The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-30 00:00:00

THL QUEEN.

AbDßtgstairs.-t,--More Processions took place
this—morning, with Addresses to TuE QUEEN.
The first were designated as " The Youths of
the Metropolis," consisting of mere boy;., in very
pitiable attire. They had banners that had ap-
peared on many similar occasions., They were
followed by a troop
_of' 01MRIERS. These by
COOPERS: The next were Brass Founders,
which formed a very pleasing spectacle. In this
group were two men in complete brass, and one
in complete steel armour. SeVeral of this com-
pany wore brass helmets, and bore upon poles
many admirable specimens of their professional
skill. A few landaus with females followed ;
and the whole concluded with a number of
coaches containing a numerous body of Boott-

BINDERS. The inscriptions on the banners were,
The Queen's Guards, the People,"—" Wood
and I ndependence.,"—" The British Lion's
roused," &c. After some Cole, a Ipng- line
of open carriaes, containing male and female
Inhabitants of Islington, closed the Processions
of the day._

• Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of
SUSSEX came from Tunbridge Wells to visit her
MAJESTY. After remainin;,,, an hour with her
MAJESTY, he returned to Tunbridge.—Lord and
Lady EITZWILLIAM called at Brandenburgh
House yesterday.—We are assured that her M.
JESTY; though very much fatigued from the
number of Addresses and Introductions that she
received on Wednesday,,is not seriously indis-
posed. Her MAJESTY received Prince LEOPOLD
in the!' presence of Lady ANN ll.kammiN, the
ANTALDE, and her Chamberlains. She
afterwards withdrew with his Royal Highness to
another room ; and we'are happy to learn that
her MAJESTY preserves her health unimpaired by
the troubles and vexations she has experienced.
—Lieutenant "WILLIAM FOWLER arrived last
Might front France, with dispatches for Lord
CASTLEREAGiI. Two additional witnesses (now-
too late), from Italy, for the defence of 'the
QUEEN, came with him.—(_Morning Chi-wade.)

At an interview with which Mr. -Sheriff
WAITHMAN was honoured. by the QUERN, on Saturday, at
Braridenburgh House, he expressed to her Majesty. that it
was the anxious wish of the Lord Mayor elect and the Sheriff •,
that her Majesty would condescend to honour the City of
Loudon with her presence at the approaching festival, in the
•on Lord Mayor's day ; and that the Lord Mayor
elect and the Sheriffs would wait upon her Majesty in State
with an invitation in due form at any time which she might
please to appoihts; or that they would feel Highly honoured
in receiving her Majesty's commands upon the subject. --Her.
Majesty was graciously pleased to express herself most grate-
ful for this-marls of their attention ; but as she was not pro-
vided with a proper esta4lishineut; she could not attend on
the occasion the state suitable to her rank, and was there,,
fore prevented from acceding to their Wishes at present.—
Wonting P apo •.)
Last night thirty of
.the " QUEEN'S" witnesses
who have not been examined, were sent off in
great haste from Mr. VIZARD'S house to Milan.
Why were none of these persons examined ?
(British Monitor.)

We stated, a day or two agu, that Austria had
recently received considerable pecuniary remit-
tances from this Country.—This statement has
not been contradicted, and we have no reason to
doubt its authenticity. The following private
Letter, which appeared in The British Monitor
of yesterday, tends strongly to confirm the ex-
pectation of warlike operations on the Conti-
nent :

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" VIENNA, 11TH OCT. S2o.—The Sovereigns will meet at
Troppau on the 25th inst. Lord STEWART, as the Ambassador
from England, charged with extraordinary powers, and.the
Marquess de la Fir.KRONAYE*, will be present. Depend upon
it that the result of these conferences will he a revival of the
Coalition of 1794. Russia will however be the gainer by the
war, ar she will not. send a single man against Spain, Naples.
or Pottngal. Russia has just ordered a fresh ►evy, by which
her army will have an increase of 94,00 men. The King of
PRUSSIA enters reluctantly into the Confederation•"
w French Ambassador at the Court of Russia.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.---On Sitturday night,
in consequence of printed invitations sent by Mr.
ELLISTON to his frielids and their connexions,
a very numerous company assembled in this
Theatre to witness the improvements of the House
in the decorations of the interior part allotted to
the audience, the new curtain, scenery, &c. The
scenes appeared elegant and splendid, and the
company testified their warm approbation of the
whole. But the Manager displayed his libera ity
by a more solid entertainment, for besides plenti-
ful refreshments of tea, coffee, &c. at 11 o'clock
two supper rooms were opened which were supplied
with a cold collation that afforded an abundant re-
past to all the company. Wines, punch, negus, and
whetever could contribute to the gratification of
the Company, they profusely enjoyed. A band
was provided for dancing, which was kept up to
a very late hour. Miss PovEy and Mr. T. COOKE
displayed their vocal powers with great success,
and the latter highly amused the audience with
some musical imitations of instrumental sounds.
Mr. ELLISTON himself was unceasingly attentive
to the accommodation of the Company, and all
,was mirth and gaiety.
ROYAL MUNIFI GENE MAJESTY has been
graciously pleased to transmit to the Committee
for conducting the Benefit for the Widow and
Family of the late Mr. RAE, a donation of 501.
and has condescended to express a hope that
the exertions now making- for their relief may
equal the roost sanguine expectations of the
friends of this afflicted family.

Yesterday morning the Duke of CLA RENC E left
his residence in the KING'S Palace, St. James's,
for. Busby Park.
The Cambrian frigate, with VisConnt STRANG-
FO RD, Ambassador to Constantinople, will sail
from Portsmouth on Thursday next. The Cam-
brian afterwards proceeds to Malta, to relieve the
Glasgow frigate, the Hon. Captain MAITLAND,
whose period. on that station is expired. .
Saturday, at the Old Bailey Sessions, a true
Bill was found by the London Grand Jury
against William Fletcher, alias Forbes, for pub-
lishing a seditious and inflammatory. placard, with
intent, to excite sedition and disaffection in the
minds of the liege subjects of our Lord the
King, &c.

SECOND 1?4DITIOS•

SUN-OFFIOE, llaff-past 170.81

HOUSE OF LORPS, OCT. 30.

The SOLICITOR GENERAL concluded his 1'

at Two o'Clock, when Mr. BRoUGhi

dressed 'their Lordships for the purpose Of e
'ducing the Correspondence of Baron d'OPAPT°

which application was resisted liy the...krroa:4l'
GENERAL, the Loan CHANCELLOR, the I'larquis'
LANSDOWN, Lords HOLLAND and GROSVENOg,

the ground of the uoseasonableness of the at'

Lord CARNARVON and the Dul"e °

cation.

HAMILTON dissented from their Lordships; 2131

divided the House—

For the Production of the Correspondence .. 16
Against it
Adjourned, at Three o'Clock, till Thuri(l/

morning.

LONDON JOURNALS.