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London, England, 1820-12-01 00:00:00

29th of Notritther, 11810.

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People." sod uaderumth the siva. 4" The hest
Security." Is the low soak wiad•w, a crown, sur-
mounted with the looms C. IL and encircled With
the words, " Vox Perali. P. 99 P." Under-
neath, u Triumphant. loth November, isto."—
(The P. 99 P. alleded to the number of Peen
who voted against the third reading of the Bill
spinet the Queen.).—ln the centre window above.
a crown and stars and in the window on one side,
the letter C. and on the other side the letter R.;
the letters es large as the windows would permit.
Almost the whole of the villages in this neigh-
bourhood hive either been illuminated, or are pre-
paring to exhibit their joy in this way, on the aban-
donment of the abandoned Bill of Pains and Pe-
nalties. On Saturday earning, both Fawdon and
%Violators were illuminated. The latter place was
par,icularly gay; a band of 111/341C played the whole
evening, and an elegantly dreurQd effigy of her Ma-
jeety erns carried in a chair, decorated with ribbon.
Several humoroua figures and devices were dis-
played. Twenty-one cannon were fled to give an
intimation of the joy of the inhabitants to the sur-
rounding country.
04 Wednesday night there was an illumination
at Sr. Anthony's, in honour of the Queen's triumph;
every liots‘e was brilliantly lighted up. Messrs.
Sewell and Donkin, the proprietors of the extensive
earthenware manufactory-. liberally presented the
workmen with a barrel of strong ale, with which
they drank success to the Queen. with three times
three. The oldest num in that place dors not re-
collect so much spirit and enthusiasm displaced
there.

An illumiiration took place at North Shields on
Werlaewlay night, which was inure brilliaut than
could hove been expected from the obstacles the
fiiettils of the Queen found to give publicity to the
measure, as no patriotic printer could be found to
print hind-bills, nor Wilsons' to proclaim it with his
voice, and as the Magistrates issued baud-bills pro-
wising to protect such as did not incline to illumi-
nate, inviting the respeetables, ut the seine time, to
swear in as special constables; but all efforts failed
on a 11w intimating a deter eee i e nation to light that
night. The windows in the low town were iii a com-
plete blase, and the hie,la town also, with the racer.
non of* few houses in Dock wrsy-square, awl North-
u betlatt,l- place. But the promised protection was
unnecessary, a* the populace deemed such only wor-
thy of contempt. Short, however, as was the no-
tice, several transparencies appeared, and few win-
dows but exhibited labels expressite of the owner's
deieetation of the proceedings against lice Majesty.
Vdrievell lamps were also io request.
Mr. li.ahlam, at the Shakspeare l'itvertt, exhi-
bited C. R." in large esp:tals, a green bog hung
out, on which was written, •• Lies. Filth, Perjury !"
. _

A rants:eller on the Duke of Northumberland's
Qiicy also had two rows of lamps, and a still larger
green bag, on which the leads of the most
halm witnesses were painted; but the constable.,
no doubt on that account, ordered him off his
Grace's premises. Ile however took his stathot
where they had no right to disturb I . The latter
greet' bug was hoisted on • lung pole, preceded by
torch-bearers and martial ic, and followed
through till parts of the town by a vast cuncouree of
',rutile, who gave loud acclamations as the pros.
cession moved where the lights or itiscriptions
were the most striking. The worthy Vicar, by
which it were well that most of his cloth took
example, had one window well- lighted, mod the
apnroprisie inscription," Peace be with you all : !"
Those who neglected to illuminate had their ears
assailed by hisses, groans, and dismal screams,
The obnoxious Glees' Ilsg was it length brought
back to the Duke's-piny amid burnt. Next morn-
ing an advertisement was issued, intimating that an
would take place that evening, in
himour of her slairsty, but all was gloom.
Smith Shit Ids was bnlliautly illumniated on
Monday week.

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The city of Durham was brillisistly illuminated
on Nlonday peonight, iu celybration of the triumph
of the Queen, arid considering the very snort notice
given to the inhabitant., was very general, not more
then 30 houses remaining in thirknrss, and those
belonged to persons either under the influe.,ce of
the college or the (I:merriment. A few transpa-
rencies, and many appropriate mottot4,, were ex-
hibited.

Extracts from The Hereford Journal. of the

NVe have received the following communications
from various Correspondents:—
On IVerliiesday latt the inhabitants of Brecon,
who si!„,rtted the Address !o the Queen, were sum-
moned, by the drum• and fifro playtsig •• The
!Oast Beef of Old Englund," iv meet at the
Swan Inn, to celebrate the triumph of her Majesty
by a public dinner. The company were very re-
spectable, and about 6o sat down to dinner, which
was served up in the very 'not style by the land-
lord. Mr. Hall, and consisted of every delicacy and
variety that could be procured. A band of music
played several delightful airs during the evessiog,
and the bells of St. Abut's church were rung its
Isolator of the meeting. Many toasts suited to the
occasion were drunk with enthusiasm ; mirth and
good humour presided, and it was not until a late
hour that the company parted highly gratified.
WEttor.—The isslnalutauts of the borough of
Weuldev, testified their joy at the Queen's ac-
quittal by a general 'Humiliation on Monday, the
20th instant. A sheep was roasted in the Castle
Greets, which, with a sufficient quantity of bread,
was distributed to the poor; • hogthead of cider
was given to the populace, the effigies of Majoctlit
and Itootellt were exhibited in the streets, as well
as the green lia4, which were ut length consigned
to the fiery element. The hells rang merrily dur-
ing the day and night. and the principal Bus-
grasses of the place met to celebrate the cecostoo,
at the Bell Inn, by sapping together, where the
greatest conviviality prevailcd•
LEINTWARDINE.—A general illumination took
place at Leintwardine, in thin county. on Tuesday
Ilse 14th, in relebration of the failure of the Bill
of llama stud Penalties against her Majesty. The
day was ushered in by a merry peal. and a baud of
niusac marched through the villagt playing the
most popular tunes; at seven o'clock the houses
were splendidly illuminated, mid the greatest joy
beamed on every countenance. A liberal aubscrip.
ton having previously been stodeos halo party ed-
jammed to the Sous lats, and partook of peach,
ke. where her Majosty'a health was drask with the