The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-12 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

lier MAJESTY will sleep at Lady FRANCIS'S
n"Se., St. James's-square, on Tuesday night, and
will go from thence daily to the House of Lords.
i\ir• Alderman Wood left town yesterday
horning for Brandenburgh House. Her Majesty
her private.charibt for him, .and he was ac-
c°4lpa.nied by two other gentlemen.
• . handsome carriage is building for her Ma-
lestY, which will be ready by the 17th, with ele-
gant bra-ss harness for six horses. New liveries
are also preparing for her Majesty's servants.
The Queen will receive the Address of the
▪ reeholders of Middlesex at .I3randenburgh
-';Luse, on Tuesday next, at one o'clock—that of
Artizanq at two o'clock—and that of the In-
lthitants of Hammersmith at. three o'clock.
T-he Address of the' Married Ladies of the
Metropolis and its vicinity, will be received by
'ier Majesty on Wednesday next, at two o'clock.
„:r„ lie 'Address from the Inhabitants of the City
Torcester to her Majesty the Queen is signed
Y upsv‘ards of 9,200 persons. Colonel Davies,
`)" of the City Members, has undertaken to pre-
' sez„'t it; Lord, Deerhurst has dechned. to do so.
en Monday last,'. a meeting was held of the
ti,it,leas of Gloucester, to consider of an Address
4- '"e- Queen on her return to this country. The
'lll-4dress was'agreed to, and is to be presented to
IN:r.ajesty by ,the• City Members, Mr. Webb.
4d.Mr. Cooper.
t AddresS of Condolence and Congratulation
° her Majesty. the Queen is in the course of sig-
'lture in Edinburgh, which has originated with,
14;."(-1 is to he confined exclusively to, the Ladies,
expresses a wish that her Majesty may take
411 early•opportunity of visiting Scot-land.
GREENWICH AnnnEss.—On Thursday even-
-21, there was a numerous Meeting of the Inhabi-
tants of Greenwich to address the Queen, con-
t'lled in the vestry-room, butt on account of the
to attendance, the Meeting was adjourned
Cc' the National School-roomadjoining, where
l chair was taken by. Mr. John Crick, acting
13:11rchwarden. An Address was moved by
,Mr.
Verney,
and seconded by Mr.. Giles, expres-
ta'e of the respect and admiration of the fnaabi7
',its to her 'Majesty, for the high and belie-
he-ent example which she showed them during
shrlung‘residence among them, and hoping that
the should be able to establish her innocence, to
,w6rid• The Address was
.appointed to be
),,,V.,ted to her Majesty by the Governors,Church7
ccru, ens,. and other Officers of 'the Parish in pro-
ssz°n, when her Majesty's pleasure shall be
6°llll, After thanks had been voted. to the
''irhaan the l\leeting broke up.
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DEItS.—A. party of Gentlemen, who are
1-:°11t to celebrate her,Majesty.'s return to Eng-
Vlld.by-,h•Concert, repaired the other evening to
I,l' residence, and 'in the most melodious manner
jenaded'her Majesty. The Queen was so much
relighted with the singing that she requested a
t,4-1 of the verses.
IIvRP..EST OF A CLERGYMAN FOR PRAYING FOR
11:1,TAJEsTy.--2-We learn from Galloway, that
is abo.'":. WILLIA.P.I'GILLEsPIE,-Minister of Kell's,
to publish . a Discourse, under circum-
sta"es
This -at may be,well deemed extraordinary.
acted everend Gentleman. has for some years
and, ac,s Chaplain to-the Stewartry Yeomanry,
week he preached before the corps,
.w. 44•
7' ,was then assembled at Kirkcudbright,'
nips; , has been described to us as pneof the
1'1,041 te'Yal and patriotic discourses ever delivered
Pulpit. In his prayer, s however, after
the 3, petitions in behalf of his Majesty,he added'
high °rds "Bless-alSo the Queen ;" and for this
'tt ue and misdemeanour, he was the same
entolit'g placed under military arrest; by' his
St,. landing officer. This proceeding haS excited
ng feeling of surprise—perhaps of indigna-
Pres'tParticularly among the Members of: the.
stratl .3..t6ry of Kirkcudbright, who are no.
Piiiliters to the soundness of Mr. GILLESPIt'S
the cal Principles, and who are' thetnselves.in.
llovvqefleral'pr'actice of praying for her MAJESTY.
Shen, ,lle matter will end we know not ; but we
vieuv,suPpose' the Clergy of S'cotland will be apt
trlfer„ ,' the arrest of .Mr. GILLESPIE as an-insult
414'44 to the whole Order; especially after the
3ioihtPend
--ence of the Kirk of Scotland on this very
doflbt thing,
-a indeed, that never- could be
`Aerie ""--,lvas so distinctly recognised in the last
rat Asseinbly,—(Morizhig Paper.)

"TIDE LATE DUCHESS OF YORK.

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'OllO '..-"ltAr. MOURNING.-It will be seen by the
that wtlllg Notice from the Deputy Earl Marshal,
that
jile7. is to be a General Mourning for the
(Irr,leuess of YoRK, which commences to-
ri),., -,• It is intended to last during the short
illg : a-H."4Y announced for the Court Mourn-

I The Viglll's College, ilugust 1.1 1820.
I!' I.l.(Ptlty Earl Marshal's Order for Zi.r'enera.l Mourning
„_,11‘1,„ "'lc Royal Highness the Duchess of York
give
ruhii;:"Nlaaue of Majesty's Commands, these are to
!is.
.(lecll".1) bee..`:', that it is expected upon the present tr!etlfre..
t W the death of her late Royal Highness 4igh" —‘4".lte. Uleica Catherine, Consort of hi),
that
yal
7,,soril',l'.'tederick Duke of York and of
tthica
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opr themselves into decent Mourning, t said
t on Sunday next, the, Istiv.istun
HOWARDMOLYNET.A. HOWARD,
Deputy Earl Marshal.
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atla;terd -
id aY morning Mr. MARSH left town_ for
1141.17 r
I°l. ths,' i 0 give .directions respecting the fune-
, ate lamented Duchess of YORK, Mr.t..
the ltoval Undertaker, was there in
thistlt-stlice to receive this Gentleman's orders upon
jj sub'
An outside state coffin is preparing
srs.,
--“Lry and SAND,ERS for the late
hhd "8, Of 0' K. It 'is as usual of mahogany?
ith co`
with 'ciimsOn velvet, ornamented
ails, the -Royal Arms, and splendid
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11°Yal 'highness the Princess AUGU. 4t et' the Princes SOPHIA yesterday morning
4ftk4l"bridge house. Their Royal
111!3 ill'irards Paid a visit to the Duke of 17011 X) atHighnesses
Pi„L'ase •in the Stable.-varci.
Tbere.lwil be fear great Political dinners given
"estlaY next.