The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-04 00:00:00

FrITRE ADllitiss us Th QUER.V.

Some misunderstanding baring arisen respecting the
presentation of Addresses, the Honourable lirppel
Craven and Sir William Dell, have liven cammanded to
state, that it is not ear intention of her Majesty to de-
cline receiving Addresses fur the fntisre, nor her wish to
check that ebillition of respect and attachment which
has been so uriversally manifested by the people, and
wWels is so highly gratifying to the feelings of her
Majesty. Her Majesty, aware of the great incon-
venience such numerous bodies of people must experi-
ence i•t waiting upon her, on acronnt of the la►eness of
the season, and the distance of Brandenburgh Hoese
from the metropolis, oil! continue to receive Addresses
by small Deputations on!v. An early day will be
named fur her 3lajesty's receiving the numerous Ad-
dresses already voted, and nut presented on Monday
last.

FROM SOVVI-AMERlC.4.—Extract of a letter to a
commercial house in this town, doted Montevideo,
Joy 14th, Iso2U :—" We hay.. great pleasure in iti-
forag you, that this side of the river continues
gales under thr Portognrse Oovernment, and trade Is
rapidly increasing and iinproving.—Could we say as
much for the western side, it would afford us some
satisfaction ; but sorry ace we in having to state, that
that once flourishing anti rich country, is now almost
exhausted and tle..taircol by intestine qnartels and op-
position parties.—ln Buenos Ayres, in the short pe-
- ( nix months, they have had no le-s than !, (k.
whose aims lave been to enrich themselves,
of labouring for the common weal, the duty
true patriot ; a character, however, which we
not to be found amongst them. From Chili we
iothins of moment."
Da JAN/tilt°, AriXST 2, 1,20.—“ I have nat

to enter upon politics, hut w:11 observe that. in
Buenos Ayres, the state of thing+ is the most distress-
ing. Alvear is without the city, at the bead of a
body of tro and, it is said, threatens rengeemee
when he shall get in—of his doing which there was
no doubt. Ileneral 501.. r was Director by the last
preceding advice% but he escaped, not finding his
position tenahlN and is now in 3lontevideo, and the
city is in alisolitt. anarchy. These are the advices
received yesterday, and may perhaps be some-
what exaggerated, Clough I can believe any thing of
them.
" The Tyne sloop of war, arrived yesterday from
Callao de Lima, with upwards sf three millions of
dollars, chiefly fur account of the com-
pany."

Lord Erskine, we are happy to state, was so far
recovered vesterday as to he enabled to attend the
House of Lords in the afternoon. lie remained !OW
time, but he took no part in the proceedings. He was
much more recovered than could have been anticipated
in a) short a time. As proof of the state of the at-
mos-phere of the Home, it may be mentioned that
Earl Urey, who is in excellent health, and in the
prime of life, was compelled to pause in the cotter,
of his speech till the windows %erre opened, and till
he could recover some of that strength which bad been
subdued by the oppressive heat of the House.
A confirmation has been received at Naples, of the
intelligence of the entrance of tieneral Pepe into Pa-
lermo on the 6th. A convention has been signed be-
tween the contending parties. A proclamation has
been published by the Neapolitan (lettere', in which
he announces the formation of a Curet Martial, and
a Committee of Internal Safety, in order to prevent
future disturbances and outrages. The sittings of the
Parliament of Naples present nothing of prominent
interest.
Accounts from Batavia to the of June, state
that the Dutch had gained several advantages over the
Stilton of Palembang.
Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, before
the Right Hon. Sit Robert Dallas, Knight, Lord Chief
Justice of his Majesty'', Coen of Common Pleas,
at Westminster, in and after Michaelmas Term, 11420 :

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