Star.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

:REJOICINGS IN THE COUNTRY,

PRESTON, LANCASHIRE, Nov. 21.—Monday last
the inhabitants of this town were resolved to testify
their joy at the event of the late disgraceful proceed-
ings agaiost our gracious Queen: on Saturday, a
notice to this effect was issued, and immediately on
its appearance, the Worshipful the Mayor of this
Borough issued a Requisition that the inhabitants
would sot illuminate ; at the same time, he expressed
his apprehension of riot and disorder, and entreated
persons to come forward and be sworn in as special
Constables. In spite of all this precaution, the People
vine determined, and the illumination commenced
about seven o'clock, anti in a very short time be:ame
almost general. About eight o'clock, a gland Pro-
cession commenced perambulating the town, com-
posed as follows:

Tafel bearers, ten abreast.

Band of Music, playing the most favourite National airs.
drntlemen on horseback, three and three, with white frvoars
The Effigies of Majocchi and De Mont.
A huge Green Dag, turned upside down.
Torch bearers.
Second Band of Music.
Ms Coaches, six horses each, with white Flags.
Gentlemen, four and four.

They proceeded through the principal streets, accom-
panied by an immense concourse of spectators, cheer-
ing a, they passed along. The whole concluded
with a contiagrat on of the two Italian witnesses and
the Green Bag. The populace afterwards retired to
their respective homes, and the greatest tranquillity
prevailed.
LIVERPOOL, Novestsert f2l.—lt having been
agreed upon last week, at a Public Meeting, to
celebrate the failure of the Bill of Pains and Penal-
ties against the Queen, in this town, by a Public
Procession, this intention was carried into effect
yesterday. The mining was wet, but towards noon
it cleared up, and continued fair during the remain-
der of the day. The morning was ushered in by
the ringing wf the bells of St. Peter and St. Nicholas;
which continued at intervals throughout the day.—
About eleven o'clock, the different Clubs, Benefit So-
cieties, atc. who intended to take a part in the pro-
ceedings of the day, began to assemble inWilliamson-
square, Elliot-street, Lime-street, &c. and soon after
twelve o'clock the whole of the immense bodies thus
assembled were put in motion, and marched in line
through Lime-street, Shaw's-brow, Dale-street, to
Castle-street, where they halted about half an hour,
tilt the whole was arranged. This having been
effected, the Procession, five abreast, then moved
along Castle-street in the following order :

Trumpeters on Horseback.
Upwards of WO Gentlemen on Horseback, four abreast.
Britannia Sons of Mersey, No. 1.
Royal Britannia.
Industrious Universal Society.
Cordwainers.
Printers, Flag with a Ptess, and the words " Safeguard of
Innocence and the Dread of Tyrants."
Drums and Fifes.
North Britons.
Friendly Society, No. 1.

Gardeners.
Royal George Society.
Britannia Sons of Mersey, No. 2.
St. George Society.
Brushmakers and Brotherly Love Society.
Drums and Fifes.
Ilibernian Society.
Amicable Society of St. Patrick.
Glass Blowers and Glass Cutters, with Glass Hats and Swords,
decorated with white ribbons. These had a very pretty effect,
a:icl were much admired for their ingenuity.
Cabinet Makers.
United Brotherly Tradesmen.
Band of Music.
Jge of Independent Odd Fellows, with their Insignia.
Cambrian Society.
Free and I iopeful Tobacconists.
Female 'United Amicable Society.
l'onalz United and Friendly Society. *
Quecu Caroline Society.
Female Benevolent Society.
Chile Ringers in a Barouche with twelve hand-bells, which
had a very pleasing effect-
Nailmakers.
Drums and Fifes.
llarincrs' Friendly Society, No. S.
l'ziendly Society, No. 2.
14rrplighters—Motto," The Lamp of Truth destroys falsehood:"

Ilatteis.
Harmonic Society.
Ilibernian Mechanical Society.
Riggers.
Gutarnakers.

W.tchmakers—Motto, " May the enemies of the Queen be as
well WATCHED as her Majesty bas been."
Union Society.
Drums and Fifes.
Tailors.

?:.;usehohl rutnitare Brokers—Motto, " S►fe in the love of the
People."
New British Society.

Commercial Society.
tV:.tchmen, whose rattles had a novel and striking effect—Motto,
" I say unto you, WATCH and protect your 11161123."
Ironic:l:antlers and Moulders.
Liverpool Albion Society.
Apollo Society.
Friendly Society of Revenue Officers.
Banters.
Free United.
Coopers.
Carters, headed by four of their own bddy on horseback.
Sailmakers.
Band of Music.
Shipwrights.
The Public Standard, with a well-executed Portrait of the Queen
nos it—. Motto, " The life, grace, and ornament of Society."
Uentlemen of the Committee in Carriages.
A number of Gentlemen on foot.
'twelve Carriages closed the procession.
In this manner it proceeded through Lord-street,
Paradise-street, &c. to Clayton-square, where it ar-
tived about four o'clock, having occupied upwards
c.f three Lours in the route. " Gal save the Queen"
Baas then sung in full chorus.
After addresses from Colonel WILLI Ams, Mr.
F.GzeroN 5311171, and Mr. RUSOTON, the whole of
it multitude peaceably dispersed, and in
!ass than .an hour the town was as quiet as if nothing
(tithe kind had occurred. The mottoes on the various
flags were so numerous that it is impossible to notice
the whole of them. In the procession was a figure
representing Majoichi, on a gallows, with a Green
lag in his fiend, in which were the words—" The
• Wages of Sin I"
It having beep apprehended that some individuals
intended
to illuminate on the occasion, the MAyon
• !It Saturday issued a . placard, requesting that " no
• ,:l ruination whatever should take place," as it might
bad to an infraction of the peace of idle town; and
!,e suppose this notice had the desired effect, for we
Id•ye not heard Ct any houses having been lighted