The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

repressatAlise el Lir IILOWIT'S CM. ad/ma
to his MAJESTY'S ooderateoifing sod lii. freliwge.
It greeds her iewoceser, twin the ill tresmesst
which She hes received, the iedigwititi to which she

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her in the mode of proceeding, agaimt which it
is a strong and liras remonstrance. The letter is
of great length, and world prohobly occupy tom
colons°, of • newspiper. It is not on ordinary
letter, written by a merely official agent. The sr-
ininent and mulls, we ore averred, are of
itOgaT,Vlll4ologtetion.
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Seine interesting details of the preparations in
the Huse of Lords fir the canstrneneensent of the
Qusitn's trial, on Thursday next. theseccina.
laudation of the witnesses -against her, in Cotton.
Imsden, and• other particulars connected with
this most importsut and interesting business. are
given in another part of our Paper. It will be
found in them that a great number of the
Italia* witnesses ant lodged iu Cottue.gordes.
Saturday. at Sire o'clock in the evening. • de..
Isehment of the foot guards marched iota the Par-
liament House; at the some hoer the Polieestemite,
generally stationed InAlseen BlackTviirs mot Weil.
=luster Widget!. was anineeted, and temoved.ep io
• station assigned her in front of Niece-J.lod.
She will be occupied by the Thanes PAM,. who
are to be called into activity, in union with the rest
of the Police of the metropolis, during the pro.
eeedings against the Queen. Three gun-bosta
will. it is reported. be placed near her. as $ guard
to keep off all boats front approaching Cotten
garden without special permission.
Sentinels were placed
„yesterday on the exterior
of the Parliament House at throne different point.:
at the door of the ;passage from Palace-yard to
the Court of Common Pleas, at the door tinder
the piazza leading to the waits coasinunicatiug wadi

the loog sto►►e passage to the Houses of Lords and
Commons. and • little more to the westward, at the
entrance of Parliament.stairs. or passage to the
river. on the aide .f Cotton•garden, the leerid-tistar•
tern of the foreign witnesses.
The alterations in the Howse of Lords. rendered
necessary by the approaching ease of the Quest'.
plaice it in a very disadvantageous light. The pea.
jecting galleries on each side have contracted the
body of the Hauge so much. it appears quite us-
row mad crowded. Should it be lilted to the ea.
tent of the 'iliensinodatinn. the heat at this season
at the yowling gime intolenible.
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The Kiwi remains at hie clutter in Windsor
•Great Park. His IHsresTif enjoys the most per-
fect health; and the delightful scenery by which
he is surrounded invites him doily' to ride on horse.
back for three or four hours.
The Ktsto is expected at Cowes, after the Duchess
of Yogi's funeral, to witness the regalia:
We Understand, had not this domestic eadonsity
occurred, it was his MAlisTir's wish to Celebrote
his natal day the 14th of August) er booed his
yacht, the ifs/o/ Geo►ge. with a large party of his
personal friends, to which many 'dicers of the navy
and army would have been iuvited.—We odder.
stand that iirednestlay next is now fixed foe hi
MAJerrt's entbarkiitino.--His MAJOrtY Caw
pleted the .513t1s year of his age ou Saturday, in
good health.

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A Flanders Mail arrived but 'sight. The fully*.
Jug extracts :
JULY SO.
The Secretary of the Austrian Embassy at Naples has
come to Vicuna to give an accurst of all that has hawse./
in the former city. It is affirmed that oar Gownsman Moo
also received a eircuaistautial report from the Geusealin-
Chief, M. A. Nugent. This General served with the greatest
&saintlier i■ the Austrian army in ISIS, and mainly masa-
booed to lie &feat of Mann. As the peace King Ferdiasod
look him legit, his service, owl appoieleel him Capesio-Geoporol.

lie has motet laity routriboted to place the Neapolitan army on
• rispectahle footing, bat be was obaosioas to waist of the
Netpulitais Generals, because he was a foreigner. His re-
port is said to modals wry iaterreting iota/wails% which,
with that resolved frosn the Embassy, fashion Nr Ow era-
meat to judge of the revolution.
Our Court has now rshlished the declaration of Satinin
relative to the woolutine in Spain. There east be w doubt
Ind that the revoluellisr is Naples la the reason of this publi-
c/ohm, which has hitherto been suspended fur roa•na easily
to be guessed. People speak here gait. openly of the rear.
lotion which our Goverarnent has taken to eatidgedeb at its

eessoseseessetet the dame kiodied by She Caribuisari. It is
silleined that Field Marshal Bianchi bas received orders to

march with 40,000 me• to Romsgas.
10141 t, JULY 23.
The ?Jespolita• Government is employed in making the
11111181111 of insurgents retire towards their several provinces.
Montt the lath a this month they were estimated at 110,11100
amen, half of whom 'warty euterea the capital. The Carlo.
sari of benercuto bars organised • Rep•blieam Coverts.
meat.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday
contain accounts derived from wariest' aurae., of
the unhappy events that merited the consineuce.
ment of the revolution in Sicily ; with regret we
dud that they confirm in' every particulJr the
statements which have already appeared in this
Paper. Nothing could exceed the sanguinary
ferocity of the populace of Parma, fur it is
•said that every Neapolitan who fell iota their
power was mass.icred. The number of the
killed and wounded is variously estimated, but
the calculation in which most of the accounts
'concur:, stites the former at two thousand. and