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CHRIST CHURCH Suattay.--Yesterdat email a
respectable and very numerous Meeting of thil ht.
habitants of the Parish of Chriit Church, Surrey,
was held, to consider the propriety of attdresaing her
Majesty. The Rector and Church-wardens beers;
refused the use of the Church, though the Reims.
sition was signed by 176 of the Inhabitants, the
Meeting was held in the spacious premises of Mr.
Line, patent-wheel-manufacturer, nearly opposite
the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel.
The Chair was taken by•Joitu CoArttatn, Esq:
Mr. MiCaaaair said, he had prepared a series of
Resolutions, which he intended to move as an amend-
ment, in order to try the spit it of the parish, (founded
on the principles of Parliamentary Reform.)
The Rev. Mr. KIDD observed, that no man could
be more warmly attached than he was to the cause
of Parliamentary Reform, but he was well aware of
the danger resulting from blending subjects together
which bad no earthly connection whatever. The ob-
ject of the present Meeting was solely to Address the
Queen, and to that object he thought they were ri-
gidly bound to adhere. Let their efforts be united
till the Queen was got triumphantly out of the con-
test, and then no man would be more ready than
himself to vindicate the cause of the people. •
After some discussion, the original Resolutions
prepared by the Committee were read by the Clerk,
and an Address of Condolence and Congratulation
to the Queen was
_agreed to.
FAHRINODON WITHIN Marmno.—Yesterday a
very numerous and most respectable part of the In-
habitants of the Ward of Farnngdon Within assem-
bled at the Queen's Arms Tavern, Newgate-street,
to take into consideration the propriety of voting
an Address to her Majesty, of Condolence and Con-
gratulation. Resolutions were put to the vote, and
unanimously agreed to, expressive of the feelings of
the Meeting respecting treatment which her Ma-
jesty has received. The Resolutions were moved.by
Mr. Cole, and seconded by Mr. Sharpe, both with
much ability. The latter Gentleman then moved a
loyal and dutiful Address to her Majesty, which
was ably seconded by Mr. Herring. After Mr. Sur-
ridge, of Newgate-street, had addressed the Meet-
ing, the Address was agreed to unanimously, and a
Deputation was appointed to wait on her Majesty to
know when she will be graciously pleased to receive
the same.

It has been observed by a carpenter, that the Italian
witness who saw her MAJZSTY and BZIWAMI through
the door, at the inn at Trieste, must have bad a

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gimblet eye!
An old newspaper, of the date of the trial of the
Duchess of KINGSTON' supplies us with the following
remark :&—" It is a circumstance not known to any
but lawyers, that there must be a majority of more
than twelve, in the House of Lords, to convict a Peer
or Peeress on any criminal accusation."
Mr. CANNINO had arrived at Munich from Vienna,
on his return to England, prior to the 26th ultimo.
Yesterday morning a division of the 51st regiment of foot
passed through the City-road on their march to Iskwerth,
where the regiment is quartered. The populace shouted "TM
Queers fee ever!" The chief body passed on without notidng
them. Three of the soldiers, who were coming on the rear,
passed through the toll-gate, near the Vinegar-yard ;on thei
approach the toll-collector shinned "Long live Owen Care4se !"
one of them tamed sound and exclaimed," /le Mined. ever l"
at the same time striking the man with the butt-tad of be
musket. The toll-man immediately returned the blow wish a
birch-broom, which he held in his hand. The soldier was
about extending his violence, but was prevailed on by his co,ns-
rides to desist. The crowd declined taking any part in the
affray, and the soldiers, much to their credit, took away their
comrade.
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess de CAzett gave
a most splendid entertainment, at their seat at nu-
tow-on-the-Hill. Several marquees were erected on
the lawn, where upwards of 200 covers were laid for,
the young Gentlemen of Harrow School. At half-
past two o'clock, a most sumptuous dinner was served
up, followed with an excellent dessert, and a mode-
rate quantity of choke wines. A band of music, sta-
tioned on the lawn, played 'several delightful airs
during dinner. After the cloth was removed, sensible
of the occasion upon which they were so hospitably
and elegantly entertained, they gave the Duchess de
Berri and the Duke de Bourdeaux's health, with three
times three; and after drinking the health of King
George the Fourth, they drani that of the Noble
donors. Prince EITERHAZY, the, Duke de FRIAS,
and a large party of distinguished Foreigners, were
present, and seemed highly delighted. In the even-
ing, the Duke and Duchess entertained a large party
of the Nobility and Gentry with a Dinner and a
grand Ball. The exterior and interior of the house
were brilliantly aluminised, and various fire-works
were exhibited on the lawn. The whole presented a
scene of striking magnificence.
The aotidestirie Marling, and Mediae and Orem, are pro.
for representation at the Haymarket Theatre. In the
rosinanfr piece, Teaav will represent the accomplished old bean
of Stallion Lord Ogkby.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Countess of Riaskin Bah and mite, from Fragile, at
Thomas's Motel, Berkeley-square • Lord ombenneof and fa-
mily, at ditto, from Tunbridge Wells; Lewd Glasgow, at ditto,
from Seven Oaks, Kent ; the Earl of Galloway, at Kirkkam's
Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from Birmingham • the Countess
of Harrowby, on Wednesday, front her seat Sandom Hall, Staf-
fordshire; Karl Denbigh, at the Clarendon Hotel, bond-street,
fratis seat in Warwickshire; the Karl of Carnarvoo, at his
's the Countess of Cunarvon's, in Lower Grosvenor-
gavot, from his seat High Ciere, Berks; Lord and-Lady Anson,
at the-St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from their sat, Shug-
Staffossishire ; Colonel Hallam, at ditto, from his
sat, • the Earl and Countess Uxbridge, from their seat
ie ltialbedsisire ; Lord Alvanley, at the Waterloo Hotel, Jer-
min-street, from Paris; Hon. W. V. Powlett, M. P. from
Newmarket; William Whitbread, Req. M. P., at Cook's Ho-
tel, Albemarle street, from his seat in Bedfordshire; Mr Harry
Neville Lumsclale, Bart. and Mitchell, Peq. at
She! ey'a
Hotel, COCkr-street, from Cheltenham, Earl Thane, and L.
Concannon, Nog. M. P. ae.Fenton's Hotel, St. James'aetrier,
from Paris; Lord and Lady Duncannon, from Brighton; Baron
Francis Fagel, at his brother's, the Ambassador of the Nether-
lands' house, l'hitehall-place, from Holland; bars. Wiggins
and Miss Haworth, at Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish•oquare,
from Norwich; Colonel Money, at ditto, from France.
DEPARTURES.
Viscount Bulkeley, to his seat, Engkfield-green, Berk*; Capt.
Cochrane, R.N. from Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-street, to Chat-
ham; General Crosby, to his seat, Northlands, Sussex ; Captain
Major, Mrs. Majin, and family, from 'Thompson's New Hotel,
Cavendisb-square ; Robert Andrews, Esq. Mrs. and Miss
Andrews, fr,om ditto, to Paris; J. J. Medan, Seq. from ditto
to Paris.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAT AT OND IkLOCK
3 per Ct. Ccfns. 66i 67167 671-5 per Ct. Navy 103 102 i 103 i
Imperial 3 per Cent. 661—South Kea Stock 74
India Stock Mir—Bends S4s. 555. pre.
Exchequer Bills ±s. 4s. pre.—th 4 nsistas 3 die-
Consols for Account

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• BEVOLV74 RTUGAL.
The following is an extract of a private letter from
Iron ll4t.ed Sept. 26 The Revolution is entirely
comple in... Portugal, in spite of all the efforts of
the Regency at Lisbon, and the Proclamation which
it issued on the 15th inst. which pretended,. that the'
mas. ri the population was.in arms against. the In-
surgei;ts of Oporto. The 16th regiment of infantry.
of the line, which. had beerl sent into barracks, al-,
though it was a grand parade-day, decided the in
surtection. at Lisbon. Ou the 16th, at four in the
afternoo.i, the Captain of the 7th company made
an haraogue to his soldiers in which he invited them
to infringe the orders of the Regency. In short,
that regiment, having its Chiefs at its head, marched
to the square du Rucio, whither it was soonfollowiad
by a general mass of troops of all arms, • Infantry;
Artillery; Marine Guards, and Militia, all 'manifest-
ing.the sante sentiments as the Insurgents of Oporto.
A new Regency has been appointed t it is composed
of the following Freire' the £bunt de
San Pavo; the Count de Resee.de, the Count de Peg-
nafiel, Lieut.-Gen. Martial Joseph Dias Aced*, and
Bram:amp. :Chi -name of the last sounded badly is
tic ears ef the People, who :Liked whether it was the.
son's or the father's. When answered that it wasl
the son's, the appointment was approved of.. This
Regency, ad interim, appears only loaned while
Waiting for the Junta of Oporto. The whole has
been appointed in the 'lathe Of King John VI. amidst
cries of " Long tive the [-louse of Btaganza, Reli-
gion," Sec. Orders were dispatched to the Governor
of t'=”e Fort of llelcin (which commands the Port of
Lisbon) Ina to suffer any vessel to quit it withnu
the 'tin hot ay of the new Government. The above
new; 1 giv.• you as an extract from an official dis-
patch which a Spanish c..urier has communicated
to me. The Ealsiisil who were in PortUgal have,
receive:.: no ; but those of them who were mi-
litary uaea wet e tuv ited no: to put on the uniform of
their count:):
T..e above intelligence from Irun is confirmed in
the fi.lio.ving postcript of a letter front Madrid, of
the ult , given in The Monitear-44 The Con-
stitutional Junta of Oporto has entered Lisbon, where
another Junta was immediately appointed, on the
model of toe Provisional Council established at
Madrid on the 9th of last March. The united
Jumas have takes into their hands the reins of the
Government of the kingdom of Portugal. The great-
esttrauquillity reigns at Lisbon."

SPOR7IAG lATELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1820.

Sweepstakes or 2.5g5. each..—T.T.C.
Mr. Ifurter's IZasselas, IVb. -
Tin Wyndbant's,fnly, by Young Gohanna, Est. 811).
Mr. Bouverit's Furinco, Bit. 1215. - -
Even betting on rlliio3o.

The King's Plate of 100 gs. for 4-yr-old} carrying lOst. 41b.
5-yr-olds, 1!t. 611% 6-yr-dids, 12st. and aged, 12st. 21b. R.C.
Mr. Wyndhane's grey colt Little John, 4 yrs olel - - 1
Mr. Merchant.* bay colt Alfred, 4 yrs old - - • 2
S to 4 on Little John.

Tprd Suffield's Comical, Bst. 101 b. beat Lord Jersey's Master
Dewy, Sst. ltlb. D.M. 21`Ogs. h.ft.—Even on Comical.
The Town Plate of A 50, with 50gs. given by the late Mr. Per-
rot°, for 3-yr-old colts, Sst. 71b. and fillies, Bst. 51b. D.T.
Mr. Wyndham's brown filly Caroline - - 0 1
Duke of Gralton's bay colt Trance - . - - 0 2
Lord Suffield's bay colt, by Vandyke Junior - 3

The Drawing of the Lottery began yesterday, when •
No. 3646, being the Fifth-drawn Prize, Was entitled
to £lO,OOO, and was sold by Blur, who also shared
and sold several minor Capitals, drawn the same day.
One Day of Draw ing more will conclude the Lottery,
and there remain in the Wheel
Two Capitals of £9.0,C00 Sterling Money,
Two Capitals of £1,C.00 Stelling hinaey,
Two Capitals- - £5OO Sterling '.ll,iney,
And several Minor Capitals, ALL of which must be drawn on
Wnosr-snav, the 18th instant. Undrawn Tickets and Shares
are selling at thsu's Offices, No. 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-
toss, London ; and by his Agents in the Country.
COVENT-GARDEN.—Last night The .Intipary at-
tracted a full and elegant House. Miss GREENE, in
the character of Miss Isabella IVardour, acquitted
herself very well, and received great applause. The
audienc'e appear nearly reconciler to the Italian, or,
to speak correctly, the French dancets. Mr. W.
FartnEN, as ,Sir Adam Contest, in the Farce of the
Wedding•day, was very effective.
HAYNIARICET.—This interesting House continues
very attractive. It is nightly filled with an elegant
audience. The castle of Andalusia was got up last
night in a most creditable manner. Four or five beau-
tiful songs of supericr composition, some of which were
his own, were introduced by BitatilAhL Among them
were, Though love is warm a while, Is there a heart,
&c. All's well, The Cast words qf Marrition, all which
he sang with his accustomed superiority. Robin Adair
was sung by him in a style beautifully expressive.
Mr. J. RUSSELL and Mr. °MURKY kept up continual
merriment In Spado and Pedrillo, and Mr. WILLIAMS
was humorous in Don Scipio. The performance met
with tl:e most favourable reception.

ENGLISH OPERA-llousr..—This elegant and inte-
resting Theatre closed last night for the season. The
following appropriate Address was very well deli-
Vci ed by Mr. BARTLEY:
'6 Lames Alio Gs:mattes—The circumstances of the season
which ends this evening render it impossible for me to announce
a prosperous issue for the Proprietor to his exertions for your
entertainment. The peculiar, and, I believe I stay say unpre-
cedented event of Drury-Lane Theatre having openedat so early
a period Ls to leave only twenty-five or twenty-six nights for
the Summer Theaue-, unopposed by the gigantic and overwhelm-
ing ►trength of the Patent Properties, has rendered it impossible
fee the Proprietor of this Theatre to reap the honest fruits of
his iatinetry,or even the common wages which every lawful la-
tourer in your service has a right to expect and enjoy. We do
uut contend against the HIGHT to do this; but we respectfully
submit to you, and to them, that
• - 'Tis excellent
To have a giant'. strength, but it is tyrannous
To Use It like a giant 2'
--Still, 'Ladies and Gentler•.ien., the Proprietor ventures tnboast
that you have experienced no relaxation in his spirited exertions
to des.:rve'your patronage, nor any want of energy in the per-
tormanzes to conciliate your favour. We proudly fed, that as
far .as applause is the criterion .if desert, we have deetived your
"prolutiate; and it, dig a SC350:101 more than ordinary hard-
ship, to hate obtained the credit of untemitted z_•al in the pro-.
• Auction of highly successful novelties, may be advanced as a
pledge for future exertines,...l trust I may now take toy leave,
without the usual and bitchiest assurance, that every future ef-
fort will be made to ensure a continuance and increase of your
former in oteetian. Ladies and Gentlemen, in the name of .t!..e
If roprietor and of all the Performers, I now respectfully bid you
farewell!"