The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-17 00:00:00

COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.

The following is a copy of the Petition of the Free-
holders of the County of Middlesex, presented this
day by the Duke of Waster to tho-Dommokof Lords
To the Lords Spirfbntl ►nd Temporal of dm Uake*lag•
doe in Parliament assembled.
The Ramble Pedigo!' of the Freeholders of NUMlommt.

We, the Freeholders of the County of Iliddlesex,
beg leave with the most humble submissiog to eelrs
sent to your Lordships, that the Bill of dins and
Penalties which has lately been introdriorti into four
most Hononrablelloitse, in order to deprive her Ma-
jesty the Queen of her Ifigh title and dignity, and to
annul the marriage between her Majesty and oar most
gracious King, appears to your Petitioners to be unfi
constitutional in its principle, and tending to bring
the highest judicial administration of the country Into
disrepute.
If the Queen Consort of these realms be a subject,
her Majesty ought at least to have the same advantage
as other subjects. If other subjects have the protec- I
tion of the lairs, both Ecclesiastical and Civil, her
Majesty ought not to be deprived of that protection
which is • shield to inferior subjects,' particularly
when they are accused of crimes to which the most
grievous penalties are annexed.
We humbly implore your Isordshipsto consider that
a Bill of Pains and Penalties in its operations against
the illustrious accused, places her Majesty entirely
out of the protection of all the known and exlstins
laws.

We request your most Honorable House to renew
her, that the Oovernment of these realms is adminis-
tered by a King. whose power is limited ; bat that •
regal power so limited, if combised with an military
legislation, is incompatible with liberty.
The Bill of Pains and Penalties. plus kg Kir
jesty, the Queen, appears to us, year padiedbre. ea
act of power, which, in its spirit and eharsebitr, Is loss
in unison with the nature of a limited monarchy.; final
of a monarchy which has no -Limitations. As far as
this Bill respects the illustrious object of its mole-
Joni Pains and Penalties, it has all the effects if a'
law following the fast. but seeks kw bus awes of
.the bright properties of justice mingfed Ip 'its
;,character.

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111101ely eopeemil.inpur Imedeter,
tlllt the vague iieemer le wide AWN.,
/Penalties is worsted. • leads us to nipimme, Ibis terms
.mwipt will be undo to prove list blaimity rift;
withery, not by mitt. legal, and latiabitable
mi.lasy specific act, bat by some lisdinkt i
Moon a multiplicity of particular siicsiostuarea,
jf they have sotbing crimisal is themselves,
taken singly. cannot is the aggregate,-ceamituar 11117
crime. Construction and treason have bees asa
probated by all the wise sad the poi who ham
bum irsameats of the Smote, or a the Ito p
bat we compare your Lordships sot to Ifni Inue,
high saartimi to thedoctrise of a constructive oftlSepo
which mast have a tendency to 'shallow the elglie
marriage sad to leases the permanence of its obligmt
Lions. Fie whatever light we view the pressen ,es.
reeding against her Majesty. the Queen. in yam Lae&
ships House, we are hispreesd with a movicties that
it is equally daiteress to the political mid moral
wrest of *NI Iloilo% sad aloill•Sbourgkle
cassepamoss • whisk we canoe contemplate
dismay. Your Petitioaers, therefore, mom
haploid your meet lioisestrablo House, that the of
Pains sad Pesialdes against leer Majesty the Quasi
May be withdraws. sod that Isar Majesty essay be is-
*sandy ?limed is full pociessise of all law.pameoptlem
rights sad ummpeius. as Quo. Goblet of deem
J. W. OA11111:411, Wall&

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Yesterday. being the day Appointed for the removal
of her Majesty from Brandenbyrgh House to her new
residesce, the house of Lady Francis, in St.James's-
square, a great crowd assembled there at an early
hour, attracted by curiosity to witness the arrival of
her Majesty, as also the arrival of the several Deputa-
tions charged to present Addresses, viz, those of the
Married Ladies, Greenwich, and the Borough of Ayles-
bury. The concourse continued to increase until the
space between the houses and the railing of the cen-
tral inclesure was almost tilled up, extending itself, in
irnrgalat' divisions, to the contiguouss corners of the
square, and auementing its numbers in greater pro-
portionsio the hour of twelve o'olock, the expected
hoar of her arrival, approached. The appearance of
this multitude .was in general respectable, and their
conduct that of silent and respectful attention. The
windows of Lord Castlereugh'i boast. next door were-
ahmely skarnis from the ground door to the attic. The
Aitr!aes colttaining the Deputation of Married Ladies
Jai ap *a, the south side of Leicester-square, to the
mdasifir'orlle, each containing four Ladies. They ap-
peared in general young and handsome. In this'
juation they. awaited her Majesty's arrival. At a
-Auarter past twelve o'clock the approach of the Queen
was'announced by the hutting of a vast multitude of
persons from Piccadilly and Pair -mall, and other western
...mines, through the latter street. Her Majesty's Cif-
Riar came into the square amid the acclamations of
the multitude assembled.
The Queen appeared pale, but smiled, and seemed
tuost excellent health.

At one o'clock the carriages of the Deputation of
Married Ladies entered the square by the eastern side,
opposite her Majesty's house, and were received by the
crowd with the must deafening shout of applause, and
as each carriage drew up to the door to set down, the
salutation was repeated with undiminished effect. The
scene, viewed from the eastern angle of the square,
was of the most animated character ; the workmen
employed in repairing one of the houses on that side
had left their work, and seated on the top of the stone
parapet to gate at the multitude assembled below them,
added not a little to the effect of the whole.
The Address of the Married Ladies was read by Mrs.
Thelwall, and is as follows:

"To Tat nrsur's NOWT BICCELLENT lIAJIWIT.
"M*OAX—Whilst thousands and tens of thousands
of our fellow subjects are approschiog your Majesty
with assurances of homage and affection—whilst Ad-
(V_sses even front the remoter part of the kingdom are
IM at your feet—permit Us, " your Majesty's Neigh-
bours, as Wives, and the Mistresses of ninnies, in and
near the Metropolis, to approach you. We are nose-
costumed to public acts, and notsflueoced by party
Feelings, yet we (moot be secluded from offering to
r Majesty's notice, ear sympinky earl devotion.
lateful to the Constitution under which it is our hap-
Ogress to lice--caved also by our rank is the middle
flames of society, from the dispel attendant on high
rank and peverty, and p by our Husbands, we
moo hardly be supposed judges of ell the value of your
Majesty's eweduct : but Madam, we admire your Bray
franimity and we adore that womanly feeling which has
made your Majesty treat with contempt every offer, the
tendency of wbkh was to compromise your honour, and
we thank you fnr It, in the same of our sex.
Mad your Majesty been treated with the respect due'
to your exalted rank oar hearts would have throbbed
with anion interest in your cause, and with love to
your person, but leaving to our husbands mad eons all
public expression of feeling, we should have eonlined
oars to our domestic circles bat sow, Madam, the
indignation we feel for toe cruel treatment of your Ma-
jesty, bursts every barrier between us, and we bastes
to express at yenr feet the warm, the almost overwhelm-
Ike interest, with .which Snare inspired t and be ili-
osied, Madam, enir judgments are quite as much en-
listed is' your Majesty s service a$ on, feelings / for,
added to the dreadful charges against Ink ate not new
crimes forted out by your enemies ? and mew modes of
judging them, oakum/it alike to commop law and com-
mon nose ? Coder these circumstanced, eatcely lees
than a miracle, we thiak, cam procure you jastiffention,
refused as voLreshilaajosty has bees every means of fairly
sem
is%tiei Das against you. it'e commit your
Majesty's cause to the integrity of
the
own great
mind ; to the seal, to the honour, and the ability ofyour
legal advisers • who will have for their reward a na-
tion's grafted,. hat above all to our all-seeing and mgr.
eiful lion—to that lion whom xo one can prevent our
slimming, sod teseidag ear children to address, is
fervent prayers for pm proteetioa.
" Aid, now, Mat is simplicity of style, and sin-
cerity fribeart, we be to subscribe /ourselves,
" Tour Majesty's dutiful, affectionate, and
loyal subjects and servants."
• The following is her Majesty's most gracious An-
swer to the Ladies' Addressi--

14 In this honest and affectionate Address from my Pe-
mak Neighbours, who are wires, sod mothers of familee,
is end near the Metropolis, I gratefully acknowledge the
sympathy which 'they 'trim for my many sorrows, and
t* lodlination which they feel 'for my nnanabeted
wrens. The approbation if my own sex must be ever
OF to my heart t and k mast be more particularly gra-
Sifp. when it Is the baths* of mothers of turCies
M ieseshe - • • ' - • ,
then may hawse is r.daseketle every loyal Spoils&
Immo most feel it alkali imputation upon her own. The
4Asei of Sovereigns are sot circumscribed in their la-
d c, or lissnlateil in their operations. They pat in
Mtn a wide clerk of the imitative propensity in the
nate conditions of life. Thus die virtues of the
birbecease the property of the people: and the people
aril Interested is preserving them front slanderous con-'
taminatlon. •
Ilia premise procedare.against me is like a wilful at-
so..ros the part of Wed frensy or improvident malice,
ezez
the mead charieter of the Monarchy. To
or eat elimitler in public estimation, is Sot
MO* to degrade the gee's, bat to shatter into stoma
Ibut reverential ntspeet'whlch gives streugth to the Scep-
tre and dignity to the Sovereign.
&shall never saceillee that lionenr, which is the glary 1
eta woman and the brightest jewel of a Yawn, for any
amity consideratios. MI the possessions in the world
wadi be purchased too dear, if they were obtained at the
price of selhoodeursatka. I can sever be debased
while I sheen. the gnat maxim of reepueting myselff. .
" to this era of ceaseless charge and- of violist agita-
taw when whole madams seem teemd like. ladividaols
on the Ouse of 'Wok so decimals's:l4i holing,
rmeaumigthi shall shake the essastasey of my atlsehment to
the Mimi, or eettaage my affeelless fists the
geed of the -canniality. The Altars ft windy
:sowed with air "sopa deed I bat, whereat stay he
....ra Andiv. i MU cherish is all vieissitsdia sod
.W.-Is all ',Moro that tooliroolioll to the Divine
wtitth, la proportion no it balsam as habitual
vslettise gessegassed
smith, et the sailed, improves MI ila TIMM sod sie-1
siaateser."

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The number of the names signed to the
15,452, besides which, after the Addressl
made up, about two thousand other namts user.
warded. It is to he observed that the most scrup',,-
exactitude has been attended to in the collection ;1,
natures, as every person who undertook to obtailt:,"
is well known to the Committee, and guarantee, ti„
they are those of such persons only as are de,00,4"
the Address. These names were collected by
k:
Ladies and their friends during the short spate of aim/
days, and may therefore he fairly considered as ma,
specimen of the public feeling, particularly as
number now out of town is considered. -
An Address, signed by 40,000 persons, figs 6,
Weavers of Spitalfields, was presented by the Peldfit
and Secretary of that Society.
Lord Nugent and Mr. Bickford presented the
.ki
dress from the Borough of Aylesbury; to which ke,,
Majesty gave the following answer:—
" Tbe)obabitants of the Borough of Ayleybwn kw,
my cordial thanks for this impressive restiossty et •
affectionate regard. Whatever may hare beorm the
floss• with winch I have been visited by Pruridow
know my duty to Heaven too well to marmot atm!,
its dispensations. The sorrows that are salami in:
the surface at Mums life, are usually teendetttlima
often recurring. They come and go—they impst
return, like the wind and the rain—but my
have not been of this kind. They have's* semi
Bitted over my nerves in the shades of the
disappear when the east reddened with the daftwe:111111
have been a long, a dark, an almost interminable
which malice, like that of a fiend, has throes amp,.
MU! for a quarter of a century. Bat the peoples/hi,
land think that I have been sufficiently formed/int,.
lignity and saddened by woe. Their vivid symymme
and their glowing affectioss begin to dissipate &dirk
darkness that covered my prospects, and to nesen
the damoring of a life more serene, whim my,
shall lie redressed, and oy peeseestiose mem
" Those persons who eon dl instigate ce
same of the Queen shook', contrary to *ff
emitted in our national prayers, most ham
hearts far from God. Serb an °missies is strekllke
with that charity, without which all on adwegiefi.
mere i~w, and all our Hosannas oily empthis.
tuy enemies has beesi:efeat,iiit,
Weed is that the account of it
be ousbered seging the prodigies is the samillIMPIT
if OW It is Obit Istsmlty of barlikiki In al eke of
high civilisation. Beaune I have violate( le law, a
Bill of Pains and Penakies has bees Ittihad ism the
House of Lords to destroy me without law. Bat the
people of England hove not minds .1 ism chg. am
hearts of impenetrable stone. They item, iii esu ,
they feel, my unparalleled wrongs. beer mall,
woman, nay, every child, is alive to dw mimed/
have bemired. Oppnesion always saaWWitsilMo.
la this order of things the Almighty ims mines bit
oiler apiast erealw and injustice.-
°Memel Webb (Id. P. fur Gloucester), awned *fel
military uniform, presented the Address from that
The Deputatka with the Greenwich ParisleAdaus
am appeared, oceapylag ten or twelve headsmen,.
eines, and preceded by the beadles with &drearily'
ollver•headed staves. They were received by ,
lie with the utmost azakation. The Mimi-leg Is de
.gaswer of her Majesty to their Address:— ,
" In this asidial, this friendly Mares*, the
out. of Usial•o6l6 have strongly excited ay .
dales and hilieseed my heart. la the most vie ms•
let they ban recalled to my those thaw sat
INA oblivion will never tbrom=l. Thee Mom
mialed me of those past days when I livid smog
lima, when I visited their honees; and tanned the
IBM, when I partook of their social ['divides, and en
welted in their sacred rites, when I was mitred biffr
bministering to the wants of sou" and by addisill
comforts a others; and, above all, what sty heft
Vim lifted to Owl, is patitade, barium my ears sire
Amend with the benedictions of the peer. %kits
'ild which the hied-hearted 4nha4,itasts sf knee
Mob M
.rwerfally recall to my recolleales; serail
sent be esedodral that it was a period is which lad.
Mad that 0.1114•110.11 t, *hick I never hada Abe'
field defied, wed hoar that voice, which, to mylai
was like ustisia breaking over violets. has Ihe
gee ? No; ny mei will new .niter me to forget, is
wliee the .mto roomitte of IMO beloved object ewe 6i
be deposited in tie mesh, the Belies eizierpowwworn
would art cigar swim the name of the to lobe.
scribed npsa the eels of het child: Ot dl the
nities wiles 1 haws ezireriencsd, this is mus Air
nuts as it may some hat alrectsd la 1.04.
rest. Bet, minute if It were, minute it Pik'
agoaised sensibility. It war a &gm
relenting hate, not to the snrface titt,ll
of a mother's heart. If little circa 4
reeler, that which I have whisetioseit
• of indelible infamy epos the
which has troubled my peace" " frogrptir
e believe this was the last Address
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1 hat there were a number of ether yeallowe
at her Majesty's resideuee, and, we sololis4
site elbiliesi to an audience. Among these we
cussed several barristers, and a clergyman is his car
emit mod gown.
lay. about six o'clock .the ctowd ha
sere, dispersed t sad at mien alSi
OltMat, with her usual ailellenlith he
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Yee at half nit two o'climak• 911
held Voreiga Oise. width woe Olkoried
the Cabinet Moisten Le tow.. ' • •
It is asetaia that arraapaseats had beta isaOr
kis Majesty to leave the cottage ia Window
Brighton .a iloaday last ; but so the looraiat
day a otonatasioo'' • was seseiied, at • the
Load • mei la tke

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from _ Castkreagh
jesty west to tho Sted•hustse, at Hamptos CAS*
his Lordship shortly arrived, sad had s loaf said°
of his Majesty. Tim pit7matioss k.t W Maitllo
departure to firigbuts were immediately muSilfr*
mowded t sod Lord Castlereagh ou retoreisg to smitl
easel a Commit of the Cahiset joiners, qt the
I,llloe. Ilsoterday the Make ut. IY.Ui.gs.i felt
le Weed his Majesty.
Lord Cutlet' ph has, for the ppesest, die
den at hie bisoN ill St. James's-plaare. Y
&mos= w istived la sows from bturth Cay
01101011 sl SO imp dice, god did 114
ihmeetreAreer. at 4. Ws ‘adststied
Prwoolleils Vika !WI Majelty. hie
*maids la the Agliwiralty; or, meordiag So NW
ES dm Foreign 0014111. 104 ebetietwolit
North Cray.
Wesel Dwyer% tweetliseete 4 Are*
tee hay. reamed Mae with sr eiettem
widdi ka• Laws Issatly two 71. n ROO
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lb.fitock 'whet this morning has exhibited a dif-
fer* appearance to what it did yesterday. Consols
whicli.were at one time 674 fur the Account, %pave been
this fpning at 6d ; this is owingio sumo essiwiderable
ressinserbaring been made. some of which were to
ambito:mats, aid others with &view of some hatter
isirsampat in the priee. Nosey is getting rather
Arum wen it I per Cent ; there being a payment on
Anataw to-morrow, is one cause, and another, there
basic( been a considerable quantity of Money Steve
Itoeght to market.

We have this morelng received Paris Papers to tilt
13th instant. A latter from Naples, of the 25*, asr.
ainocrs that the people of liagliari, in Sirdiaia. had
. tit ed the convocation of the Stomini, or Orders of
. agdons.
it.
..;letters from Ih)orca state the number of deaths from
• the 16th to the 27th of .In'iy, to be only 161; the MO.
I,ber of persons at present sick. 136.
•' MADRID, Ace. 3.—Sitting of the fortes, July 31.-4
Silscassioo took place relative to the measures
:ta be tiles to repress robberies, sad disperse the bow
:411ties which isfeet the public roads. M. Caletrava a&
Mrs
sisitied, that many exaggerated statements bed ewes 1
*de of robberies and margination, and that they had
. brie unjustly attriboted to the sew order of Nags. lal
1.13 and 1,14, under the Constitutional Regime, WI
few crimes of this satire had been committed. while'
• dining the goverament of recent years, they had se es.
tended as to rotalre the presence of troops * overawe
the nutueroos bands of robbers which existed. Various
propositions were presented,
mince, charged to introduce
An Arial co

wallies sore eajnetillable in public
for esiis owe incoiepatlbit with sentiments of

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or expeditor.. The premium of State ais
utiliersoily scouted, mid the motives of ame
Maitre as pieemily imputed and condemned. giti
complete the nsessure of public aversion 4 vise
whole, the form of the proceedings is as gently
reprobated at the spirit that gave thew Meth.
The form and spirit of the ordinary Whoosh
of justice are suspected to be sacrificed; an investi-
gation fell, and fair, and open, is believed to be un-
attainable; and a decision void of influence is em ex-
pected in the end. With them opinions in the Wale
mind, whatever be the refills, the termination of the
proceedings is anticipated wills considerable triad.
The fate of the Ministry, and of the ()armament
is at stake, ,as well as that of the Querns t god
though her Stumter, (which Heaves foulohL)•A•ola
he eotteemsted, aetther the Ministry tree the IfioVe;ts•
men t 11111; inehe mindl of the people of England;
ever stand acquitted.

Whether the preorediars will be permitted to l!ie
',Peewit as, by Ow, ia douWil. The acemisitonia-
dm hie Illaiwoad Itt dm OW a Lords. appears to
be too regained to AA a go bddlpe the flyer
widow. Whatever is permitted will, hownee, be
availed of ►y The Statesmen, so that the Pthlie stay
he supplied with t►e mist recent isforosatios, if not at
the orilksary time of publication, at Iraqi is a Second
Edition.

By a refresher to our report of lie out of doer pro-
ceedings with mince to her MAIJITY this day, k will
Do seen that the Peoria, the eotormaitifei people, have
taken a noble revenge on their seditiort lONNees!
No outrage, no insult ever was elieresi, or attempted to be
'theit Qv eau . The utmost good
be is

humour, the utmost
remembered, excited b lersehalf of suffering and out-
- -7-,
raged innocence, were the aakkag characteristics of
the countless multitude assess` W bu_this occasion, to
Whams arid laspire confidence in the Meat of a per-
secured Queen going to fare her scours* assess-
WM to east the die which is to decide her
taw. A one than ordinary display of military
wen pot la requisition to countenance the co/waiter/ow

After her lifsieart bad takes her seat, the c&U was
roeeeded with, sod was art tetatiaated till eleven
which,

Naples. Some little discussion
Sher the Cortes should eater
souls Atari!, or heard wit*

Sitting of the let

Pratt of Burgos. *satin that
Ihnitaaticiaco banato, with his bud, bad been taken

Mr V.

sitting of the end of August. —The sale of national
pro?erty mortgaged to the peblic credit, was ordered.
l'ivesa, Aro. t.—Our Government has entirely Be-
tided on the coercive aseasnres to le taken against the
Rmilution of Naples. A confidential and detailed note
has been transmitted by the Prince. de Muraft:awn to
all the Cabinets of the Germanic Confederation. It
is said that this sate, written in the spirit of peace and
preservation, esposee, with the Noblest franlatese.thoum
tensity seder which our Government is placedifilllpolll
the ravages a the Preach evil in Italy.
Future PCXDS.—Fire per tent. Consols, 78f. 115 e.
Bank Action% I 177( SOc.
At length the awful day has arrived, on which com-
mence proceedings that bare been deprecated by the
wisiattuen who are intere4ted in their Country's wet.
ime, aad that, whatever be the result, cannot fail to
TdiPlolleetiOn of posterity as well as the spe-
-c
Tu what degree they now
daglfirideghts and feelings of the people, it is
linnet ittempi to state. Of all the interest-
lag incidedts that have occurred at a period that has
teemed with extraordinary events, none have so
intensely relied and agitated the public mind as

- Pee* soldiery. Upon coming
it sight of the soldiers, instead of reviling and insult-
ing them, as from a mistakes notion has been too often
the ease of late, reiterated huzzas intimated the satis-
faction and confidence which their appearance inspired.
These shoots of congratulations were certainly nut
returned, but if our notions of physiognomy do not
deceive ns, the hearts of the military acknowledged
them. The people, who are indiscriminately deal,-
natNl as rebels, aiming at the overthrow of all Consti-
tuted Authorities, bow with ready submission to the
'military. Latter times have thrown great light on
the people of this, as well as other nations.
Late events have taught the world not to hook
span standing armies as the mechanical instruments
of Despots, or the subverters of human rights and li-
berties. So long as soldiers do not give ttp their
'eelings and understandings as men, as the fellow-
creatures of those they are bound to protect, the liber-
ties and happiness of nations will be it, nu danger of,
being outraged. We, who fervently pray fur the peace
and prosperity of oar country, sincerely hope the pre-
sent good understanding may continue to exist. and
may the jut reward of their baseness light on these
who first infringe it !

presented the City of London Peti-
pressediags against the Queer.
trod and ordered to be laid on

Langstan then presented a Peak.
and certain Freeholders a
Obit& was deo test, sae
ts►le, as tile Petition of Mr.

fterif Patkias •ely.

The Earl of Lirrarool. rose, sad moved the Order
of the Day for the +email readiag of the Bill of Pains
and Penilties.

The Duke of Lys VI?! thee declared he had a mo-
des to sibsolt to their Lordships. upon which he
told net of a single observation. The Noble Duke
*ea moved that the order should be rescinded.
(" Strangers were now ordered to withdrzw, when
*At Lordships divided as foliows:
For the motion
- Against it

Majority 220
;When strangers were re-admitted, it appeared that
►motion had been made, that Counsel should be
rodimety called in, which was strongly opposed by
ase Earl of Cimarron, who was followed on the same
dole by Lord °fey, at considerable length'
The Lord emit:lran's,* rose in vindication of the
*pinion he bad given as to the statute of Edward
which be still contended, did not comprehend the of.
tem, 'Hedged to have been committed by the Queen.
Earl (Jain then moved that the opinion of the
noble and learsediLordoo the Woolsack should be re.
forced to the conaidermion of those learned Judges
who now attended for the Arai time is that House, and
whose-siocialen would materially influence his future

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the proseratlas of the Queeb. The sensations that se. • •
Nail HALF-PAT.—The balf-pay dne eta the 31111; aityse Rari efLaveneolu. had no objection to the motion
had been eecited by the data's-aril *flanges. both in Jane dill be in the course of payment on the 14th, dr the Noldi; Lord, provided it was utoloestood that it
prirAte and In ?abbe life, anJ the feeling ceasplaints. 13th. and 16th Natant to Admirals awl Captaids ; on l'iodi sot ilitoadea to interrupt the Proreedtaste of the
Helens is this lawmen case. Some discussion took
of the grievaacre and wrongs that had been cape- the 17th, 18th, 21st,
and oa"thoil. taiintidi a2,l,l(iii'teLtil'itilesit.m arwasa.,l fpre:e. to wbkh the Marquis of Lseilecide and• the'
tlette"
by
the
lititihrie at large' hare b." weeP.lrr"4l aNunargeoChnasia.alaidlPU—ner-s. --- - - ---.— --11"-s-'4011 of CA1131•11VON bore • conspicuous parts, after.
Sr concentrated by the co tern awakened is behalf We have received private teeters &dm Naples a1..4 litrleibilialtejtfreintixts4waesaleutt:ll44Lised Atenil nee on the
of an Waste's's persecuted iadivislaal. To this point Genoa to the 27th alt. At the latt.t place 13,110 Aealaf emsepagaialty; lad the Dike of GAtellatAla on
have all minds and hearts been irresistibly directed ; *foreign troops had been stationed for the 'preeettratioi ,otigltf DE of 1.44. Stilt" • reerlisiZreefe,xete:hich be is
and with a tune and ardour corresponding to the of tranqaillity. green the south of Italy no farther ilms
feelings that had been espied by other excitements and communications had then been received. The fellow- ,x:Fx, teash,Se saderowedlasaigapal4st'iwsarnkaeakauei• gallwomfaadnolYt
i
lag
s as extract of one of these leuers:—
thy previons occasions. r be Allesidver after le-morrow.
At a period of each extensive discontent and irritation A letter from Antwerp, 'dated the 11th, has the I'
. ..
kill tug passage :----" Mr. Canning arrived here yes.,
as weer kits" to exist among the people of Eagle"' *inlay in as Admiralty yacht ; sore say he is going
from eatees too *ell founded, and equally well known. into Italy to seek his wife, and bring her to gaglaad sl ssly c
le, at
to raise a question that inevitably would lead to such others say that the affair of the Queen is the cases of Sias*
a crisis as the pr sett, was a meuere the most rash this Continental trip ; at all events it. is sot swat to won
steer to Italy up the month of the Scheidt." He is over,
anJ uncalled far that ever was undertaken. At a pe- . Vienna. dsa
probably going to teens.
self-,
rind when the Munch and the Government were "The ground weeded so be takes on Saturday. at 1 I's a
mare destitute of the IAPPort of popular opinion than a projected Meeting at Norwich, relative to the Queen. toe a
'yet had beta known, when their dependence a corespondent informs us, will be against the Ilillof NI ono
los
tested solely on Alicia inasence and the eater-
thhe asbm
hiss sad tan fthe Principles
of Justice, osif
of tld. Penalties u a mode of proceediag ivelviag , On
s pla
cise of military force, when In a state of genera' the Cooatitation." 1 Insill
Odle. Mw
emberemensent oast additional esteiesee mast be I. yesterday a Ballot was taken at the East Owe. Ansa
tarred to Abdo WI is/rectory' protective; and to **Ow. for the Softie° of a INreeter• is the se" et eant t
lasdatte thite coda proceedings, oar eirispie is We Sir David Stott, Dao..wbe bad diailaaltfied. &As.
ehreite were cloak. • sad shaiirerri .to Jhe
i• weeder 411•1 an/ Aseasqlors could be bead to us-'sleek the i
to tuna who 14 the aiwtioari bars tames
dertake the avail seeposaillity of the massetros he lan how IN pre Atesawder, g.q. .71, olowyere
which they hate embeeited. stud for what oc• i were_• • I.". ..'
Grit compoeitims„ ~r, ..........__ .
-
mks, tad what sad, are those proceedings la. roe josioa ON Pre Manmade% Rag.. lON (now nap War.
.7!!ipieso, .. AAA, wig. —.-
01404 ? Neer, was each hazard undertaken for Neil Benjamin Ildwesietonerßey. 3110 ~ ...

DRVitr-LANII.THEATRIC.

fir. Ks* KsAu, es „Mire, is the Tragedy of reeler Peosereed.
intilled s large sad brilliant andimsee, assembled last algid.
lo tritons his performance at this 11011141. There le great
'atter Os powers of * superior perfonaer io *k the-
Allier is, by turas, the under lover. the didlindomi
.soimpirator, drive, to desperation sad asi!"
Some of his *rears ; and, belly, the self
. and for-rworo viedm oft women's 17:47111*
Laid,
.1116 hero of the Mild wasshoeteartgetie sad=
Milk Milatigh Medi cells epos as So elm"t ems
is:pdisb as effort Of the sublime hal the mielpessm
at' beak% g
ambita like a remeibleeee to. Nib
lialewloos, ids #eoelied lho unasimoss *dal of
bis slides, lin.. Way, es boluideto, Aillalt
tomesiderable trial ; oad Mr. Beaus. as Jerre. dosed
ileeseted applies*. The keimerous. sot. Ilateotibt
see of Love Loupes et Lettnottlis; swesidefott the
OMettalomeot of• the evesilog. ' • • $
' 'Oa Tuesday eseelag war roorovattmed et theialmeri
Moos new Illitieleak Tansy f ts the elkinirp.
lise_peo of, Ma.,Monesssiso. sod it ay ha raid ie use
Als elkqf Column. Tb morns sad woo wore et the
, Ito Patioreme Sone was esetaltily a
CALfrail. The piece, me doubt, still b
_very pro-
to the peoprietor.

art ai

sloe

4041N* ME QUEEN.
•
. At, as each Ater the most tritest thole, was evinced by A
Ili Public to attend the Qweeta So the He* of Lofts. The "
rthalmi of the Peers arrived at is idly Inthi. The Lewd /11111, ssite
'fflemmeellor sad the Masters *me !atheneum before alas
enriedt. ?he Dube of HUMS and the Dale of Oloncestee the lite
suited at beltitent else. His Royal Ingham the Doke of 'loyal
'fork ease seem aftei on horseback, with the Marquis of alike -
Aaglesea so his UHL He was loudly cheered by the People aide Pirtr
ail be passed them/ the double Sae, estates; Nam Mlles-
roof
1•04 f• IL Jathea-sciaare. The Queen / the Quer% / was rim
itialtethal exclamation.
the.Dalm rimmed the resPeet offered, by bowing to all
sesuad Me. Prises Leopold did sot meet so warm sad
IMPthey • inception. ly 10 o'clock, when the calf of the
NNW lash place, the Peers had *early all arrived. On
-thrie appeoach they were hailed with Arzsat ! or oppoeid
by sonde of disapprobation as they were Roma to be
same or less is the interest of her Majesty. Several
meskimal—" The goers, the Quetta I—Support the Quest
And TN demo heck safe." The windows to the taps of the
!fivers moth crowded with females *meioses to see the ap-
mime\ of the Qeeea. Her Majesty, as early as elitt
o'theelt, showed honed! from the windows of bee residence
la IL James's-swam The people uttered the most maw-
reel" shouts of approbation, without the least alga of tar-
WINO et disorder. Her Majesty's carriage was drawn by
all isetifel bays. Her Majesty entered It before tea
seals* aecompanied by Lady A Hamilton. The Qom
wen Mmes white veil, and appeared pale, but in coding,
sad geed spirits. She exclaimed, in answer to some AMISS
of Lon live the Qom., " Long may pa lire my fries*.
This Will be peer trtherph as well as Mille." The Quota
toot her seat with her beck to the horses. Atomism' Wood
rode in his carriage before the Roysl equipage. Two of
loess's Oestlessee in attendaace, followed in a do
dege belosgiag to her household, and a long train of
carriages marled by Ladies brought up the cavalcade.
They moved slowly out of the floaare Into PaII•MIL pot
Carlton House. to Charing Cross. and along IPeellemase•
most, to the House of Lords, where the Qurea entered al
half-post tea. It is impossible, to describe in terms teL
deafly strong. the enthusiasm manifested es the ()sees passed
along. A clapping of heads was seas sad hewed at
'eery thadow, whilst white bandkerridefs waved incessantly
I from the heads of the most elegant females. The people la
the Meets jotted in the tribute of applause, sad it 'WI&
I potable for the most illustrious personage in the World to
derive more popular favour. The eaten was received with
balectsthe respect is the House, and took bee seat la a chair
prey*/ the her aceosamodatioa. Lady Ana* Haueiltoa at-
tended her.

111 Um
. . _
corsers near the top art aloe coronets, with her Meaty'‘
cypher, in silver letters amlerneatli. l'lie joints atm or
chased silver, richly ornamented, and the l.esps, OA"
are very beantifnl, are of viler,. optim ised. semmeenilled
by superb coronets of the s*nie metal. The skis lining,
swabs, and cushion*, ate of.rich yellow *ilk, and *is
roof is .ljned with blue, ornamented with rink lace,
The harness are no less grand; and- it oraweeMmi with
silver. During yester,lay. the i Arlie mein pertaiMail 1*
see the carriage at the emselowaskeve, MoPrt.
and 'Co. ; they were ailsaittnd by Untintirkerrir it%
Acre, and, after viewing the sternagv. *S* a
room over the shop. they retired b a mg-diem. tiitich
opened into Castle-street, Tie cattier was to 4
moved at an early bent this Inevaingi,
ARRANGFMEN7'S•FOR TJIR potoetsamove
THE HOUSE OF LUNINI.

We hare authority.* eay.tisit in node* A futi-
lity of :,cent,
to the Poore attelidinf their • iit hr. C
liament on the present .oeratiss. *teeth**. - been
glint for dl Members of the .1 of Lot** poi l
their carriages, during that period, theme.' die sidetOf
the amen and Sr. James's Paris, lactusiltig tbat of the
Horse °wink. ..
Every po.sible precaution continues to be . to
preserve the public peace. A numerous it lof
the Guard, i. lodged in the apartments ht t wet Of
the Conti of Common Pleas, which look ihto 'nit NM
of communication between Old and New Pane, Tad.
formerly known as St. Margaret'estreet ; assess the
entrance of which, a barricade ie erected. with Illiheskrt
emir*. for the passage of retrieve. Nal:grease motes
of Horse Guards patrol Wiitebolli. sari New OW
P.ilace.yard, in like manner se Ns MOM of i
Cavalry and Infantry are is ihtty is rations Peck of
the metropolis • the Light Horse Volnatoses, the IRO
India House Regiment, the River Posen**, the Pekoe
Horse Patrol.. and an immense %nether of conetabbm,
are also to he on ditty ;"and es a further Inman of as
ee4sary precaution, all the men Iselengieg to Out sewed
Fire Mee+ of the metropolis are ender otdies to
afford their assists:tee if called ern for that parfoolo.
The seat a foe the nee of bet Mita/ sio+
ring the p is that ordinarily etc by
the Bishop of Soder sad Man. A Came of of a
neat form, covered with crimson Moe,. sad al the
Mouldings gilt. together with a foetsteel, was ruMmay
evening placed about three het from the bar, and the
same distance on the right of the matte of the amine.
for her accommodation. Her Majesty's beck wilishere4
fore be towards the Counsel and Ordinary. sod she
will front the Throne. Woolsack. end Table The
apartment intended for the reception of the Queen on
her arrival in her carriage, (throng% which absi -mitt
proceed to the interior or tbe Hdtise.) Is entirely fitted
up—it is richly hang and saystsed, log id edlistilti-
rally adapted fur her Majesty to teak! to hit Ms ok.
feesliment. . -.. ..,. .
. .
The Harlot Ries at Atm*, t the
•. t o
eery Speadat. provides the o dr of
kill
Porde with a Roll of all the of the Roalm mai
this (darter Roll, as it is termini. 1 theft Ode and no-
thority regarding those who ere entitled* take the
oath.. There are these hundred and eitervilestots Peeri
of Parliament on this Sat bat in this ionise *ere
are seven Roman Catholic Peen, about twelve Miners.
and eight Peen who are abroad. Exempting thote
Peer., and the Noble Leeds not boded to eared oik
arena' - ' Mt about •
three' ' the --
1 coedit

M
other
public
. The
lusts

it wattld
toeing •n
ranee,lll7
thy P"-

from
rents
patrol
ster•rosj
ttstior '
theatte.

wargetak
elm*
Ott
6th
day.
ibm
-Her

motostleb,
is tb.
Hamilton

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~:,

tier Majesty's CliasiberWok IWV.. liaMilifiLlP •
Ilea. Koppel Cakosa, arrived rstonlay at MAW* • •
hotel (rota Wapih,F Whim owy left *that eseilartil •
was guise. Tail an I s Illestleasen trims suirpota
desertion of Ulm Qum Was Noted ti lies Mayor as
des *et
/011.1" a

rocg Of STOOKS THIS DAY AT 0,111 OVUM
Bask mock stock
sp. C.M. Rid. WIN Dltioneedll was. so.. ites.
„, am. Anon Oid Aosoisios ; Yom.
sip/reset. 7114 7T Rt. Milo 9d. Si. ie. ro.
Fs GAL RIM Ditto C...
bra. Soil?. °soden
i Ams. 17 cos. for Ace.
we. per Cad. AN.. Lott. Tlekios S
NIGH WATER AT LONDON 111110011--
110-18•Ili0w.
Owning. b pia. atter 11.—Etiolog. 411 tlk,•
Aptattifinatto •
MIMI STATZIIIIIA3" II INCORPORIitn IWITII TIM
viritession."
Ilss- -G
LONDON:
ITIMSDAY W781111:44. AVOCIT 17. 1940.

STOCK KXOIIIANGS. ONE O'CLOCK.

- THE OATES
1- 4- -11gA#
estisatali; of I PAM/MO/NCI

'•••• • IMO .= illarlYWO•4l.= la. a-vow., womirqr -
d,
ock soon after which,
and seat to s somata osat- di per of the day. Their appearance might
clrd' Memoir presents!
re a projet of law thereupon. cortaialy have the effect of conferring addlilosal I Lo_,__
un era. wade of the swots of
,but, won on
splendour *a the seen • that 't 'we dr•PPleff the pro
'mica arose to ascartain libkh Was Inunciliately
sbotild Mmeans of bringing about IN ACT'
ter on their records: tbe hr. M able'
the sebversloa of the rod order and peace that
satisfaction. . , , The Duke of Lumen
iddL—After paw Wiles.. of Country, we trait may nut be tar anus tn se-
VT. !Mini( Parkin%
i! dem. the tad Headers the— gratig
moisselut of a a. ,si
ordered to be laid on the
that the seditious Ecclesiastic, between the people sad the soldiery. Upon cowing ,

NKR mAisErrs
ve,Ty.
day _ . tfibooils- ft bOO. kW,*
o. thin lt ihoonioos on Or.
kits to of art id losogEod=
Nyco. TLa bp body o oohs( Ca
We king) ogd oil the yiloosio ore Om
'al arms SIMI oopporters. leder irbioi wpm* o
Ice cansehed from los weigbt. go, eel of Soo dlt
pinnele is e retel comet. with bet 11140ty1
V.. R. The body is reowy end lamb hoes in No
r are silver coronets. at the COMM' dio *AO at top
awe oreamenttil with 'Hen terwerl!,nnii the
• . _ .

au-at of advanced age, it is 'titillated tat Thiai '
re handfed and thirty Mk will dully snood them-
lints reepectiog the Quern.
Ir. Lee. the High Constable,
.darbeg het lllkAlktY'd
1, will have a strong Party fill theme,. glacial sod
pr constables, seder his eosisrott= shah eh*
slit tranquillity shaald sot be d
the following tinnier ktter has best . fibe.
al mice-offices:— • w.• i.,,
. •. . •• Mandoit;iikto, lab
0 rkstioni,—Althoesh I bare de . '4
. 1
for Übe peak of die City. yet is des iAdsiniribm.,
rapid be eawhie sot to be oa' part _ • •
ki ea impartial day. I weedd est limo Weer
wing four nes to bees dm alert be pratier see
r, if &ceded, slimy be adrantageou to the pelt* ma.
Nowt noon; /WM .
end trisquilllty.--I"er au.
testerday a large body of artillery arritettlei tows -.
n Woolwich; to brae a part of the asilitiry iikaigt4
its doing the Qopeo's trial. TM. Mom
rol are, it le said, to do daily *Orin, die
&Mg=
-road; several of they yesterday task sp. n
ion in the Witty Stables opposite Alders aroptiO .
stk. . . • ..
. a
resistibly keriing a gveilt eninlisi of
rpm. escorted by a straw
Ogre the • . e
ever Westaieeter-bridge, Mkt
Yu Thunday hat. the loth biotite, • el fhb
Dragoons arrived beet fees Carlisle, dad plitsta
, Friday, 1 Iticion., procsimled es Aar fee ille
thrsti..-044000-geffie.) -' . t• ,-• • ..” .. .
ter Majesty )4S Web hist
,Iligt
itetith, old boo thaw
the Rook of Leta& AM' ' '4liit-itiips' .
V.
stilton has a place aliened iii, !barbel 1111114.
v •

a crime. Tee *tiled Heins Naples. es lire lot
souseions, od bre 'a behalf; isod weir tea .
to attend km toff* It Le/sloth's
. Hee Ploylip0;e111111 the ileellsek 41 74 el le te I e
Kennington AO einotota to-Any on/ '
poses residieeportre• is
the.present is • •
A pabkiclnnetingesip
plate( on Weidieft. 'so Allikeis lo • -,
OP Sharers •was p .' ' AWNS.* or
Leeds. **Ant tho 4 paiwitkt Pailliesk Illd •
moldy b,en nem* .
Tie following • . .0•11 Pd fil I gilirlia • ;
Lincoln's lan Valk, nionsior.• si,
Chancellor is : jt:. , Oahe FA
.1711111
this day. as he i , 1..., .1,..
~ „14 ~, , . .
A leas limo -4 ' . 1001,100111 VW VC' r
ennsaaillifeek. '''
1 4srlitetisseis 14 :
Marisa ( 1, VP tilt
said. -if -A thriersbeat ti Wipr
denory. •
a