The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-03 00:00:00

THE QWEEN.

Letters have beets received in town from gee
Majesty the Queen of England, dated Rome, the.
16th salt. Her Majesty complains of not having
received any rueisestger from Government, antiounc-.
sc the demise of our late Nonrated Sovereign.
Her Majesty states, that the Hanoverian Minister
stool British Consul, and all persons connected with
the British Goversiment, treat her with great in-
dignity ; they continue to call her Princess Caro-
line of Brunswick. Her Majesty also expresses
dissatisfaction at the conduct sof the. Roman Go-
verument ; slit had always a guard allowed her es
Prii.cests of IV.,les, hut that has' been refused her
*tore she became Goren, because the British Go-.
velment loss clot acknowledged her under that
title. fits. Majesty expresses a great wish to have
Buckitigharn-House for her palace; she desires
that the4erraitts of the late Duke of Kent, or those
iti the st evict! of lOs Royal Highness the Prince
Leopold, may be employed for her in preference to
any otltrtst and her Majesty also desires, in the
evetit of the refusal of Government to find her a
rultice, that it house may be taken for her near Dover.
Her Majesty was to leave Rome on Monday next,
to proceed from. thence to Pesaro, from Pesaro to
England, without delay.. Her Majesty may be ex-
pected to arrive in a month or five weeks.
Copy of a letter From the Secretary of State's
Wire to Rome, to the Queen of England's Cham-
In flints

" February 24, 1820.

" The Cardinal Secretary of State received yesterday even-
ing then qu it, to eause a guard to be placed at the door of
the merit i .d piker, cud likewise was made knows to him
that a categories] answer was expected tsp.'s) this @abject.

" The uhotervations which the above.said Cardinal made
reterday mottiin7, verbally, when you, by orders you bad
a mired, called at his apartments, not having permitted him
to simmer direeily to the royal persousge who did him the
1111 l to write to him, is under the necessity of requesting
ow to lay before the same the following '
" Ilis !Winne* Government cannot grant the guard to
niv Lady the Countess Oldi. Nu guard is given to private
preloioi: nod when even Royal Princes travel incognito, nu-
ati-c a prlir OP name, they do not receive this distinction.
Ultra: is artnally at 'tonic an instauce of this. The Papal
4i.isersimeot dill not Cid in paying this honour to the Prio-
ress of %Fate•, daring her stay in this capital on a former or.
same. Itoyal Plrson, however, who has now come to
Rome, is not anuounced as the Princess of Wales, but as toe
...born of England, and fur this the guard is requested.

•4 Rut ma nu communication has been made to hisifoli-
nese. G eeeee naval, by the Government of his Maje►ty the
King of England and Hanover, upon the change that has
tahro place, nor upon the rank of the said Royal Yet-snit, the
Papal arrernment dues uut know that the Queen of Eva-
,...1 is in Rome, and In consequeuce cannot grant a guard
tiro same.

" Whenever the Government of Lis Holiness may receive
t,o thus of his Majesty the Kiui of England suit Hanover
th,• usual tpttliScalioo nvm the change Hutt has taken place
,Ilt the K. Person iu question, he will consider it as
nnl,r►inov duly to pay to the Queen of England all the ho-
nours due to her.

(Si.goteil) " C. CARDINAL GONSA LVI."

Min KELLY, wi 11 play Annette. in The Mud
and the Magpie... Tor her own benefit, at the ?oils.
mouth Thrstte on Wednesday. The performance
will he under the pstroosge of the Officers of the
Coldetresto Regiment of Gourds.

ELECTION RSP A ILTZIL-I.fr•iit COrTeSpOildeNt.l
—Air. llAaver, mow M, P. for Coldwater. Can-
valor(' at Quaker on a Sunday, who reprehended
bun for working ou that sacred day, sod referred
bun to m passage in Holy writ, which nays, •• Thou
alien do no compeer of work." &e. Mr. MAiVIIIr
rrplied. " Very true, Friend ; bat there is soother
pmisage that seems to have escaped your recollec-
tion. which lays, • Make your calling oval Election
sure .
if It

The Crown and Regalia of Coady.—A chest re-
-....ently brought fro n, lothq containing the regalia
and other wicks taken in 1815 from the Palace of
the depraved King of CANDY, was opened ou Wed-
test at the Beak of Enrlasin. Among the
curious and costly articles disclosed to view were
regal crown of pure gold, as entire suit of yol4eal
'rumor, together with a member of tiaras, brace-
let., amulets, and other ornaments, fur the must
part siudded with precious stones, end many of
them suspended by massive gold Allan's, of ingeni-
oar workmanship.

Saturday a Coroner's Inquest was held lanai Thomas •
MirOng, Esq at the Blue Posts Newunin-street, Oxford.
sired, on the body of Martha DiVia, a young woman who
lived in rcurt in the family of John Bond, Esq. 87, in 1114 l
stmt. who pat a period to her own existence by bonging
herlrhi. The &erased .waa a very gay yetis, woman, feed
of dress, and ewe than her cartilage could supped. The
nwney she received from her mistress to pay her tradesmen's
tile site condienad to her owa use, and when the tradesmen
•,4.1d rid be pat of any longer, the fear 61'de/cation wad
14 tiptoed to pristine temporary denotement of as iad, which
%used her to commit the fatal deed. Verdict—isametlip.

TIM. FUNDS.

• [nese a Swag; Paper 1

A Memorial to the Comitinittee of the Stock F:xciange is
•
under consideration, solkitong the abolition eon! of the
nietler of cameo its* bloomers, est rentely prevalent of tete, by
"ich that ovion slt ;Acing or of delitn.vong stork, wittiest is
'l;4 period, may be purchased at a stipulated prise. lo
the technical language of the Stock-market, these bargains
ire denominated pails and ealli,anik the remain urged fee their
elitiosilionioree is; the inihafrassment they are supposed to
cause to the ratotir operations, in prevent iug the owls' foe-
tomatoes. The practiee, width came orighoally from cluilaid,
has always been pronounced illegal by the Committee, but
who, if the. here *midi 1 or ioterfered is bargains
of that nature, have never, on the other 'hand, attached
any peial coureapoeuces• to them. They Will probably
feel, therefore; on the presets% use:slims, that to visit them
by expulsitn, or cern by suspension, small he too severe
a punishment ; yet it is probable nothing short of that
would piocure their suppression. The stagnant state of
the market, which still continues, is perhaps owing to
other causes, since it is •Intost a Natural consequence,
when the foreign relations sit the count, y are in n 9
risk. of disturbauce, and no hints are suffered to escape
concerning financial measures at home, that the funds rhusold
remain stationary. According to the beet *monists of the
state of the revenue, a surplus produce of 100,0001. beyond
the first quarter of 1819, but without any allowance for
the new taxes, may be expected. A report is In circulatiou,
but which does nut appear to rest on a very substantial
basis, that the Minister contemplates a fending of Exche-
quer bilkshortly after the asmemblingof the new Parliament.
The belief of such a measure may serve to explain the price
borne at present by those severities, which, considering the
low rates, interest they bear, and the Get that too interest
whatever has been paid roar more than eighteen Months, is
otherwise quite inexplicable.