The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-31 00:00:00

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Ills Prisiairilr and jenite arrived at his cottage
last night from Brightehi.
This moruierg the K 1 PO attendee.' 'divine gawk*
at St. George. • Chapel. and heard on tarellrot
sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Ceiristrien sr.
the Canoes iu residence, from the,7eh ebapter of the 1
Gospel of St. Matthew, 21st verse.
Tuesday the Royal Hunt will conitneisce. when
a stag will be Horned oat fur the day's diversion at
Knott Hell; übd on Friday another wag will be
turned out Mt ear ow Salt Hill.

ADDRESSES TO HER ALUESTY.

The Queen's Chamberlain', Sir 'Witham Cell and the
lion. Keppel Craven, having noodled to the public that
lwr Majesty had emolved, 1a einswiptewee of the ill state of
her health, and the iwainvenience to be spprehemded from
the approaching severity of the weather, sot to receive soy
Addresses by depilate** after yesterday, invent of the most
otroterows and respectable trades of the metropolis and its
vicinity, not bovisi previously expressed their onstiments
upon the pentad proceedings, determined to take odes*.
'age of the implied perminion, sod to convey to her Msjers y
yesterday the assormwe of their loyalty amid ester's. The
htightisess of the morning was propitious, to their porpow,
and pee the highest effect to the very brilliant preparations
that had bees made to give splendour to the several pro.
cessions. Nisibiog Weed could exceed the maguilleente
sod Willman, of some of them. No theatrical spectacle
exhibited more basetifol IMIIRIMINIO lags sod derriere, than
were paraded last morning through the Streets of the Pr.'
Kepis'* evineiag at mire the wealth and taste of the several
computies, sad the animating spirit that prompted their
(medium. The streets were crowded to eaten ; and it was
plainly perceptible that the filing of respect for the Queen,
and the coutrictioo of her innocence, were not confined to the
monstrous bodies who accompanied the Addresses.
The Aral procession that passed along the Stns. I was
that of the Youths of the Metropolis, cestsisting of lads
from the age of 12 to IS. They were all meetly dreamed,
and decorated with white favours. _ _

1111-miellgememedme was that which bore the Coopers' Ad.
dress. A gilt barrel, to denote the trade, was hurtle on a
lung pole with a silk scroll, having the wank" Carpe, o' Ad-
dress" is large gilt letters. Thee followed aissiciaws ire grey
horses, and the deputatioa also on horseback. The mei of
the trade marched in regular larder, Ave abrea4, to the
masalier probably of two thousand. They bore several
Olga of warning colours and devices. White Aar, " Lime
es Bretkrest.” Blue, " The Coopers' tribute le perse-
cuted Innocence." A large deg, borne by two isms, repro.
seating a view of a cooper's yard, with die Wards " Frlesde
of Hoitamily."
The third procession was that of the Spanish Leather
Dressers, with several aim sad a based of music.
The Nardi was that of the Fellowmen, who were very
memerous. These were preceded by a bead of music, sad
had several Sags, with differeat devices, expreesive of their
matiments towards the Queen. Therein) bore two figures
of lambs, each supporting • flag, sad followed by a large
Bag, having a figure of a woolsack, iescribed with the words
" Tfie Staple of England." The figures °, the lambs west
mot well formed, and cat rather a grotesque appearance.
Them came tie Seal.skis Corriere. Bet the moat splendid
exhibition of the day was that of the Bramfousiders mid
Brasiers; indeed we 68d it difficult to emesity as adeimate
idea of the niaguiliceuce sad heaelgusf this spedmels. The
procession was headed by a ease /reseed Se a beisetitel merit
of burnished plate aressee of braes, and amealed se a
handsome black horse, the reins briegheid by peemes *rasp
as pages, bat wearing beam helmets. This figure was followed
immediately by a large party, beagle( beautiful gimes* of
fancy 'gunk in brass and copper, supported um bran. weeds.
The brilliancy, number, and variety of these works excited
eaesual admired's. At regular intervals flags were bone
with various devices and mottos—" TM Queen end her
Righis."—" Caroline, God god mg Rigid."—" Wood end
I edependence."
Then 0111 C a man clothed is complete steel armour fol.
lowed by various lags—" A. if &lima hi."—" The Qtosti's
Guards.' =" Ales of indef."
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A ens is a compleft suit of brass arssuse, usousted sad
'Headed as the forgoer, appeared, and was followed by two
perms', brariag us a niobium a maim magaiiceal imitation
of the imperial crows of England. Other deputations fol.
lowed. Oise t.f the Burrlt-Linden, is carriages, and use from
the Inhabitants of Margate is three carriages, preceded by
• gentleman mounted os alreautifel creams-coloured hone.
The last in order of progressive were the Ishabitasts of
Islington, cousistiug of Ladies and GeistSemen, is forty-'
eight caning,* of four hones each, and which has not bees
exceeded by any yet wituened is respectability. The Ladies
were o:bristly dresred.
The Depstation appointed to present the Address foam
the Clerks is the profession of the Law to her Majesty, was
the first received 'eateries,. The Address, which was moved
by Mr. Milne, and seconded by Mr. J. P. Thomas, was
read by Mr. Hatt, sod her Majesty even e. d it with the
greatest condercession, and returned a most gracious auswcr.
The Deputation was small is number, but of the moat re-
spectable appesra±es.

Mr. Altler;sao Wood, in enonespitettee of rattler severe in-
disposition, winch has confined bier to his had since Satur-
day, was presorted !Mesolithic apes tka Quires yesterday,
during the presentation of the uoirerusis Addresses winds
her Majesty 'revved at Braadeuberitt Horse. Mr. Haw
attended, sod presented all An Addresses rot sent by de-

potation.
The following is a list of the Addresses resealed to bee
Msjetty :
Margate Weavers of Newbury
Itlougton Dolchlitig. Soso,'
Cue pers Lao yert'
Ifutoolos of the Metropolis Odd Fellows
Leather Dressers Bothettottb
Brats Fowl& rot *rootlet
Wurkinglistn Puutipuot
Savor Trade Chick. sler
Paper ti ougess Wugtuwn
Belt klayers Cabinet-ma
%Vett and Butt Coker Lyooinctoo
Aluousoottla Maidatorse.
New Molls
The crowd yesterday at Brandenburg,' House was greater
than on soy former urcasioto. The people also appeared to
fret iocreased joy and animation, excited uu doubt by the
cualideut autieigailluo of her Majesty'. decided acquittal.

On Sunday his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex ar-
rived at Brandesiburgh House (ruin Tiasibridge Wells. to
visit her Ma,/STY: after regnaiwiag an hour with her MA-
JEETV, be retirned back to Tosbridge.— Karl and Countess
FITZWILLIAEI, Ike Curtness of TANIMIVILLIL, the jamas,
Colgate.* of JansaY, and Lord and Lady IHH.Tow, have
bees at Idgaudenbargh House, in pay their respects to the
QUEEN. We uhderstand her Kuser( will go to Clare.
maul to-morrow us • visit to Prioce Leorous, there to
mat her Royal Higher.. the Duchess of KIWI'.
We are d that her 111*.ntery, though very mach fa.
tattoo.' Truss the number of Add...ewes and lostroductiows that
she received on Wrdoenday, a sokerriosuly iodispireed. Her
blackeity received Primes Lsosow, in the presence .f
lady Ass .HAMILTOII. she Marquis Artot.or, sad bet
Chambr,lsius. Slue afterwards withdrew with his Royal
pilliferis to &mother room; sad we ata happy to tears that
her MAJESTY piraerves her health uoiammired by the troubles
amid vexations she wsperimeted.
Lieut. WILLIAM FOWLNII aevived ea goaday night trout
; Frew(' with 44104 W-bee roe Lea -Coosaatnitoato. Two- n 4
' disins.l witoessee (sow too I•Ae) (muss Amity, for the &Mica
er Ike QultsX, cane -•

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