The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-20 00:00:00

The Queen commands Mr. Brenham to inform Lord
I,4erpooi, that she has directed her most serious atten-
tion to the declared sense of Parliament, as to the pro-
rietv a some amicable adjustment of existing difieren-
!„. being' attempted: and submitting to that high an-
ahority with the gratitude due to the protection slot has
always received from it, her Majesty no longer waits for
coummnication from the Ministers of the Crown, but
commands Mr. Brougham to announce her own Teeth-
nfits,to reosider say ayrangosamst that eon he suggested
consistent with Ilier dignity and honour.
her o'slock, Fs Way, 901 Anse,
No. 11.
TEE EARL OP LIVERPOOL IN ANSWER TO Tit! ISODINIT-
NICATION FROM THE QUEEN ON THE SAM! DAT.
Lord Liverpool has had the honour of receiving the
•.h yen's corumnnication of this day, and begs leave to
acqvaint her Majesty that a memorandum delivered by
Lord Liverpool to Mr. Brougham on the 15th April
last. contains the propositions which Lord Liverpool
was coartvandod by the King to communicate through
alolirougham to her Majesty.
Her Majesty has not been advised to return any an-
swer to those propositions, bnt Lord Liverpool assures
ler Majesty that the King's servants will still think it
their duty, notwithstanding all that has passed, to re-
ceive for consideration any suggestions which her Ma-
jesty or her advisers may have to offer upon those pro-
positions.
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No. 111.
COMMUNICATION FROM Tlll QI•EEN TO THE zaiat
LIVERPOOL.
lie Queen commands Mr. Brougham to inform lAgsl
Liverpool that she has received his Letter, and that the
Memorandum of April 15. 1420, which the propositioss
made through Lord Hutchinson had appeared to super-
sede, has also been DOW SUIPMiIieLI to her Majesty for the
first time.
Her Majesty does not consider the terms there speci-
fied as at all according with the condition upon which
she informed Lord Liverpool yesterday that she would
entertain a proposal, namely, that it should be consistent
With her dignity and honour. At the same time she is
willing to acquit those who made this proposal, of in-
tending any thing offensive to her Majesty and Lord
Liverpool's letter indicates a disposition to receive any
inggestions which she may offer.
Her Majesty rel.tins the same desire which she com-
mended Mr. Brougham yesterday to express, of submit-
ting Her own wishes to the authority of Pediment,
now so decisively interposed. Still acting upon the same
principle, site now conmiands Lie. Brougham to add,
abs fettle is weeessary, before making any further
proposal, to have it understood that the recognition of
het rank and privileges as Queen, must be the basis of
any arrangement which can he made. The moment
that basis is established, her Majesty will be ready to
stigimst a method by which she conceives all existing
differences nosy be satisfactorily adjusted.
HA Jaime, le&
No. 1%.
THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL IN ANSWER TO THE COMS11:-
RIC:IVO:4 PROM THE wrestle/Jr THE Mtn JUNE, HMI.
Lord Liverpool has bad the honour of receiving the
Qween's communication, and cannot refrain from ex-
pressing she extreme ',uprise of the King's servants
that the 31einonniluin of April 15th, the only proposi-
tion to her 31ajesty, which ever was anthorised by his
Majesty, ahonld out hat e 'been submitted to her Majesty
until yesterday.
That Memorandum contains so full a cornmunicatiens
of the intentions and views of the King's 011,11,111111110
with respect to the Queen, as to have entitle. WA&
jesty s sertants hi an equally frank, full, and
planation on the part of her Illajjesty's advisers.
The memorandum of the lath April, while it paw
posed that her Majesty should abstain from the exercise
of the rights and privileges of Queen with certain ex-
ceptions, did nut call upon her Majesty to reocnince any
of them.
Whatever appertains to her Majesty by law, as Qums
must coedits, to appertain to her so long as it is oat
abrogated by law.
The King's servants in expressing their mans ID
receive the snggestion for a satisfactory stai
which her Majesty's advisers promise, think it rillArn
order to save time, distinctly to state that any proposi-
tion which they could feel it to be consistent with their
duty to recommend toshis Majesty, must have for its
leis her Majesty's residence Amid.
AIM June,