The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

TEE QUEEN.

"PA RATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION OF ThE
QUEEN AT ST. PAUL'S.

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[From thel Morning 'Papers.] •
Yesterday a Meeting of the Committee hp-
vr°inted to superintend the arranffements for the
eception of the QUEEN at St. Paul's Cathedral,
s9oa k place at St. Paul's, and after some conver-
oit it was agreed---
the as the best means of providing for the security) oaf,
ty, th'hureli and its Members against the danger apprehended'
,i‘ Dean and Chapter, the whole of the Church and Choir
oup
oe given up to tfic Lord Mayor and Corporation, with
b!-ItzeePtin of a portion of roots for such persons as the
'‘"►t and Chapter may choose•to introducer'
That the Lord Mayor and Corporation should be allowed
„Y downdown any benches or carpeting for the accommodation
,le Congregation ;" and
ta,',:fliat Dr: undies he empowered to communicate the
4' (t.t the Dean and Chapter.
ti It is reported that Government has suggested.
Plan of giving up the Church to the Corpo-
tr9n, in order that they, possessing as they do
'e Inean of preventing breaches of the peace
ever injury to the property of the Church, may.
s,eise that Pewer with greater effect, the re-
11,1Sibility resting Wholly upon themselves.
M„'ghtY of the Corporation are to receive her
.Ly at the outer gate.
Nit is Proposed by a select number of Ladies
'abitants) of St. Paul's and its vicinity to
Itelller Majesty on Wednesday the 29th inst.,
intos- Paul's Cathedral, to attend her Majesty
the ChurCh.
Po t i,sl generally believed, says The Morning
~ittnP a paper-containing matter of thanks-
vvin be handed to the Clergyman by the
toy 'it's Partizans ; but this cannot be attended
tity&ts„,the Queen has no sort of right or autho-.
teril-"'"atever to direct or order any kind of ce-
Y) much less any variation in the proper
ttlaurch ceremony of the day. Nay, any Clergy
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41:‘,1 Would be punishable. by the law of the land,
4110-,,'e" pretence of' any 'direction from her,
din." at all add to or diminish the common or-
bri4rY service of the day prescribed by the Ru-_
St:J.' The King, as Head of the Church and
41f `e) has lawful po‘Ver and authority to order
these- things, with the'advice of his, Council.
Thyt. following is the list of Addresses present-
her ATAJ ESTY this day, at. Brandenburgh
11,°„-i, • The Lord- Mayor went in state with
46.1ernbers of the Corporation, from Guildhall,
niair-past 10 o'clock :
tie ci,er—Lord.Mayor, Aldermen, and 'Common Council, of
(', „iY of London—Ward of Cripplegate-without—Ward of
(41,.;)reghteithin—Ward of Bisitopsgate—St. Giles and St.
!old Ser7-St. Mary, Lambeth—Great Yarmouth—Hudders-
tial-s'iwriey—C;ltnicester—Boston—Worcester (females)—
qeterstiiii h —Laxlev—Edmonton—N€ wMalton—Kingborn
IlerhaW'ek—•Sclionliosters—Dunstable— Benefit Societies,
Carlow (Ireland]—Stav and Corset-makers.
of Visitors at Brontlentur
't.7,-h House yesterrtaq.—Wl C.
ltrNurget H. to H H. the late Duke of Brunswick ; Rev.
Kacts • ' W. A. Madochs, Esq. M.P.; Mrs. Mattocks;
binicauuon; Lord and Lady Wm. Russell; Ihike and
of Leinst-er ; S. C. Whitbread, Esq. M.P.; Dr. Hol-
.
IteILICKNEY MEETING.-Yesterday afternoon, a
etilig of the inhabitant householders of the
t4rish of St. John, Hackney, was held pursuant
titer requisition in the Assembly Room at the
md Tavern, to consider of an Address of
ti?ngratulation to the Queen, on the termination
Nit he late proceedings in the House of Lords.
AtttGronGE CitirtisTlE, was called to the Chair.
er I.tveral speeches, .the Resolutions were se-
all
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gre and. carried, and an Address was
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theo Thanks were voted to the Chairman; c 1
meeting broke up.

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tf Li. 110 P NiaLt.—This Prelate, when ,Bishop
thesue°lll, and before lyre was translated to the
oni
.f Durham) was attacked by the house of
td ._
s, for-having, as they supposed, dissuad-
e
Lords from agreeing to a conference with
forh"nimotis on the subject of impositions, and
of used this expression, 44 that the•matter
4‘ 1
h ,41)0SitiOn, is a noli me tan gere, and that it did
strike at a branch, but at the root and
Preroo.
a.tive of the Imperial Crown." A con-
Ito, able discussion took place between the
tisfses (MI the subject, when it appeared that the
'4l
°P had used the words attributed to , him
th
`ivLat tele is a story told of him, which skews
Ptisit."6 Principles were upon the subject of i
.m-
-by the CiOwn. Mr. WALLER, going to
liverrit, to see King JAMES the First, at dinner
leard his MAJESTY talking to Dr. ANnitEws,
1)4;14 of 'Winchester, and Dr. NEILE, Liishop of
" My Lords," said the KING, " Can-
take,my subjects' money when want it,
11,,islt:0").13outall this formality. in Parliament ?" The
forof Dunn Am readily answered, • GOD
(4bra Sir,
.but 'you should, you. are_ the breath
and u•_nostrils." Whereupon the turned
to the Bishop of WINCHESTER, " Well,
Lord, what say you-7:" " Sir,". replied the
°P)." I have no skill to judge of Parliarnen-
`( ,cases." The KING- answered, No put-
`‘ Sils,,,trly Lord, answer me presently." 44 1 hen
t‘ for' said Dr. ANDREWS, " I think it lawfu
ft, YoU to take my brother NEILE'S money
r he offers it."

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11:r4,."ters from Palermo, dated the 6th instant,
kill,' received yesterday by way of Genoa, Which
ita,"nPe that city to be then enjoying complete
They are generally silent on. poll-
events, except in mentioning the arrest of
the-rat Persons who had taken a leading part in
o
brn
Position to Naples.
alost important part of the Dartmoor Rail--
114, the branch from Crabtree to the Lime
111 Q s, at Catdown, commenced last week near
zring%Bridge. When completed, the whole
tiqar a most impressive work, and highly bene-
`l44,,t° the port, of Plymouth, as well as to the
des; act) now lying uncultivated, to which it is
gtled to lead.