The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-30 00:00:00

I'S At:Al t: X f Eripe we, Dem far..

1. Thl:vt r 11 LorJ, from Ifie evil on :and sfyrr
TT from tier oirkr,l ra
Z. IVie) sin ivn• mitt leief is' their heart 4: and stir ts!•
skin- Ai thr 0.1 lor.z.

3. They have thatipeneil their ♦en=ues like a serreatt
std•lers' pit o•t4 is sender
kern are, 0 Lord. front rile loin& at Ihr unvo!!!.i
err«err 12? Germ ihe r.irkrl men, alio' are ixtrpnied t,
IYVf rlternw rty mints.
5. Th•• pint"! Lace left a ??Sfe fmr •,,14..r, esP. 2 eel
alfllllll Mtlll cord•! Fun, an,l set trripain 4"\•

6. 1 ',lid rut,' Ow 1,•11, Thde.C.• ert el:. . tett IL!
rel•-•• • 1 Iry rr*y.-1.,, 0 Lola.
7. 0 (;•.L, thentle I,:rengst• ably IY.IIL : thou 1.3:.
fort II (I 41. 1:t 111111. .10y • f 1•10 fir.

S. L" 1.,.t fire vornirl!y : it 1

Lis rwdirt %%Aim isms vraiii,,a procitrr, f al ifiry 1..•

j•rnud.

Ike inivrlii•l of their own lips fall ”rnet

11)rcI II; ol IPC aipt)tif

10. 4...1 r 1.c!! rpm% . 1.1 l!vrtrti I

cr.,l into and tato /li[ nit, C.ri Ill,'

II•f• up nzim:
11. Ain (nll of wnr.le 111,1 protiv.r enrll.
tell .In!i 1,1::.t the wiekra I.P(11/1. 1,.111
14. F,si,? I am 111.1/ act rge (I. pour : t.:4

11,11111! lit) the I-31.r 4tr the 1,.
t 3. 1.1.0 sighMuoe alsn .halt /rice ihaolo un'e 41s
and the just shall costsumP in thi!.

!lALAI CX LI. Don nc , elantari

1. t.ord, 1 ri:l •rm+ thre : baste then unto, naz, tin/! eon•
aide,- tray twer whin I (Ty vat la Ihre.
2 141 fay rraF rhe set forth in thy &lett as thr inr,net
and ILI it np of my hen& bT an eviming att•nfte.
3. Sri • 41 Ate'. 0 Lord. before tray and keg,
fluor of my 1,p..

4. 0 1.1 not mine 'wart he inelisted to any evil thisg : let
The not he oceorifit in unrully work■ with the mew 'hit
♦ruck wirkrilorse. test I rat of such :Ling* Rs please them.
5. 1.. t ito- righteous t Riker Balite Inc friendly: and re.
prove me.

Gut lot rot l'oeir ref rione halms break toy Lead : yea,
u ill pray let against their WlCketit.,sa.
7. tot three judzett he nverthra.n in stony Owes: that
they may !war my word., far they tee 'frill.
S. Om tunes I,e we-recta Infore the pa : like as ■ices
one Imeaketti sod loot wow! ttp.nt the earth.
O. Rut mine ryes lurk• • t.tril thee, 0 1.ur.l Gud: in thee Is

ettv Ire.t () rest imt tout my w•o1.
10. h.mp me tenon the slime that they have laid for Rif
na.el fr. m the troll. of lie %irked deers.
11. 1.. t the ralormlly fill iitio their ova setts together •
and hut me vete evir..pe th.

Such am ealsilsitiem of papal it feeling eras per.
Nips 'lever contemplated in any rociety. So com•
mon, yet •o tno•lrrale--so tuanultutia.! in appeat•
afire, ru triterly and temperate iii cal:duet. The

orrtto %ere weilgtil in with Ow potortr inhabit: into,
aid III! the avenuri of upproAdi ‘Tere rrudered im.

.1 he hors., were filled with eager spectators of a
superior class, who clostrred et the windows in
(root of cwry home, while the roofs were occupied,
to the St•rVall!s, workmen, and other persons of in•
fetior dignity. White berme's. Iritigtts of laurel.
homilicsof white ribband, «hounded in protusien
which cahoot be adequately described ; less
can v e bite competent effect in tiny deecription of
the manner in which her Malloy teas received.
Her equipage passed through the countless theorire
which a slutel leer with long-resounding occlaina.
toms, mid conveyed to her 'Mad, in terms stronger
than language can describe, how devoted were the
Briri•li people to the Queen of Great Britain.
The procession was followed by a vast portion of
the pop&ittion, gathered upon the line of tenet,
beyond Hyde Poik-corner. Pettoips in no part of
the world could such throngs have been drawn Mt.,
such a contracted space and so little raiseltief
mane. Eiceirtieg the achievements of the pick.
pocket., whose activity racer s!urobers, whether the
occasion be a public proce-sion, or a dance at
Almack's, there his not come to our knowledge
any ru.nour of an accident, heath; g the character
of distress, in the most remote degree. The wily
deficiency in the gratification which layal inen and
women meset experience from the trausactiotw. of
yesterday, was in the stiggardlineste and mutilation
with which the services of the church were adMi.
nittered out this occasion. Whether it be. for the,
interests of the church establishment, or of that re•
ligion which is commanded to be preached to the
lowly, the persecuted, nay, erica the accused and
the prorcd guiliy ones, it is not s the time to
determine. But it will long remain as • paisfal
recollection in the minds of those who are mialotte
in the olteervance and upholding of our mitioeral
religion, that while the Queen of Britain was.
°freeing, up her prayers and thanksgiving, in obedi.
curie to the precepts of that religion, itv Illia
niaters aprared anxious to mails its viteo-•-to

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smother the inceme of her regal devotion....
The pulpit and the reading,-desk went without holy
book or spiritual comforter, or pines inspiration.
The officiating clergyman read end elieunted the
most ordinary services of the day from the pew -is
which the choristers art placed. Her Majesty's
tOaoskgivings had, however. another altar for their
~eiel.rution—the hearts of hundreds of thousands
ur her bubj ect a sent up their concurring grail.
toile to the throne of grace in an offering of
thinks, which, if less methodical than the praying
of the lid, clergy. we are assured by the Author of
Christianity is no less acceptable to the Creator. •

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

HAMEURGII MAIL.

cOPENHAORN. NOVEMBER 18.

It is Dr. Dampe, well known for Ins bold speak-
ing and writing, who was arrested here by the
Police just as he was on the po:iit of putting in
circulation extremely dangerous and criminal plans;
he placed in close confinement.

NOVEMBER 21.
The State Geseige of to-Jay contains the following
villein' article:—
'• Several circ•mst Inning for some lime past given
the Police urination to learn that there was a plan to spread
prii,ciples tending to disturb the public tranquillity, and as
it had also learnt that • small Society, respecting whose real
aili.;.:et the usual legal notice had 1101 been given, bad hired
trouts iu the liroetag Street, nteavures mete taken in the
veuing of the 10th, when the (wit toemiu7 of the Society
seas to take place, to arrest some persons, among whom
revisits Doctor of l'lnlusophy, nusinal Duque, way rotund to
tar to potentiation of some paper?, the moments of which were
4.f so illegal a nature 'kit tb-t• afforded the fullest reason
to arrest him, and to iiivtilate • more particular inquiry.
Irrin this as well as from the papers themselves, it iodi-
c:doily awns, that Daropii's plans and conduct are merely
the troductions of his unit liedeel imagination, and have nut
found any summit from other per AMIS."

ANOTHER ACCOUNT I,NoII COPENHAGEN, N0V.21,

Doctor Dumr, who wan at the briti of rotes:
restlebs Pion.;is, sr.ost of them mechanic's, it now
confined in the ensile. About twelve of these dip-
yodel-1y persons hive been sirrestecl.

ST. PFTERSIWRGII, NOVF.MBER 7.

During the •bmru^e 4,1 ('Davit N 0.1 r, who
i. rt the bead of the Deportment of Foreign Af-
-I,irr, the direction of the Foreign Department is
toms to Privy Counsellor and Sen:►tor Dorm°.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 15.

ft is said that the (70iigte.s at TrOppaul will break
up this month, affairs hating takes) a sudden turn,
uhich indicates thut the greatest expedition is in-
tended. Reports ere various. but uli agree that the
wound harmony prevails utninig the Sovereigns and
the Ministe►s there assembled.

Accounts from Frankton fay, 1, that it is agreed
Ansiris shall undertake the military occupation
of the Kingdom of Naples for two years. and that
the Manifesto is in the Press."

BitANP6IIDURG, !gOVEMBER '2 1 .

It is reported that the King' or Navies is rx-
rertrd •t Berlin Ull the 2:slll.—(llaynburgh Papers.
Itiovhnter 24.)

Sr. AnDasw.—Fialiday at the Rata:, Farhat-per, East
Jodie, awl South Sea 11.1111411.

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I.ON I)ON,

TUURSDAN-, NOVEMBER 30, MO.

The dreaded visit is paid—the day of affected
terror is past—the QVEEN haw bumbled herself in
devotioo before the throne or mrrey, and the trnn-
dlailhiy•of the metropolis has nut been disturbed !
low will the alarmists account for this egiraiirdi.
-Lary disproval of their gloomy ropliteirr, or bow
will they bear themselves under the weight of their
ill:appointment ? The Treasury prints are robbed of
t he anticipated pleasure of recording scenes of dia.
tresses and calamities. flow they would have revelled
la stories of deaths and mutilation►, atid exulted in a
good substantial riot, which might have requited the
roinpt interferenceof the mihisry power, and bare
!peen accompanied by events at which hearts more
litunassis,d than their* taunt have shuddered ! What
pathetic strains of indignant eloquence have been
lost to Parliament and the nal ion, from the Ministes a
motioning over the infatuation of the woman, as they
politely and decently designate their QUEEN, io
having presumed to avow her triumph over their
wicked and imbecile attempts to degrade and dis-
honour her, and daring to make Saint Paul's the
a,:ene of her humble thanksgiving ! The people
displayed the most provoking good temper, they
were ',elver's-1y peaceable, and disgracefully
loyal—
;hey gave uo cause far complaint to their enemies,
and by the iiropriety of their demeanour *hewed
themselves impressed with the solemnity or the
occation that caused them to u•semble. together,
and that they knew how to temper the warm
raubtrance of their respectful affection for their
persecuted QuEen, with an observance of the duties
that they owed even to those individuals who are
grnerolly kuown to he hostile to the iuteresto and
honour of her MA, CITY .

The proceedings of the day were in the highest
degree magnificent and imposing—every where
except within the body of the church, and there
the influence of power was unhappily and disgrace-
fully tnanifested is the pitiful omission of time