The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-11 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

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our ardent hope, that he may be equally saccantti
in his present undertaking. It will be seen by our
Parliamentary Report that on, Wednesday night the
debate on the election of a Secret Committee on the
Queen's conduct was adjourned till Friday, and again
on that evening till Monday, (to-morrow), to give
time for treaties of conciliation. We wish they may
succeed, blit it must he by the full admission of her
Majesty's innocence, and her claim to all the digni-
ties of her situation ; for if she forego but one single,
even the most trifling, of her due, we shall hold it
tantamount to an entire confession of her guilt.—
We certainly, at one time, were in .doubt on the
subject : our doubt is removed by her heroic return,
and now, as " she has put her life upon the cast, she
must stand the throw." Ministers have tried in
vain to bully her into dishonour—we hope and
believe they will fail in their attempts to cajole her;
ut the same time we must express our opinion, that
a great share of undeserved censure has been cast
upon Ministers fir the infamous proposition Lord
Hutchinson was the bearer of, for their general
political conduct authorizes our belief, that they
would not advise their sisters or daughters to
hesitate, if an offer of 50,0001. per year were made
to them, even though coupled with dishonour, and
men should not be blamed for offering where there
is no tie of consanguinity, what they would counsel
the acceptance of, under the closest.

Friday being the day appointed for the bidding for
the Loan, a great deal of business has been done at
the Stock Exchange. The gentlemen who intended
to bid waited on the Chancellor at 10 o'clock, when,
it appearing that Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co. were
prepared to take the least quantity of Three per
Cent. Consols, they were declared the Contractors.
As soon as this intelligence reached the City, Con•
awls, which were then Tin for the opening, fell
quietly to 701, and the Omnium was-done as low as
1 1 per Cent. discount.—Five lists were prepared, and
the biddings were as follow :
Bailey
Ricardo
I 1 aldim an
Itothsobild -% 6 9
Reid, Irving, and Co., and friends

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From the most recent Paris Papers we learn, that
LorrePs trial had been concluded; that he had been

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found guilty, and ordered fur execution.—A: the
moment of going to press we learn, by a telegraphic
despatch, that he was decapitated on Thursday, in
the presence of an immense multitude. No tumult
whatever tool: place, and Paris vas entirely quiet.

TILE QUEEN'S-PROaII—FROM DOVER TO
LONDON.
Shortly after five o'clock tier Majesty appeared at the
winilow of Wright's Hotel, was received with the
most etithusiast it: exprestions of satisfaction.
At six (o'clock a deputation of the inhabitants. of the
town in Dover begged to be introduced to her Majesty,
stating that they were anxious to present to her an
address expressive or their feelin6s on her Majesty')
arrival in her own Kim:thorn.
The moment the arrival of these gentlemen was men•
tinned to tier Majesty she desired that they might be
admitted to her presence. She stood at the upper end
of the room, A idernian Wood 1111 her right, and Lady
on her le t hand. deputation soon
entered, and bowing with great respect, ads aimed CIOSC tit
her M ,I; sty, when one of toe Gentlenteo r!•,d all
A mress—to which her Maj.osty returned the ullowtm:
mom goat• Oh, answer:—
•• lam deeply imprased with all the attentions the town of
Dover has shown on my arrived m theme realms. I trust that
saute period will arrive when I may be permitted to proinote the
happiness tit my subjects, as I indeed feet most straddled us being
again united to so noble and generous nation."
use deputation h tit tries. 111.: !Wilton, id kiss tier
Majesty's hood, and retired deeply impressed with h r
Majesty's condi scensaiii.
S:vet al la.lies were atterwards permitted to enter tole
room, and were kind!) received by her NI .jesiy.
r Majesty ascended her cacri:oge dt half past six.
The crowd collected was he%ceitl all CliCttial 100.
carriage .as drawn by the populace completeli
of site town, amidst loud and reiterated cheers.
Too horses were then put to, and ht r Majesty proceeded
oil her journey to Can Lel bur). iolloxrd by the blessings
o. h. r p
When her Majesty reached this a-crent city it %vs.
neorly dark. Toe scene, however, became singularly
loeatils fill from the effect of 104) daiiiheatix, which weir
lighted at the entrance oldie city, and carried by melt.
This dim tt itt atiou rito.,corvereti upwards of ten thousand
venous, who were anxiously expecting her Majesty's
approach, and who, the moment they caught sight of
her carriage, gave three cheers, and continued to cry
to Long Live %/mem Caroline !"