The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-26 00:00:00

PRESE.V7'.ITIO.V of .4DDRESSES to the QUEEN.

The foll.uving is the order of the presentation of the
several Addresses to her Majesty, yesterday, at Bran-
denhurgls Howse :
Joseph Hume, F.sti. M.P. with the following Ad-
dresses :—Slervisants, Burgesses, and ocksr. inhabit-
ants of the rity of Aberdeen ; Slerehants ptutl
in-
habitants of the town of Kilmarnock; .girciontt.
anti other inhabitants of the Royal BilriA„l6loting:-,
wall ; Slerrhants. Burgesses, and other luitOitgapti,pf
the Royal Burgh of Wigtown; MerchautltignikAllta:
bitants of the village of Crief, Perthshire ; ineorpora-
tion of Weavers, !Wrench of Easter and Wester Ports-
burg, Edinburgh; Female inhabitants of Bever-
ley, York ; Male inliabitanis of Itee,rley.
Address f the inhabitants of 1)loolee, presented
by the Rev. Sir Whitfield and a select deputations.
JOraNCT)ItS Cs•RIRIERII.—.Thout IlMft respercibly
dressed men on foot, all with while favours, sevvral
flags, banners, &e. with trumpeters in trod, and a full
band of music.

Sr. a EURO& HAXOTIIRSQrAig..-4.pernrcla of simy
carriares awl four, the drivers in li ht blue satin, pre-
ceded by banners, and three elptinpeters on horseback.
The adiress presented and read by Mr. Ilobhouse.sttp-
ported by Sir tlerard Noel and Mr. P. Moor:.
lireckno.k addre4s, presented by Mr. Madocks.
Glasgow► Traders' Ad.lress. p►esente.l by MO ,r
Cartwright and Mr. Woofer; Middleton Address, by
the same.

Sudbury Address, presented by the Rev. Mr. Fowke
and a deputation of ladies awl Kentlernen. 1 Iris Ad-
drt•ss was displayed on beautiful white •,ttio, wi►h •it
embroidered border of crimson, awl whole ta3te-
folh• decorated with white and eriisscost rosAtes•

Weal. Haw, Eases.—Parish constables on horse-
back. Two trumpeters, in th., dress of beef-enters, on
horseback. Two standard hearer-. ou horseback,
clothed entirely from Israel to foot in white silk. First
banner (also of white silk) inu rih d with the words
" Brunswick" and " Freei surrooniling a star.
Second banner of white silk, inscribed " Address from
West Han to Iser Majesty the Q11,e11..' persons
on horseback. Carriage and six with the 1111 l nittre;
the Union jack displayed above it. Cpwards of
thirty earriages and lour. This Address was presMit-
hy John Pitchford, Esq.
Wo atoo-under-Rdge Address, Ilaverford West, and
Lanark, by J. C. floblionse, Esq. I. P.
Joantrytuaa Carrnters, as tlescribe.l in The States-
mita of yesterday.
I be Address of the Deputy, Common Council, and
inhabitants of the Ward of Bridge, brought np
the river lir a numerous deputation, male and female,
in a splcniii.l barge. The rowers were all clothed in
scarlet, with state raps of hl .rk velvet ; hands of mask
on the deck, flags and ensigns ilisplaye.l from every
part of the vessel, and accompanied by a whole fleet
of pleasnre boats.
A mtntennts Deputation from the various depart-
ments of the Coashmaking Trade : the Committee in
a coach and four; the remainder on foot, with wands,
lags, music, kr.
The Journeyman Bakers, as described in The Stett.,-
mei of yesterday.
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ST. Jowl's, Warrixii.--.1 string of between 20
and 39 carriages and four, headed by the parish
beadles on horseback, carrying, the banner of St. John.
awl another with the inscription, " Take away th
ttiekeil from before the Kine, and his throne shall be
established in righteousness."
The Blass-Bluwers as described in the Staicswas
of yesterday.
Addressers were also presented from Huntingdon.
and various other places, but we did not learn the
particulars.
The processions of persons on foot were as usual
admitte•l to the lawn and terrace on the river (rant of
the house, the Cesi aaaaa ittres only of earls party Wag

introduced to the drawing-room ; and the 'Dowers to
their several Addresses bring read fr the balcony
by Mr. Alderman Wood, in presence of the Queen,
attend d by a numerous suite.
Her Majesty went through the fatigue.' of the day
with unwearied spirit, aryl appeared in •xeel'ent
health. She wore a dress of brie ht sr;ileam satin,
trimmed at bottom with three distinct rots of white
fur, with a tippet of the cane materials. Iler hair
was confined by a diadem bandeau of diamonds,
the points tilled up by the star and crescent alter-
nately.
Notwithstanding the I•werinf aspect of the morn-
ing, and the unfavourable condition of the roads, a Ltll
half of the population of London seemed to be abroad ;
and as the weather cleared up and became brilliant
towards :eau, the business of the day passed WI with
the greatest satisfaction and eclat.

Teta QUIMN.-lt was yesterday annonneeti that in
consequence of the lateness of the smut' and the lim-
itable approach of wet weather, her Majes.-:. wishes to
decline receiving any future addresses in person after
Monday next, the 30th instant. It i• nevertheless
understood that her Majesty does nut intrtol to ex-
clude the presentation of such atitires•es as ntav he at
this moment in preparation. These, if not re:tdy by
Monday, her 31ajesty will receive And answer withont
jibe cereicony of a formal deputation.