland. Alderman Wool) has received a
considerable number since Monday last—rine from the East
Kent militia, assembled at Cautarbnry, signed by almost all
She privates.

'iiie fullowiwg were among the visitors at Branderiburgh
Howse on Thursday :—Earl Titanar, Earl COMPBII, Lady
I.oev FOLEY, P.M MOOlf, Esq. M.P., BAKIIIIIR Bean-
WONT, Esq. Miss BEAUMONT. and Sir GIMAIRD Nowt..

The Natittnal Askeercits, a New York Paper, after quoting
some passages front the London papers, says, a It is evident
slat the Ministers, autieipaiiag the conviction of the
QUEXII, are preparing rouses ice the Tower for her. The
axe which severed the heads from Atttta &MST,. and MARY,
is still there; but it well cost Cs AAA OR seed LIVE/t-
-rout. their heads if they attempt to see it."

Mr. Pnit.ters. (rte of Covent-tpirden Theatre, is
settled fur the winter in Dublin, where he devo,es
himself to musical and vocal tuition. It must be
owing to sonic strange combination or circum-
stances that we no longer see this accomplished
actor mid singer on the stage.

W•RIVICKSHIRE ELECTlON.—Turstlay, 1 st dry'
poll :
Lawley lB7 I Spooner s*

• •
Mr. LAW 1.EY.5 votes were moving to Warwick
from Birmingham at 2 o'clock iu the morning;
and, being marshalled at the town end, gained
possession of the hustings for a great part of the
day.
A Lisboa Mail has arrived, with papers to the Zed Octo-
ber. The following is the only notice which they contain
respecting Lord BERIMORD, and the rest of their conical.
is destitute of interest :

Ltsisou, *mount 19.
I..vrd Rertsford, Marquis of Campo Mayor, not having
been able to set sail on the 17th, on account of the bad
weather, left the port on the 18th, on board the Arabella
packet, accompanied to • certain distance by the English
ship l'oriegrotr, which found here orders from its Goveru-
intent to take a different course frum his Lordship.

Letters have been received from Palermo. dated
October 9, the first that for a long period
have passed through Naples. We are happy to say
that tranquillity is iigatis established, and the 'fwo
Sicilia.* once more ou an amicable footing. This
vomit has not taken place without a intim severe
contest, aid an intermediate state of dreadful anar-
chy 41111 disorder. The populace of Palermo have
taken the chief part in.tbe reirstanee to the Neapo-
litans, and it appears evident that the better class of
citizens had more to apprehend from them than
from the invading army. as they openly avowed their
intention, if victorious, to exterminate •• the Jac°.
bias." a name applied by thew indiscriminately to-
adl pawns of rank and property. None of the
English residents have suffered any injury, having
been equally respected by _all parties ; but the
greater port of them thought proper to retire for
safety into the consitry, or on board-the ships in the
II srbour. A convention between the two countrias
was signed on board his Majesty's cutter Racer,
Captain Tito RTtI.L, then lying ofir Palermo, 011 the
51h of October, by General FLoasieraito Pcoz.
on the part of the Neapolitans, mod by the Prince
of PATERNO. acting President of the Junta, on be-
half of the Sicilians. This Treaty stipulates that
all the forts shall be given up to the Neapolitan
General; that a majority of votes of the Sicilian
Representatives, legally convened, shall determine on
the unity or separation of the National Represents•
ou of the kingdom of the Two Stedies. The Spa-
nisi' Constitution is adopted in Sicily, with the modi-
fications that may be made by the united or the tat•
partite parliiitavit, for the public welfare. The arms
sod effigies of the King to be restored, and all past
.events and acts of individuals to be buried in

THE TURF.
NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, 1120.

THURSDAY, HOTRISIBRIL 4.
Subscription Handicap Plate of 501. fur 3 yr.oias and
upwards. D.l.
Mr. Bessie b. f. Loss, by Healey, out of Jesse, 3 yrs
old, 7st. 91h
Lord Yersibmi's b. e. Veterinarian, by Pioneer, 3 yrs, Sat 2
Duke of Grafton's br. f. by Waxy, uut of Pawn, 3 yrs, sat 3
Mr. Wyndham's b►. 1. Caroline, 3 yrs old, fist. 10Ib dr
3to 1 apt Loos-7 to 4 aptllctermarian-6 to 4 apt
Duke of Graftoo's br. f.
Mr. Thornhill's Sarilimix beat Mr. Rogers 's Lounger,
71b. each, T.Y.C. 50p.-2 to 1 on &infoMx.
Mr. Parses e. by Pericles, Pat. 21h. rte. sogs. from turd
G. 11. Cavendish's e. by Midillethurpe, Sat. 101 b. K.M.
2110 p. h. ft.
Hunks!, Stakes of lOgs. each fur 3-yr.olds and upwards.
D.M.
Lord Grosvenor's Arbiter, 3 yrs old, 7st. 1111... 1
Mr. Rogers's Lueisger, 3 yrs old, 7.5. 4111 2
Mr. Yansittsrt's Filisocier, 4 ars old, 9st. 311..
Sir. Lake's Soots, 4 yrs uld, Sat. 13 lb.
Mr. Cruckfunl's Brutus. 4 yrs old, Po. 311 r.
Mr. Wysiilham's Snowilusi, 4 y►s old, Mal. 31b.
Mr. Payise's Jubsion. 3 yrs uld, 7st. 51b.
The Judge placed Mit two.
4 to 1 agst Arbiter-5 to 1 apt Financirr —4 io 1 apt
Suota.

THE C 11.4 S E.
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11. Jolliffe, Z4.'11 Fox-bounfla will meet on Monday next,
at Boa-bill ; Wednrully, at Nuffield Mara ; and Saturday
the 11th, at Chipaiead Church.
The Surrey Fox-hounds will meet on Monday nest, at
Riflfficedown ; Thursday, at Lock's Buttons; and on Satyr•
day, the 11 ill, al Addington Lodge.
The flamers and every clay.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POIIITSIIOUTU. NOV6IIEIII e.

Arrived the following vessels front the Dowels : Elias-
be! b, Speuero; New Phenix, Lewthwaits; 001. v, Hales;
Policy, Branton ; Camden, Bil limshurst ; St. Anus, Sughree;
Medina, Kennelly; Culossist, Smith ; Eclipse, Stewart ; For-
tune, Gell ; Richard, Richards; Chapman transport; Mi-
nerva, Dyer; David Lyon, Purdy; !nation Sappho, Ar-
men; Lord Cathcart, Waleson • Fostoria, Cele; Am' and Eli-
sabeth, Cullow ; Ceres, Tbopson ; Volusias, Raffell ; and
several others, names unknown.

PLYMOUTH, Novirmaret 1.
The F.speriostai, Luc, frolot,EXCifr kb this port, was lost
off the Eddystone last eveuiag—erto saved.
FALMOUTH, OPTIMUM IL
It has blown a rale all day front S E. to E. bat is wow
backruird to the N.E.aud more moderate.

Arrived the Prince Ernest packet with a mail from
bun in nine days; she wade the laud awl ran iu is the height
of the gale under bite poles.
DARTMOUTH, NOVSIIRRR 1.

A,rived the Lady Johannes, Andersen, hum New Odessa
for Amsterdam, in s very leaky and damaged atate.—Ort
4SI days.

DEAL. NOVI:SI3TR 2.

Arrived and sailed for lbe River the Nevins, Lassehiart,
front Demerara; Nymph, Kenichi', from Sinyina; and I.urd
Cathcart from Quebec.

Came down from the River the Dale, Sughrwe, fur Ja-
maica; Salmi, Crickury, for Gibraltar; Vrow Hem[riot,
Kramer, fur Havre; and Cherub, Winder, fur Trieste—
they rcmaiu with the Simi, Falevy, fur Hayti.