The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-06 00:00:00

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hatIAL OF lIER MAJESTY AT *r. OMERS.
t poacher and his wife (an English woman), the
d dia betel, wbo bad made ferry arrangement
r„Theassaneetiation of their Royal guest, had almost
••• .ba conclusion that she had stopped at some
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,'"'-- beam on the road—when the well-known crack.
'--;.ev(die postillions whips, as they drove aeon the
7,4l.gase notice of the approach of some of the party. 1
I.strir seconds afterwards, Mr. Alderman Wood, who,
';ek Ma Count 'Vann, bail come forward in order to 1
e, dist every thing was In rradines, entered the inn. 1
„al, and ordered firm and refreshment.. The Worthy
,Masan appeared to he a good deal fatigued, hot still I
used a praiaeworthy activity in seeming the comfort
his Royal )distress. An English lientleman (Mr. '
,hrtLoai), who, with his family, were on their way to
pais, now row from his bed, and tendered the use of
, roams, which were in a retired part of the building,
.... the use of her Majesty ; hut this was not necessary.
Ile aim expressed a hope that he might be allowed to pay
his personal respects to her Majesty in the course of the
. After a short interval, the renewed rrarking of
ships called all who were in attendauce to the gate.
'dinette, Majesty end suite were seen advancing ; and
here a wellies accident had nearly occerred, in conse-
,,oce of the want of experience in the drivers. In
:!lewendint the hill, one of the leaders of her Majesty's
rarriage fell, moth for a few seconds there was reason to
J•reliend that the carriage would have been °venerated.
The prompt aasistance 011ie persons present. however.
recreated this misfortune, and her Majesty was driven
*etch, to the Inn. A carpet was spread on the steps,
and She immediately alighted ; and, leaning on the arms
of Aliening Wood and Count Vasali, entered tlem.bouge.
he somewhat rxhillsted from the fatigue
She alltlragoes, bat, soon recovering herself, oho
slip
resumed her i cited spirits. Rh. ascended to her bed.
el,„,ber. arrioupani Jig Lady Hamilton and some of
h-r female aitrudants, whom theve were three—two
French women, and one Piedmontem. Her Majesty
au dressed in a rich twillc•J sarsnet pelisse, of a puce
colour, limed tith ermine. and wore on her head a white
willow bat, sender in shape to the present fashionable
Leghorm bats. Notwithstanding the unfavourable effects
which neat here accrued from the journey which she had
jest accomplished, site looked extremely Interesting. It
eras isot a Hale singular, that the bed-chamber Into which
kit majesty was lint shown, was that in which the late
poked Kant, when coming with the Duchess of Kent
to. England, Idol step% Her Majesty preferring a room
rime au mobl have her female attendants close t„ her
ibie uniform habit), chose a room of a less magnificent
4eWriptioa, in an upper part of the I se. It may now
be Intertstiet to oar readers to state the permits who
reimposed her Majesty's suite. There were five carriages
is J. The drst was that in which Alilernau Wood and
toast Vilma arrived. It was a sort of calash, dean*'
by three horses. The second was an English post.
Aerie?, yellow body, with "C. P. W." and the Royal
area M the pannels. drawn by four horses. In this a ere
in Majesty, Lady Anne Hamilton, and a line little fe-
adedild, Omit three years old, whom her l‘lajesty,
is dillsmokji with her beeevolent practices or former
wadies, WI adapted. Then came a large English
tromMageerviage, similar in colour, and the patinas
tableland le the same way with the chariot. In this
were lawMijesty's three female danamities. There were
menhir Washes, in which were Mr. Austin, the young
ass adopted by her Majesty at Blackheath, chose name
has hmasetepeatedly a:rationed ; Mr. Wooti, Jon.. and
vernal sick lorantbes of her Majesty's household ;
most • Litlvie.svce,h webetAajn.ialt.r.doiletitnhore Countttliom
Sslgeglthew, saes repeated speculations. This Gen-
tles* has engaged leer Majesty's contideaee,
la of the fidelity with which he had attend.
vil tis her ends CORMS/. itis MO certain whether
Majesty to Eoglaud. lie is a
tin, vs tooling man, of middle age,
scd was respectfully attentive to her Majesty's person;
his mannees see those of a man who had moved in the
Lightest circles.
Altee her Majesty had partaken of some refreshments,'
she ;mired so •keds expecting the return of heel
farriers. One of the o poems' was to bring her Majesty
maw amides of dress from London.
Pon alter her Majesty had reached l'Hotehle l'Anci•
rasePorte, the Calleais k tim guard on duty at the gates
tifk Oast arrived at die Jill, and **pressed an hien-
tin of glendog to her Majesty a pant of honour, to he
plaid at, the *stemmas to the hotel, as long as she should
mods sit the town. The offer having been cm/initial-
cowl to hee Majesty, she said, that however dittoed
she be by the attention of thee:taker in question,
yet stirrii herself bound to decline the intended distinc-
tion. la lies prokress ;breath Prance she had been
timid yids studied, neglect t and she knew too well
tt was flee the high rank which she heW, to Recept
Ow as isolated lowa
.that which had been withheld
from
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diewhove, cud y hide she wld e not but considue
el aet lowitda herself personally, but toward.
that emil6n let which she was the Queen. The officer
Wt the dad, apparently mortified ; but whether his
aw preminissi from the suggestions of his own Kansa-
n; es Rem onion whieb helad received from his siipm.'
tia.„,tat he becieleititil.
Ike - .
wee %math fetigued on ThtiPslay, that
she was g its quit her bed-chamber to attend the
orispei peal. She Was, on Friday morning, however
ll
l illseeith add spirits. Her Majesty expressed
laliwkir
moat hoe dimity to reach Sbglan.l. She al-
um, Ilbserfal, except when speaking of the
Prioress , to whose memory ber hears is fondly
416001, Mei Ma= mode covalent inquiries after
:fp . _ ik She was acquainted in Engleed,
fail sensible if the attentions which many of
the families she has met felt it their duty to pay
19 her.
. natal Sid military (lacers. however,
who t there, (tattled the town in order to
anii their respects to her Majesty.
it was it telegraphic ansunetation bad
hum to the milleney authorities at Calais, Indian
titg din alWei attention was to be piiel to her Ma jeety
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104111% he Commandant seat for an Entlish Heathe-
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lis s 111 paaaalla a measiderable acquaintance with
trforts to whom he stated, that if all 1
Pic et respect were offered to her
rh
Ifilioestie,seollitsZtitiest degree calculated •to prodpat
NO in the town. he *Wild be undet the necessity
Llit=irtti•o
rats rt it, ity mesas eve. extending to
sen
"Iw as erpfsb•asiali that it t teat sups iotendedposed iothoatves':eriber
netty's borsei from the carriage, and draw het into
'Nee; bat it excited a mere ostensive construction,
litiLmia.sid meets iedignatien among the English
le the thine. The Commandaet said, that her
y wlp tract ling as the emotes, of OWL and that
it
iitskalid
War be would visit her himself. This, bow-
'"lts*, the sue. • All kw Majesty's couriers bad
4444=1ib draw. up lie nesseegets from' La Reis*
.., '
ead her •Majetey hod invariebly adopted
It 141tn1lil Ohl, lima. Time was so pretence.
k4th,; fbe withheaslies tram het the respect dee to
°. F ri* enmity* ily4seelaipeid pekes relished
16 Iraql
dr Cala* inill her
otiloseioliddersk lad lird,awsse.. **girl Majesty's Stew-
-•••• trd. Lord liaseldoma Ike aloe oa loud dm yrair.._LespoW •, bet she was. espeehlty enae• ell by Mr.
'Nibs", The They waseaserded se see the Learned
. . difiemiratit, lie pagoda to the illeurben hotel, 1
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