Star.
London, England, 1817-01-29 00:00:00

Fetltlon (an immense roll of parchment, placed on
a lundle of slieb) WAS put into his Lordship's hands:
The chair on which he before stood was then raised on
men's shoulders and borne to the gate of Westminster
Hall, wherePe was put down. The crowd then re-
turned, hearing bark Mr. HUNT in the same chair.
Mr. HUNT, nn being set down, got out at the wits
dow where he before addressed the people, and de-
clared that, nn Monday week, whether he was well
or ell, be should meet the people in Spafields ; that
I.e would there introduce to their notice the much
icjured boy _Dived, who had been thrown into prison
for tearing down a W:el published against him, and
'chose character, he had, on the most scrupulous in.
cp.iries, found to he unexceptionable and good. So tar
from being a disorderly hoy,Pe hecl never been out co
his lodgings after seven o'cttek ip thsevening ; and,'
ev,r. nut of his scanty earnings, he had paid for-his
he giligs in advance. lleysasdaefitiiiiedto support theo
cause 4 this poor. injured lad, and would go tottery
possible length to obtain for him the redress which by
law he was entitled to. After making several re-
marks on the political state of the country, Mr. Hunt
exhorted the people to retire peaceably to their homes.
The business then terminated.
Sir FRANCIS BURCIII7, was not present. Palace.
yard was crowded in every part.
The whole of this proceeding toot place after the
Royal procession had passed.

THE r.vraNING STAR.

LONDON.

TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND GOINEAS MAY BE 08.
TAMED BY THE FIRST PRIZE NEXT nuDAY.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1817,
?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE "'CLOCK s
Itedaced 6311—Coss. 634—Casa In ace. 63j
4 per Coot. nil —3 per Cent. Navy HO
enbsymer Oh, I Ss. us. pr.--ladla ends, Liu INIA pc*.

For the sake of such of our Readers as were served
with early copies of the STAR of yesterday. we have
inserted again a copy of the Ponca Ramares Speech
to both Houses of Parliament.
When we yesterday annoompl ,4161,visit of kip
ROYAL 1:11WINIE3 to the Houseuf 4,lK:lst:for the
peso of opening the present Scgign. sve liktie expected
,that my thing so outrageously errs and insulting
amid poodibly be offered to the Royal and Constitu-
tional Representative of our beloved Sangamon, and
the Heir to the Throne of the United Kingdom, as
was experienced by hi• ROYAL MOHICAN on his re-
turn from the House of Peers. It is fitting and pro-
per that the public, in every part of the Empire,
should be made acquainted with every circumstance
that Mooned.

The PRIMO* left Carlton House about half-put
one o'clock in his private carriage, an! proceeded to
St. Janwes Palace, whence it i.. the etiquette for the
Royal Procession to start. At St. JAMS°. the greater:
pan of the Royal Establishment was in medium sp
MAD! iliS ROYAL HIODDS3O, vilto
fr.‘l'2 Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the
Mater of the Hoes* the Tramper of the Houiehold.;
she Comptroller of the Household, the Captain of the
Yeomen of the Guard, Lord J. Iduaaar as Lord in
Wasting; Sir E. PAM as Groom in Waiting, Sir W.
Kinett„ atiag as Master of the Robes; Master
131441/141). rage of Honour= General VIVIAD,
Visiting Sir G. WOOD, Aide-de.C.amp
Silver Stick in Waiting, Sce..fcc. 4kc.
formalit:es nasal on the" occasion, u
Field 014cer in waiting, the military
day, hie Royal Highness took his
_carriage, accompanied by the Duke
Master of the Hone. and Lord JAW=
Lard is Waiting; the other royal at.
in other carriage*, The grenadier
*249 sod RIMS
accustomed hoerms_efeept that, Ow
arf band did Dot play, nor did then of the Liff
Guards sound. as account of the indisposition of asp
Ditchess of PUMBARLADID• From the same consi-
derate motive there was no firing of cannon im the
*Moue of the Panics into the House of Lords, Doe
on his departure from it.

The &castles part of the procession presented
little novelty. The state carriage was drawn by
eight beautiful cream coloured horses, ornamented
with light bloc ribbons. 'Marriage of she Master
of the Horse was drawn by six fine black borsch or-
surtnente4with red ribbons. Two other carriages
with the. Royal attendants were each draws by six
bays also ornamented with red ribbons. His Royal
Itighnesswore reghtentals with his splendid ensignia
of Orders and the ribbon of the Garter.
The concourse of people was greater than has been
witnessed since the attack made upon the hl ING% car-
riagela St, Janies's Pak, in the year 1795; bet the
precession to the House was no way disturbed. There
were, it is true, a few discontented voices, but the
acclamations of loyalty had so much the predomi.
new, that there did not appear the slightest cause

for alarm. •
While his ROYAL Htomtass was in the Howe of
Peers, 'the concourse of peoplconotilde bad incireatiedi'l
td a degree not tube calcul,"o,444oned in
sitlereble degree by a numb's:a:pen* having
collected for the purpose of reeeOring Mr. Hour in
Palece-Yaril, who was there to band over to Lord

&mew% the Bristol and other Petitions, to be
by his Lordship presented to Parliament.•—!n another
column we bare gives an account of Ibis Meeting.
..The concourse about Palace-yard and in the Park,
as it increased in numbers-increased in outrage. An
human number ranged thoowehes in the direction

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Equerry In Wails
lelrialtiog 1 the SI
After the feral
iring to the Fie
word for the
;sat bate state .e.
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MURRAY. II Lord
lona*, followed
guards were on d
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