The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-20 00:00:00

Vit QUEEN.

"it MAJESTY!S-VIsIT TO Hatug-EnsmyEtt ctinacx.
Her MAJESTY having signified her intention of
reeiving the. Sacrament "at Hammersmith Church,
Yesterday was the day appointed for the per-
tortnance of the sacred ceremony, and every ne-
cessary Preparation was made. A. pew was ap-
rpriated for her Majesty's use.—At an early
ur
.cr.owds of 'persons assembled round :the
Church, and remained a long time, in order to
tee her Majesty enter. A great many indivi-
duals were from London.—By eleven o'clock' the
Body 'of the Church was thronged to excess, and
SO
great was the interest excited amongst the in-
kliabitants, &c. to see her. Majesty, that they took
Kneir stations in the Church-yard, and were satis-
-1‘(12;t1 by looking through- the windows of the
"arch, whilst hnndiedS of others were necessi-
tated to leave for want of rnorn:—The walls and
l'allittgs opposite the Church were lined by per-
xotts. who had stationed -themselves in situations
to command a view of her Majesty, and various
were the carriages which likewise were stationed
near the place of worship, chiefly filled with
:dies. The
.dullness of the morning did- not
of in any degree to have lessened the numbers
the crowd.—Many females formed a passage
leading to theVestry7door prior to her Majesty's
arrivala at the Church. Her Majesty arrived at
b
-- °at live minutes before eleven o'clock, with Lady
Ann Hamilton and Mr.. Austin, prior to which time
fir
Alderman Wood arrived in his chariot.--Aer e
;Jes_itY.came in her state carriage. She Was re-
ceve" with cheers as 'she passed along to the Church.
0 ''' alighting from her carriage she was received by
ore Churchwardens, and conducted into the body:
the Church through the Vestry. Matting was
placed over the stones, in order to prevent her
aJesty's feet from receiving damp or cold. She
stats conducted to the. Minister's Pew, which was
ated oP in a neat style with crimson velvet,
.and
elegant chair covered with the same was
v,i'aced for her Majesty to sit on during Di-
• ire Service. Mr. Alderman Wood, Lady Ann,
frarnilton, and Mr.- Austin, sat not far. distant.
42.41 her Majesty, and several of her Majesty's
fashionably
attended. The galleries were crowded with
fashionably dressed persons, mostly Ladies, and
dia"Y were obliged to stand.: The Charity
''l-dren were very neatly dressed, and were
0 stationed in the galleries. at each' side of the
tfr'4art• On her Majesty's entering the Church
hie whole of the audience stood up and received
„7 with every respect. Her Majesty was dress-
; a rich white satin dress, with a kind of
arbaii head-dress, and a white veil loosely
thrown over her' head. She:looked. remarkably
1'll• The Rev. Mr. :Leggett- read tire morning
rayers. It was said that a Requisition, signed
Y Several respectable inhabitants of the town,
i?-s sent to the Clergyman, requesting that her
.".laiesty should be prayed for in the Church 3Ts-
..'rday. If so, however this request was not ac-
ceded to. The was preached bysthe Rev-.
M. Atwood, in a very impressive and eloquent
manner. He took his text from the 9th chapter of
eremiab, the 24th verse, as follows :•--" But let him
that glorieth glory in this, that he understandeth
and knoweth me, that I am the Lord, which exer-
cise
loving-kindness, judgment, and righteous-
Zessl in the earth ; for in these things I de-
ht, saith the Lord.” During
the sermon her
iia.)eSty paid most particular attention. Her
alesty also joined in prayer. On the Reverend
elitlernen-leaving.the pulpit a great number of
the
audience quitted their seats in the church, in
:P" of seeing her Majesty proceed to her car-
-age, but the crowd already .assembled was im-
c4se• Her Majesty, after. some prayers. had
en read, was condUcted to the altar, when the
k
'lt• Mr. Atwood performed the Sacrament Ser-,
:ce, and administered the Sacrament to her Ma-
"r("stY7. who received it with every due reve-
,e,,l!ce- After joining in prayer, her Majesty
:'
,'"Ltted the altar, and passed through the vestry-
t °O6l lOtt her way to her carriage, which: was at
c,hurch door. Matting was placed as .before
for "er to walk over. On proceeding along she
s as cheered with enthusiasm by the persons as-
iernbled, who called out," The Queen for ever,"
returned
Caroline for ever," &c.. Her Majesty
aitttrued the cheers by bowing as she -passed
°flt• Her Majesty entered her carriage and
:r°ceeded to Brandenburgh House, accompanied
s before. Her carriage was followed by a nu-
fiemus assemblage, who expressed every demon-
stration-of
respect.—(Morning Chronicle.)
Ott Wednesday the 29th inst. (instead of Sun-
Lay the 26th inst.), her Majesty will attend Di-
sine Worship at St. Paul's, influenced by the
same -motives which have led her to visit the
humble Church of Hammersmith. She will be
v
eceived at Temple-bar by the Loan MAYOR
41„14 the Officers of the 'Corporation, in their state
,—statue, and conducted to the Church with the
h4'e cQremonies -which attended the last visit of
itlate Majesty to the same place.—(Court Cir-
ar.)

to T,
-I) LIVERPOOL'S LETTER TO THE QUEEN:
isoll Friday, Mr. KEPPEL CRAVEN received the
arri,ng Letter, with its Enclosure, from the
LivillpooL • the substance of which we
bee 04
Lo
_,Saturday,,
in our Daily Extracts from
L nuon Journals :
eraveurd Liverpool presents his compliments to Mr. Keppel
by tl, attd incloses the Answer to the communication made
11 It' Queen's commands, of. the 13th loistant.
Ans Livrrpool thinks it material dr observe, that this
wrr
;,ell had been
must not be understood as withdrawing the facilities
tR preciously offered for procuring residence
o!tdorr for the Queen.
Fife-House, 17th Nov. 1840."
lion Lord Livepool has laid before the King the communica,
140 "'high he had the honour of receiving from the Queen,
, ugh Mr. Keppel Craven, on the 13th inst.
Liverpool has received his Majesty's command to in—
tzbg 'Queen, through the same channel, that it is not pus-
aniur his Majesty, under all the circumstances, to assign
Y of the Royal Palaces for the Queen's residence.
(11 e
I+rd Liverpool has been further commanded to inform the
htt 'ir that, until Parliament shall meet for the dispatch of
tri:,-",esmr the allowance which has hitherto been enjoyed by
,"Peen will be continued to her ; and that it will then be
col:
to
liament; to determine the amount of the future provi-
-I,ift! be granted to her Majesty.
- House, 17th Nov. 1820.
j he moment Mr. Craven received these letters
mtnediately communicated their contents to
ier•
Majesty. Saturday Mr. Brougham and Mr.
'llama waited upon her Majesty, to consult

upon what further steps should be taken in this
momentous subject) when it was determined that
her Majesty should again 'write to the Earl of
Liverpool, urging) in still stronger terms, the de-
mand which had been made under her sanction.
This letter was immediately conveyed to the
Earl of Liverpool by the Hon. Mr. Keppel
Craven.