The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-04 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

Yesterday bring the day for presenting the Ad.
dresses of the Borough of Southwark awl of the
Common Hall to her M AJEsTr, considerable crowds
began to collect in Portman.street at an early hour,
notkithstanding the unfavourable state of the wea-
ther. The windows were crowded with well.dremed
females, and rows of carriages hued the streets. A
few minutes past one the Southwark procession op-
peered, and was saluted with cheers by the multi-
lode. Sir IL Wli4oll. in the uniform of a Ge-
nera Officer, Mr. CALVERT and the High Beililt
of Southwark, is. their Court. dresses, with a num-
ber of gentlemen, electors of the Borough, were
presented to the QUEEN, and hid the honour of
kissing her MAJESTY'S baud.
The Address was read to her MAJESTY. but as
the original copy had been sent to Mr. BROUGHAM,
who is indisposed in the country. she had rot pre.
•iouslr perused it, so as to be able to return it writ-
ten. Answer. Her Muesli( returned a most gra-
cious verbal Answer, and p 1111 l Used that her writ-
ten Answer should lie immediately sent to the
Electors of Southwark. The Deputation then re-
tired, and was a second time greeted by the entho.
ifistic cheers Of the people. At the same moment,
several Beuefit Societies marched by with their
davdisad some. The whole scene was interesting
and ioirilisted in the extreme.

Thi LOllO Mitotand the other City Aothoril
ties, shortly otter tiro, appeared with the Address
of the Common 11414 which was read to her MA-
JESTY is follows:
" TO THE quess's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.

U The humble Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
and Livery of the City of Loudon, i■ Commou Hall
assembled:
" MAY IT !CIAO[ YOUR MAJESTY,

We, his Majesty's dutiful and loyal suhjeets, the Lord
Mayor,' Aldermen, and Livery, of the City of Losibm, in
Common Hall assembled, humbly •ppru•ch your Majesty
with our warmest congratulatious upon your Majesty's safe
return to this Kingdom.
We sincerely condole with your Majesty upon the has
of so many Illustrious Personages of your, Royal House,
particularly that of your Majesty's guardian soul protector,
oar late revered Sovereign, sod your amiable and beloved
daughter, the Princess Charlotte, upor whom the hopes of
the minion had fondly rested.
" We have beheld with grief the numerous insults and
indignities which have been offered to your Majesty, both
at home and abroad, and lament that may person should
be found with such unchristian feelings as to advise the
omission of your Majesty's Dame in the soletuu services of
the church.

" As we have before congratulated your Majesty spots
your complete triumph over a foul conspiracy against your
life and honour, we have never ceased to feel the most
anxious solicitude fur every thing conotected with your peace
mid happiness, and sincerely trust your Dlijesty will prove
equally triumphant over the renewed attempts to vilify your
character.

" We have felt, in common with all his Majesty's subjects,
the highest indignation at the insulting and degrading pro-
mos'& which were made to your Majesty previous to your
arrival in this country.
" We admire the prompt refnaal or your Majesty to com-
promise your honour tor • pecuniary consideration; *or
- forbear eupressii ' adorn Irv'

t •bl t."--i IYothd.--•76,1,iii. -14-; lo; lie—sZill'—a-""'"' 1.7 .....-'7.1-- 7"-- can we 6,these eupsessinr rym! admiration at she imaraaa. degradation. or an y oilier severe measure iiguiiiat mend that eticourogrinent should continue to be
but ii SUWON e inn !!! 0 lid assert, on Lie exile: more O. 111/Colly.
• all/UM and decisive cambia your Majeviy has diaplayed, by the QUEEN, Mr. C•N N IPSO will resign his peat in given to the timber trade with our A turmoil cute..
bolt littiril :I utlietterithat the ceraisinai lidoefir be die yenie isi that flonse, nut cusifiuni- l•'•remark
ct Me
• your unhesitating eitidideuee iii the loyally and tumour of the Cabinet. This is by no weans pruliable, for ides, in iireferenee to that with the Baltic, and
aproutted lot pie dry drys, but certeitsly tile Him. to tine kit twit or three years, that more prufusiou
des
the Brutish nail 1111 l as well as the courage you have evinced
Culutiel's (aims) proposition of delaying it till metier did exist thou under toe prevent Ministry. why should the Right lion. Gently:mai' e it. his that in inking the duties upon timber the amount
iii boldly nserttag your accuses, prutestiog against all • -.-•
C.brixtiona woo hardly Ise- dare satisfactory; soil He agreed that • certain degree of pageantry Doracolleagues at tins particular moment. halm% liss should be collected from the cubical cuisteut•, and
u. t •. be.
otiiuteined, but it
wis.col"Hiniciiiit ,t at a secret ilsvealigatious, cud ditigiatoliiig as urea and conati-
the Mounds,* might then bejlistly Warded for pay.
t 'kilo proceeded with them through all the stages that a larger duty should be imposed upon mantis
mg so lurk atientinii.t6 thil feeling* 01. tl.l peiiitli', period of great irritntion to wllicli he objected: fir tuitional tribunal,
,of the case, which he must be aware were !editing factured timber thou upon timber in the log. ,
ua to fix a' periud fur seitifir the pageant when at would give it tau uppositiou, because Ise Nut no "We felt disgust at the POO" aide in our MniestV
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could nut be seen at all. iillinstis of doing au without being guilty of tudecuu in become au exile from thd lit !which might affiird your inevitably to this result, Mr, CANNING/ tucked
Mr. 11.31. Shiltil said, that as to the time st rum to his Majesty. Majesty's enemies fresh atipikunity for the calsmaies diclared iu the House of Cumulous, that •• So We have received Paris Papers of Friday lasts
. whiehar.,....,,,, they nerve' milk& have dared to attempt if help hi,,, Coo !ire would
which she coronation should take place, it was to Mr. JRACARDO said a few words.• presented to the Chamber of D
users rank litaisrlf ainong
,t, pis' btiou wfs,
be tictitlecittl Mal Ilia laW Majesty cattle to The SPEAREH theta letfe itIC CI;111,15: dud' the yore *sly tail rsinailserinisselard.
(Juggler accusers "tint we are out blahs log §ty ii M. MORENA!, who had formerly held
the Conati tit the month of 0006'4, and he was House resolved itself tutu the Lienittinitee;,Witienr-: " tte• stsin4Vilt bor. dmi rm e Majesty will be este. th,e - '
ratoookoti • ay owyitot, just
rietai.
2,1;4
re. molly outbids its drawing Monoclinal' to mark say an alliciol anisette° at the Seuegel, eisespleining of
I,ot coolsocd till the Septenilwr folloviing; a IktiOd On Ilik.lll4,Usin of the CHANCELLOR of the Ei• biisirrife therell
. vi „free, tuubtha was met, suffered to tdootieolottog eitttret ; it was tesaleiti that itxt,toput browned
sta,
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stitiousit
ottocloit to the Haaia dierweirce between the Hight Haus fileutlentin't ititimis infreetieus of the law prohibiting tbe trade
f
which time all the incouviiiiiiicei which hid h&eu to liiidiroYsfY for the elepelise's. of the%:uitiliattun si
of liiiniswkii, nail aka' (el deeply interestS4' • ' ' reiskinit to die.icceiiiog dlinisteri,' tiliii. they' Brit 'ld stirtia: Tits petition cootaitted a 10141rELIHROWN!
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