Star.
London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

TILE Q L'EE.V.

Tier nure're has, during the last week, remained
simewhat secluded ; she has not come to town, nor
I,.iee any Addresses been pre:Tnted to her. Her
M sins-re, however, has not been spending her time
levrofitably ; she has devoted several hours in each
slay to reviewing the case which has been brought
against her by her accusers, and in writing down
ste_b suggestions as may assist her regal Advisers in
conducting her defence. Iler MAJZSTT is stated to
l: eve been much socked at some of the charges de-
tailed in the evidence. She said she was prepared to
believe that she should discover a good deal to sur-
prise her, but she could not imagine that the inge-
nuity of the most depraved could have carried them
the lengths to which some of the witnesses have gone.
Her MAJESTY'S confidence as to the perfect establish-
ment of her innocence in the minds of the great body
of her subjects, however, is unabated, and she looks
with cheerfulness to the moment when the proceed-
ings in the House of Lords shall be resumed. She
has had repeated interviews with her legal Advisers.
What is Me case? Is it the case of a Lady living
in the bosom of domestic felicity, sate in a husband's
confidence, and abusing that confidence to the pollu-
tion of his family, and the destruction of his hap-
piness? Is it a case like that put by a great Orator,
of a husband retiring to his family, and being obliged
" to start back with hotgor, when instead of seeing
his own image reflected from their infant features'
he sees that of the destroyer of his happiness." Oh,
no ;—the joys of domestic life, so justly appreciated
by every female heart, were scarcely known to this
illustrious Lady, for a few short months had not
flown over her head, ere she saw herself deserted by
the man who had sworn to love, honour, and cherish
her, and exposed alone in the midst of an unfeeling
world. And yet this is a charge brought against a
person left in these circumstances, and coming, or
supposed to come, from the very person who left
her. It is this circumstance which has outraged the
feelings of every person capable of thinking on the
subject, and convinced them, with an effect stronger
than that of any reasoning, that one party in this case,
has been more sinned against than sinning.
The Liturgy of the Church was altered so as to suit
the state of the ROYAL FAMILY, and her MaJzsrv's
name was omitted. Little probably as Ministers deemed
of this omission, considering is merely as a piece of
Court etiquette, it is not easy to conceive a more un-
hallowed mixture of the cabals of a Court, with the
solemnities of devotion. When it is considered that
this mutilated Liturgy was to cramp the devotions
of some millions of people, it seems that for their own
paltry ends they were willing to carry their disputes
into the House of Gon, and had determined that they
who were not to sit on the same throne on earth,
should be prevented from appearing together before
the same throne in Heaven.

Mr. HUME has received an Address to her MAJESTY,
unanimously signed by the Burgesses of Guild and
the Trades of the ancient City of Dundee.
Saturday se'nnight, a number of respectable indi
rlduals in Paisley resolved to prepare and forward
an Address to the QUEEN.

The Address to her MAJESTY from Glasgow has
a!teady received 26,000 signatures.
In the parish of St. Pancras, Chichester, and su-
barb:., a Meeting of the Inhabitants (230 in number)
took place, as previous notice ha i been given, in the
Vestry-room, on Monday evening, to consider of the
propriety of•addressing her MAJEaTY, which was car-
ried unanimously, and received 223 signatures.
We learn, that when Majocchi, or some of the other
v:ti..2s::2s, being questioned whether they made their
evi.ience on the Queex's trial the subject of conver-
sation amongst themselves? replied in the negative,
Lord 1-IuLLAND observed, that if such were the case,
IT would be glad to be admitted to their society, as
it must be much more agreeable than any company
he bad been in for some time past!
It is said that BILZ4AIdI is at present in Italian
Switzerland, at Locarno, nn the north side of the
Lago Maggiore.

A letter from Carlsrube, dated Sept. 14, says :
" It is announced that Mr. BROUGHAM, the brother
cf the Quuis of ENGLAND'S ATTORNEY-GENERAL,
iS 011 his way to Italy, for the purpose of finding wit-
nesses who can give evidence in favour of her MA-
:I:STY. It appear-, however, that his mission is not
limited to Italy. He has travelled through different
rats of Germany. On his arrival here he came
om Frankfort, and Cassel, in Hesse. He has endea-
voured to make some recruits. He wished to en-
gage, among others, M. d'ENTE, Master of the Cere-
monies to her Royal Highness, to go as a witness to
England, but he refused. What he knew, of himself,
he said was insignificant. With regard to what he
7r: ad heard, there was toe little certainty in it to render
it the subject of a deposition, more especially as he
-did not recollect the sources of the reports."
confinement of the witnesses in Cot. on-garden
must, according to TACIT us, have deprived :item of all
I; ei r little remaining virtue—Etiamfera aninzalia, si
Vaasa teneas, virtutis obleviscuntur.—Histor. lib. 4.
VENAL has most appositely described the failure of
t.,i, Frosecation :
fragor aurem
ercutit. CDCIIIIIOOI VIIKIDIS quo cull-Igo PA:rim—Sat. ii.
Pahnus is used by PETRONIUS to signify a Bag.

Mr. BROUGHAM was to leave Brougham Hall for
1.,,rd0n as to-day. The Learned Gentleman, we are
c,uemely glad to hear, enjoys good health.

, PRESENTATION OF THE ADDRESSES
THIS DAY

This being the day appointed by her MAJILSTT to
receive a number of the Addresses which had bee'
voted to her during the last fortnight, the West End
of the Town presented an unusual bustle. As early
as eleven o'clock, people were crowding in great
numbers along Piccadilly, and th'ir numbers rapidl)
increased in the course of the morning. Near Hyde
Park gate, and in the Green Park, thousands were
assembled ; and the road was lined with carts and
waggons, in which seats were placed to accommc.date
such as would pay for a sight of the procession.
The Deputation from the Ward of Farringdon
Without was the first that proceeded to Branden-
burgh House ; it consisted of thirty-seven carriages,
twenty-eight of which were with four hones, and
was preceded by the Officers of the Ward on horse-
back. Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN was in his own
carriage. The whole wore white &wain, and seve-
ral of the Common Council were in full dress.

The Deputation from Spitalfields was next, and
it was truly a goodly show." There were twentf-
eight carriages, twenty-five of which were drawn by
four horses. The postilions were dressed in yellow
and light blue satin jackets.
These were followed in rapid succession by the
other Addresses, and presented such a long continua-
tioa of carriages, that one might well exclaim, in the
language of Macbeth. " What! will the line stretch
out to the crack o' doom ?"

The Deputation from the Ward of Aldersgate
consisted of both Ladies and Gentlemen, lom whom
there are separate Addresses. It consisted of eigh-
teen carriages and four, and was preceded, like the
other City Processions, by the Parish Officers i.n
horseback. All the carines, except one or two, had
two or more Ladies in them, dressed in the first style
of elegance, and, as far as we could recognise, of the
highest respectability.

Every preparation is making by the Lightermen
and Witermen, plying on the river Thames, to give
the most splendid effect to an aquatic excursion on
Wednesday next to 13randenburgh House, to present
an Add:es+, to which they have agreed, to her MA-
JESTY. They are to be accompanied by numerous
pleasure-boats and band. of music. Flags will be
hoisted on board the different barges.
PRUSSIAN LoAN.—The Half-yearly Dividend on
the Prussian Loan of L:5,000,000 sterling, contracted
by Mr. N. M. Itormscittoo, in London, will be paid,
as usual, at the Counting-house of that Gentleman,
New-court, St. Swithin's lane, on the Ist of October-
next, and every succeeding day, between the hours
of ten and two.

Sir GRAHAM MooRE arrived at Gibraltar on the
25th ult. in the ItocitEroar, from Portsmouth for
Malta. The American sloop of war Peacock arrived
the same day from the United States, which had
parted company from the Columbus, 74; both being
intended to form part of the American squadron in
the Mediterranean.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—MiSS GREENE ap-
peared on SattirJay night as Miss Wardour, in The
Antiquary. She gave proofs of delicacy of tone and
beauty of execution be) and her best effot ts in the
Bermrs' Opera. and has thus obtained in a different
school of composition, additional praise for the ver-
satility as well as the taste of her powers. There
was a second very gratifying novelty—Mr. FARREN,
in the Antiquary, which he perlorined with great
humour, and with A striking fidelity of conception in
his person and manner. The other principal parts,
in the hands of Messrs. BLANCHARD, EMERY, An-
zorr, FARLEY, and Mrs. FAucIT, were supported in
the best manner. The Opera was followed by the
Ballet of Joconde. The opposition to the Italians
was feebler than on its preceding performance; there
was, however, still an almost incessant, though un-
equal conflict, through the whole Ballet.
. HAYMARKET THEATRE.—SAturday evening, after
the play of Guy Mannering, which again received
the support of SitAHAM'S talents in the character of
Henry Bertram, a Musical Farce, in two acts, called
Over the !Water, was performed for the first time. It
is the offspring of the prolific pen of Mr. THEODORE
HooK, and is another proof of the zeal and activity
of the Managers of this Theatre, who, short as their
season is, and now almost at its close, seem ever pre-
pared with a succession of novelties. The following
is a description of the plot:
Tapley (J. Russet t), a gay young Englishman, has eloped
from Paris with the daughter of (bunt Florian, but on his ar-
rival at Paris is met by a letter from his father, annoilusing a
marriage projected for him with Miss Patty Ang;fiiso Bun (Mrs.
BALER), the heiress of Mr. Deputy Bun. He leaves his mistress
at Calais, and on reaching Dover encounters the heiress on her
flight to France with another lover, Mr. Doddery (Oxseitav),an
errant Cockney, on whom she has already conferred the tick of
husband. They proceed across the Channel before Trapley dis-
covers who they are, when he follows them to Calais, and to
shew his power in the arts and devices of Intrigue, be contrives
to carry off the bride. As he is not in earnest, and realy at-
tached to Mademoiselle Florian, he restores her to the alarmed
Cockney, at the moment he considered his fate inevitably sealed,
and avows his passion for his first mistress, to whom he is united.
This little Farce was extremely well received, not
only on account of its own merits, but in consequence
of the acting, which was in the best style of the ludi-
crous. Mr. OXBERRY'S Cockney produced abundant
laughter, and Mrs. BAKER, as Miss Bun was greatly
applauded. There was also some good music, in the
execution of which Miss H. CORRI was very success-
ful, and particularly in the popular air of •• Roy'e
Wife," which was excored.
Coati-F.X.CHANGE, MARL-LANE, SEPT. 25.—The supply of
Wheat this morning was very considerable from Essex, Kent,
and Suffolk; which, owing to its inferior quality, met exceed-
ingly heavy sale, at a decline of from Ss. to 4s. per quarter from
the prices of this day sennight ; a large quantity remained on
hand at the close of the Market, for which there were no offers ;1
the price of Flour having been reduced last week Ss. per sack.
We had a tolerable supply of Barley from Suffolk, which article
is full Is. per quarter cheaper, having but few buyers at present.
Notwithstanding the magnitude of the arrivals of Oats, they
sold freely at the prices of last Monday. In Beans and Peas
there is no alteration.
Sliarroirtrazo DIAKKET, SEE% 25.—Beef, 4s. Od. to Se. Od.per
stone of nibs. ; Mutton, 4s Od. to ss. Od. Veal. 45. 6d. to ss. ad.
Pork, 46.6 d. to 56.1k1. Lamb, 06.0 d. to °Oki—Cattle at Market
Beasts, 21100 ; Calves, 360 ; Sheep and Lsunbs,l9,ooo ; Pigs, .60.
Hay, 31.102. to U. 4s, (lover, M. Os. to 61. Os. Straw, It. 124.
to 11. 16s.