The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-28 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

PREPARATIONSIbr ATTENDING Me QUEEN
TO-MORROIP to ST. PAUL'S.
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The Committee for conducting the Procession in
honour of her Majesty have come to the following ar-
rangements :
Namely, That all gentlemen west of Hyde-park
corner, who intend joining the cavalcade of horsemen,
are requested to assemble at the Broadway, Hammer-
smith, and the eastern division at Hyde-park-torner,
a* 9 o'clock precisely, and the west division to pro-
ceed to Brandenburgh-house, and from thence to Lon-
don. On their arrival at Hyde-park•corner, the
western division will then fall into the rear, the eastern
division taking the lead to St. Paul's. On the retarn,
the western division to take the lead from Hyde-park•
corner to Brandenburgh-house.
Sir Hobert Wilson, M. P. to lead, assisted by Sir
, Gerard Noel, Bart., and other members of Parliament.
The cavalcade to follow in the order to be arranged
on the ground by the Sub-Committee.
Gentlemen are requested to attend with a white
rosette on the breast, and one on each side of the
horse's head.

The Committee beg to recommend, for the sake of
order and regularity, that any walking processions at-
tending on this occasion will form lines on each side
of the street, taking up their ground west of Temple-
bar as they:arrive ; and, on her Majesty's return from
St. Paul's, to fall in the rear of the horse cavalcatie,
and proceed as far as Hyde-park-corner.
Sr. Pact.'s.---The Committee met at Guildhall yes-
terday, and sat from II until 4 o'clock, to make ar-
rangements for her Majesty's going to St. Paul's.
The Dean and Chapter hare consented to the admission
of 2,000 special constables to enter the church at 10
o'clock. Alderman Wood will sit at Guildhall this
day, from 12 till 2 o'clock, to swear them in. The
first 2,000 who enter their names will be admitted
into the church, and all above that number will at-
tend in the streets, from Temple-bar to St. Paul's.
Placards are ordered to be posted, cautioning the
people to keep silence in the church, as attempts may
be made to disturb the peace.
1 To skew her Majesty due respect, it was finally
settled that 60 ladies of respectability in the neigh-
bourhood, are to attend her Majesty into the Catlie-

The procession will move on from Ilyde•Park•cor•
ner in the following nriler

Three Trumpeters.
Sir Robert Wilson.
Cavalcade. Six a-breast.
Three Bugles.
Her Majesty's Carriage, drawn by Sit Horses.
The Carriages of her Majesty's
The Hammersmith Division, Six a-breast.
Three Trumpeters.
The Committee have undertaken to defray all the
charges of the band, and other incidental expences out
of their own pockets.
On the arrival of the first division of the horsemen,
they, will Me off on the south side of St. Paol'sCathedral.
The Hammersmith division will halt and to fare the right
ahont, so as to take the lead in the return of her ItlAjesty
to Brandenburgh-house.
The Eastern division will fall in in the rear, and ac-
company her Majesty back toHyde Pat k-corner, where
' they will take their leave.

Yesterday morning at half•past eleven o'clock, the
King arrived, in his travelling chariot and four, with
out-riders, at his Palace in Pall Mall, escorted by a
party of the 10th Regiment of Light Horse, from
Windsor.
Yesterday, a great failure took place in the Stork
Exchange, to a considerable amount. A very eminent
►roker least suspected suddenly disappeared. This
slifference is sta•ed to be upwards of thirty thousand
ptiticls; he is minus with his banker to the amount
seven thousand. Some search is making after him.
Two more failures took place this morning, but not to ,
a great extent.
Tna TREASON ARTA Pt. ‘cAnns.—The Grand Jury
fur the County of Middlesex, we are informe I, found '
yesterday a true Bill, implicating as an accomplice of
the fugitive Feanktim, alias Fletcher, an individual,
whose name is for the present concealed. A Judge's
warrant for the apprehension of this person was, it is
affirmed, issued last night.
Satur lay's Ga:ette contains an Adilress from the
Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses, of the town and county
of :.'cu:hatopton, assuring his Majesty of their firm at-
tachment to his Royal person and government, and of
their determination to support the religion, Inns, and
government of the country ; but humbly implores
that his Majesty will nut authorize his official servants
to reagitate a question which canonly tend to alienate
the affections of his dutiful and loyal subjects.
In every part of the kingdom the late proceedings in
the House of Lords hare been the subject of as intense
au interest as in any circle of the metropolis. To an-
nounce in a brief and comprehensive telegraphic mode
the result of the investigation, a zealous publican, at
Dover, of the name of John Ilistutrd, had, as we learn
from a correspondent, appended to the ordinary in-
scriptions of his sign, the following intimation :---
"John Bull— is happy to inform his customers, that
(leorgey is sal a cuckold."
In consequence of a requisition, signed by several
Freeholders of the County of Middlesex, fur the pur-
pose of considering of an address of conevatulation
to the Queen, and also to petition the King for the
dismissal of Ministers, the Sheriff has appointed a
meeting to be held on Friday the Ist of December at
twelve ►:'clock, at the Mermaid at Hackney.
Leans, Nov. 25.—The Borough of Leeds is about
to express, in a distinct and impressive manner, the
opinion entertained be its inhabitants of the case of
the Queen. For the purpose of affording that oppor-
tunity, a Requisition signed by one hundred and sixty-
three inhabitants, iu the middle and tipper classes of
society among us; the signatures to which were mainly
affixed the first day, has been banded to the Mayor,
requesting him to call a Meeting, to take into consi-
deration the propriety of presenting an Address of
Congratulation to the Queen, on the triumph recently
audited by her Majesty and by the Constitution. To
this application, which was made on Thursday. the
Mayor, last night at eight o'clock replied--That his
professional engagements and his business at the
Court (louse have prevented him from returning an
answer, but that the requlsitors shall be informed of
his decision to-morrow, (this day.)

ORIGINAL POETRY.
TO-111-5110W.

To-morrow mem, and we anticipate.
To-morrow's Ere—portentous semis with tee.
Spies are dread.—Let caution pukk the few.
Whose hearts are guileless, and whose cause Is trots.
C. C,

SATIRE. P 1 SEARCH OR A RAT ;
Olt. TVA CON 22222 .

The difficulty the Satirist experienced In 'lading among
the British Peers—a well known Rat—gme rise to the fol-
lowing lnsprompte :
I want a CAT, an English CAT,
To join to DO--wO-110111E, the TAT :
In vain i've searched the Peerige round,
°.s. and ors oafs ca:, be found;
And that one I's compelled to own,
Is no great di:laser from a Throne.
To make the treuntvirate more clear.
Let Wily L-D-11D-Lit appear.
Here Asnton. SCOTIA, Muir green,
Three base Apostate RATS are seen.
CORNELIUS CRARTREE.