The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-02 00:00:00

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Potissioters, Kerr. 29.—At ten o'clock the Royal
sisidrea anchored at Spithead, when his Majesty re
eeived the addresses from Gosport and Ponies. At one
o'clock his Majesty left the Royal George, and went on
board his barge, from which be landed at Portsmouth,
sad proceeded to dine with the Earl of Arran, at Bognor,
on his way to Brighton.
BatullTON, SEPT. 30.—We have the happiness to state
that the King arrived here yesterday evening, in the
best health and spirits, from Portsmouth. His Majesty
will leave us, either today or to-morrow, for his palace
in Pall-mall, in order to be present at a Council sum-
atoned fur Monday. His Royal Highness the commander-
In-chief took his departure on Thursday usurping fur
the metropolis.—(Brighton Herald.)
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Werstesses roa Tun QVIII,I.—On Saturday 9,0 ha- I
bans arrived at Dover. Au immense concourse of per-
sous assembled on the beach; the enthusiasm was almost
equal to the arrival of the Queen; the sailors . jumped
iuto the sea and brought the men on shore in their
arms; they arrived at ten o'clock, but it was five before
they got their certificates from the Custom-house ; they
went oil in two coaches, preceded through the town by
a band of music ; they arrived at Hasunterswith at
eight o'clock yesterday morning ; lodgings were pro-
vided in a hontie situated in the High-street, Hammer-
smith. The Countess Ohli and some others are expected
this evening.
The Rev. Mr. Fellowes performed divine service be-
fore her Majesty and the family yesterday at Branden-
burg!. Hisnse.
Her Majesty bat fixed Wednesday, the II th instsnt
to receive Add from St. John's. Iforslydown,
Winchester and several other towns; also the Printers,
awl St. Anne's Limehousr.

Addresses to the Queen at Bramienburgh Howe:—
Tuts Dtr.—Shipwriglits—Metropolitan—Bristol, Male
anti Female—Monmouth—St. Katherine'a Tower—St.
James, Westminster—Jetiburgh—Abergarenny—New-
castle-under•Line—Calne, Wilts—Chipping Sudbury.
Tn•Moasow.—Lightermen and Waternsen—Ecitnon.
ton—St. Pancras—St. Saviour's—St. George's-in-the-
Eaat—St. Pancras. Chichester.

The Watermen's procession to-morrow is expected to
present one of the most interesting aquatic spectacles
that has ever been witnessed in this country. A vast
number of boats will come up the river from Graves
-
roil ; their number will he swelled at every stairs which
they may pass on their way f thence to Hammer-
smith. There is not a boat on the river which will not
be called in requisition. It is impossible to convey an
adequate idea of the enthusiasm which every where pre-
vails in favour of our gracious Queen.
Mr. Brougham arrived in town on Saturday morning
from Westmorland, and, we are happy to add, in im-
proved health. In the afternoon the Learned tlentle-
man awd Mr. Williams dined together at Brookes's. The
faerea's Coned are now all in town, and have already
held a consultation at Mr. Vizarik
Dr. Lushington had :in interview with bet Majesty on
Friday. Iler Majesty ha. not yet intimated any desire to
attend the House of Lords Jilting the progress of her
defence.

Anse*, the witnesses arrived at Dover, is said to be
lonia Borgatni, the brother of the Baron, aa well as the
Countess Oldi, his sister. The Baron himself is said to
be within a near distance of the British shore, so that he
may. If necessary, be sum ((((( nett here.
Then is no pretence for the falsehoods citenlated in
Paris, dist he had there wade himself an object of no-
torietr. On the contrary, he has been extremely re-
.stried in his conduct ever since he quitted the service
lenjesty at St. Owen.