The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-14 00:00:00

BRANDANBVI:GtI 110C,E.

Yerterdsy was devoted by her Malesty to the
purpose of receiving the Addresses of the
spoil the failure of the case produced on suppostAL
the Bill of Prins and l'eriallies. The weather
would have been most unfavourable for the 'Kra.
stmt. had the presentations bent effected by rammer.
ous bodies. The sir was extremely sharp. tied tfe
rain (Lizzie-ft incessantly during the whole (toy, Nis
great iiiconvenienee, however, aa• expittieneril, for
though the Adilreinea me.
cord of the opinions of a large proirortiniii ibe
people, three were only two which acre prepieritiil4
by bodies of the torborrshers, sod those sint more no.
literOrtil than that the aliti•rootto wry runicient to
both communes oil the moire tune.
- At about twelve li.(11•1k 1119 Deputation flow it w
Cabinet, Cli.ir, 91111 Fortiusere-inskerie arrived, ar, if
were set down time eiclx coaches situ four. Ti...
united Cim itee of sliversonlth•. Goldsmith% mud
watki„g jewellers, ware set down immediately
after from 23 banwselies and four. Several pnvote
equipmges followed, Gentlemen deputed
to present v4rtous Aildretoes which will be mimed
hereafter. The two compatties haring been formed
by the acting Geoilenion U•ite-, cud the mime,
of the inure di.tinguiiittert gutsits haviiig heett an.
flounced, r little miler one o'clock. her Majesty an.
tered the room, ushered by Alderman Wood. fol.
lowed by her Mr. hieppol
Craven, Lady Ann Drustlion, Mrs. Vt soil
daughters, mad a part of Iwt suit. ; among whom
mere 11w countess Oldt, Count surd CFO 1111 l rSi
midi. the child•Victosirie, std several others.
Mr. flume these advaoced, arid presented the
following Addresses, who h hod been intrusted to
him for that iturpiee, sod to which her Majesty dr.
beeps' gracious replies

Edinburgh, signed by 11,n110 New Deer—J. Hew. F.sq.
mile inhabitants—L.ord A. Dolby, signed by 1,103 nibs-
Ilamiitis and J. Hume, Mmuts—J Hume, Esq.
El. 11. P. Dumfries—ditto.
Aldermen Wood then ■dsaored, and presented
Addr from the followstn; places :

H'igsrs, signed by 4e345 in. I East Ktritlit;*
habitants Ashtowander ot.•igoed
Hertford labourer. 3.398 isdialietaing
Glastonbury Rausegate
Leigh
(hid Fellows of Mensisonth I Irvine
Morellos Brutber► Terre Ebenezer Chapel

Colytou
The Address of the Cabinet-makers sus nest
presented. After the reply, the Depttistioit we.,
odolittril to the tumour of kissing hands. Ilrr Ma-
jesty wits deeply ziffected by the concluding w.f..
truces of this. Address, and her eyes were for Ali
instant suffused with tears.
The Address of the Goldsmiths sod 'Silversmiths
was next presented, and the same ceremonies as be-
fore beiiig gone through, the room became grue-
rally clear of company.
An Address, numerously signed, was then pre..
seated from Stamford, by Sir G. Noel, M.P. air!
ColonejiJones.
Next followed Addresses from—

Tidwell, serial by 11,500 is. Bray—Ascfermi.' Wood.
hibita•ts—ltlessts. Craws- B•ckla•d ■nd R i vers, Y.
I.y, Root, sod Atkins Crofts Ryland, Ell.
Bray Ermales—Lady Undoes
Her Majesty was apparently in excrlhnt he•ltlr.
She wore a drew of white, looped sip nt the shoul-
ders, arid girt round the arm. si,th gold lace ;
rich Ottoman head-dress, with • huge spleintidr
♦eil, and a white fox tippet, the ends of which Mt
down to her fret.

The whole of the company b.d departed by about
three o'clock.

The QUEEN's whole life has displayed a heart
overflowing, with the milk of human kindliest". 0,1
her way to England to be married to the Prince of
WAREA, it was reported to her that • Lady was on
hoard the packet in distress, being without a change
of linen. This ',tidy was Lady Gni LDFORD, wile of
an Irish Viscount, who bad beets robbed of her
trunks before she sailed. The Princess addressed,
herself to her attendants, ordered her winks to be
opened, and with her own hands instantly supplied
her Ladyship with a wardrobe.
The Lord Xidmosith extra packet arrived on Sun-
day night at Dover. from Calais, with Mr. Kiwis,
the messenger, Colonel BIowNE, and two other
persons, who prt:ceeded for London. The gallant
Officer is too lute, if come to assist its tl.e
Purlia-
nientary proceedings against the honour of the
QUEEN ; but if, as we trust, an iuquiri will be
demanded into the conspiracy int which these proceed..
ings west founded, his wattlee way be becessary.
A letter from Dover, dated November 14 (Sun-
day) says—c' &vend witnesses of distinction, who
arrived too late for the QUEEN'. defence, went over
from hence yesterday; and this day alien passed over
CARLO FoaTt rod Lieut. HowleAm."

Mr. cßAwromos of Raise House, near Alston,
has remitted to Alderman WOOD, M.P. the sum
of 9i. collected in that neighbourhood towards the
service of plate to br presented to her M•JESTY.
THR QUEER'S TRIAL.--The A /Igenteine Zeitarng.
in speaking of a girl who served her filaJwsie.
while at Strasburg, adds in a note the following pa-
ragrapli :—" That girl, a native of Harissach, in the
Grand Duchy of Baden, yeas celled Crescerice P.
She is not dead, as lies been stated, hot tq still in
the service of a private individual at atUta, and
she assures us that she served her NI alv.s.ry 11;011.r
when she was at Strasburg. Several
are not, perhaps, strangers to the trial, regiw.i•
her to art as u•py uu the conduct of her Royul
tress but slit affirms that she never saw silty thine•
that could eorsiproinow the liu bmv r the Princess.'"
Tlw paragraph to mu Paper of yesteretiy, statiog
that the wiiiiloss of Mr-Cor.t.ins and Me. Watit-
FLILD, set etre hrukrii on Saturday
night, is sent rimer'. The houses of tlrrse viol..
mess were 011mila:evil, Isom lit *Maim. of
iirighbouie, F.Arl BEAUtRAKP, Mr. KING, cud
Mr. CLARIDGE. right and telt, having no Itghts iu
*liven, welr broken. amid liener uruse the mistake.

NIA I.TON.—A pretty st•curutr estimate may be
formed of ihe state of swishy opinion at Mahon, on
the Bill of Pains and P.:saltier. when se write, That
nuuresinitely on the decision for the seemed resehug
of that obnoxious Mil bring known there, the
Innah bells ae►e muffled, and mournful peals were
tolled or rung ill unison with the general let hug of
the people.