Star.
London, England, 1820-10-20 00:00:00

SPAI*.

Madrid Papers of the Stb of October have arrived.
They are occupied principally by the discussions in
-the Cortes upon various subjects. The Committee
of Trade in their Report, presented to the Cortes on
the Ist of this month, recommended the abolition of
the exclusive privileges granted to the Philippine
Company. This suggestion was opposed, on the
ground that these privileges had been' originally
granted as an indemnity to the Company for the
dangers and difficulties they encountered. The re-
sult of the debate is not mentioned. The expense of
the military establishment of Spain was fixed, on the
3d, at 330,225,425 reals.
The framing of the new die for the coin of the'
realm *as discussed. The Committee-of Fine Arts I
had suggested, that on the face of the coin should be
placed the King's bust, adorned with a civic crown,
and on the reverse the two worlds, with the books of
the Constitution serving as a pedestal to the throne;
arid, instead of the fleece, the insignia of the Order
of St. Ferdinand. The legend to be, " Ferdinandus,
Pater Patria Hispaniarunt Rex." Several Members
thought the legend should be in Castilian; and Mr.
Oliver added, that the pillars should not be sup-
pressed, as the coin was known and more esteemed
for them in Turkey and in Asia; the money which'
had them was two to three per cent. above other
pieces of coin which had them not.
M. Morena Guerra wished to have the legend
" Fernando VII. Par la Giacio de Dias y por la Consti-
tucion," and omitting the expression of Father of the
Country, which the King himself would probably re-
ject as adulatory, as the Emperor of Russia had done
in 1814. It was resolved to refer the opinion of the
Committee back for further consideration. From the
20th to the 24th, there had died in Cadiz of the yel-
low fever 13 persons; cured 40; new cases 76; num-
' ber of patients on the 20th, 92; on the 24th, 111.

Yesterday Viscount CASTLEREAGH had an audience
of his MAJESTY, at his Palace in Pall-Mall.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the Kum
yesterday.
The Dowager Marchioness of LANSDOWN is ar-
rived at Worthing, from a tour.
Lady CALTHORPrhaS removed to her house on
Richmond-hill.
The Countess of Powis has left her seat in Salop,
on a visit to Sir WATKIN and Lady HARRIET WYNNE,
at their seat, Wynnstay, near Wrexham, Denbighshire.
The tenants of the four houses in the Haymarket, ;
opposite Charles-street, St. James's-square, have re-;
ceived notice to qiiit immediately,. preparatory to
their being taken down for the erection of the new
Summer Theatre on the spot.
Loyal and affectionate Addresses from the follow-
ing places were on Wednesdatpresented to the QUEEN,
at Brandenburgh House:
Crieklade—By Gomm, Esq. 11P.
Caschmakers—Deputation:
Greenock—Alderman WOOD.
Roman Catholics—Rev. Ricnakan Han s, ani Deputation.
Latholm—Alderman WOOD.
Camberwell—(Ladies)—Deputation, and S. Kinn, R.N.
Camberwell—Alderman Woon.
St. Andrew's, Holborn—Deputation.
Liberties of affron.hM, Hatton-garden. My-rents, and Rd-
born—Deputation. Maidstone—Alderman Woon.
Southampton—Deputation. Newlyn—Alderman WOOD.
Leoeunster—Alderman Wool).
Clifton and Kingsdon—J. R. Muir, Esq.
Yeovil—Alderman Woon.
WitalCy-RODULT TAYLOR, Esq.
Hull—Alderman Woon.
Cirencester—Mr. Sheriff WAITAMAN.
Kidderminster—Mr. Sheriff WAITHMAN.
Swansea—Mr. Sheriff WAITHMAIC.

Sawyers—Deputation.
Tradesmen of Spalding--Alderman Woos.
Horsham--Alderman Wood.
Bridgewater--Alderman Woos.
Obao--Alderman Wool).
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Bow and itiTZlTyKlierman Woos.
St. Leonard's, Bow—Dr. Lneemu and Deputation.
Newport—Alderman Was.
Sabsbury—Alderman Woos.
Tbintry—Alderman Woos.
All Saints, Poplar—Deputotioo.
Bream—Alderman Woos.
Crail--Alderman Woos

Daventry—.Aidennan Woos.
Leith—Alderman Woos.
Warwick—Major Casewasons, Mr. Comm Mr. Wow's.
Tewkesbury-4. Mama., Esq. M.P.
An Address from Paisley, In Scotland, was pre-
sented by Major WILLIAMS, Major CARTWRIGHT,
and Dr. GILCHRIST, who came in a barouche, drawn
by six greys, followed by another barouche and four.
On the driving-box of the first, a person bearing a
large white silk banner. Device, Caledonia seated
by an urn; on the pedestal of which was inscribed,
Scotia, theland of Wallace' Bruce, and Knoz!"
and underneath, on a scroll, the national motto—
Nemo me impune laces:it!" Major CARTWRIGHT,
who wore the uniform of the Leicestershire Militia,
read this Address.
Her MAJESTY has appointed Wednesday next for
receiving the numerous Addresses which remain to
be presented.
Her MAJESTY returned the following gracious An-
swer to the Address from the Inhabitants of the Bo-
rough of Gosport :
I have a peculiar satisfaction ill receiving this affectionate
Address from the Inhabitants of Gosport.
" During my long travels, while I was labouring to improve
my mind, and to add to my stock of useful information, my
enemies were incessantly occupied in heaping every specie; of
obloquy upon my character. Emissaries were actively employed
on this mission in almost every part of Europe; even when I
was visiting the hallowed scite of Jerusalem, there was one in
my train 31ho has sold my reputation to the enemy; and whose
perjuries have since caused a feeling of horror in every British
breast."

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
At Greillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street : the Earl and Countess
of Waldegrave, from their seat at Twickenham; E. Foley,
Esq. from his seat, Stoke Park, Hens.
At the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street : Lady and Miss
Lovitt, front their seat in Bedfordshire.
At Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street : Sir Davidge and Lady
Gould, from their seat in Hens.
At Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street : Sir Francis Blake,
Bart. from his seat in Lincolnshire.
At the Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-square : Lord and Lady
Ashburton, from a tour; Sir A. Hume, Ban. from a tour.
The lion. Col. Lygon, M.P. in St. James's-square. from Earl
Beauchtmp's seat, Madersfield, near Worcester.
Lord Blorpeth, from Castle Howard, Yorkshire.
William Rae Wilson, .Esq. from Scotland.
DEPARTURES.
Lord Clive, to his seat, Walcot, Salop.
Lord Cnnbourn, to Hatfield.
The Countess of Westmeath, to Hatfield.
Lord Charles Fitzroy, to his seat in Suffolk.
The Right Hon. Charles Long, to Bromley-hill, Kent.
From the Saxe Coburg Hotel. Charles-street, Grosvenor-
square : The Hon. Arthur and Lady Augusta Chichester, on a
tour.