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

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60011e16111Vt 111‘114 b• admitted, however,
tloat eller the dilisaut sod laborious attend.
mace of the Peen foe alma tw• mouths at the trial
of the Qum, their Lordships require repose; It
is likely.. therefor% that the Ism Houses will not
meet fiir the dispatch of business until Febrility

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There it, feiviever. asetheromd wit r the littnivtere
a fair mono petretfaf reason for pastiabeing es Imr
us possible the m6ting of ODE Rouse of Contralto.,
namely, the sasessece They oats/ feel that thr-%
should be immediately famed into as isvestiption
the foul conspiracy is which the charges egninst the
Quake origiusted. To the blouse of Comemos it
belongs to minted the mystery that matches rn rto.
pact of the case, to txplore the secret eo rt.
logs and timings, to detect cod punish the
agents, and bring to light the plisse instigators of
this mog nefarious busier... No nicety of com-
mon law practice, no target tules of evidence con
operate to prevent such researches, where the di,_
cutely of bath becomes sincerely the oliect of
inquiry. That a conspiracy toisted for the per.
pose of pureharing evidence against the Queen at
Noy price, canines, we think, after what was suf.
Erred to transpire at the bar of the House of
Lord*, and after the utlintssiorrs made by the
CORD CHANCELLOR, be now reasonably doubt.
rd ; and, believing the exigence of such a con-
spiracy, can it be denied that it is the busiors-
ot the House of Cotumono to explore it ii To Par-
liament is alai, due an account of the appointmeut
of the Milan Commission, with the instructions
given by the Goverouitirt, and the soluequent con-
duct of the Commissioners. An inquiry tot° such
topics at the present moment ati4ht prove irk.nnr„
tu the Nlioieters, as it might endanger their place.,
and they will, we doubt not, thook it snore conve-
nient to postpoue it to as remote a period us pos-
sible.

The Patio Papers of the 7th instant 'rive or.
rived. The vaccine inoculation has taken elfert
the infant Duke & Bouttosaux, and the quip.
tom. are of the moot favourable character.

According to intelligence from Vienna, dated the
eGth lilt. the conferences have commenced bet•veen
the Ministers of the great Powers assembled at
Troppsn. The Empero►s of AUSTRIA and RU HA,
it is remarked. frequently interchange visits.
The funds continue to improve. The Five per
Cent. Consols are 761 f.; Bank ♦ction,, 1,3771.
The fallowing are extracts :

31APLItit OCTOIKII 20.

Seven ships Ohm &gnat Illesliterraman squadron seeder
the eostmand of Admiral Moore, some from Malta, others
from Portsmouth, sod ea from Marseilles, have met by
chance since yesterday i•eer road. As tbe number of ships of
war of a friendly power is met unlimited, the Government
has made • verandah's of it to the British Legation,
and has received the moat setidactory explanation, a.
well with respect to the fortuitous assemblage of these
naval forces, which have s° missies relative to the affairs of
Naples, es the readiness which the Admiral will chew to
remove a part of it as soon a. the wind will permit.

Leiters from Palermo, of the 15th October, state, that
the most perfect tranquillity prevails I. that city. Th.•
malefactors (Couriarotti) have bees arrested, and the in-
habitants lay down their arms. We expert shortly to see th.•
Palermitaus send a formal aad oecooditlomil act of milli:.
lion to the coustitutioual system of Naples.

Yesterday the Duchess or GLOUCBSTER and the
Princess Avouvm visited the KING it his Palace
in Pall-mall.

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARE/WE
and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the Prin-
cess AUGUSTA at her apartments its Buckii.ghaiu
House.

Thursday the Duke of WZILLINGTON, the Evi
of LIVERPOOL, Viscount CasTLEREACH, Ind :I
select party, dined with the Duke of You at York
House..

Mr. Hums has received the following Addreptes
from Scotland, which he will present to her Ma-
Jzsvir on Monday nest
Front she Merchants, Traders, Bergeson, sad
tants of Edinburgh, signed by 10,699 me..
From the Inhabitants of the Parish of Dairy, is Ayr.
shire, signed by 1,103, mak and femak.
From the Senn incorporated Trades of the Rerd Bergh
of Dumfries, siped by 394.

Fro. the Yeri.b u( ?Jew Deer, i• Aberdeenshire, signed
by 497.

The Earl of Essex, Viscount Apure, Mr.
STEPHENSON. Lord and Lady HOOD, Mr. Wm.
BURRELL, Hon. G. Aims ECUs. General WE.
TDERA LL, Mts. DUBBIN, sod the Hun. H. SMITH,
M.P. were among the visitors yesterday at Bran-
deohurgls Houle.

The QUINN, attended by Lady Au HAMM..
TON, went yesterday, at half.past clove., to the
House of Lords. tier MAJESTY did not. enter the
body of the Home, but remained in the apartment
of the Ea►l of Suorossioay omit the f►te of the
Bill of Pains and Penalties and I)iru►ce
coded.

The Loom CHANCELLOR •eot a message, 1...►
eight to the Registrar's *Gee, that he wo.ld ►n
this morning at ten o'clock in the Court of Clieucery,
ut Lincoln's Jun.

The Emperor of AUSTRIA has ordered a amide
mon ttttt rot to be erected in the church of Sr.
Charles, at A'lerins, to the memory of Field Marshal
SCIIWARTZENBERG, and that his sword shall be
deposited in the Arsenal of that capital.
In consequence of a Requisition signed by a
competent number of hilailutunts, and presented to
Sir It. CARR GLYN, Bart., Alderman of the Ward
of Ihshopagate, be has appointed a meeting to be
laid at the Losidou Workflow', Bishopeg.ite-strret,
this day, at elereu o'clock, to take into consider-
ation the propiiety of an Address to hi, MAJESTY,
upon matters arising out of the procredinp apitust
her SIAJESTY ; of au Address of Congratulation to
the QCEEN ; and of petitions to the Douses of Lents
and Connate'''.

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