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IN liar Tema-hall.

'lb Sm. Mr. Raylee wm proposed by Mr. inter! llie
spnekstowy) as a fit nod proper person is MI the Chnir.
Tits in..tirot was strongly apposed by Mr VATRO HUnTrie,
who noovr.l, as an amendment, that Mr. Cobh, senior's, Immo-
olennlid he submitted as an individual who pownowtl mar. ..f
the ewfdenee of the town of Margate thso i6c otlwr Krt.

Mr. Cobb, however, •fter much he•itif , declined the
•IIMO•it letl3olllllllllll call of the Meeting; to. which Mr. Salter,
the Chairman st the former PIeCIIIIC, was pri y.nttd OM to
take the Chair.
The Requisitionists (amongst which, by the way, was Mr.
Cobb) floaliog them.eir. s defeated in their mi. ut ..1 fort-
ing a Chairman of their choice on the MI i'"dyes, to
the number of 15 ur 20 fr the 1411, 0100 a Resoluta...,
expressive of the acme of the Meetiner, Tlid after so lab.
a &rhodium of their attachment to his NT.j.o.te, on the de.
noise of the late King, they roosiele.e.l any new dr In.
line of their fidelity unroll, el for, and a,, of supi rero.
ration," was ma sii.n 00000 sly ran icol.
Had Mr. Jeiris, fur he wa. 11, mmith pier.. of the
Ring's ititlreloer.., had lie moved the Itesoliii on. winch i„
od
been drawn up by the Ultra- Ifiyalists, 11 WWI provosi..l
Itt move so am, nilment ileclaratory of the real seutments of
the neeetitig, as to the condor! B.f 1114 'Maj.-oy.* Mawr,.
Inwards the goers. of England, whop .1 by *
an hatable reque.t to dismiss them from his royal preitoce
sad council*. Well theft might Clam. Milli•der• diem pr..-
leclitto from their friends, whose injudicious comfort ton this
uccision wait so near introlring them in the deeps,' dis-
grace. The R. noisitimnsis are maid to I. ire retired to SIPIRe
secret lurking place, where the greatest wooloin will be to.
knee; but—
'• Quits Dens with pettier, piles dementat."

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LONDON,

FRIDAY, OCTOIIIII 27, 1820.

IVe learn from the Court circular that Prince
Lecreot.l3 railed pate-May at Illrantlenburgli
!loupe to Mild:re after the health of the QUEEN.
but that his 'loyal Flightiest' did not alight from
his carriage. firr MAJESTY, we lament to say,
has suffered so much agitation of mind since the
commencement of the present crud proceedings,
that her health has been roniiii!er:My impaired.
and Prince Lacteot.u, at bar?lug that she hail
been taken suddenly ill, seemed to feel it Ilia
duty to break through every restraint, and pay
this mark of reapeelfal attention In the mo-
ther of his inuch4aved Princess. The Prince
is know,, to possess a irenereas and feelifcx heart,
and with a mind so disposed to the milder sycripa-
'hies of our nature, he must hasp sincerely deplored
that tircumstancesi should hare impel iously requir-
ed of loin to withhold from her MAJESTY in her
sufferings the solace of his protection end friendship.
It is possible that even this delicate though gourd-
eil mark of his emotion may expose this generous
Prince to misrepresentations and jealousies, ill a
quarter to which he must feel himself strongly
bound by gratitude and alrectioo, and per.
haps even his own fair fame, and the remem-
brance of one with whose cherished name the
public still love to unite him, may not, for the.
dreadful offence, be stiffi&ent to sh'eld him frost
the calumnies of the miscreant.; whi se trade is de-
traction ; but the public, while they acknowledge
the propriety of his reserve on the great point now
pending, will honour the motives that led him to
encounter the chance of evil, that he might by one act
of generous attention pour the balm of consolation
on the wounded heart of this unhappy QUEEN.
Were the present proceedings to continue much
longer, it is very probable that even this solace
would conic too late. The agony of mind endured
by her MAJESTY is greater than can well be con-
ceived, and the health of the body cannot endure
the coutioned internal conflict. The alternations
of hope and fear, the torture of suspense, the assur-
ance that even an acquittal by Pathainent cannot
restore tier to I.er proper rank in the State, the
uAreheilsions drawn from the hitter experience of
the past, that even though she were most trio awl.-
antly to refute every calumny pointed at her honour,
there will still be persons fotiad to slaiider her cha-
racter and connect her name with the vilest impu-
tations—all these contribuite to distinct 'ter mind,
and must of necessity produce au alarming im-
pression upon her system. The tongue of the de-
famer might eventually prove no less murderous
in its operations thou the most practised stiletto its
Italy.

Doctor LUSHINGTON od.tre,ced the Howe of
Lords yesterday for the d.rei:ce, and commented
with great minuteness upon the evAeoce adduced
for the Crown, 'hewing Ito i,iconsistencies

and contrasting it in various parts with the opening
'speech of the ATTORNEY-G EN Fit It., and with the
uuimpeached testimony brougla forward to repel it.
The Learned Doctor concliol. (I 11.,, speech shortly
after three o'clock. The ATTORNEY.GINZIAL
will this morning be heard in reply.

An understanding very generally prevailed yes.
terday evening among the pol;,ical circles, that is
a conference held between the Earl of LIVERPOOL
and Earl Gum, each accompanied by a Lord
from their respective sides of the House, the fate
of the Bill of Pains and Penalties was determined.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL and Earl GREY were car.
tautly absent from the House yesterday at the same
time, for •hunt twenty minute, ; and it seemed as
it' the conference had been requested by the Earl of
LtntPooL, for he first left the House, and Earl
Gagy. accompanied by a noble friend, swoon after-
wards followed.

Jamaica Papers to the 2d of September hare sr.
rival. The only intelligence of any interest which

they contain is a correvoudence which bail taken
place between the Spanish General and the Chiefs
of the Independent party, relatively to the accept.
ance of the new Constitution established in Spain,
and the re-union of the Southern American Pro.
vinces with the Mother Country, unde► the sanction
of that Constitution. The proposals were decisively
rejected by the patriotic leaders.

The Paris Papers of Monday have arrived. The MOllll-
- contains a Decree, stating that some of the young
'withers trilled into activity in pursuance of the law of
ISIS, fur the recruiting of the army, have voluntarily moli-
Lied themselves to avoid military service. It therefore
roads, that such pertmits so miscouducting themselves shall
he enrolled it, one of the companies of Pioneers.
Doke CUMBICILLAND returned to Berlin from
De•eau, on the 121 h.
The ilunorer Gazelle has undertaken the defence of
Baron d'OsiPransi. It will no doubt nest panel yrize MA-
JOCCUI, SACCHI, nod all the rest of the tribe of Cottun
Cardeu.

Spanish Papers to the 13th inotant have arrived. The
following are extracts :

MADRID, OCTOBER N.
YELLOW FEVER.

In Cadiz, from the 271 h September to Ist October, the
deaths have bees 12 ; now eases, 77 ; recovered be; tota
number of Wiest* ISO.

In 'Cent de k Frontere, from the Roth to the 26th, the
deaths have been 25; recovered 46 ; two cases 139 ; Rum.
Ler of patient. 279.

LtaIDA, OCTOIER S.

The poblicily of the discussion respecting the monks has
caused loss to an immense ailment in the monasteries which
we have io oar view, namely, those of Poblet, Seal. Dei,
and Esciorpe, from al: iiisiumerable waggon loads of effects,
have been carrying off for some days past. At Publet the
monks are nut able to carry off any thing fur their own use,
for the initabstasita of the neizliboorhood, seen,: the pillage
th it was going on, came up for their share of the booty, and
spoiled all those who came loaded out of the monastery,
besides gathering their vtutage, cutting down their woods,
and &Mg other considerable damage. At fiesta Del they
have sold the docks of sheep, the wood, the mules, corn, &c.
The good mnuk■ dedicated to a contemplative life, and nut
aces/310mM to labour, have been hard at work for some days
to effect this hasty and peremptory transfer of property.
Nobody bas said any thing to them, and the consequence is,
that the politic treasury will obtain only the real property,
whine the moveable property of various descriptions was
worth many millions.

Is the Sitflag of the Cortes of the 10th, the Report of
the Committee of Finance wsa read on the proposed Luau
of 200,000,000. The Committee think the Loan necessary,
and the proposed amount not too lance.

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Letters from St.Tlinmag's of the 9th September, state, that
Admiral BRIoN had . xperieneed a defeat in the Riser Mat.
delvne, and wa► °hilted to retreat with some lose. flog.dvan.
had succeeded in cutting off some supplies going to Seism
Lieutenant FR UM LAND and his romyenisms, on the 30th
of June last, were left, all well, 700 miles up the country
from Hudson's Bay. By the begs. aaaaaa cof September they
would, no doubt, arrive at the Copper Mine River.
TRADe OF ALDCRIAtIf .—The following is a copy of an
Ord. r of the Lords of his Majesty's Treasury to the Com-
missioners of Customs:—
"'I reasory Chambers, Sept. 12, 1820.
" I am commanded by their Lordships to authorise the
♦xportation of East Indi■ while goods, watehoased by the
East India Conipaily, not of a hither valise than L. Ed. per
yard, to Aldernry, M the same manner as they can stow be
exported to Guernsey and Je►:ev ; and I am to desire you to
allow the vessels which have by their L.rd•hips orders beets
permitted for a limited period, to convey from Giternsey and
Jersey to Alderney, antes, spirits, tobacco, pepper, and
snuff, to carry also salt from Gnernsey and Jersey to Alder-
ney, during the continuance of she indulgence, and under
the same securities and regulations.
(Signed) "GEORGE HARRISON."
Sir. K, Craven and Sir Wm. GO, Vier.Chamherlainv to
the QUreit, are commanded to anoomice, that, in consequence
of the lateness of the !mason, and the probable approach of
wet weather, her Majesty wines to decline rereivinc any
future Ad•lrcraes in peisuit alike Monday next, She 30th inst.
Is is nevertheless to Iss• UlltiVllllloll Sisal her Majesty by no
weans intends to exclude the presentation of such Addresses
as Joky be at this moment sit preparation, and which, if not
ready by Vonday, her Majesty will receive and answer with-
out the ceremony of a formal deputation.
likandenbargh-honer, October 25.
The independent spirit of tits inhabitants of Tavistork has
again displayed itlelt by their petitioning the House of C
mons oat to admit the Bill of Pains and Ptualties against
the Quetta.
81r. De MAN noticed th- circumstance of BARBARA
BREW!, stannic, " It was ordered that a doable hed ■hunld
be pat in the room," &c. An article from Baden, extracted
from the Allgeweine Zeifaag, throws some light CM Uhls
part of the case. Thoucts apsrlasents had been taken for
the QUEEx at the Brat., ►he was comforted by the postillions
(properly tutored no doubt) to the Post Inn, where Gitotw
•nd his accomplices had, we stippose, taken rare to wake
such arraneemente, and gave such order. as heat suited their
infamous purposes. The falsehood of Kares's testimony is
said to be known to all the inhabitants of Car laruhe.

In order to give a full ftoloot of Nit.. DEtimAreS
Speech, a Supplement to The Obgerrer will be published ow
Smudgy. 'lll4re will out be auy Adveetistewients auserled iu
either glacel 11w week.

At a meeting of the right Incorporated Trades
at Cupar, held On the 11:11„ an Milieu to the
QUEEN, which had been previously drawn up. was
read; and being unanimously approved of, it was
proposed that Sir Itottams FERGUSON should be
requested to present it ; Fite the meeting having
been informed thut Sir RONALD aas not at present
in London, agreed that it should be forthwith
transmitted to Mr. Alderman Woof).
We are extremely sorry to learn that some partial
affrays have lately taken place, hod' in the barracks
sod in public-tunnes in this town. between a few
hot-headed young writ and tiait•ei of the military.
and which originated in a difference respecting the
QUEEN.—(Neweastle Paper.)
fifty pontirl. sterling was lately...remitted by
KENNETH MACPUERSON, of Jamaica, to Will.-
max F•Lcoeett, Esq. el Inverness. being sub-
scriptions collected at mid colony for the Society
for Educating the Poor in the Flighlands.
, Lord THOMAS HAY. the lion. 11. Muerrotr,
Sir RALPH ANSTRUTHIM. Bart. and Sir THOMAS
WAILTR. Bart. are admitted of Trinity College,
C•nthridge.
Oir Saturday the St. Andrew's Crms. given to the
Royal Company of Archers by Sir GEORGE Stew.
ART MAcISNUR, Bars. was abut for, at tw• hen.
died yards duitance. in MP° Park. Edinburgh and
gained by CHALLIS CiLOSLANO HATA gitj• -tfrolt
king-greet. t.,r: ,--; .• ' . 1' ' ' - . '
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THE ROYAL FAMILY.
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WiNDSOR, OCTOBER 9.5.--On Monday his MA-
JESTY visited the Princess AUGUSTA at her resi.
dence at Frorgtnore. The Kim; remained R coo.
siderable time with his Royal Sister. but did not
stay to dinner. This afternoon, soon after three
o'clock, his MAJESTY left Windsor for his Pavilion
at Brighton.
Prince LEOPOLD rolled at Brandenburgh House
yesterday, to inquire after the health of the Clue's,
hiring heel' informed that her MAJESTY had been
taken soddenly ill. Ili• Royal Highness did not
alight from his carriage, but Mr. ADDENBROKE
was deputed to make the necessary inquiries of
Lady ANN HAMILTON.