The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-19 00:00:00

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'ADDRES.III TO 7HR QUEEN.

•-rnitgratidatory Addresses from forty-six -different
litres were pfesentert to her Majesty arßrandenbargh
aduse yesterday. Many of these were conveyed by
very esiensive deputations, and consequently created a
zreat,hustie ; indeed, upon no former occasion hove we
seen the state mows at Brandenburgh Honse eo mach
crowded. The day, too, was, as usual, a fine one, and
the lawn and shrubberies were honoured by the presence
its multitude of lookers en.
At half-past twelve o'cloek the Queen entered the
Long tiallery, which was then crowded almost to an
iverflow, and took her sent is the nasal state on the
pintfisrm at the tipper end of that noble room. She was
dmonded hy the Hon. K. Craven, Lieutenant Norman',
tir, Alderman Wood, Mr. Wood, jun. Lord Archibald
fhossilton, Prince Arcelani, the Marquis Antaldi, the
Professor Thomasi, Lady Anne Hamilton, Countess
Otdi, Madame Defice, Mr. Austin, &c.
Her Majesty wore a dress of silver lama over a pink
satin slip ; her head-dress' a cap of pink satin, almost
covered with diamonds, and surmounted by a superb
dame of white ostrich feathers. Lady Hamilton wore
eobe and scarf of silk tartan, and the Highland bonnet
with starlet and black plumes.
The following is a correct list, and brief notice of the
Ciderent Addresses as they were presented.
CITY or Ilanaroao—.l. Scudainure, Esq. M.P.
Cry( or Bats-rot. (14,000) signatures)—Heury Bright,
Fe I. M.P.
lluisynr. (St. James and St. Panl)—Mr. Alderman
11 oml, for Sir B. W. Oldie., Bart. M.P.
liroughasn. Kul. M.P.
Wolves rao—John Cam Hohhouse Esq. M.P.
Asit—Lieutenant-Ueneral Sir Ronald C. Ferguson, in
full dress uniform.
than v r Maat.uw, Bucks—lion. R. Smith, M.P.
St.swasa—H. Brougham, Eaq. M.P.
Aliont.asaa —Sheriffs Waithwan and Williams, in
state, 11. Byng, M.P., Peter Moore, Esq. M.P.,
and a deputation of Freeholders, occupying upwards of
thirty carriages and four, preceded by about twenty on
h.orsetiark.

tyrants (Isle of Els.). Samuel Wells, Eq.
1011/1111131 (Dorset), -H: Brougham, Esq, i%I.P.
ST. Sliar, Ist.tswrox.—A very numerous Jima-
timt of both sexes, occupying tip%varvls of twenty ear-
-ri iges: some with six, and some with roar horses,
C:T!rtin Jones.
11 OF PARKIN/300X WIT1101:T.•-Mr. Alderman
Waithinan.

ST. Axae, WE4THINSTER, between twenty and
thirty airittgam an I four; the drivers in critason
satin; de; utation, male sal female, with green silk
11.17., green and white favours. Komi ht Yr. Fyeche.
' 1111111LOID Society 1,4 LONDON.—This was the most
novel and interesting pageant of the day. It consisted
of a deputation of about thirty Oemilegiren, gad perhaps
half as many Ladies, all habited in the picturesque garb
of the Highlands. The Gentlemen especially were most
superbly attired, anol varying accortlinf to their al
'clans. Some of them wore the eagle s feather in the
bonnet, but by far the greater part had ample black
phitnee. They universally wore the kilt and
with short hose; most of their tartans, which were
silk, were richly embroidered with the silver thistle. and
their arms appeared of a very costly description. Illy
drove/town the avenue in a lung string of open baronage%
with four white berets in each, preceded 1) a carriage
?n which were two pipers, and a person on the box bear-
ing a large banner of plaid silk. The whole having
-alighted, they proceeded to the Long Gallery, the pipers
walking before, and praying the " Caddie."
Shortly afterwards her Majesty, who bad retired, re-
;turned-to the Gallery. and an Address, in Gaelir was
presented by Currie, Esq. supported by Mr. dume.
T he Address was then read in Gaelic by J. Ross, Esq. •
unit her Majesty desired Mr. Alderman Wood to read
her Answer. At the close of this ceremony one of the
young women, daughter we believe of Mr. Melly, the
nurseryman, at illeckheatli, presented a gigantic bouquet
of winter flowers to her Majesty. The ss hole were very
graciously received, and bad' the honour of kissing
bands. and they then returned to their carriages; the
gent Highland pipes striking up the spirit-stirring air—
•• Seers orha her ori Woollier bled.-
CACLERRS AND !Olin% RiGHTS OE THE RIVER THAMES.
This was a body of nearly ?MAI persons on foot, all very
respectably dressed, and wearing xthite and blue favours
w:els a multitude of silk flags, banners, bannerets,
„streamers, isc..of the most splendid, colours, with seven
or eight didtinct band/ of music ; innumerable models
'of vessels in every stage of their building, lice.; and the
-whole led by four persons mounted on white horses.
dike etandard-hearers and models were admitted to the
Ogaden, with the Committee, and after the presentation
,tef. the Address, the whole passed in review before her
Majesty. The extensive Gallery, staircase, &c. was
ininpletely filled with the flags and banners, and the
rihr (aril had a singularly splendid effect.
(Ave Roenrsvert.--This Address was presented
`b/ dm Mayor, Recorder, on. Alderman, C. Thompson,
I..sq. Ralph Bernal, F.sq. M.P. James Barnett, Esq. the
Town Clerk. I'. !Beattie's. Esti.and J. Itrindley, Esq.
.•7 ..itETT OF WINCHISTILI.—J. B. Earl, Esq.
vises.—.J. Cox, Esq. and two other Gentlemen.—
' 'They arrived in an open barnuebe, with a white silk
• •thr bearipg the following inscription in gold letters:—
" T.-her Majesty Queen Caroline. the loyal and Tobin-
' 'Very Address of LOB sisals inhabitants of,Devizes, all of
,whom bare attained the age of 18 years."
• ' il.ailaissrmill.7---A deputation of Ladies and Gentlemen
in:thirteen carriage& Address.presented by Mr. James
Mr. Alderman Wood presented Addresses from—The
lorerporated Traders of South :Iseitb APranslimahans,
•Milielk- (in a box of heart .f oak); Cnanbroke; St.
.Pdhsioln • hiekwegate ' • Westin 's% Ps. een' Warrthiser;
..iiiagmer. Sussex ; Langport, Somerset City of Ely ;
and New York. North America.
"rite Worths Alderman also presented foi Lord Ma-
mmon, an Address from die Inhabitants of Richmond,
Yekshire. •
Joseph flume. Req. M.P. presented Addresses. from
elm United Incorporations of fit. Mary's Chapel, Edits-
.lorgb; the Hangusermend inrerporatten,
.Perdt and
the incetpomteil Trades of Duadey.
Addresses were also presented from liarborongh.
Qion;.St. Mary, Whitecbapel • St. Mary, Magdalen, j
lbtlAwhillse t ' St. Antter,•'LiMettonse't Letter-Press
' refolnenf Weasitall ; Gospel Church, Porter's ; Leeds :1
• AWN.' If isondon4 'Bricklayers of London; • and 1
• •Titydsfsans. Backs. , • - .
- • 'MEMIPMEIM!E •

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gravid. and it red begirt*, IL iset,fatelitheat die'
mad. which arrested the rAselley Aredbielei' the
ativer would eettainly bare bees dashed C. pieces
spiest the wall.