Star.
London, England, 1820-11-23 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

The following is the List of Addresses to be pre-
sented to her MAJESTY to-morrow, at Brandenburgh
House. The LORD MAYOR will go in state, with
the Members of the Corporation, from Guildhall,
at half-pa* ten o'clock s

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Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council.
Ward of Cripplegate Without.
Ward of Cripplegate Within.
Ward of Bishopsgate.
St. Giles and St. George (Parishes).
St. Lambeth.
Great Yarmouth.
Hid lersfteld.
Choi.ley.
Gloucester.
Boston.
Worcester, Females of
Hammersmith.
Laxity.
Edmonton.
New Moulton.
Kingborn.
Harwich.
School Masters.
Duo,tahle.
Benefit Society, Berks.
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Carlow (lreland).
Stay and Corset Makers.
Requisition, signed by several of the Corpora-
tion and Inhabitants if the Borough of Eye (of
which Sir R. GIFFORD is one of the nominal Repre-
sentative.), was on Monday presented to the Bailiffs,
reqn.;:sting they would call a Meeting, to send a
Congratulatory Address to her MAJESTY on the vic-
tory she has'obtained over her enemies. The Bailiffs
have appGintel a day for this purpose. •
We understand that many Liverymen have ex-
pressed a desire to attend in their gowns on Wednes-
day, when her MAJE-sTY goes to St. Paul's, to form
a line from Temple. Bar to the Church. Many of.
the Parishes and Trades who have presented Ad-
eresses to her MAJESTY. wish to attend in procession
with their different colours, each person wearing a
white cockade. Sir ROBERT Wir.sow has been re-
quested to head a cavalcade to form a body guard
to meet her AIAJESTIT at Hyde Park Corner, and to
accompany her to St. Paul's. We learn that a Meet-
ing of persons to form a Committee for the arrange-
ment, wt.l take place on Saturday, at Freemason s
Tavern, at one o'clock, where any persons wishing to
be on die Committee may attend.
Her MAJESTY, on Saturday last, honoured Wit,'
Lt.taiWILLIANIS, Esq. M.P. by her presence at dinner,
az his mansion fronting the River, next Cumberland
Gardens. A distinguished company were present to
receive the QUEEN, amongst whom were—his Royal'
Highness the Duke of Sussex, and Prince Leosotri,
Lady ANIS HAMILTON, Lady CAROLINE DAD/ER,
Mr. Alderman WOOD and family, and several fo-
reigners of distinction. Mr. WILLIAMS'S mansion is
that which was inhabited by the late Duke of BRUNS-
WICK, her MAJEST-i'S only brother, who fell at Water-
loo, where his Serene Highness was frequently in the
habit of receiving her MAJESTY, when Princess of
WALES, and her beloved and lamented daughter, the
late Princess CHARLOTTE.

The Hon. KEPPEL CRAVEN has written another
letter to the Earl of LIVERPOOL, desiring to know
whether his Lordship had received his former letter,
as no answer had been returned ? The Noble Lord
has acknowledged the first letter, but had not yet
received his MAJEarY's commands upon it.

A Meeting of the Inhabitants of Gravesend was
held at the Town Hall on Thursday last, the MAYOR
ia the Chair, at which an Address was voted to the
nal of DARNLEY, thanking his Lordship for his zeal
and ability in opposing so successfully the Bill of
Pains and Penalties against her MAJESTY the QUEEN.
The Address, signed by about eight hundred of the
inhabitants, was on Monday presented to his Lord-
ship at Cobham Hall, by the MAYOR, accompanied
by nearly one hundred of the inhabitants, to which
a suitable reply was made. The Deputation was
mo,t hospitably entertained by the Noble Earl.
Tuesday evening, the Gentlemen of East Gate,
Rochester, voted an Address to Lord DARNLEY, for
his manly and zealous exertions on behalf of her MA•
•JrSTY, during the late anomalous proceedings.
The Courier Francais has the following paragraph :
" During the riots in London, after the acquittal of
the QUEEN, the Courier Office, which was besieged
by the populace, was guarded by 150 men, and the
house of Lord LONSDA LE (Query ? LAUDERDALE),
by 2.00 armed Scotsmen!!!
JEAN LAMBERT TALLIEN, of revolutionary noto-
riety, died at Paris on the 16th, aged 54. This man
vas originally a porter, then a steward. He became
a clerk under Government, and was employed in the
Monitcur Newspaper in 1791. He was made Secre-
tary-General of the Commune of Paris, and a Mem-
ler of the Council of Five Hundred. In Egypt he
;vas Editor of the Decade Egyptienne, and a Com-
missioner of. Taxes. His last office was Commis-
soner of Commerce at.Alicant, under NAPOLEON.-
1. HUE, the King's Valet-de-Chambre, and Madame
DE STA EL, have declared, that during the massa-
cres of the Revolution, he hazarded his own life to
:nue theirs. He was, nevertheless, accused of being
connected with the horrible crimes of the year 3.
The
arrest and destruction of ROBESPIERRE were
owing to TALLIES* He rushed to the Tribune, ex-
patiated upon the crimes of the Revolutionary Go-,
vernment, drew forth a dagger, and turning towards
the bust of BRUTUS, swore that he would plunge it in
the heart of the tyrant, if ,his colleagues refused to
break the chains of their enslaved country. ROBE-
SPIERRE desired to reply, but in vain. They would not
Lear him, but passed on to the decree which sentenced
him to the scaffold. TALLIEN married Madame de
EYNTEN AY, the present princess of Chimay. He
was one of the Regicides, and was included in the
law of perpetual banishment, but permitted by the
SIN(, on the plea of ill health, to remain in France.
lie died in a state of penury.
ADVANTAGE OP IGNORANCE.—The following cir.
cninsta..ce took place hi a country town a short time
—A fellow, hearing there was a letter for him
the Pmt-.office, accoiuinOy went for it. On the
f .it.t-ma,ter's liaaditig it to 'him, he frankly confessed
-.old riot r,2.id, and requested the Post-master to
ea it, and ltt him know the contents, which lie
et y rcadily cii. After getting all the information
ire shi urged up his shoulders,
ti.t!,ked loin f. r 1. s politeness, and drily observed,
" lien I !h,,ve sane change I'll call and take it I"