The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-29 00:00:00

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The seven Magistrates, these sere* wise ►nee (1
she Rust (there
is sompthin very improring to the
number seven), seem to think that all the (burgers
they inv., apprehend arise out of some pectin:lr cir-
cumstances io the present case, which give the pro-
ceeding to character unusually alermitig. Hut they
condescend not to explain what these circuur•t:r:ices
are. The words " under the present CIS corn-
staom." are extremely convt.nient to a certain ekv..l
of reasoner:. They conceal the lark of argitmerr.,
and at the same time canimurri.ean. to Oily .4)e.en
proposition an air of soleni r grotty, which might
be mistaken for wisdom. They meat, every thing,
and tell nothing. " Under present circumstance."
Lord Listaiwoh stays he cannot give her MA.
JESTY a 'toyed Palace fur her rt•idencr. •• Under
present circumstances" the servo arise men 'lf the
Rest cannot give her a church whet rill to say
her prayers. Had it fallen to our lot to advise
upon this matter, we should have urged the "pre-
vent circuinstarices" as affording the best assutonee
that no evil could arise from the QUREN'S inten-
tion ; fvr although a large concourse. of person, as-
sembled in narrow streets must be at all times in-
commodious, yet a people collected in good hu-
mour, pleased at the event in progress, and satis-
fied with themselves,. would appear to lie as little
disposed•to commit mischief as could well be ima-
gined. We certainly could not discover any
greater probability of evil or inconvenience re-
sulting from a crowd collected to witness a cere-
mony so ititeresaing aS that which will this day be
exhibited, than from one assembled to gape at a Lord
-Mayor's slew, a Royal procession to Pin lianient, or
any other spectacle which way from time to time he
prepared In amuse the multitude. Among these
seven Magistrates are sonie who have Mirth the
civic chair, alai who hove, by the display of their
utswieldy state," drawn crowds together. ‘Vould
they resign the glories of the ninth of November
from au apprviittision that some inconvenience
might arise to the good citizens of London, or cal-
culate the probable low which might result from
the partial closing of shops along the line of their
gorgeous procession ?

We have received Paris Papers of Saturday
last. Madrid has b, ell the scene of so insur-
rectional movement which was prolonged from the
16th to the 18th of this month. The tionnita-itoi
of General JOsEPU :11•111E CAAVAJ•I. to the post
of Governor of Madrid and of New Caatile in die
place of General VILGOD6T. wry the inured:ate
cause of the diquibatice. The pretext sees, that
this stuutioiation, which war alisten by the KING'.:
hued, wes ist.t coutiterwgoed by the Minister. The
people, on learning it, arid iu a crowd to the usual
plsce of the tottingt-of the Cores, when the fir rum-
pent Depot oboe' 1t.41 wet no the I6di, at nine o'clock
ni the ter JJ JJ g, cud demanded that the Cartes should
be immediately assembled. The Dtputao ion deli.
lorretril iyou the vubject, and wrote to the KING
bt un extraordinary cot* ter, nip g hunt of the
rtrrureoerlice closed by Its,
CARVAJAL. Thing* remained in thin state until the
following day. The public agitatian seemed to in-
crease every Umlaut, it was known that the Ministers
had sent extraordinary couriers i all the pro.
vincrs, and tbis citcotnstatice increased the iu-
quietude of the people.
At lialf.past four 4.'elock a deputation front the
people pirssuird a petitioo 111 the Municip...l Buds,
tipstig it to address the Pi-imam-lit Deinthutinii
I lir Slur Situ
4:k/elf s, •At swvri, o'clock a Deputy
affituusliCell Iu Mr that tI. Urputatwu had
Ives-mil a Ver.y aalls.l4( bitty 111Y111',, Et the KING.
wits,
'hat 111AJ6rTY 11411 appointed Gene-
ral traqTaiAt. to the rum Captiliti-General of
it wool larAtt-e "Ite rimer: es, the
ap)t siiittitent plc nom; to the pruplgf ; Lut hawing
terrors, wstli sviets.- the inquietude of the people, be
tart .• nab d hla Slllllrfrrl IQ! impose to haul (flier
or iloy of ther6lic eol.fides,ce to fill the al.
yf Cu to ii•Clenertsl of Ns is; Cast Ile. political
Chiet or ' aid linrpeitoit•tent rat or