The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-13 00:00:00

SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE.

The relation in winch her 51ajesty Queen
CA ROLIN E stain's ts 6 the throne of England, by
forth, having attracted particular notice *owe iLe
commencement or the late proceedings against her
MAJEsTY, our rendets tio.y he gr•ititiell *lilt a view
of the nnutetibtle hoe of sorce,rino, and the place
*loch tier MAJEtitY, its her own right, boas to
the illustruttn.

GEORGE IV. King of England.
1. Duke of York.
2. Doke of Chireuce
3. Princes* Alexands inn, only daughter of the late Duke
of Kent.
4. Doke of Cumberland.
5 Duke of Sugio.x.
t. Doke of Cdtrihridre.
7. Prioce George. bus son.
A. Dowager Queen of Wirternberg (ei-devant Princess
Ro)al of England.)
9. Princess Augusta.
10. Prioress of Hesse Homburg (Princess Elizabeth.)
11. Docliebs of Gloucester Princess Nlary.)
12. Princes. Sophia.
13. Doke of Gloucester (orplicw of Gettlrt. 111 )
14. P. incess Soplii• of Gloucester (Niece of Kong George
the Third )
15. Duke of Brunswick (Nephew of Queen Caroline )
IA. Hit, hrothcr.
17. QUEEN CAROLINE of England (Niece of George
the Third.) _ _

THE QUEEN'S PROTEST
ON THE THIRD READING OF THE BILL OF
PAINS AND PENALTIES.

Thu. QUEEN, as our readers have already been
apptised, went to the House of Lords on Friday,
to await the issue of the debate. Her MAJESTY
did out enter the bushy of the House, but woutautd
in her private grutirieni, in nnsdety. When
the Noose divided, string...is wt-re 54 usual ea..
chided, but her jitilESIT'S Counsel were per-
milted to stand behind the throne, where they
kept arcount of the voles, tin us to ore bow
the nujoeity of 28 me the suit ..,1 rendiug, Was
agreed by it. Al orton-01, they had o,cettonied that
111 was reduced maim—the very number of the Ca bi-
oet —they declared that ilse lull wits only saved by the
Kers rsf those persona who avowed themselves tti
he parties; Milli they went out to law this phiteinutit
hefore tier Nisserry while the Lot& 'we diriiting.
A message way Matairdiately preporeil. sod. bring
signed by her MAJESTY, was carried to Lord I)Acite
to the House. As some as .the numbers on the divi-
sion were declared, viz. 103 to 99, his Lordship
rose, and sus :don't to present the torss:tgv. It was,
we understand,very abort, nod tm this effect :—"That
her MAJESTY having learnt thin tile 'hod reading of
the Bull of Pains and Penalties had hers, e.itrieti by
a number of votes equal to the number of those who
avowed themselves to lie putties against her, she
desired to be fi,rthwiih hearti against the palming of
the Bill." Lord LIVERPOOL, however, row at the
same time, and gave a new and derisive turn to the
proceeding by throwing out the Bill. Her NI L.
JESTY, wits had been in a private apartment in the
Howse since a little before It o'clock, awaiting the

result, ffteired the news of the Majority for the
Bill with great fortitude, sod signed the petition
drawn up by her Counsel with a smiling air, saying,
as she wrote the words Carolina Regina, '6 There,
egiaa still, iii spite of them." In a few minutes
her Counsel rushed into the room, with the glad
tidings that the Bill was rejected. Her MAJESTY
spoke not a word : she looked fixed sod insensible
as a statue. Mr. BaouosAs etsggested the pro-
priety of her MAJESTY proceeding immediately to
Bier carriage; her attendants handed her down stair.,
tier MAJESTY still remai ttttt g prriectly'silent ; and
it was Dot till later the had been some minutes lii
her carriage that a Rood of tears coming to her re•
lief, she was able to resume her speech, and her
wonted serenity and firmness.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 9.

Sir James Crawford having long in vain. ilritied
the compete•ucy of the Trihupal of Correctional
Police to try the complaint in defamation brought
axairrst bins by the Duke de Guiche and the Duke
de Orammout, was on the day before yesterday
cited wain fur an audience yesterday. The Court
iii consequence comienuird him to b 1.7, months' int-
ptisonmetit Hod a tine of 20,000 franca.
Doctor Kearney, who was appointed by the ordi-
nance of. the 25th of October loot Administrator-
General of the British Establodiments and Colleges
in Fouire, has been installed in his office by the
Cardinal Archbishop of ('aria. The only one of
these establishments now in activity is the commit-
iiity of Irish clergymen, where 25 Irish ►tudents ore
assembled.
A letter from Naples of the 23d of October,
rays, The l'ailirment hail decided by is majority
of 44 votes against 34, that changes proposed in the
Constitution to he admitted, tt►ust be adopted by
two-thirds of the votes. The (.•tmstilalionef of
yesterday cont:6lls a refutation in Vire+ long co-
-IUIIII4II of three little sentences in the declaration of
the Austrian Cabinet."