Star.
London, England, 1820-12-09 00:00:00

Tur QUE4M

Her MAJESTY will receive the following Addresses
and Mon week be the üblic
en nda,
day Mfor her MAJlSTY'Sdareceiving will
tast
Addresses s
till aft
the holidays:
Borough of Southwark--Deputation.
Ward of Ablt:mate—Ditto.
Goa:dining—Ditto. •
St. Leonard's, Shorediteh—Ditto.
elakenwell—Ditto.
*Ft. haws, Westeninster—Dittol,
St. Paul's, Coveut-,ardeit—Ditto.
Seamen—\L
Stourport—Deputation.
&Irby...Sir Gerard Noel, Bart. ILP:
Backfastleigh—Deputation.
king's Lynn—Ditto.
Bow and Bromley—Alderman Wool
Cork—Ditto. Spalding—Ditto.
A numerous and respectable Meeting of the High-
land Assembly of London, to Address her M &Tem,
was herd ye,terday evening at the Crown and Anchor
Tavein, agreeably to the appointment of a former
and preparatory Meeting D. CURRIE, Esq. in. the
Chair. Entire unanimity prevailed, and several
eeches were made, characterised by Highland ar-
t
;
Llotir and 'Highland gallantry. Resolutions, expressive
of abhorrence of the commencement of proceedings ,
against her MAJZsrv, of indignation at the evidence
produced, of profound admiration of her MAJESTY'S
conduct, and of their thorough conviction that the
conduct of the House of Lords amounted to a com-
plete acquittal, were unanimously carried. An Ad-
ereFs in th: Gaelic language was rapturously ap-
p • •• Ito le J. • llumi, EA. M.P. was present, and pro-
1..
iniSei in accompany the Deputation, who are, on
Monday, the 18th, to go in procession to Branden-
burgh-House, in the Celtic garb, and with au .td-
-4 :TS) in the Celtic language. •

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

• Coventry, Dec. 6,
St R—The four Gentlemen of this City, who were
Stewards of the Bachdore Ball and Sapper" have,
it appears, joined in a Protest, declaring, that their
fraettainment " was not given in honour of the
QUEEN: Messrs. Benson, CuaTts, Macau and
Co. protested against her Maairm going to Saint
Patti a..d the Dukes of CLARENCE, NEWCASTLS,
NORTIMMEERLAND, and a few others, protested
:Nain..t the withsirawnient of =he infamous Bill.. Thus
. •
:iAve the Coventry Bachelors humbly imitated the
imitation of your City Aldermen. All these three
classes of protestant' might, however, have spared
themselves the trouble; for noose who knows any
thing of them .can entertain a doubt of their senti-
ments oa the affair of the QUEEN.
/t vas uniortunate for the Club of Bachelors that
their Ball and Supper happened just at the period
m hen the hearts of the loyal Citizeos were filled with
joy at the triumph of the QUEEN. The most distill-
pi shed visitors at the Ball were Lord and Lady
1100 D. His Lordship (who resides within a mile of',
Coventry) is well known to have taken a decisive
part in favour of the QUEEN ; and his first visit to
tne City since, was when he gave attendance with
Lady noon at the Ball in question. His horses and
3ivcry servants being decked with white ribbons, he
was smidily recognised by the loyal inhabitants, who
testifiel their approbation of his conduct herein, by
the ringing of bells, and attending his carriage to
and from the Ball, with bands of music and. the most
enthusiastic plaudits.
Lord FlooD, in taking leave of the populace, ad-
dressed them from his carriage in an appropriate
speech, thanking them for their kind and flattering
:attention, and observing that he had only done his
duty, inasmuch as he was thoroughly convinced,
!TOM the first, that the infamous charges brought
against their Queen were void of foundation.
A Gentleman (Mr. DICKENS) stepped out from
among the crowd, and, in an eloquent Address, con-
veyed to his Lordship, on the part of the Citizens of
Coventry, an assurance of the high estimation in
which he was universally held, and the great plea-
tare and satisfaction his recent conduct had af-
crded them.
Surely this spontaneous burst of feeling on the
Fart of the people of Coventry, in favour of their
long persecuted and deeply injured Queen, when
compared with " the Stewards of the Bachelors'
Cl,:b, omitting to drink her Majesty's health," sinks
t:.e latter circumstance into nothingness.
I remain, Sir, &c. VFMTAS.