The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

DEPUFATIoN TO Tl} QUGEN.

(From a 3.lornitie ) ,
. It heint: gvarrally kno•.vu- Al.-3f the Defottalion
appointed by.. he Hfoise of COtiliiiol)4 Wwthi
upon her ItlAJErre With the Address no Saturday,
a large concourse of pt:ople assembled before
twelve o'clock it. P.)rtman-street, and as the hoar
for the art ival of t Deputation' approached, the
owti became ennunotts, end the liveliest imps-
tierce was thanifested for the arrival of the lion.
Meinbt-rs.. A great numbur of carriages filled ..ritit
tries drew' up near the house, and there were
also an intmeits'e huniber or the nobility atid gen-
try on horseim k in the street, among whom were
Lord Sefton, Sir R. Nilson, Sir U. M`Gowan,
Mr. Ca4cratt, M. P., Count Antonio, &c. &c. Who
rernained the whole time, and appeared to take
the greatest interest in the scene.

At a few minutes before One, Mr. Briitigham
artivedCat the houie on toot, and was followed
shortly after by his learned colleague, Mr. LiFn-
ftian, Who came in hii carriage, and Was 1.00d:y
cheered. Mr; Williamd Was 111S0 in, attendance.

At fire minutes past one there was a cry of
" here they canto,"" and the Carriagei containing
the four lion, Methbers 'appeared at the end' of.
the street. Itistnediately utter they Made their
appearance, hooting, hissing, and groaning, cons
menced among the people risen bled in 'he front
of the house, which Vileio continued as the car-
rie.ges- of Sir Thomas Is; Ire Achtitl and Mr.
Bankes drove up to the door. The Members
'alighted Without any interruption, and hurtle.,
diately went into the house : they were dressed
'in lull ;Cnurt-dresses, and appeared quite tmai-
fected by.the•uncourtentis gieettogs of the assem-
blage, who continued hooting arid groaning long
after they. bad- gone" into the house ; interming-
ling cries of " 'Turn them out !"—" No Wilber-
force !"—" Na Address !"

Her Majesty > received -them in the Drawing-'
room, where she was attended by Lady Anne Ha-
milton, and by Measts. Brougham and Denman on
her right and lett side, in. their .full-bottomed
wigs and silk gowns. The Members of the De-
.
ptnation were severally introduced to her M.lesty
by Mr. Brongham, and had the honour of kiSsing
her Majesty's baud. Mr Wiibertorce then
-read
the Resolutions ; after whiCh Mr. Brougham, by
the Queen's cons wand, 'read her answer (Nhirh
will he found in our-Parliamentary Report), and,
the Deputation, bowing respectfully, retired from
the room. They returned in the same order, and•
were similarly greeted by the mob,isome persons
following them, for a considerable distance, with-
hoot ings and groins. •
Messrs. Brougham and Drum-+n, end Mr. Wh-
Rams, departed very shortly utter its Mr. I).'s car-
riage. When they. appeared at the door there was
a cry of " Bravo, Dentnao ! Three cheers for the
Queen's champion and three cheers were given
by the whole moltii ode.
A general cry for '• the (;).teen ! the Queen !"
was then vociferated, and her Majesty 'in a sew
moments appeared at tht centre window. As soon
as it was opened, the Q seen stepped forward, and
in the most affable manner court sled to those on the
right and left, and after dung the same to tbuse
opposite, retired fly() the ti3om amidst the.shows
rhe taui.i,nde. Her M I.jesty was dressed in a
robe of black satin, richly eushrnidered, and wore
on her heed a bandeau laurel leaves, studded
with emeralds, and surmounted with a •superb
plume of feather-a-, and ittu,lo,d extremely well.
The man %%Ito broke the panes of glass its the
pariuur of ,Her MaissTY's House with a stick,
nn Satutd4y„ is said to be insane : his name is
&an Morgan. A Lady was seen a,motnent be-
fete drawing aside the window•blind, the lower
part of the sash being tilt to admit air. Lady
H 4 milt on came font std. and said,'' None but a
madman cool(' hr ramble of 9nch an act,"

vAROD? UPA rAe,oliy—(See Jilorriing Chronicle, this

Dag.)
FROM TOE EFiGGAR'S OPERA, ACT so 13.

LIONUM VLTit* anti Counil BEPOA34I, as POLLY alld LUCY.

Polly-I'm bubbled.
Lury —l'm bubbled.
Polly bow I am troubled !
Lucy—Defeated, despis'd!
Polly y distresses are doubled—
We thought out of money to frighten THE: KING,
But we and, to our cost, we can do no such thing.
We therefore rio louger triumphantly brag
For Ministers now must break open the Bag.
Illy-I'm bubbled, &c. &c.

• " A hard heavy Woa."--(Dictionary.)
t A trarellim: title.

SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE. 24.—The Chesterfield is
just arrived, and inns intelligence of every thing
being quiet hi France. The people inc4e the exe-
cution of Louvel, ate !laid to have been in a State
of the utmost tramptillity. The -nedestaries- of
rife arc in creat profnGion, and -uncommonly
cheap.—(Salisbury Journnt.)

Extract of as Letter from Saint Helena, Ilitted the 2nd of

May, Weo.
"The Lady Melville and Canning ,'Company's storeships)
arrived her( yeserrday frcin.Eneland, after a veer excellent
passage of 57 Macs. This morning his Majesty beorge the.
Fourth wAs proclaimed in the island, under a royal salute
front the ships, and the batteries and troops On shore.- On
the gaily of April, Count Russian Cominissiontr
at the island, was married to Miss dehnson. daughter of Lady
La•we.—The happy pair are to erOb3rli, t his day fur Lrigland
in the ( ompany's ship General Harris. The Lally was 16 in
Fe brim ry--the Count a b..ut 40 or 42 years of age. The Conque-
ror, Rear Admii Plarupin,will leave - JCL; st ation for Bin:laced
about the end of June or 1)6.0.111,1e of July. The crews of
the dlife eta shin; are in exceilrnt health, the sick list ut the
Squadron trot having exee,ded 35 for •everal months. past.—
Thcconvalseent hospital is Shushed, and likely to be pru-
duct iv- of great benefit to invalids, as every thing is planned;
fi,r quir comfort toil couvettiencr."
(.011.C.EXCHANGii, JUNE ia —We have had but a moderate
supply o; Wheat this moroing, yet the sale of all descriptions
was cxee,dingly heavy, at a decline of full 23. per gam-ter
from the price s of this day we 1,, and only the finest sampler
could be disposed of at 1 hat reduction, the tareurable change
of the leather having checked the demand; Barley is front
Is to is,.iter miarter cheaper, haying but few buyers, as the
Malting' seasim is nosy over; the artiyals: of Oats cuntintie
abundant, at a decliae of from 15..t0 2s. per quarter, lint . a
small quantity could be disposed Beans and Pease,
there is ow alteration.• _ _ _

regri:f I. Ain, that as thf• Dnke of Sosselc
was ali41111:4; from his carriage at the Earl of Jersey's, in
13erkeltty-stptare, no Friday last, the bolt supoottin;:: the step
of the carriage broke„ and his Royal tiightiess was precipi-
tated tinder the carriage. The hut,...s,' tout providentially,
;rood still, anti gave time for the servant, to extricate hi,
Royal Hietuess from his perilous sitt.o. The Duke's
foot is s,evetuly strained, Mr. l'ettigret.v, his Royal Highness's
Surgcor, was immediat ly seat fur, a.al we ire happy to an-
iloulacethat his Royal Highness is doing well., •