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London, England, 1820-11-25 00:00:00

9,yir4s, and retired until the change of horses
t•ools place, amid the cheers of the multitude.
Aos immense crowd being now assembled, two
r! the respectable inhabitants waited upon Ins
to solicit permiaeion for the popu-
loce to draw his carriage from the inn to the
e,ost troll-gate (a quarter of it mile), asauring him
that there was no other mode of satisfying the
ev•nry and. fenerit patriotism of the people.—
orrfahip, priceiving how the laud lay, con-
..ntect, with perfect good humour, to grilify
the popnlar feeling. Upon the horics bring taken
teem the carnage, and three Cheer.. given, the carat-
ride proceeded to the Croy., and halted until other
ibitfe di.iti,.et cheers rent the air. The procession
Oen rtroved forward at a quick pare to the toll-gate,
wiaere the horse• were waiting, when the carriage
ounielat the loudest acehinations. Silence
oirel4 been obtained, his Lordship, with consider.
mete Pelnie and animation, i.hoitly addressed the
people from the carriage as follow•
•• 141 n much gratified at receiving this mark of
sooproroa•too fur my public conduct from the inhu.
b.t..stili of flawietc. lam proud and happy to liar-
tag cefoributed in some degree to rescue a much.
iovreol and innocent woman from one of the must
fool WI I infamous conspiracies that was ever formed
ag. ii.ost i:nlivittrotl. I must add, that this trail-
twirl ..f a/Trail:plait and regard fr.orn my fiterids
vod oorighboours to to me must gratifying,"
IL. Lordship then proceeded on his way to
Nlo,ora, hollowed by the cheering of the multitude.
--The illumination In the evening was general.

REJOICINGS IN THE COUNTRY.

[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.]

YARMOUTH. NOVI-11113ER -23.

Qs the 16 h instant a psrty of the most respects.
b'e inhabitants of this town duet et the Black Lion
1 ovum, to celebrate the glorious triumph of our
h. I-ved Queen Caroline. IL) r was 'rived up in
' elegant style at kW-post live o'clock, of which
‘,.Lor than sixty partook. To describe the Liril-
liPicy„ the decoration*, &c. would require a more
ahle pen than mine, yet 1 could not help noticing
foiluwit% word. over the Prrsulertit'. chair

" Take away the wicked hum hi Cure the King, that his
:',rune may be established its rigMeuu.ne•s:

Th. y w,re •urmuun'ed I.y crown, entwined will]
ihr letters " C. K." otandine: iiredoinionnt.

The cloth being removed• umulipt usher toints
v. -e Iftr under-mentioned:
• The King.-
" The Queen--three time. three.
•` Eat Grey"—three time. three.
. _ . .

" Lmrd Er.iine"—three times thlre:

" 'Jur uorthy Representatives, the lion. N. G. Anson and
C itombold. fug --three times three rep-sited.
'• 11rs.irJ. Denman, Brougham, Williams, and Ltishinuton,
'he defe der. of injured innocetice"--U,llVil sal applause.

The company did not separate WI Phoebus
rr•Jrr•rd them it was time, amid the utmost convivia-
-1 .y pry varied.

SWANSEA, NOVEMBER 2.2.

Oil the evening of Monday, the 1311 i instant,
town was only potbelly illuminated, but on the
following Wednesday it we: illuminated to the full
tetent, with about a dozen except' ; the
!..,,ace was not on any former occasion better lighted
r!•al it w lot on the last. S.,veral transparencira
were exhibited, which gave great ',leisure and setts.
ract..,,l: but that whicli tea.; Incas! proinitient, and
n•••acted the peculiar Kotler of .eery one, was
rairted with great expeuse and labour by Mr. John
F"anci., CO:telifnaker, rod presented over his own
d.a.ir, trio a sestFold erected for the purpose. It was
r-ranged to three fratnes—a f t and two wings,
front, nine feet square, pouttlaying un the
ft•e ground Britannia reclining on a pedes•al, with
f•rr rlg;lit 11411 d oil the inane of the. Mitts!, liou; o.•
ti e o:spoiite side, Fame pouring out from a richly
ar”.enentert vase at the feet of B,itatitint, au intro-
Er.-rahle quantity of AddresstA, amongst wl-icia
could he observed those of Swansea. Cardiff, Bre-
ctie, and utter places lit the 11)tiiieipalitt ; and
Britamill by tier conntrmance admires the
sera. 1 meiit of Ctinbria's gallant sons to their
14..ern, •j:e point: with her left hand to the initials
C. It. Betatid Vague wood Justice, with her left
at.!: on her Sword, couutensticiog the proceeriiig.
li tar ;eft wing. which was woe feet by foul,
r•-:5 repre•ented a Rt•yel CreViti, •upported by two
itteted trowi•clara of laurel betow, encompassing the
leltris 11. a ;th the metto .• he reword of in-
voc•ra..y." 110 the right W:sag, which was di%ltled
i -to lour corma (Melt's, art r four figures with the
India rota, itutdi.:ttion at the base; '' Four
vrcly discovered huropean mansterr, lately landad
at t. Recut exprnse, and safely lodged at the Hayed
.11progerre, Curton-garden." First, " Kress.
arn Carly aft'," designated b) that deceitfully
mi.:it:loos snoopier, the liarlt• Se cupid, as The
koarry Lad Jam Trieste," teprtsetited by the
imbeds tietrie of the ; stilt tatty sir heads,
the six 'tights sworn to lirr Majesty's
lorvit,g Slept at Trieste. Thief, " The Sacchi.
from Senegaclia on his way haote," he being ea
ti.e devil's back, who re ou his way home
earryin4 toe green hag on his tall. Fourth,
" The bun mi ricordu tujoying his desert," was
represented My the villain's being an the pillory.
IL« ft-41,1114We were flinch autuied at the exhibition,
and ese,:ratiiitts loud said &els were frequently
called both against die four perjured wretches.
In the foruser part tar the evening the fete of the
unerlaghteard thought. irruper, by way of safe-
s o•trl riot, to call out the coos:l6les, but
th.ase wort'.. e. became doubly disappointed, for the
joyous tosttiiinny of attachment to our Ow-
,i ma Quieee. welfare was evurced whth propriety
ed Vol.4lUet WI Ilse part of (hoar Who professed to
be her well-wishers, shaft, on the other hand, it
at, I word ow that ore of the Peace fUficers, hat-
-1114 become rustuus in his conduct, would have torn
unloosened lay the watt:mum, hail not the chief
0- ioteble prevented ii, it, order that uu disgrace
utt4llt be attached to the police; ard lIJ Ohl r
►461611.111111 t was tuad.t, but the whale, with tie
steLie- rsceplwu, e:Os• d iii peila et puce. S i AWL!.
WA' sic the suliabliatit• to testify their grata:it:a-
tom at tho.. King's button, haslog been supputted
the asionlialitlient 01 tile 41,1.4,6.'4 liiiwieenee,
whet so elle au attack, that they have anpoitated
Tuesday treat to dole st the Mackwurth Arms
I.la.

NLWCAS*II.I4 Ten tit—lnd:, Monday Evening.
'nat. Fr lb a 'try growls!
Mr. Price, r glass e, his 6,00 Isuipt

on his house. The Government party has done every
thing to prevent it, they even tent to the shop-
keepers to say if they lighted up they would not
deal with them, hut all would not du—the feeling
here is very great fur the Queen.
Tretdey Morning.
All 'went oft las' iti4lit quiet, although shout ten
o'clor'( the Mayor in-dered not the dragoon., who
scoured the streets with their drawn swords to the
aetontaliment of every body. Tilere was a general
cry of M,ante ! shame ! Do you mean to come
)lanchester over as.'"