The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-12 00:00:00

THE.- QUEEN'S PROGRESS.
-VISIT TO - STIRLING.—We understand that the
horsey for the cortveyance- of her Majesty's carriages,
sevetrty-two in number, have been appointed to be
really at eight in the morning of Tuesday next, at
D'rummond Castle; and as her Majesty's expeditious
Ealiits'are well known, it is certain that she will be in
;Stirling at not latJr than ten o'clock, A.M. The She-
riff: and gentlemen of the county will receive her
31a.jvaty at. the Bridge of Allan, and, along with the
members of the late Stirlingshire Yeomanry Corps,
who, at the request of their Colonel, Mr. Murray, of
Paula:lse, have agreed to turn out on the occasion,
will, esoort her to the Br
willßridge of Stirling, where she
will met by the Provost and Magistrates, who
there deliver to her the keys of the burgh.
H i
Majesty, it is expected, will then proceed
ale ng t e road leading to the west end of
Giwiane-street,. Bridgc-street, St. Mary's-wynd,
Lroaci-street, and Mar-place, to the Castle,
'escorted all the way by the Provost and Magistrates.
-After leaving the Castle, her Majesty will return
•dovvn Broad-street, Bow-Areet, Baker-street, King-
street, and Port-stree.t. At the end of Port-street
the Magistrates will take their leave of the Queen,.
_,\-11° will a ;ain be met by the Sheriff, gentlemen of
"e-cyJunty• and yeomanry corps, who will continue
"r4toc'scort-her along the road to Falkirk. Near the
,er.town the tenantry of the Earl of Zetland, and
.Mi. Forbes of Callendar, will join the escort, which
/All continue to attend her Majesty's progress as far
,as: Linlithgow -bridge, where the Royal party will be
met by the Earl of Hopetoun and Lieutenantcy of
Linlithgowshiye' We understand that, with the view
of preventin?, her Majesty being impeded in her pro-
?ress through the town, it is the intention of the
Alagistrwles to erect barricades in St. Mary's-wynd,
the tio.N, and the upper part of Baker-street, so as to
lethe'?A;le all 'passenp-t-rs, except- such as form part of
cortge.2.Stirling Observer.
ThSCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH. -
?f the
'e
-following address from the Bishops and Clergy
Scottish Episcopal Church to her Majesty was T ransinitted. to_ her Majesty's Chamberlain on the 2d
inst.
UNTO Tui; QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
" May it piease your Majesty—We, your Majesty's
ofSloyal and de ioted subjects, the Bishops and clergy of
cottisl. Episcopal Church, gladly avail ourselves
this
of the opportunity- atibrded by your 'Majesty's visit to
.;your ancient kingdom, to renew our expression of
gralefal attachment to your Majesty's Government
444, person— _
-".Taught by our Church, as she is taught b
TriVordl-of.God, to honour the Soverei y the
obey the
leas, we con gn and
consider it as a cause of special thankfulness
-Cut the Sovereign whom we are
called upon to honour,
worthy of all honour, on personal as well as official
gtfoUndS, and that thus the strictest performance of
d:llßtillty is entirely a labour of love.
Jefti.tp_)ye beg leave gratefully to acknowledge your Ma-
s kindness o our Church in according your Royal
444eut and sanction to the Act bywhichwe have been
ZEriqu' ght into closer 'connexion with the Church of
igland, and declared to be, what we have always
tonsidere ourselves, one with her in all that relates
'sour sp ritual character and offices. And we beg to
aura 3-, ur Majesty that we shall endeavour to show
!runi.grateful se Ise of such favour by labouring in our
Vistry to ir.culcate the duties of obedience to the.
a; ani_ of loyal and respectful attachment to your
jestir.
" That Providence may continue to exercise that
Ilalifrztelous protection by which your Majesty's life and
rson have been guarded from the violence of wicked
en that you may
true religion be blessed in your kingdom and
Your family ; and that under your fostering care
il may flourish in our land and brn forth
ttB Proper fruits of order, peace, and,mutu
al glove be-
Ze
'n all ranks and conditions of men, is the sincere
cr", "Or of you-. Majesty'sloyal and devoted subjects:—
W. &INNER, D.D., Bishop of Aberdeen, and
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(4 Primus. --
14'L . 'PATRICK. TORRY, D.D., Bishop of Dunkeld
a rig,
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Dumblane and Fife. ,
D. Low, D.n., Bishop of Moray, Ross, and
4i Argyll.
Micumn.RussELL, D.C.L., Bishop of Glasgow.
"DAVID Mora, D.D., Bishop of Brechin.
CHARLES 11. TERROT, D.D., Bishop of Edin-
r"'ir burgh."
A-1 Address to Prince Albert was so transmitted
to t! e Lord Chamberlain.
Bile staying at 'Scone Palace, her Majesty and
Prince Albert, at the desire and wish of the authori-
tieS -of the city of Perth, enrolled their names in the
Guildry books. These were as follow :—" Dieu et
moo 'Dr.it, Victoria R., Scone Palace, September 7,
1E;42." " Treu and Fest, Albert, Scone Palace,
'Septerr )er 7, 1842."

HE QUEEN'S PROGRESS IN THE
HIGHLANDS.
(From the Perth Constitutional)
Air--" Kinloch of Kinloch."
0 apeed the glad tidings from mountain to mountain,
As fast as the blaze of the beacon can fly ;
In etrath and in corrie,- by frith and by fountain,
~,,,Each heart-and each home Stead shall echo the cry !
"'a" comes, with the husband she-glories to honour
__Already their barque is safe moored on the strand ;
e skies of the north smile benignantly on her,
The Queen of bur love comes to visit our land.
believe what this harp is now sounding,
Ntame"-heerted child of the lowlands art thou ;
furefittherA reigned where thy feet are now bounding,
~Oclguie half the circle that brightens thy brow :
'eY loek front yon clouds on their offspring delighted,
And aft thco as brave as the best of thy line ;
.1;c1
eY Us '•ejoice in a land now united,
A. Prince whom Canmore and Alfred combine.
Then speed "n thy path through our passes and valleys,
7iThe noble to grace, and the lowly to cheer;
0. iheo7ritng ilt gladden both cottage and palace—
h, , Arome alike to the peasant and peer.
Tr. ugged•soil to thy footsteps advancing,
$3 leak t
but the heathbell or gowan may bring ;
l'at round the shall eyes be with loyalty glancing,
41-nTI pleasure and pride at thy presence shall spring.
13h,e, comes! u'er the Forth see her squadron is steering,
1 Maigaret joys in a daughter so bright ;
3 e comes ! in the glen now her wheels are careering,
e
nd the fair strath is unfolded to sight.
" get tly invites her, his current retarding,
line;,e like him mid his banks and his bowers ;
And thou,-,n whose whose hopes this glad day is rewarding,
Exult 11., she enters our Lyon-King's towers.
Thep% ands she seeks, in her progress ascending,
Tay in his cradle; the deer in his lair ;
•
urntpause, where Atholl is matchlessly blending
No he wild and the winning, the grand and the fair.
mark, trom von loch where the river is flowing,
The wide-spread domain of Breadalbane is seen,
ere nt hire and skill, hand in hand ever going,
alaye fashioned a dwelling well worthy a Queen.
ee more 'to the Earn ; at the name ofgood Drummond
•41.' bat harp. or what bosom untouched will be found ?
Theher approach-and his clansmen are summon'd ;
.'• Tpride of the Highlands are gathered around.
ihtintle 8 so proud soon shall prostrate be lying ;
izyCe eilese is pursued over forest and fell ;
The your pastimes, for time is fast flying.
Perth'
hour is at Land when she bids us farewell.
th' SePt- -6, 1842.
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QUEEN'S EMBARKATION
FOR SCOTLAND.

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The following w.A. , is a copy of the official report of the
''Layor on the subject of her Majesty's embarka-
,l for Scotland :
Coo Lille Lord Mayor has the honour to report to the
of Aldermen that her Majesty the Queen having
_tensP'essedtO signify her intention to visit her domi-
ill
seem Scotland, and to proceed thither by water,
higtime. in the course of the month of August last,
16.4-'ordship felt it to be his duty, as Conservator of
twstiver Thames, to attend her Majesty upon her
die.l‘kation, and to escort her throughout his juris-
;'l`)n, in like manner as was done in the Mayoralty
e late Mr. Alderman Magnay, in the year 1824,
stide.ri his Majesty King George the Fourth went to
_lreturned from Scotland ; and in the Mayoralty
"then Alderman Farebrother, in the year 1834,
corctnk. her Majesty Queen Adelaide proceeded to the
he,.inent upon a visit to her relatives, and upon
return.
11,4" The Lord Mayor consequently proceeded to
the requisite arrangements, and applied to the
lion. Sir James Graham, her Majesty's prin-
„ra
to thetay of State for the Home Department,
light Hon. Sir John Barrow, one hf the
• tries to the Admiralty, respectfully requesting
. informed (as he was anxious to pay all due re-
. ;Int to her Majesty) of the time and place from
I.4'leh it would please her Majesty to embark, that he
311 t be in attendance upon her Majesty, and accorn-
-1 her throughout his jurisdiction.
That in addition to a reply from Sir John Bar-
‘,,ieA, transmitting a letter from Mr. Drummond,
1' it to the. Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, his
at-liship received a letter from Sir James Graham,
til4ting that he bad laid the Lord Mayor's letter before
e, Queen, and had received her Majesty's commands
d!inform his Lordship. that the time of her Majesty's
~uparture for Scotland was not definitively fixed :
1,;.,,ft1at her Alaje:ity would embark from the Royal Dock-
nr,l,, 41,d at Woolwichthat it s her pleasure that
ceremonies connected with the conservancy of the
77 Thames should be dispensed with on the occasion.
Itst th, His Lordship, therefore, gave directions to Capt.
Superintending Harbour-master of the
of N‘tLondon, to be in attendance at Woolwich,
Lq
4, .
ache officers and boats of the harbour service, on
y of her Majesty's embarkation, and to afford
y
ever facility in his power for the same."

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tARRIAGE Iti LIFE.—On Thursday, the
alb
Stinstant, at the parish church of Freshwater, Isle of
itght,ancis : by the Rev. J. F. Isaacson, the rector, the Hon.
Grosvenor Hood, Captain and Lieut.-Colonel in
\ •,(4""nallier Roe-iment of Gurrds, and brother of the
~.I..eount Hoed, to Elizabeth .Itine, ilgi-Admiral Sir Graham Eden Hamond, 13art., and
second daughter of
`AB., of NttaoP-Lodoe, Freshwater. 1