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

On Friday Mr. KBPPEL CnAvEN received the
following Letter, with its Enclosure, from the Earl
of LivEnvoot.:

" Lord Livearoot. presents his compliments to Mr. Karen.
CRAVILN, and encloses the Answer to the communication made
by the Quasx's commands, of the 13th instant.
Lord Lavaaront. thinks it material to observe, that this
Answer most not be understood as withdrawing the facilities
which had been previously offered for procuring a residence in
London fur the Queer.
" Fife House, 17th November, 1840."
" Lord Livassooc has laid before the KING the communica-
tion which he had the honour of receiving front the Queen,
through Mr. Karim. CZAVIN, on the 15th instant.

" Lord livearoot. has received his MAJESTY'S command to
inform the CIUMIN. through the same channel, that it is not pos-
sible for his Marren-, under all the circumstances, to assign any
of the Royal Palaces for the Queues residence.
. _

Lord Livintroet, has been further commanded to inform
the QUEEN, that, until Parliament shall meet for the dispatch of
business, the allowance which has hitherto been enjoyed by the
guts?: will be continued to her ; and that it will then be for
Parliament to determine the amount of the future provision to
be granted to her 'AIAJES7T.
" Fife House, 17th November, 1826."

• The moment Mr. CRAVES received these Letters
he immediately 'communicated their contents to her
MAJESTY.

On Saturday, Mr. BROUGHAM and Mr. DENMAN
waited upon her MAJESTY, to consult upon what
further steps should be taken in this most momentous
subject, when it was determined that her MAJESTY
should again write to the Earl of LIVERPOOL, urging,
in still stronger terms, the demand which lrad been
made under her sanction.

This Letter w•as immediately conveyed to the tart
of LIVERPOOL. by the Hon. Mr. KEPPEL CRAVEN.

List of visitors at Brandenburgh House, on 'l'hurs-
day and Friday :
Mr. Hobhoure, M.P. Mt. Bum Mr. James Wakeman, the
lion. Mrs. Darner, Major Clark, Ml-. Moulden, Mrs. Moulden,
Miss Mcrarldcm, Ma Barker, Lieutenant-Colonel Jones (Guards),
Mrs. Jones, and die Lord Mayor.

Her MAJESTY had a select party on Thursday.
On Wednesday the 29th instant (instead of Sunday
the 26th instant), her MAJESTY will attend Divine
Worship at St. Paul's, influenced by the same mo-
tives which have led her to visit the humble Church
of Hammersmith. She will be received at Temple
bar by the LORD MAYOR and the Officers of the Cor-
poration, in their State costume, and conducted to
the Church with the same ceremonies which attended
the last visit of his late I"IAJESTt to the same place.
At Chichester, on Sunday se'nnight, in the after-
noon, when the Prayer for the Royal Family was re-
peated without the Queen's name, a great part of
the congregation left the church ! This sudden de-
pasture caused some alarm; several females screamed,
others were seized with fits-u4and the consternation,
for awhile, Was such as cannot be described.

PETTY TYRA Nwitr—We 'ear that the Parish Clerk
at Salton, near Malton, has lately been suspended, for
having added, itt an audible yoke, immediately after
Prayers lbr the Royal Family—" And GOD bless Queen
CintouNt, and confludott to all her lying exentiese"

Friday, the whole of the Benefit Clubs of New•
bury, thnugh the rain fell in torrents, went In pm.
cession w the Earl of CARi;ARVOIek and presented
his Lordship with an Address of Congratulation on
his success in opposing the Bill of Pains and Penalties.