The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-09 00:00:00

THE QUI:EN.

Previous In the Queen leaving Dover, a depute.
lion or the inhohitauta waited upon her Nl:Unity,
at the Ship low, with the lullowilig Addr.s., which
was received by her Majesty very graciously
7'. the Queen's Most lizeelkat Majesty,

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" May it plesselonr Royal Majesty, _
44 We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal sal jects, the
inhabitants of the town soil port of Dever, beg leave in
appro‘eh your Majesty's most !rations person', he otter our
MOM hearty congratnlations on your Majesty's safe arrival
in your own Kingdom. We beg leave to wore your Ma.
jest, bow deeply we deplore the events wkieffi wider the
dispeoltation of Divine Providence, have so lately taken
place in this nation; awl beg leave to offer to your Majesty
our sincere roadolenee on the demise of our late much-be-
loved and ever-to-be-lamented Sovereign...and to assure
your Majesty of nue firm attachment to the Douse of
flanuswiclt, and of oar detenvoisalion to support, at all
time% them principles which•plared them on the Whitish
Throne. •
.6 We rejoice is the opportunity whirl your Majesty bap,
at this time, heels graciously pleased so airmail no of rnhiress-
ing yon, for whom we entertaisi the highest and most pro-
found venetatiou sad respect, sad to assure your Majesty
how folly we participate iu every Imppions. you can rape-
rime', sod more particularly oat your brio; wow placed un
the BIWA throne as Queer of Great firkins. May this event,
so pleasing to the-motion, be productive of permanent feli-
city to your Majesty ; and may your reign over us be lung
mud happy." •
Tu which her Majesty was graciously pleased to
reply :--
“ I am very deeply impressed with all the attention the
town of Dover has *hewn to use or' my arrival is these
realms. I trust that some period will arrive, wheat I Italy
be permitted to promote the happiness of my subjects, as
I indeed feel most gratified is Iseiai again mimed to so ruble
sod geuerons a nation."
Shortly after her Majesty'. arrival at Canterbury
the Corporation were introduced by Mr. Aldermen
Wood, when the Mayor read the following Ad.
dr. ss
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To her Most Gracious Majesty,QweenCaroltne of Enatnnd.
" We, his 51ajesty's dutiful and lays, sashjects, the Mayor,
Aldermen, Sheriff; and Common Councilmen of the ancient
city of Canterbury, beg lease most respectfully to approach
your Royal presence with our onset re and hearty ensile-stn.
lotions uu your Majesty's safe arrival in this City; soil to
express our fervent hope that your Majesty may lung lire in
the esteem and admiration of a loyal and dutiful people."
The Queen returned thanks in a few words, la-
menting that the fatigue she had endured prevented
her making a snore suitable speech; her Al.jesty
said site felt high gratitie.ttion at the attention paid
to her by the Corporation of C•aiterbory, and that
she hoped the day would come when she should be
esialAeal to contribute ta the..hapinuess of her loyal
sisal affectionate people.
The Members of the Corporation were then seve-
rally ion/dead to her Illejeaty, end had the honour
to kissltter .hllajesty7s.flasid. Several ladies who lied
witnessed Use reception of the Corporation hail
afterwards the honour of kiselq her Misiesteshend
and of conversing with her.
ham great pleasure In staling that the Mayor
was accompanied on the ocean l.y seven Alder-
men, the Sheriff; the Turin Clerk, and aishren
' Common Councilmen's

. • itICHASSIIott: thettltLllCit. and Co. resurctfully
acquatut Ibis Public. that the labt Day of Dreiviug
this Cottety will be the 2.3i1 i #llll+ll4
Stale of the Wheel.
FOUR of .4311,000
FOUR . to • goy • '1,0)0
• FOUR ••.v. son

FOUR
And 411 usher GOWN COllllOlll and Muni y.
Tickets and Shares, warranted nudrawn, are ...I Side NI
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu.'s °Ste!, tank-
buildings, Corobill, and Charing-from.
Yesterday an !ugliest was held at the Green Coal *Boy.
Tuthill fields, before Mr. thll,.Cursiner fur Westiosientirr,. uso
the body of Mrs. Sarah Poole, aged frO. The liretheed.
a respectable lastly residing in the Willow-walk, Wessnainater:
on the prsredlpg day sbe dined wish her family, and appeared
'cheerful and fit as rood a state of health as venal: los a
minutes aNer the cloth way removed, her head snot,
',laid she fell off the choir in a Mats of, insensibility. The
Mink of the family were very mash alarmed al Slia circuits-
istaier, and a dotter was immediately rat fur, who "mew pt-
ed to bleed her, but in vain; she expired instantly. Vir-
diet—Dist itif SU eisifilion of God.
An Impair was Wit at the filar and Gaiter, Abingdon-
store, beforettsme Coroner, we ter body of Sarjeaat
Clegg of the Merl, who 'bopped sinew mad expired at
list proct•salein when the slag emit In the flume of lards
we Tuesday. Verdiet—"ApoPlat?'

DISTURBANCES IN PARA.

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The interest ask, 'poi* Fern of Monday lat 4, • h".
have arrived at oar 'office, if ehpersectesl by the ',melted 1.-
legt.dpbic intelligence room lvaiais, that the law stardews ,
Paris were in a .tale Mite Short of Inserreit Too. nest
have seen retorted fume the viol are ilm.y Axel displesed 1.41.
several evertui.pris during the imitation of the Law of k.l.n
lions, in the I.lriiiilnv srf Depntles. 1r the studs a the laws
of their eoetatty tear% these ytimitie tieashmeis ....Iv no
violate the resmct which is due Iss
ties, and In distiirh the Cl/46,ra Ifillq11111111", *nub' he
eery advisable in 6... rend their Ittionet. 'thug. ther. The
Student, who was untended by the tonsket shot sni the plan
Carton. I, on Satnrday a veinng, died in three hentes dire
that event. A Conned ‘lionstere se,i• held on the same
wino.!, at the hnnae of the K.epre of 'h- al. at
o'clock, whirls soul:osu..l until two k %nada!, morning,
.11!111! 7, I! A.N.
From the forowing telegiaphor di.patele i.e. send be! e
from PAris X 1 11 n'ClOrk this mu,,, inv. it app. :W. 10131 tier
Sludruts, who had tumult sin asser,dilv.l on tt.o. Id and 3-1
of June, o.n die Mute Ln.. XVI , the place Innis XV., and ,
saber parts of the rift, sift! r ntinued their none. midi"
notwithstanding the Ordinaore of the Prefect of Police p.. 1..
Imbed on the 41h, and inserted in the Antifeur of the bin.
The tetegreplae dispatch is in the Inllowint term.:—
" A great ornstoe of stooks's' have again assend.h.l in oho
Plar.• I.nnif XV: Ind in other parts of the e.t. 'lhr
griedarmerte, arrordinz 1,. the Ordinance of the re• f. ct of
Poker, repaired to the plate whore they were ainventd..l,
and dispersed them. They assembled again Olga
lu slw Faubourg ht. Antoine, to excite use inh.hua. is In
rurrenl ion, but they for sot it calm and divintil 1.. the
Those good citizen. joined the public- 141111101-18,rs to to., an
end to the disorder. This ty•five of the riokis lame beet. ar-
rested, and are in prison."

THE TURF.

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, Jusc P.

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