The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-23 00:00:00

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OLIO OF JUNO't itliNCll.—Tats bps.
144- limo' O. evattrvisiar vies ottisve.
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this tile. the Court granted the rile to Atli MOW.
Coia-t f a proeJeded to 'lie judgmeet is
number of minor ea.'s. • •

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Yesterday at threes) clock, bls Majesty heW i Casa
at his Paler, in Pall-mall, which was attended by
Prince Lichtenstein, the Lord President of the Coun-
cil, the Lord Pricy Seal, the First Lord of the Treeestry,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer; the Secretaries of
State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments,
the Master-General of the Ordninte. the Vi rtt Lord of
the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Costroul,
the President of the Board of Trude, the Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster, the Lord Chamberlain. the
Lord Steward of the Household, the Master of the
Ceremonies, the Governor of Sierra Leone, and the fol-
lowing Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers:-7e
Russian, Dutch, or Netherlands, AUstriau, Spanish,
French, Bavarian, Danish, Saxon, Portugnese, Sicilian,
Swedish, Turti•h, Prussian, end Wirtenilerg.
Lieut.-Colonel M'Cartliv, hlovernor of Sierra Leone,
was introduced to his Majesty by the Earl Bathurst;
Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, upon
his return from service, upon which the King was
pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon him.
li.' is now Sir Charles M'Carthy,
The Prince Louis of Lichtenstein was presented to his
Majesty by the Prince Feelingly, the Austrian Anibal.-
% olio. Prim e Louis tookicave of the King previous to
his leaving Fogland.
Caned Colored° was also presented to his Majeity by
Prince F.sterliazy, the Austnan Ambassador.
The following Ambassadors and Ministers had prinee
anthem:es of his Majesty:—Count Leiven, the Russian
Ambassador; Baron Fagel, the Netherlands; the Aus-
trian, the Spanish, and the. French Ambassadors; Baron
de Just, the Saxon; and Count de Cada, the Sicilian
Ministers, to deliver letters.
Monsieur de Souza, Ambassador lEitraordinary from
the King of Portugal and Brazils, alsa had a.prirate
aa-
dirn,:e of the King, to deliver his credentials, end to
compliment his Majesty upon his secession to the
Throne; and the Danish Slinisier to deliver his new
credentials to his Majesty. They were respectively iti-
trodkn ed by Lord Castlereagh, sod conducted by Sir
Ruben Chester, master of the Cerruioilies.

Hi4lijegiv ;ftrrwarils recrivegt the Corps Diploma-
titre, attrn•!ed by the Secretary of State and the toaster
of the trreisionie%.

The Count de Man led, Charge d'Affaires from the
King. of Prussia, and Baron Peff.l ile Maltatin, Charge
d'Aff e • from the King of Wiriemberg, tyro. pmeenlial
in the highlr distinguished circle; as were albu the Che•
v.iller de Colnmb and Monsieur Ramadami.
His Nlajesty held a Privy Council, at which a Pro-
clamation eras utrerd upon for the 11 rorokation of Pali-
aum•Lt lay Commission
tlis Majesty Dare audiences to the Earls of Liverpool,
Ilarrowloy, liaihurst, and Westmorland, Viscount Cati-
tlereagh, and Mr. Canning.
The Marquess of Ileadfort, and Sir Edmund ;Cagle
were the Lord and Groom in Waiting.

The Hon. Keppel Craven has written sant) er Joliet
to the Earl of Liverpool, desiring to know vithether bib
Lordship bad received his former letters as no answer
bad been returned. The Noble Lord has ackanw-
ledgml the first letter, but had nut yet received hit
Alajesty's cosumands upon it.
A osblic eteetingpf.gmtnhabitartjtotothelilfro of
St. Paul, Covent-Liarden, is expeciiiiisto be hasd in a
day or two, for the purpose of omgra*Etkitiase loosoilla•
joy y on the termi oat 101 l of the proceedings lipiest her,
and fur prtitiooing, his Majesty to dismiss his Minis-
ters. A deputation of the parisi i men, Mr. North-
house, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Latham and Mr. Parr, had an
interview with Lord Wm. Russell yesterday, oa the
o.Tasion, wbeu his Lordship consented I. take the cb: Ir.
A requisition numerously signed will this day b., pre-
sented to the Churchwardens, requesting them to con-
vene the meeting without delay.

We understand th it Fumy ILi e ymen have exprets-
eil a desire to attend in their gowns on IFedresilay.
when her Majesty goes to St. Pus's, to form a line
front Teuiple Bar to the church. Many of the la-
riches and tradel, who have presented Addressees to her
Majesty, wish to attend in procession with tbeirdiffereut
colours, each person wearing a white stockade. Sir A.
Wilson has been requested to bead a cavalcade to form
a body guard to meet her Majesty at Hyde Park
Curlier, and to accompany her to St Pears. We
learn that a meeting of persons to form a Committee
fur the arrangements, will take place on Saturday, at
Freemason's Tavern at one o'clock, %%here any persona
isishiug to be on the Committee way attend.
Fo 40ERS.—it is veil pleasant to be able te rate
the progress of our very active Sheriffs Fiscal. whet
is Secretary to the Associated Bankers of Scotland.
On Friday sennight information was seat to him..
that a forged note bad made its appearancie on the
Five Pound Bank Note of the Paisley-plank, and that
it had been tittered at Kilmarnock ; bet aefortanansily
neither the person nor the note had been debased.
He immediately set oZ for that town, where he pre- "
cuguosced several persons, and although the examina-
tion hail not ficithed till a late boor next morning,
he set off almost immediately to Irvine, abets he
understood that a person named Pearson. who kept a
livery-aervant, a race hurse, a gig and pointer dug bad
resided fur se-:eral months, that he had been the diotti-
butur of those notes, irLich were of lrisb massischum.
as well as those of the late forgery on the guinea Dote
if the Bank of Scotland. This personage. heweeet. bad
gone on a tour through the country with asother earn-
ed Anderson. He traced them through the country be
Edinburgh. where they had gone to show se at &flew
Fair. He communicated with the Polk* at gall 4
still Pearson continued, notwithstanding the net,
of the members of that establishment sail the rettarwe
with him, undiscovered fir some days. Ha waft how-
ever, at length discovered aid traced en his way bask
hr Ms. Salmon and Alezentler Gadder towards the
West t.oantry ages's, in the course et whisk the Fiala
!canted that Pearson esti his friends had bele tee sac
eesehl is imposing their spurietts nem en the ribs
at Falkirk, t.arroir, and the neinhhesitheed 4' Sitir-
lung. Pearson passed throng* ginireyr asst
emitt:
a.d wis shortly after premed by Aimee*
wine came ap with him at Dusky. sad hemilitokitim
safely beck to Wu rm. wish his restasse• as TPA es •
eonaiderahle Inastiry of silver plea% seppneta le he
sages. Ulm' since bees eneerteiami .01poseatxriema
swig to the amu of let setae thesesed bin
lienpassed.••r(f/u.goatMrestele.

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