The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-18 00:00:00

~.,ICommon Ball is about to he held to thank the Earl
krernont. (the Lord Lieutenant.) his Grace the Doke
giehntonml, aid Lord Selsey, for Om,. votes they gati
is falser of the Queen, and also to petition the Hoots
ofcaimons ,0 institute an inmptiry into the Milan Coil-
psa,—When the news of 'he trinemh of the Queen
arrieed in York, the hells at the varion. parish churehes
fere immediately rung, the streets became crowded,
ad ever! demonstration of general joy, which the late
beat of the night could allow of, %al exhibited.
Ile Wednesday night, the city was generally Ulu-
'lewd. The " exquisitely loyal,- in a deputation
fo,,i upon the Lord Mayor on tVednestlav morning, ,
know i; Ime sanctioned the ill insist lints, when he
iliesed them that he himself should illuminate the
ganien-honse, and should leave it entirely for others
t, do as they pleased. They then requested him to
war in special constables ; when the Lord Mayor re-
crked, the he was fully convinced the conduct of
his fellow-cit;sens would be such as not to require
tech a measure : but if they requested it, he would
rally with it ; and as special constables could not be
tats respectable, he should tick them of from the list
f reesiritiq trAieh he held in his how/. This.
tower, was nut congenial with their feelings, and
iiritoreediately gave notice that they should Mimi-
,ae,which they did accordingly. Every house in the
firrna brilliantly illunminated, except those of the
ssais!sf Friends, the Puat-office, and two others. A
possrwasa paraded the street with a most excellent
fed a/tousle. The effigies of Maiocchi and Demons
Owed it, Majocehi dressed in livery, and sus-
poled by the neck upon a gallows; Demont was ele-
lastly dressed in a black veil, black silk gown, white
waist, sandal shoes, &c. Sec.; across her waist were
the words The chaste J)entoat." In company w:th
these was a large Green Bag, on the one side " Beg
of Lies," and on the reverse, " Colonel Brotrees Be.;
t+rMiiim Lies." These elligies were afterwards con-
sumed at the stake, along with the Green Bag, upon
the new hrialgeover the river those, in the presence of
at least Itt,noo spertators, who made the air resound
with their acclamations of joy.
SCOTLAND.—We hear from Ann'at, that the Magis-
trates and Town-Counc:l of that burgh, in corm-
qnence of the Queen's acquittal before the Howse of
Lora., ordered a general illumination of that burgh ;
en order from any magistrate was ever obeyed with
more promptitude ; for n .t a house. from the lowest
%the highest, bat vied *WI each other in their emit-
htion for the triumph of injured majesty ; in fact, the
spirnolour exhibited from every window of the town
*.visaot only grand, but indeed presented a very im-
rejig spectacle to all interested in the prosperity
d their loyal and independent burgh.
Winchester, November, IStO.
beg to trouble you with an account of the
preedings of the loyal parishes of St. Maurice and
St. Peter's, Colebrook (It he addressed her Majesty
mate time ago), on ibis very memorable and glorious
event. All the inhabitants illuminated in the most
splearlid nm.:nmmer. The 'motile of that independent
Iladpatricoi, lie:airman who presented the Address
le her Majmerty, was particularly brilliant, and his
liimmils,y me the occasion deserves no less to he no-
tired. After basics/ spent the owl? }art of the.even-
iag in the greatest conviviality, the populace paraded
the town, headed by the most respectable oren in this
place. 1 also keg to observe, that the clergy had
toted every precaution to prevent any occurrence which
their illiberal cooeuct had so mach deserved.
P.S. The gates which lead to the houses of the
Clergy were doted at an unusual early hour, and it
was particularly olmserved their mansions were the
only dark spots ;n the town.
lienronn, No.:. 11—The moment the fate of the
till of Pains and Penalties vat known to the inhabi-
tants •mf this town, preparat'otii wlmre made for a aplen-
slid illetutination; ;..4 oil no oorasion hare we witnees-
of the feeling: of loyalty to hare been more generally
demonstrated than on this occasion. Tuesday was
the day appointed, and the eveniug was most favour-
able to the exhibition of the different coloured lamps,
transparencies, and ml.•viees of e..-ary description. The
High-street, Caudal', and Putter-streets, appeared to
the most advan age, and the cottages in every part of
the to..n contributed their utmost on this occasion.
As we do not notice the brilliancy which most parti-
elderly distinguished the houses of some of the inha-
bitants, we shall, also, forbear to notice time gloomy
Adieu which appeared ',so the windows, as well as
oat the countemstecilemPelltimt half a dozen disapp int-
. : ts
persotrm.
Watrecaree.--;-Wi have great ph•asure in an-
imater* that the iuhabitants of this town have de-
lertoinril to prom lit an Address of Congratulation to
the Queen, ill communemnoration of the victory achieved
by lass dajcsty over her " persetUtors and sland
the regal% in our harbour. tl.is morning !omitted their
col wart.—(t/ hiteherers Gazet'i).
In consequence of the Queen's acquittal, it is *s-
pectre' that there will shortly be a geoeral illuntinr
then in this town. We understand that several tin-
men have already receives! car.siderable orders in
tipatioa of this.event.—(llid.)
Naziism'', Nov. I3.—Last night's mail having an-
n .nctred tire joyful tidings of the Queen's victory over
her site 'censers, this morning WAS ushered in by the
dis:day of nags of almost m very description at the
Mast heads of the different vessels in this port, and on
poles In many parts of the town and the neighbouring
villages of Newlyn and Mot:whole. Subscriptions
hare been entered into for defra_ ing the expellees of
bonfire., tar harrels, ter. and at this nmontent there
may be seen on the oppu‘ite hill, over Newlyn,
qmmantity of tar-barrels. reflectine their vivid flames in
the mirror of water below. whilst on the rocks, near
the shore, bonfires innumerable blaze up and enliven
the scene. " Long live Queen Caroline,"—" Queen
Caroline far ever."—may be seen on almost every bat,
and in every varied form and colour, whilst parties,
preceded by notsic, parade the streets, and read the
air by their acclamations of " Long live Queen Caro-
line." A requisition has been made to the Mayor,
to illtt driate the tow), on Wednesday night,,and seve-
ral large dinner parties have been already formed at
the hotel, and the respectable irate, to celebrate the
glorione 10th of November, in a manner that may
not be unworthy the great victory that day obtained
by her most gracious Majesty Queen Caroline.