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

4 frit m the afffietion of nee country, to be
t' eie deareet rights and internee of EtllC-
an ! .viso, in atttarking in the basest sail I 18 e."1"91elle, of the sadden remit of the Queen's
tenter evening the public were greatly excited. •
era 1.,^1e mode, a defenceless woman and CUPS
"'-
and et ery demonstration of popular feeline
eared ell Aut,i, had been aiming the most direct )
cos din
feal blow to all the cherished principle, and pri-
lt the approach of dusk, many of the inhabitants of
iegpS of !tritons. It was an otcasian that, more than the crest-end of the town, adorned their witelosis with
„..reter in the page of history. has identified the festoons, candles, and lamps, preparatory to the display
j'idsafferer with a sympathising public.-- expected in the evening.
lever had an occasion occurred that united is At the line-posts in Tottenham-court-reed- the
sb as animated and determined tone- the feel. i landlord c-imieal 11:s house fo be almost completely co-
Vereti‘‘ith dtudieenx, and the windows with candles, el
ef seek various .1n e
which
el of per als in the I
were lighted up at dark, and the house, at a die Never were such spontaneous, such • '
lettc• tance, appeared to be on tire. 3len wee-stationed on the
tale sash g-eneroas sentiments displayed anion; it.,lz.„ with po of
porter and link, in .
,ir hand.. hat
,rhoin -hese demonstrations could he less seine. and their -airs were echoed by a S.W. aisettibia.,
qqerte,l or expected. Cold must have been ,of person• in the street.: tire-arms were letting off in
:e heart of say
Engli.hman, how hi4h soever every direction, and repeatedly discharged front the
to his task, that has not exalted at the above hnnee-
-11:1 whir sacrifices which the humblest of This example excited most of the inhabitants of that
neighbourhood to Jodie same, and in a short period
1,, frilew-coantrymen lave made, to display
many of the bosses bore a similar appearance, and had
are sestiasents in defence of the great cause they
a very greed effect. Mobs went about in cerium direc-
ua at heart. The struggle and the victory • Lions, calling e Light ap,- ate. ; the calls were accord-
ht, been theirs, as well as the 4,I4:ZIN'S. It is laxly obeyed, and in a very little time, the surrogating
a tieope which we feel to be not only of her Ma. neighbourhood was brilliantly illuminated. and fire-arms
tt,r, soca but of the majesty of the people. and fire-works of every description repeatedly din:barged
in
the
nonents of our excitation
it is „trendy dip in various parts of the Metropolis. The Hackney l'oach-
men who passed the crowds were obliged to take off
jeut at dines oar thoughts to the despicable condi. i
their hat+ and call for she Queen. Tke differene- matt- .
ten of tat defeated party, Si- whom the late sefsekoss I
ton bine:l decorated themselves, on leaving Inaion, by ,
reciap have heeu carried on. Our feelings east* placintt white fzeone,
on their borges. hews
2,0
inostaise with the con insion of those by whom they
and on their bats. and likewise their whir, in order to
se s freceet, still less with the shame w.. 1 anguish announce the Queen's triumph. prielneed a rood effete
sr there :a whom they originated. In what manner .%mont even the poorest rl a . f the inhabitants, Joule
appropriate demonstrations of their lentiments was tt-
ra:- can attinept auver their disgrace is beyond
hibitcd, rho,4h in the ruder districts, it was not alway
oar omeeptien. Never were their most servile ad-
of a quiet kind. In the neighlsonrhonil of the Seven
vicates more puttied for apolozies. "The thin!
Dials and St. Giles's, no little coneision prevailed, from
rune; of th: Bill of Pains and Penalties, was yes-
tie nonares, tire-works, anti lielits„ and shautine and
rental,- says one of their venal agents this morn- bawling. . in
The carious hounres the vicinity were of
••cerr..cd by a majority of clue. This a most extensive description; in which men. wosien,
'verity :Lough ia appearance smar:l, was in fact, boys, Le. took a part, and the different eeiglihoors sop.
all the ciremistanees taken into consideration, plied the tires with old baskets and other relabel!' to at
the westf,faideele and deciAve t!at Las perhaps ever cumulate the blaze. In the ',flier parts of the town, the
distia;uishesi a vote of either House of Paella- nature of the demonstrations. testified that the joy on
.' acs the mere such vie:o-7. and the are the occasion was not rewired, as had been basely at-
t y
j ledzed by the enemies of the Queen. to the lower or
tuesti:
• inelegant ranks. lii and in the streets and
squares south of that thoronelifere. the illumination
became general about 9 o'clock. Itond-street was bril-
-1 letter from Statgard: says. it is announced that haat early in the evening, anti the mansions of the Duke
Lie Lag of Pni sits has Elves up Lis journey to Trap- of Devonshire, Lord Ocoee, Cavendish. Mr. Coatis,
and many other persons of fortune and eitaa:ion, bore
pan.mi that he will have an interview at Berlin with
ample testinsoay of the good principles of their pro-
the Emperor .k.taxate DIP. who proposes to pass some
pnetors. Apeley-house was "all w meat.- and Hamel-
gap a emit capital, sod afterwards to repair to Vienna.. ton-place there were, we think, less lamps than usual ;
trio summed that the various Ministers will also quit but the Duke of tiloncester and the Princves Sdphia, by
Truepao for Vienna. in the early part of this month. die splendour of their dattibmay, made visible the
Lenree direct from Berlin, confirm the above intell!- darkitees of the few disloyal vi ho dwelt near them.
r,,e. Poe the KINU is now at Berl:n with the tirand The whole northern side of Oyford-street and Civets-
disboquare, and particularly Welbeckarreve. %Viten/are-
leie:e Nicotine* of Ittsma, his eon-in-law. the Here-
Itirett. Wig Barley-street. were more brilliantly them
aim /Niece et dirt ter Amovirratie, and the Dyke
generally illuminated. In ilaneliesteroquare we sub-
sAanoia tscesae. served hot two booms which exhibited airy
Letters from Vivian confine themselves to a short signs of mansinnsion ; the Marchioeess of Hertford's
aanouorewent, intimating that the conferences at was not one of them. The noble residence of Berl
Troppaa are very frequent. Grey, in Portman-square. awl several other beintifill
sit r,•2C.—The jeurnale. of Venice give maasiaue in its vicinity, were superbly deeoested with
the foilewing sous of the fannies Pacha of Jenina. every 'Peden of riAt4 Beekeletitzert,
Mauut-street. and Lower Brookotreer. al! displayed the
The "liirkieli troous Lave get wills a repulse in their
matifestations of an affectionate regard foe her
oa BeN•r. Au, coaatantle entrenched in the "me
Majesty. la Hanover-square the lights wee" SOSSISOSO,
ran.: f.st t of "'petite continues to make a vigorous
as was the CAW also in the neizhhouring streets.
resistance with the :tee men whom he has attached to The whole exterior of the E.srl of Derby's boast, is
1e.44.01 by
extra Two-thirds
of the
enfor- 6,,„,,eaor.aquare, was brilliantly illieninaCed. Next to .
of that of Lord Derby's, was Lord Std.:raves, which di.-
Noah town of Jenina, ie almost redaced to a heap oared festouss a lamps pending from the windows.
mars. The Palace eras ba.-nt before Ain re:ireti. It in the course of the evening. several other Noblemen.
is new heiteved that di:* intrepid thief is reselvest to houses were illuminated. The Earl of im, hall
a long range art Aime:aux in the trout art bee house, as •
perish r.i.Ler than surrender. Ti.e surrender of had also Lord Calthorpe, Lord Maynard. Earl of kantee-
tmersa was preceded be a scene of anarchy and cue, Earl of Berwick. and several otlaers.
Early in the evening the club-houses in St. James's-
street, h. .ud,he.l. The Christians, who were inhabitants,
street, many of the holism in St. Jame-es-square, Rill•
wre utdanger of losing both their property and their mall, and Chariagseeem were deitinzeisheil by their
lives. They isweii their safety entirely W the courage brilliancy. Brookes. 'l. in St. J.Lna....- soirreer. de.erved
and attracted partacalm notice.l h4olieh no previoas
mil finance% of the Austrian Consul, M. Ixectint: gr. preparations could have been wade, the lalcoor. ill • I
The Teas, however, granted especial protection to short time, was
re OStastefullyhdecorateil with a royal crown,
the E-aUsh, %Lose real met e also
pthe letters
uminated it torches--it t initial,. of Queen Caralige.
proeers White's wasprofusely ill 'oda. s
time coasts that that of any atlier nation.. veer sparingly ; the theards' mese club very splendidly. I
!retch 1111111i1.—Five per Cents. 7;f. 49c.—Baak in though *early all the bow*, were light,4l
Actions 1,3191. up atom eight o'clock, nothing particular was oii,ere.,
able. (hemp% of people at different periods of the eves.;
[Fenn Tee CoL1:3111t ‘N kCG. 25.1 ins. citeected i Waterloo-place. antious to learn if.
Ike rAud,rs Coirtier contains a imig .IthejAi &nide rise large bowie with pillars before it ' partook in the
Ii the distribution et the public lands. It celestite of generalh joy.
.. h
ITili,leyouisarnht
Eigeriwto4ziittihtshiselibilasi•
fall rues articlee, and detenuieee the portion of tbe
jelt Zies dejf4e.aet "of tae conepir be
acv against testifyhis wilt: tut
land which every tame% nun commissioned officer and at iewera satisfaction tees eseerimmed, there was
giddier to' The tiovernment of the Columbian• no outward expression of it. The Lilts seemed lighted .
Republic have determined that every male shall be- up, as if they were the scene of festivity; but the coloe-
tunic a lam: pennector, and the laud is bestowed with- Bade. which we have seen often biasing with torchee
mat cLar;e to the iudiveluals. The runeendan far was illuminated only with its usual portion of. lamps.
forming/ new censtitutiun in the representative farm In James
.`:-"leuraariel the of the wobtlitoyr a
lnarsned
sill awoenble at noels on the Ist Jan. IJ4I. Tie trientitflwr7reth,4,„:h. firmail h:
the sadden nature of the call,,
Ceerualitiant of the tripe! Ander, informs the Gene- and the want of preparation. there Were no coloured I
e 1 cumaientling at Choc°, that the Repithlican troops lamps or tasteful 'tempi*. An immense crowd was
ill attacked the itoyalees, co.umanded by Raevatua collected in the square. and contiaued to a late hour at
finapy. Trouibiqui and ltaija ; and after Living night. The h Duke off
LORI Bedford's LlOliitlywawaarnltoudly
Warn the Commandant many prisoners, put the
hole to the reuse. 'the President who had been pre- w'a, Gr.e; nwood's (the
chit tieehret.d.•tit'arey houseo
of one4of ehrieas rgetracrigotyP feline&
army agents) people. at '
paring on the Sabina River, to enter the Charine-cross, refused, at Ent, to itlimiaate, and in
Like Maracaybo completed the flotilla and gave consesPience el that mistance• or a tardy compliance
the cumniaud to !general Nonage,. The Presiileet with the eononand of the sovereign mithanile, be had
moved elf in the nizht with a small corps of horse ; his windows ,washed. Neither the Admiralty. Ger.;
his destitittien net known, but it was supposed Whitehall. nor Downing-street were illuminated;
ands
while we nom there, the statute& hail not pad rethem a
• ea eame new enterprise.
Lett :4 Irani New Orleans of the 12th September. on this evening of popular triumph and rejoicinr, the]
eat,, that the deaths of the fever at that place.. mama parts of the asemordis vied with the politest die-.
nerrezed ale art 140 a week. excepting in Savannah ' high, at the weer-end of thew"; and the ithemiwetir
and N. iv Orleans, where the malignant fever still de sissirtswaeh, alhaosigh oat brilliant, were extremely;
Menem
prevail.. The rest of the United States enjoys goodevery bone was lightest from Leaden-
health. 111711'1
the Seonmeoted, and many were adorned with •
e "
SaraNhau, Oct. 3.—.-On Saga r I faienfitiloorsoationa. is Colas-street and Taolep-itreet. ;
day e
et-u;
a_blll3/14 the frellmeh a( the inhabitants also shoot forth: Bat
mere visited 61 a ternac ifs* wkica. begirt I the mast ineertuninghlad swat 84-10 was the Wiwi is-
coasilietabk injary to the shipping, as goo t~ Iroltse i oshnifdia eidph ip eM Pusis visa bar bulk Idoll"airstr'
Particulars in our next. Tbeellearwaa wahawi estramely ipsaatifaL Every soy,

ILLUNIX477ONg FOR THE. QCFE*

Re hare this morning recel:esi Paris v,pers to the
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