Star.
London, England, 1820-11-20 00:00:00

REJOICING'S IN rim COUNTRY.

. .RTE, SUSSEX, Nov.l9.—On Friday last this town
graS very brilliantly illuminated, in chase pence of
tlic Acquittal of her Majesty the Queen. E ery in-
habitant bf this town shewed their sense (f feeling
by illuminating their houses from top t bottom ;
particularly the George Inn, which was nit only baits
liaatly lighted up, but had an excellent transparency
of the Queen in front of the house.
BUR#ORD, Nov. 18.—The most enthasizstic joy
prevailed in this ancient and loyal town, on the ar.
rival of the glorieriti intelligence, that our idolized
Queen had triumphed over her malign int accihers.
A grand illumination tonic place on Monday last.
The houses of Henry Skelton and W Brooks,
Esqrs. were the most conspicuous for brilliancy of
design, and magnificent decoration. These Gentle-
men proposed the late Address to her MAJESTI,
having a happy presentiment of the present blessed
terminaton of the miseries and degradations, co
magnanimously borne by her Majesty for nearly
thirty years.
litrroa-treou-SEvarm, Nov. 11.1-The spirit of re-
joking, at the triumph of our most gracious Queen
over her enemies, which has so universally prevailed
throughout the kingdom, was bight), manifested in
our small but truly loyal town. As soon as the joy.
ful tidings arrived here on Saturday last, the bells
rang a merry peal ; but Monday being. thought
the most proper day for a general illumination, a
liberal subsci iption was set on foot by the tradesmen;
by which means a considerable quantity of excellent
perry, and other refreshments, were distributed in
the town. The lighting up was most brilliant (es-
cept the houses of three solitary individuals, who no
doubt had their reasons for .prefening dariness to
light); an . excellent band of music traversed the
streets, . and one continued shout of " No Green
Bags!" but " Long live the Queen !" rent the air in
every direction, and the evening was spent with as
Much. hilarity:as-when we witnessed the Proclama-
tion of our. Sovereign, George the Fourth.
FLUTINGS, Nov. 18.—In consequence of the Se-
tonfEdition contained in your valuable Paper, which
arrived here at Saturday morning, November 11th,
communicating the agreeable information of the Bill
of Pains-Ad 'Penalties being rejected in the House if
' Peers,- affording • a decisive victory to her Majesty
Queen Caroljne of England, and which ere long may
be'the Mean 4 of reinstating her most gracious M.l-
- to all her important high prerogatives, rights,
privileges, and power, of which she bath for awhile
been deprived, by the machinations of her enemies,
and those who had conspired against her august Per-
sonage, produced at the ancient Town and Port of
Hastings, amongst the visitants and inhabitants, sud-
' den bursts of loyal sentiments of congratulation, dif-
fused a Enka de emir and cheerful countenances,
with an incessant joyful and merry requisition of the
Church bells ; With flags, suspended and festooned
across the streets from the various Hotels, also hoisted
at the New Buildings and on the hills, so that it may
be said, the mountains shewed tidings of gladness
and re-echoed our rejoicings. On Wednesday evening
the visitants and inhabitants further evinced and testi-
fied their joy by a general magnificent Illumination,
with the exhibition of many elegant appropriate devices
'decorated with wreaths of laurel and v:hite ribbons,

The streets were filled with an astonishing concourse
of spectators, and the juvenile and aged were seen
promenading in all directions. Hand-bells and Church
bells sounded gayly, and a band of music paraded
the town, playing several lively loyal, airs, and the
whole concluded soon after ten o'clock in good order,
humour, and harmony, syi..h GOD save Me King and
Queen Caroline. A Special Meeting of the Magis-
tratei took 'plate at the Towa-Hall, .but from the
great regularity observed, we have much pleasure in
intithating their interference was not required, and
luckily no accident occurred.
29:-LThe shortness of the notice prevented
.utiberi froin expressing their joy, except by a ge-
neral blase of. candles ; there were, however, a few
transparencies, Its follows :—Mr. J.. Breeds's Office,
her Majesty, holding a scroll, " They have done their
utmost to destrby me," and trampling on a serpent,
labelled " Cook, Powell, and Codspiract," Miss H.
Richards exhibited a Lily, with " Triumphant," C. R.
and Crown. Mr. J. Inskipp, a large transparency,
with "our glorious Queen Caroline triumph alt." Miss
Richards's Boarding-school, C. R. and the Crown,
most tastefully ornamented: The Freas Inn, C. R.
in variegated lamps. The Crown Inn made a most
brilliant appearance, having lights in every part of
that extensive building. The Castle Inn was also
well lighted up.—P.S.. AM sorry to observe,...that.
some one has imposed On tii* Tines Newspaper of
yesterday, with a statement tbsat the principalperson
of our town had stopped the ringing of the bells on
Saturday : on the contrary, that fientleman, on being
applied to respecting the Illumination, gave a ready
assent.

SCARBOROUGII, Nov. 18—The nt*i' of the ac-
lquittal of the Queen *as received- in this own with
every possible demonstration of public joy i bands
of music paraded the streets, large bonfires were
made, and effigies of De Mont EIZ the Green Bag
were burnt; and, on the 17th, an illumination took
place, which was generpl' with the solitaiy excep.
non of Mr. Cooper, the Receiver of the Customs.
The houses of the following Gentlemen presented a
most brilliant appearance-..Mr. Moorsom, Banker;
Mr. Woodall, Banker; Mr. Cook, Banker;, Mr. J.
Kirk, the Vicar; Mr. J. Bell; Mr/ R. Wavle: ; and
Mr. Potter's extensive Coach-smmafitetort, was most
tastefully lighted, accompanied with appropriate
devices.
SHATTEMURY, Nov. 13.—A Meeting of the blue
bitants-of this town was held this day,' and was r. 14
merously and respectably attended, to take into colts
sideration the propriety of Some public get to cont*
mean rate the happy termination of the Bill of Paint
a4d Penalties, when several Resolutions eaptessive of
the general lialipiness experienced, from the defeat 01
a foul conspiracy were unanimously adopted; and
further----" Thal the most rational manner of ceie,
bratiog this happy event, will be by supplying chi
labouring and other classes of this town, at their owst
houses, with a liberal quantity of beef, plum-pod'
ding, bread, and strong-beer, in proportit a to the
Dumber of their families; 'that the general diYtt,be,
tion take place on Wednesday, tire 22d itutant, and
that the °chef-inhabitants of the town be invited t 1
dine at, a Public Ordinary, at the. Red .Lion WI 04
ithe same day, ai four o'clock." wa 4110"4