Star.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

THE QUEEI‘;`.

At half-past ten o'clock this morning, the •
Hon. the Loin MAYOR left Guildhall in his S;re
'carriage, accompanied by the Sheriff's, two Ald •rmtc
and upwards of ninety Common Couucilmen, in their
gowns, the City Officers, kc. and proceeded to Bur.
denburgh House, with the Address of Congratal.irica
voted by the City to her ,MAJzsty, All the Corp:,
rAtion wore white favours.
The City Procession was followed by a Deput;:tirn
hem the Ward of Cripplegate Within, in fi c coa:;01
and lour, preceded by their Beadles and a ref
banner.

Alderman Woon followed next, in his private c 7.-.
riage, with the Address of the Ward of CI ipplcg;:•n
Without, and some other Addresses which he i;;s
been deputed to present.
Yesterday, a Meeting of the Committee appointed
to superintend the arrangements for the reception cf
the QUEEN at St. Paul's Cathedral, took place at Ft.
Paul's, and after some conversation, it was agreed—
" That as the best means of providing for the security of
Church and its Members against the danger apprehoult..4l be
Dean and Chapter, the whole of the Church and Choir shoci
Ve given up to the Lord Mayor and Corporation. with the
ception of a portion of room for suck persons as the Dean aLsi
Chapter may choose to introduce.
'• That the Lord Mayor and Corporation should he allow.
to lay down any benches or carpetiug for the accommodation
the Congregation ;" and

" Dr. Hughes be empowered to communicate the tame
to the Dean and Clapter."
Eighty of the Corporation are.to receive her 3IA-
JESTY at the outer gate. Tickets are to be issue;.,
and care is to be taken that the Church is not crow:l
to inconvenience.

It is proposed by a select number of Ladies (hill:-
tants) of St. Paul's =I its vicinity, to meet her MA.
JEsTy, on Wednesday, the 29th instant, at St. Paul's
Cathedral, to attend her MAJESTY into the Church.

List of visitors at Brandertbtirgh Howe, yesterday:
mr. C. Hood, Surgeon to his Serene Highness the late Misr
of Brunswick; Rev. Mr. Marcus; W. A. PZadocks, M.P.
Mrs. Madocks ; Lord Duncannon ; Lord and I.ly
Russell ; Duke and Duchess of Leinster; S C. Whitbrual„
Esq. M.P. and Dr. Holland.
An artificial Nosegay, emblematic of loyalty 2,34
attachment to her MAJESTY, with an approoria:e
Address, was lately presented to the QUEEN. horn
the Address we make the following extract :
" - -

" Accept the Rose as an emblem of your subjects' love : the
of their QuErnes innocence; the sprig of Palm as awaiting y 0,.?
Marcsry's victory: the Hearts-ertsr poUrtraying your Alaarsn's
future peace and happiness : and the Roeigreen as the donor's
wi.h for the durability of the whole."—l am, &c. &c.
To which was returned the following Answer:
Brandenburgh-House, Nov. 6, 18.zo.
" Madam—l have this day had the honour of presenting *0 her
MAJILSTT your most ckgant Bouquet of artificial Plowerr, V*l.l
appropriate artiales, by whom they were most graciously le- ,
ceived. Permit me to add, that good taste and kind feeling an:
very apparent in this pretty offering of your loyalty and attach-
ment to her MAJISTr. lam Madam,
• " Your very bumble servant, "A. HAM I LTON."

We understand that there is now preparing for the
Press, thet History of the French Monarchy, f 1 cm 1815
to 1820, comprising the 'period of the Ministry of the
Duke de CAZES ; by an English Gentleman residing
at Paris.

Yesterday, Prince and Princess Esmumazy enter-
tained Sir J. &BRIGHT, Baron PIPEFFELT Count MAK-
DELSI.OH, and a select party of foreigners of dis-
tinction, at Chandos House.
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess de CAZES enter-
tained Prince LICHTENSTEIN, the Duke de FRIAS,
Earl and Countess of MANSFIELD, the Ladies Mun-
Ray, Countess LIEVEN, Baton Flom, Baron de
CARES, Madame de CARES, M. de NIEMAN, Baron
MALTZAHN, M. de SEUUIER, &c. at their house in
Portland-place.
Yesterday, the Earl and Countess BATHURST gare
a dinner, at their residence in Great Stanhope-street,
to the Earl and Countess of Hannowny, Lady MARY
RYDER, and a select party of distinguished friend,.
bfond4 nest, the Earl and Countess of HA i?-
ROWIIIY and family will leave town for their seat,
Sandon Hall, Staffordshire.

This day, the Earl of WESTMORELAND, and Lady
G EORGIA NA FANS, will leave town for their seat, Ap.
th orp e, Northam ptonsh ire.
Mr. Serjeant BURTON has been appointed one cf
the Judges of the court of King's Bench in Ireland.
The woollen manufactures in most parts of York-
shire are rapidly improving, and in some of them
the workmen are fully employed ; an advance in
wool has consequently taken place in that Counts-,
of five shillings a packs, and a further advance is ex.
pected from the increased demand.
The LITERARY GAZETTE of Saturday (No. 201)
will contain a Chart of the Polar Discoveries, and
interesting particulars of that Expedition; the Plot,
Characters, &c. of Lord Byron's Tragedy of Finnic re;
Review of Chevalier Johnstone 's Memoirs of the
Rebellion of 1745, of the great French National
Work on Egypt, of Luccock s Notes on Brazil, of
Mrs. Stothard's Tour in Brittany, &c. &c. Curious
Details respecting the American Indians, from an
American work ; unpublished Letters on early
ltus-
sien History ; Original Letters from Paris, N 0.4;
Wine and Walnuts ; or, After-dinner Chit-Chaf, by
a Cockney Greybeard ; Original Poetry ; Dramatic
Criticismi ; and the latest Information on the usual
topics in Arts, Science, Literature, Anecdotes, &c.
A letter from Berlin, dated November 5, saysa
" As in the present agitation of the public mindi
many pretended politicians take a mite for an ele.
pliant, In the same manner contradictions have been
put upon the circumstance that the departure of our
King for Troppau has been twice delayed, but the
reasons assigned are such as to carry with them their
own refutation. (Hit Majesty's indisposition alore
paused the delay, and he in fact left Berlin as soon .is
he was able to travel.) There is no foundation for
the reports of the speedy release of Messrs. Mulrle;:-
fels and Tollenius. But on the contrary, it seems
certain, that at the desire of the Contract Commit-
tee at Mentz, a new process is commenced against
them both, sad that the same cause has induced
the institution of formal inquiry against the three
Professors, Mr. Brown, Mr. Arndt, and the brother
Wetker—which will probably lead to their tempo-
rary suspension. By the researches into the revolu-
tionary intrigues in Germany, it is said to have been
discovered what passed at the Assembly of the Ger-
man Youth on the \Vartzburg, that is, what subjects
they discussed, and it is proved by documents that
they were entirely political. The pamphlet in manu-
script from the South of Germany, which has tQcn
lately circulated in Germany; is ptikbibited from t 1
whole Pruseiwn Monarchy."

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