The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

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REJOICINGS IN THE COUNTRY.

[room ova COSSISPONDINTs.]

DONCASTER, NOTINDER 111.

On Fii4loy night last the inhabitants of this
ancient and loyal Bottnigh (itotniihrtsi di.ig on in.
ott.etool onwientinis from a few intrre.ted
indiri-
dtsat.) tio•ifiesi their oitiorartion at the throwing
ant of the Qin of Pains and Penalties by a general
.real splendid illstesmoi ttttt aecompanled by the
usual eleasnesoritt of jny. Snow attempts wire
TII At in prevent the tinting of the virish bells and
Iria.irimus parading the street., but in vain, and
the evening was spent with the girattst festivity and
iol'erf hutment.

WoaTHAWPToN.

The news or the QIIPtII'IS triumph was received
this luwu wit), the sincerest demonstrations of
osi 51 lay ; a baud of mitgie paraded the
streets, and a gallows was erected on a cut, On
which was onspended the effigies of Majorclii,
and Dentont, over whieli was a Liege
preeis bag, with the words " Green Bog Plot"
written en it. After drawing them tl gh the
pcticipal streets, preceded by the band, they were
tikes' to a large hellfire and committed to the
fl sines, togctlier with the green bag and its con-
tent•,

A layer awl respectub'e congruity of the inhabi-
tants supped together at the Rant 100, in dna
town, to celebrate the triumph of the Queen ; John
flexion, Esq. to the Chair. Notbng could ex•
reed the enthusiasm of the evening, or the grate-
ful seosats ffff s which pervaded the company ;
many excellent songs were sung, and the following
roe-is, among many others, were given with laud
cheep:—.

" The Queen'—" Mr. Brougham"—" Mr. Drowns"—
Dr. Leshiritria amid the other Couireel of the Queen.'—
" Althintaa WoOd''—" Earl Grey"—" Lord Erskine"—
•• The Minority who voted *rainst the second reading of the
11.11 of Pains and revolt iirit"-I•Sovereigiity of the Peopl."
May the Tree of Liberty spread all over the world,
sod the poor And shelter wader its Itranehes"—. Public
..pinion, and m.y it always triumph over Ministerial
pro/wary' Cecil and Whit' UM•.ty all over
the, world"—" Retirees in the ea•mnsona House of Par-
l'?.ment, the only bar he irorriept. "—" Lord Mayor
a.d SheiitTs of laisoisin"—o May the Bill of Nina and
Perialliea be iiifiiried on the prrjured evideure"—" We-
youdenre of the Press"--" 11ay therrll Carobs', he the last
of British Queen. who was tried by her (two scrums."

At the above Meeting so Address sari vuted to
the Queeu, sod is oust hioe for sigustures.

BRECON. NOVEMBER .qa

The mail arrived at Brecon on Sorrar(hy evening
w'''eight (the horses demoted with fiord. the
svmhirl of victory), bringing the jtiful in.os of she
expulsion of the MB of Pains and Penalties against
0111' gracious Queen by the /louse of Lords, whirl'
iivarsrly spread it, every drrection. The hells were
immediately fling, while tire-works, bonfires, and
every demosssrratiou of joy were manifested in the
most enthusiastic manner; a baud of music played
several times round the town, and a very numerous
end respectable party met at the Swan Inn, where
the evening was spent with the greatest conviviality
said good humour. The Queen, her very aide
Counsel Messrs. il.ougherri. &e. Lords Grey,
Erskine, and 'be other Noble Peers and Gentlemen,
her Majesty's friends, were drank with, the highest
and most unbounded applause.
On Mondry- 'Homing the bells of the several
churches were set in motion, and continued their
tatieful peals until a late hour at night ; a very
brilliant and general illumination took place during
the evening (with the exception of about a dozen
boasts); several heautilul transpurencirs were ex-
li'bited, and many appropriate sentences adapted
1{) the 0CC111114,11 ; the music played all the everrisoz.
sold every thing itasr.rti oil la the most iwaceilile
manor,. liOIiO ilrlr. There were or aerial imkfirea 11141,1.
ferea pats of the town, where greets bags, stuffed
with worthless paper, hoisted on !wog poles. were
consigned to the ju.l destructian of the devouring
element, tozerlivr with that pink of chambermaids,
l'Atty o.mo:it, alias Doobk kotendre, NUT
111154.

Tirgoirl. Lord lirrrfortl's scat in Ilt;s county,
6,1111:n111) Nluaiddy night. Sr-
't grritlr. 111.11% fatal% in 111.9 nrigliboui hood, mod
t. Vier vicinity of Crackluiwrll. wrre also illuminated.
corning al the iiili.shitmits of Brecon Will
r.borily vAlircl. for the purpose or athirersing her
M.,irsty mud 141110 lbe 11-01,g.