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ly years my
gutsily bees honoured with the approbation of Gomm.
8111,1111 ; and as the relinquishment of all csiention of return-
ism to India leaves toe without env employment, should 1
he so fortannle as to obtain the hagh object of my ambition,
the whole of my time shall be devoted with unreosittioir i
doily to your int.-pests.
The existing regulations will preclude- me from auditing
myself of the support of my friends ou this occasion until
the month of B.pleinber, 19112, previusisly to shirk I hope
in hare the hunowe of paying my personal respects to each
Propiletor.—l tam the honour to be,

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Will. the blithest restores, your went obedient Servant,
F. A. DANIEL,
tient:CO(lnel illadeas Establishment.
Baker.eireet, Portman•sgwee,
November 11, 1?.

,t tat sh.
. bury in Ally.' it* paltry
which break out on every oilltoitteo, trod on 11411 Ogres•
slot,' the present would bli en Opportunity or di..
Playing some portion of that'fisational generosity for
which we ore in the/obit of tring onrselves so muck
credit. It is certain, but IRsit fir the soprthension
of awaking the Demon Of Discoed, the Queen would
he askliessed by the Peopla 44 Ireland. The fight
it now over, and no apprelsedoien' we should hope,
exivti nor longer agaioat • allOrnolistration of rospect
to a Nlember of the Howe of Brunswick.
MARGATE, NOV 61111ISR 17.
The triumph of her Olsjeaty the Queeis, in tint,
sham! t of the late oispopular Bill of limas
and l'enalties, was celebrated iA ilps town yoiterilsy
evening. • Zr
The 111uatinatioibiaickpeak place
with the exception iff shout twenty houses, whose
sombre appearance wet tilt rather than diminish,d
the general radiance. The hilly situation of the
place gave presoliar effect to the rows of houses and
gentlemen's residences in the more elevated parts of
the town, while the lighting lip of the vessels in
the harbour added to the brilliance of the scene.

Garecr's Library was tastefully decorated ; and
Mr. Cobb's, at the Batik, united to a dazzling dis-
play of coloured limps, some tratipparesicie., con-
taining intereding end appropriate mottos. Squibs
:Ind rockets in great o hers were most innocently
enjoyed, and much entertai 1111 l ent was afforded by
the coaril gumbos; of • Green sag, awl the formal
execution of Ainjoeehi.
Notwithstanding the more than usual animation
which prevailed, the absence of any disposition to
mischief ur disorder was remarkable. The church
tower was illuminated, wilding forth it the same
time its peals of joy.

CANTERBURY, NOVEMBER 17.

The loyal and truly patriotic feeling which exhi-
bited it.elf throughout all dimes of the inhabitants
of thi► City on Saturday last, upon the ►eceipt of
the intelligence of the ;proceedings against the Queen
being abandoned, burst forth with additional force
last evening, when the City was brilliantly illtunin-
Hied in hollour of the event. So general was the
feeling of gratulation, that we believe there were
scarcely twenty lion.es in darkness.
Thr buildings were more generally illuminated
with candles thin coloured lamps, and the weather
clearing up about live o'clock, the whole presented
■s good an appearance as we have been accustomed
to ere. The lights were arranged with much taste
avid elegance, intrropersed with flowers, laurels, and
oilier evergreens. In the front of some were 'hewn
the letters s' C. R." surmounted with a Crown and
decorated with coloured lamps; blue flag,' white
flags, and others, bearing motto•, " God bless
(Pima Coroline," &c. were slrewn w almost every
street.

Some excellent and appropriate transparencies
were exhibited, amongst which that at the Queen's
inn claimed much attention : it represented
her Mejr•sty attired in her regal habit, trampling
on the hydra of Corruption, the British lion conch-
ant at her fret, tearing in pieces a green bag; her
Nlitjesty held a !portrait of Nit.. Brougham in one
Land, in ihe other a scroll containing the following
ientesiee:-46 May Innocence ever triumph over its
Limosies."

An elegant transparency was exhibited at ?Jr.
Keen'', (the Red Pump), representing the Goren
'two 1111 l left by it g pof happy figures, a dove
fltit to her, hearing the motto 1. Innocence." and
siirillOthltl2(l With a scroll, on winch wit., written
" The Liberty of the Press. the People's safeguard
am! the Queen's saluniiun." Neer this, in Orange-
Street, the notable characters.
Demont, were in one place exhibited us in
pigmy. and in another us suspended, the devil
bghtiiig up a fire un ter them : near this was the
tot low log quotation from Scripture—" It is an
ll ll allots to Kings to comnfit wickydness, for the
dat :a. is emoblis.lird in riglitronsitess." Iu High-
nreet we obterved the following : " Right his
lu-
phed over might ;"—•• I kcence protected from
tyranny by the people of England ;" and

" The hall, will prevail
Where justice presides,
In +pile of green bags
Anil black gowns besides."

With several good transparencies and busts repre-
senting her Majet,ty. In Borgate-street the win-
dows of Messrs. Weeks and Union!, chemists, were
tn.tefutly decorated. Nearly opposite this were the
letters C.R. followed by the words "/s Spite rf
ihcia yeS." At the upper end of flurgate-street an
effigy os large us life was 'untended, upon the back
of which was written "Nos sni ricordo."

The Stamp Office was neatly illuminated with
coloured lump+ and candles, as were several oilier
houses in St. Geurge's-street. In the front of The
Kentish Chronicle Office IS 44 exhibited the follow-
ing sentiment, from her Majesty's answer to the
Address of the lodustrions Classes. as trans-
parericy--" The industrious classes of the people
constitute the chief vireo, of the MI • . In the
great cabrie of society, they are the strength at the
b.rttorit, which supports the ornament at the top."
This was surmounted witha bust oh her Majesty, by
Turuerelli„ encircled with laurel leaves, decorated
with bows of blur, piiik, and white ribbanils, stud
surrouuded with white lamps.
In the rawly piet of the evening the streets were
crowded with well-dressed people; sod it was est-
lit ut that many large parties had come in from the
contury, to view the illu iii i lotion%
Owing the evening an 0101 iiiii ated transparency
of Majoceli. habited in a cocked hat. &c. and Au.-
petaled. was carried before the hand, with the word.
" Perjetry," at Hypocrisy," and hill celebrated re-
,
ply " Arm mei rieurclo."
Oto Monday several respectable Citizens re-
quested the Mayor would, iu imitation of the letti.o.

say
I(4_
node the regoesi to the Mayor. very properly is.
seed sesolor notice to the poloist. callixspoo
Iles, floras t alao in threes's...lion of national •
. The ..hogresor9 errawithnasodieig the sessur.
Fs ,pmt of his .61.114er Magistrate., end of
Mot" d:J tt,MWe fellow-citizen% that
tew not,. pole to he apprehended.
.111,011511* to mew in shout eighty special
tneoe6l6p6, Ile attendasot no this
gratified to
ed in every
exception of
the hone.
tine hour •
the Cattle
1 to the.

torn to

, and then
a volley of atones were aimed at the windows of the
Mayor's house. The Mayor was to exasperated
at this conduct of the populace, that he went hastily
to the barracks for a detachment of the 4th dra-
goons; and these soon arrived, to the number of
about a hundred dismounted, and Armed with
their carbines.

The Riot Ad was then, by the Mayor's direc-
tion, read by Mr. Peirce, the Clerk to the Justices,
during which, we regret to Antic, that gentleman
received some severe blows from stones thrown at
him. The military conducted themselves with the
greatest order and propriety ; the people received
them with three hearty cheers upon their arrival in
front of the Mayor's hott+e, where they were con-
tinued until near two o'clock this morning, when
on their being withdrawn, the crowd, which had
continued to diminish from the time of their arrival
quietly dispersed.—(Kearisk Chrowick.)

STAMFORD, NOVILNIBEft
_l7.

The news of the withdrawing of the Bill of
Pains and Penalties" was received in Stamford
on Saturday morning wish the ringing of bell.,
and with those expressions of exultation on the
part of the Queen's partisans which it was nee
rural to expect and fisir to allow. At noon
• handbill was issued, inviting 1111 illumination
in the evening: this ouggestion did not proceed from
the Mayor, nor from airy of those persons who
are responsible for the liesce of the town; yet the
apprehension of inconvenient consequences from not
attending to it, prompted many respectable persons
to light up their houses. Sonic, however, with a
proper sense of the degradaiina of being forced to
do whit their reason end feelings condemned, re-
fused compliance with the ationymous notice, and
exhibited 110 illumination. The consequence, we
lenient to say, has bees. a fresh illustratina of the
freedon which is allowed under mob government,
told is mast disgraceful scene of inischiefeud violence.
As ten at night, some persons, from whom better
thsogs might have been expected, led a part of the
individuals who compose the band of the South
Lincoln Militia (contrary to the retirees order of
the Officer in command ot Stamford) into St.
Martin's, and by their musical performance attracted
and condensed the mob. Several houses that re-
fused to illuminate were attacked end 11. e windows
broken. Among these was the house of Alderman
Mot, which was besieged fur twenty minutes, and
resolutely defended by the wor.hy Magistrate and
his family and assistssits. Here the conflict ended,
in the loss of some prisoners on the one side, and of
about 30 pauses of glass on the other. Continuing
the route through the town, the houses of Mr. Al-
derman Mills and Mr. K. Newcomb, in the High-
street, were the next points of attack ; but there
the miscreants were intimidated by resolute sorties
upon them as soon as they began to break windows,
sod after watching in vain for three quarters of au
hour for an opportunity of doing misthirf with is..
they retired, having demolished five squares
of glass in Mr. Mills' house, and four in Mr. R.
Newcomb's, sod at each house having • prisoner
secured. The residence of the Mayor. was its like
way beset for a long time, but not a pane was
broken. The houses of Mr. Torkiiigion, Mr. Col-
ley, and Mr. Adams, suffered a little; the vigilance
4.f the civil power through the night prevented any
further maienal mischief.

On Sunday the Magiorates who were engaged at
the Town-hall iu receiving information against the
riaers ; four cases were clea►ly establighed, and the
riecerciry recognizance. entered into for prosecu-
tion..—( Stamford Mercury.)

BATH, NOVIIMBBIL 17.

A report, which originated in a few obscure indi-
viduals. having got into general circulation, that an
illumination was intended to take place on Thurs.
day. the Magistrates of the City and Hundred
issued the following temperate notice to the Minns
Limits :

" Guildhall, Bath, November 15, MO.
" The Magistrates of this and of the Division of
Bathloions, give this Public Notice, that the report of the
intended illumination on Thersdav slid not uriaiosie with
them, tow does it meet with their approbation ; as the prw-
;ieritt• of Bath, Um resort elan many ievalith, wttertally tie.
;tends on the prwservation of its order and tranquillity.—
N.B. Families are requested to keep their Imams at home:.
For the better stcurity of the public peace, the
Magistrates invited the inhabitants to be sworn in
as .11el'!al etmatablea ; and a greater number, mostly
of liar ti•at respectalvility ill the city, attended at
the Guildhall Oil ‘VedlleAlimy and Thursday, stud
were sworn accordingly. In the menu time prepara-
'anus for illuminating the houses *roe made by tinsoiy
of the inhabitants : some, through a wish to honour
the " tortoni triumph," as they call it, by ouch a
demonstration ; and others (we may fratlessly say the
great majority) through a a ash to secure. by such a
c.e.icestu ))))) their houses dud property from the depre-
dations of a lawless rabble. The whole of yesterday
was consequently a day of much bustle. not unmix-
ed with some degree of apprehension fur the conse-

fight. - Aistyne.
of most of the Maguitrateri. nod watne sopa liou•ea or
highly respected individual!, throughout thy city.
wore also in a state of otter darker's.. . The tio.iii •
lace aimeinbled in great uunilwra i:i the Nlssk.l.•
place, alrout ',veil o'clock. but the (I)oVillit,l4 IS. 04
them for some inure in awe. though I hey menu. e I
"in roundo not loud but deep" the window* of Ali.
T. Hobby, who resolutely persever.d to not skewing
a single light ; as did also two or three of Lis neigh-
boors.
A troop of laiicers soon insde their appearance.
and by parading up and down the Market-place
and Chesil-street, effectually immolated the ni.
disposed from communal( those outrages for who h
they were evidently as, ripe. The military weir
. ram 'withdrawn; and it was not till urea *votive
akar sPda" mode three appearsocc, whew the
mob appeared to have increased io their virulence,
and manifested a very riotons dispostiion. Alive
all exhortation' to induce them to 'hawse t•al
failed, and great excesses bad been committed, by
breaking several windows of the Hall, as well as
some in the vicinity.
About 12 o'clock the Mayor (John Wiltshire.
E.q.) came forward, and in a firm maisiirr mid
wish a very audible voice, read the Riot Act.—
This had the desired effect, and soon after the po-
pulace retired to their homes. Near forty of the
moat violent maurauders were tskeii two custody ;
some of them, we are sorry to say, are so that
station of life. from which we could not hive ex pee, et
to have found them joining the rabble in such du-
graceful proceedings. Several have tins morning
been obliged to find hail fur their appearance at
the next Quarter Sessions. One miscreant presstlt-
ed it pistol, heavily loaded. against a young 11141.,
who remonatrated against his outrage,.
The transparencies were very few in number, amid
those scarcely worthy of notice. Green bags were
hung out at several place., and the staunch sup-
porters of the Queen's cause were conspicuous by
their display of lamps, laurel, white favours, &e.
whilst those of a contrary opinion notified it by
utter darkness, or "darkness visible." The tnon
was au fully occupied in the market-place, that we
believe there were but few depredations committed
through the evening in other parts of the city.
We have the pleasure to inform the public that
the city and suburbs are perfectly tranquil this
mortiing.—(Buth Herald.)

DOCK. NOVEMBER 14.

An illumination has taken pface this sweating in
Plymouth. This town will be illuminated to-
moirust.

PORTSMOUTH, PORTSRA, AND GOSPORT.
The public sentiment of the inhabitants of these
towns upon the failure of the Bill against the Queen,
was desuonstrated on Monday evening lest by
so illumination. The inhabitants of the exten►ive
town and parish of Portsea had *hewn, upon the
second reading of the Bill against her Majesty, boor
warmly they participated in her cause; it was there-
fore with seeutiog peculiar pleasure and satisfaction
that they joined to celebrate that event which it was
the objettof their intended meeting to have effected.
The exultation excited by the news of the Bill being
lust was suspended only during the sacred dity which
succeeded. Early on Monday flags were displayed
in different parts of the town, the bells were ►slug
in joyful and victorious peals almost without in-
termission throughout the day, and numerous
houses sold person. were decorated with laurel anal
white ribbinds, as expressive of their attachment
to her Majesty. In Queen-street (where there
were eight out of übout one hundred tied eighty
houses sot lighted), a green bag was suspend-
ed across the road, with the descriptive word.,
" False and Filthy," appended, and " Non _gni
ricordo" opposite. Some appropriate transpistenc,,
device, or seutintent, was exhibited iu almost eireey
street Itl the town ; die subjects of the prtocipteoaea
were—

Portrait of her Majesty—" They bare done their stiniset
to destroy se"—" Italian witnesses tinder the hands of the ex-
eentiumer !"—" Queen Caroline triumphant!"—" May •
Bill of Palms and Penalties be inflicted ou those Ain are
enemies of the Laws and 0,118610t0n of the Country !"
"Carolina Regina still, in spite of them."—"The Mime,
of Virtue nod Innocence."—" The Lord delivereth the up-
pressed."—" Innocersce vindicated."—" The British Lain
*twilit in pieces the Bill of Pains and Penalties." At one
horse was a live dove eating fro. the hand of a female, a
label trimmed with white ribisend was tied round its netk
with—" The Queen is as innoceat as this dove."
An excellent band of music troveised the *trees
throughout the evening. playing loyal and national
tones, and contributing in a great degree to pro-
duce that joy and unanimous feeling of loyally.
which it is desirable to maintain among all
classes of persons, paiticularly in a large popula-
tion.
The town of Portemonthseligl not exhibit tie
same appearance of interest on the subject ; the
house" of the 411ffietfil and the heads of goverwhei t
departments, with a number of the t rt..-1)• k"..f,
of the iuh,hitastta. wise not lighted. An avvr,
sion was .eitertained that the pace Of s
would be distuthed by the populace, and act ord•
isigiy the Mayor, on the repreaentation beirg turtle
to him, swore in a number of gestilettiris as special
cut a ; but there happily proved urssli•po.itim,
whatever to commit outrage ; • few windows were
lirokeis lit the houses not lighted by sonic n:is-
creams, for each those must he eolleii wise, wool.'
tiare iiivstle that birth-right of Euglishisieu—Free-
dose qf opinion.
PARTY SPIRIT.—Ay- • proof of- the strength of
party split in the castle of her MAJRITY. VII old
woman, reviling in Northumberland-place. who has
Runde herself remarkably oliiioxiaus to her nog,—
hours, by her virulent and unqualified abuse of Lie
Queen, last week summoned several urchins before
the Magietratea fur hierisig shouted before her dour.
be Queen fur ever ."' The Magistrate.. idler
chervil§ the itilantile politicians not to anuoy the

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THitE, late mlielt.laruend tAedua.deztveh of Colonel. •
as Taylor. , ee left so Mitt- IIIIILVS. 1110T1IIIBIR 14.
The house of Mr. O'Crtetwilk wad a, few where, *ea wipppowl by obetatiestag
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rhiseity ! The Guildhall, Pamia-torrati Po• .. Are. .
tary Director who had served ou thelladma Foriablialtencel,
were the only ones Munitioned insdris City. If we eurfiiipsh prespodhs.'•
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I, Mr. '1 am rocmword by my Fekosls to come forward as •• Can- . . . -,rrii. 11$ ! ' Theatre, and Upper-rigmas„ were without a atiogie
can for a iiiiigle day forget's*, atiteesible petty pa- Voss rircsiase this iteswer, the gasilliMili'sths light; the Nfityor's private dwelling. the resit'. nee-
three dilate fur a Rent in the niatuagement a your affairs.
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Flo. patine a service of Mr!, years me roodwet has fee- hires—lf WO? Cell bury in °Marian tire patty Arelings toads the reauest to the Mayor. eery stroweav is- rof in,..t a' oh. U......:_.__._ _a _ _l. _ _ ..

se, l conssihies: MEWS ,M ''. boo le attendant
act expression of netisansk,fialiag, we were grat
obverse that lire Ernie.. outer prevailed i
dissection up to len eljl.assit, with the excep
the the breaking of a fespaoisu of glees at the
1 ins of sosoetof the Neo-Casteuts. About this
lay cart, containing three eligiesa arrived near Oil
_mallet, Mae the Mayor gave directions
et; pinesiiissas a, mho eh wt : thiworeasions
~,,e confusion, during which the figures *ere i
"I 1 pieces, sod scattered in every direction, an
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