The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

THE ()LIEF N.

COTTON.G • RDZN.
• 'rite bootee of Sir Timms, Tillman. and
Me. Lay. ire Cotton.gardeir, are fitted. up ape's
tinily for the reception of-Pereesegee somewhat
sleeve the ordinary rook. They are, we are
farmed, to be exchseively nceapied
.111.. the
beasts of a more respectable rank in life, who are
blnsught ewer to support the cheers against the
QUIRN. The famine:re in them was el Saler.,
daf erwairlined, aped is of that description which
iarsesint in a private griitleseisals hiss e. It Is en•
Lively new, and consists of &oriole 'septa, neat
• materigeny chairs, fear post bedsteads, with Hoe
annum hangings, ornamented mirror, serene' me.
vivre of ware. among them the best plain courses of
•Wralgwood, the'-biscbeas well storks d with culi-
nary articles% • sad the (+llan with wines of
-oaring's descriptions. Including the conveniences
provided iii the two houses we have mentioned,
there is heddirog now listed up for the use of up-
wards of one Mooched persons, and this accommu.
,swrion. is provided in • more coMferlshit stanoer
•,itrwre it east generally be &striped by the mere
tionolole clauses of society. The temporary
hwlrl-
i:i Coterswirdeo, winchsretiot set apart fist the
io;,eirasioss of the cooking spiorraitis, ale now hated
e.tb good plain feorlwr.beils and mattresses, Ambit
seven or right in each division or ward, with sheens.
blanket% tool the greater part with white cowtrlidi. '
Tin are all laid upon bedsteads—four-pose.
trot, and press bedstead% are all ies reqnssetiori.
On Thursday end Friday the most material part of
the arcomoutpdation—the provisious—were lodged
s the &Hire's* store-mans, •itil, pia if the iistriiiiires
was to keep the stock oar baud a secret from soy
I.oligry fellows who 'night be induced from without
in storm the forlorn. none of it was supplied by the
tierlessneo Usually employed in the neighbourhood.
It ratite from strangers. who mostly resided out of
%Vest 000000 err. and was brought in soddenly used
iiitexperiedly. Them are several barrel. of beef, a
quantity of pork and bscon. eggs in aloniiillarice,
.fiustr, and a large quautity of groceries. Our Iv'ge
.Trey came from she comitry laden with oh-, soil
Saturday the *hole stock for she accommodation of
the witileiors. who sill have no reason to complain
of our hospitality, at les.t, whstrver else they may
foment, was completed and distributed in the dife-
r-rit parts of Colton-garden. according to the general
arrangement. The eating too has already begun.
tor ou Fridsy evening eleven foreigners were landed
met of a boat at Parliament stairs, and immediately
.conducted into the general sparimeuts, where the
-occomaisodati 00000 ea rousse, is provided. They were
seen Saturday and yesterday parading shout the
saril, dressed in foreign cut jackets and small
thin travelling caps. They appeared to be yam!
Ines. and snow of them laid a military air. Metes
eel the etude*, which overlooked the yard are Leos!
trued down. and the apartments to which they.lsss:
loog kept locked. Is
All communication wish Cotton-garden by 111,1
!wasp et she eastern end of Abingdon...ties:VW
completely closed. by a strung wooden palisade,
s',e ingress by Parliansent-ssirs completely cut 4.
by a btick wall and strong partition of timber.
'The only entrance now to Como-garden from the
water (there is Irene from the adjoining street. es.'
Sept. sr small passage to the houses of Mr. Rattles..
the Magistrate, and amither private Gentlesaares •
.next •to it) is by a us. causeway. just finished,
.-whioh projects from bin HATSCLL's house down to;
;top spier: meek ip Thames; a flight of steps.
uuite 'the causeway with the shore. and then there!
.is a •wooden barrier in which a gate opens to the •
.aide wall of Mr. llATsett's hour,. The foreign.
. witnesses are trot permitted to be landed from she
river side without ei previous order from the Office
,of the Howe Department, and the ettesidisrece of a
c2ritilletitial person from the Alien Office to re-
cognise the sitessilant from that Office. who con-
ducts the witnesses to their quarters in Cotton-gar.
.seen. Two boats laden with these" new visitors in
she course of Saturday arrived at this place of their
destination. and the netnewss teemed very cheerful
end well pleated with the ample preparations for
t'wir accommodation and protection. The whole
of the wituesses. we uoderststid, save two or three,
whose atteiedance is contingent, will be mustered in
t:otton-garden this day. Arrangements will before
theta be made to exclude the possibility ors glimpse
at chat place—both the witnesses and their quarters
will:le. as it were, hermetically sealed from the
public eye, and every crevice will be so stopped
,•ssp as to prevent the slightest gloat, which could
by possibility oe caught by the most prying cu-
riosity. Tits witnesses will. u they are waisted, be
conducted to the House of Lords through a cover-
edynsiage alongside Mr. lIIATIMILL'S house. and
the Painted Chamber. These avenues wil! coo.
etnet &reel to the side passage of the House of
Lords. A osimber or cooks from Hampton-Court.
'N'Viiirhor. and other Court resideocee, have arrived
,to superintend the culinary offices.
dElt MAJESTY.
Upon her first arrival at Braudenburgli House,
the Queen was waited spots by, a geotleman,
• who. its the most actions tuanoer, eatreaste'd that
she would not remain there • single night. for that,
he•harl the strongest reasons to believe ass sump*.
would-he mode to tasty her off. by water. to wine
. place of secresy.• Her MaJteet treated this isle
• formation with, great indifference. and-seemed re
thlioli that the seal of her informaut had induced,
hint to stretch his imagination beyond the burro&
or*obability. 'ler scepticism, however, only is,.
creased the vehemence of her adviser, and she was
ideloced to send for Alderman N'oon. The worthy
Aldermao. like her 'MSJISSTY, considered the
scheme in very asslikrly ; bur, at the same time.
believing that it was not impossible that there were
"persons capable of offering to her MaJtstt some
insult, to which the exposed state of Vandenburgh
Heine. next the water, entglit afoul facility, be
4a :opted the services of several persons who prof-
fered themselves to act as a gourd during tier MA-
. viiirryto stay, and every night since is regular watch,
-hit been kept round the house. Her Al AJLITT is
'tiered( flee from all appretiesisious. and sew:mica
with -perfect- coo/deuce tie , the affections of her
,people..--..(ll6seroer )
-• •• • • • THE QUEEN'S' CARNAGE. •
• The tiptipore he'whiell her MAJIIITi will pro..
coed tit the House -a Peers is its a state of post
forwatdolli, nod it -is expected will be Beady by the
7111. The 'carriege uhtikding by Mr. lidosraa.
ad Long-scre. It is set obit is gusted a state ear.