The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-07 00:00:00

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THE SI AMMAN.

THE QUEEN. I Ina illailitY'rl PROGREJA TO LONDON. - •
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torereotwe, by throe testinsonies of reretellfilit •
• . roe-- I ifeateeth, Meting her Majesty rose at nine, and isti- it was oterlias that she:had anticipated ow- - •that
The oldest inhahilaut of Dover d°44 not meant an: mated-thatch! would set out on her journey to London she hail formed's right Mine& of the- nollpild; c-
instance of such a n,aiie 9( people „ was „hemmed to' at half-past ten. The horses and mouton were ordered'!! ter. Whilst inaoy experseral their beilnjes Si !gists of
witnesg the retnru of our interoding Qaren. Even the ac"rtli.nClt I congratuletion, fervent hrenedieflttne =be bestial
enswil whi was drawn together at the timeline of the - Aldan( the mornina was ostreenele ant moveable,' ! from the dose tortferous pact of the age. So
Poreien Sovereigns. did lint natal hy one half the lig- from a rononnot fall of rain, the moot in hour of the earnest was the general writable*: of reaper/. that eatery
areoate volt
Ito hail her Mejeoty's return. The , hotel was filled with wellairrowd persons, aud - 1 wrier in the Royal sok* was honoured, by some mark
soultitosle was i 11111 l emir.. It may be 'oily saiii, that it win low %via throiseett with apeetatnta. iof popular applause. It was nut well knows in Loudon
ettinprilesl nearly the entire of the most reopectable, us The people would not permit the horses to bet pat to 1 where her. alajeaty would take op her residenee, end
well ag of the iiiferior, classes in Dover anti the neigh.: the 'dale, but insiste I upon slra..ving tier Majesty the unsititusle was, theteftOo, :mattered in various dim-
hostrhooti, as far as Canierisara. It (.o,,,pri„ti An,„t, ronspleteirr ?twang', the tutu. Elam toe window, on 1 tions; anil broken lattrinsfatinct groritse, as the cave/-
every individual of two, oases, and of all ages, aim waa • reach `Me of the street dales h ta! log appropriate %keit es , rule palate(' thrweeh St. lieorge'obelds, Ott pnrseino
nut iletained at borer by illness, or other resama Noodle wet, slisplarrd, and die Indies were every +t here seen ! its route over W rominster-bridge, the nonititode re-'
cogant. I'housands dwell dreagest Ladies appeared on waving their handleernhleta, 504 auitsina i s the general I asaeonklest in one compact boas., and, pieceding or fol-
the heeds. and at the witollows, welcosuino her Sl:skate evelausattosi of s• lama ova oar gracious Queen l ' 1 lowing in the train, accompansed the procesaion to ii%
in the most enthusiastic wanner ; and at six o'clos.k a " I'm': lee Wee" L'41"11,"e.. S'.-.• close. The embus:men with whirls it ems reeeired on
deputation of the itshabitanta of the tistvis lowed to br The verse was tct-emelt: imposing, an I her '.'slajosty 1 its approach w the. metropolis, etas itlesclibehle, anti
introduced to her Majesty, stating, that they were am- . attlwatea to be gr •atly alrat..l. Sae retie:sterile tat her left no ilohat of the syntalthy anal re and of the ?ova'
:lions' to present to her .to address. expreasiye of their head at of the window to tiros, who veal/41'ra gain is lof 80, ca wry. Throe were every rotifer, so oneimen•
fes•ling. on her
the arrival in,
her own kinviotn. view of Isar conntettanee. Sloe also waved her liaielker- I rally iliriplayert, that no one could possibly roast:skis-thee..
The 11111 l nent the arrival of thew Gentlemen was nwn- thief. and, calling on the propie to soaves their King, ! 11ER :11AJEhTT'a allItIV at AND RIWEPTION IN
tinted to her Majesty. glie'stesired that they might be ad- cried " Long live King George the Fourth!" 111 E al ETROPOLIB.
tuitte•l to her presence. She shoal
at the tipper end of the A 'era mane of the young taficcer. of the cavalry regi- Her Majesfy arrived in town allottlt after *Yen
room, Alderman Wood on her right, and Ludy Hamilton went stationed at Canterbury aeroinpanied her alajeatv o'clock, a d her
- s. arrival oas known in the House of
on her left Irma. The deputation stain entered, and, un loorashack, Cann Canterhoey to Sinsbnorne.
Comm ens b‘..y.- the loud acclasnatiens of the people with
rime to her ma. Thronels every villaare on the runts- towaral- louden
hawing with great respect, advance,'
the same enthasiagiss prevailed. All Miliaria was at an 1 which act maje•ty was greeted on crossing Westmin•
jeaty, whets one of the Gentlemen read' the following
adders.:— . end, and every 111... s Of otseiety *Petard to feel it &aho T
yto I star-bridee. hcagh nut otiginally intended to pats
I pay hormore to het Majesty. The bells of the churches lup Pall-m Bi all, os direction %vas taken by the great
"eo rite ,)cast's ranee racetarar of isissay. s were art ring tug, and all wait joy and exaltation. body of horsemen who preceded the Royal carriage.
" Mac it please your Rojal Mitibirty. , At Sittsiselsourne a Itanecf of singyinen, is their i•t.%% ..
as
and i not thoneht necessary to turn suddenly off-
" We, tour AtilieSt%.% n11.14t dutiful and loyal subjects, ' full Lomas and kinds, were waiting in the road to pay
die 10mi:roosts otthe town and port of 'hover, beg Ware their respect. to her Majesty. and approached het for The-sentries on daft- at Carlton -bout, presented armi.
to approach your Majsatty'a most gracious person, IQ that purpose while the isar.eo were rhaiseine. I but In a manner in ..leafing that at me teserve and m-
utter our most hearty congratidation, on roar asaii•styas At the battens of .Cbathain-hill the whole population I barrassment extended era-n to their bumble station,
cafe arrival in your own kingdom. II 4' bee Irate to 1,1 Ow town of Chatham anal it yieioity were collected llt rat now unstriotatal that her Majesty was to pro-
assan• your Majesty how deeply we deplore the Perna: ta bid her Alajmity et-elevate. On attempt was matis• to re-! teed to the boas? of Mr. Alderman Wood, in South
stliich, limier the ilispe.sigion sillsivitse Providence. have a-a• tile cotoplinwn, of drau ing her Majesty throngh the, I
Auji„.
.street, there to fie tar abode for the present.
to lately taken place in this nation--amt beg leave to ' tow!' : hot, as her Majesty was :mahout% to get to London - -
Thither all parties, whether on horseback or as
firs,
n.
offer to
your Majesty our minio cont fi
condolence on the r.' W ar- the i lose of tlayott.her Palliest the people desisted. • '
mitt, of our late imich•belovell anti everataltralassientegi She toss. Isnwever. cheered trolls every howe as she ; nor began to hasten, and won inched into a countlelo
most eraeions Sovs•reig it, and to assure your Majesty of, passed, spa all were alike lima in their aretanuoinro of , uoultitudc t those who, from better or earlier int'arata-
our tiro attachment to -:,e
Douse of ilratistrick, and of I app! ",.e. The cranes dearribed as having taken plate i tine, had already stationed themselves in that oaartar.
our determination to supra'''. at all times. those priori-; in the other tows% were reamed until she ha•l gone: As her Majesty proceeded up Pall-mall and St. James' a.
pies which placed them on the British throne. Wr re•l Culltpl.4oll' tlitOUgli Rochester and Stroud, She ass .I street, the interest of the scene increased— .; the window
joiee at the oppi•rotuity 0 Web pair Majesty has at this , 5140 .o•C'l7le.l hy a ter; lIIIIIVerOIit eaValealle of bOr4.llllrel. !of •
ail the elegent and fashionable houses at that ena
time been graciously plea wit to afford pis of atlarensing , At t irate-en I a rain. wis arawn across the road, and,
! of the town etere thronged with elegaut women: an t
von, for whom ire entertain the highest and moo pro- in •Is timer or Ilse 'Trate., entre idea of Alderman Wood,
the brilliant effect was increased in interest and dignity
found veneration and respect ; and to assure volt r ala- i her Majesty was again drawn lay her subjects entirely I
jesty how fully we participate in every happiness wail can' through the town, *maw reiterate,' cheers. i by the airerionate conn etulationg hots every quas-
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experience; and more partieularla on pone being nowt From Dartford ,everal horwiesen came to meet her; ter; Is: the rayara by the cheer rig ruffle:au:a-
placed on the British throne as (bison of England. Mae ; Slajoity, and as-companies' her carets?, from theme to I (ions of every r mi.:. age and ref. In the different
this event, so pleasing to the motion, be proslavtiteX ol Lostlion. As she advanced towards *hooter s•hill the i Club-houses of St. Jatuas'saxtreet the Noblemen and
permanent felicity to your Ilaje m
sty. and may your rei attendant cavalcade increased in numbers. Durelredo i fleetietrizn appeared in the
wineow,
and
on tae 1,4..
over us Ile long and happy." oaf crime, lest of all dearriptions were seen stationary on i . .
cronies in conoidersble number., and paid their respects
Ti this her Majeoto returned the for. most gra- ' rails side of the road, filled with well-dressed female!, I
clans answer a - who, as lwr Majeoty passed, joined In the universal shout, ! to her in can
as fhe passed. The a irafola at LlrookaO,
° I um deeply impressed %%ids all the attentioh the mat roatinued to wave their handlterrkieta Three' in St. James's street. was COMplerC:y tiled with tatas-
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town et Dover has 'Winn to ma en toy arrival In these Yebielea atterwaran formed part of the procession, and denten, who re:halt:ea uncovered r him her Ola,,erty
realms. I trust than sane
he permitted to promote the battle...a of my •uthieeta.im An hirt Majesty's carrier; aearen,lea the towar
~.. hill as
1 sensible of these attentious. and re•poitettly . niatica;i
I, indent, feel most gratified in ing again milted to sto LanAoss, one of her horses fell, and for a time there was
them by a graceful inclination of the bea' d Her M
ca-
noble and gent-root a nation." i onaidesoble confaciton. The animal was. however, soon '.sty's • prosereto, as she approached roach Audlea-
.
The slepistation had then the honour to airs her Ma.: relieves% from its dangerous situation, and its place sa-
jesiv's hand, AA retire& deeply Slurs-tied with her , plied by another. 'I he eataira hf then quickly ail
. l street, us., much retarded, so Float was the preteen
cundescension. 1 refaced. It was pr.-roiled by a timid ultimo:men waving .of the people, all antlous to catch a glance of the
Several Ladies were artery:arta: permitted to enter the 1 their hat.. and repeatiaig the cries of " Lail live Queen il Mother of tht ir Ire beloved PlOnees--all aainsated ay
coons, and were kindly receiteil by law Maisote. i Carolina; . I one'feat; eta of duty, loyalty. and devotion. 'I be caval-
Iler Majesty agt•••niled her saltriage 11'1'1611-past gin.' Is 311 11,0SP.OU'•1.:114 of :Ise town whialt point or lead• e i .. II- • J
at cpi ao rani at. aincoosi rem, through Ftecadisio.
'flue crowd collected was beyond all calculation. The •to the high 'liner rssaa, at the rolwlialt its St. Gcorges-I . . .
i sett Larson-•trees. to Smith Audleyaltriet, and theft
carriage was drawn by the popnlace completely out of flel.lo at the lleplas to anti Carle, the Bricklayers' Arms,
the to an, amidst loud alai reitt.rattal cheers. the sinefittide had beams rapidly to increase shunt three the crowd a• rest.
was so e real, that it was with
lima al ajEToto ntorpToson AT issoorpotootty, o's.loali, anti the %leather, nitiit rateable as it was, bad . the mono 1 tlOtteulty the carriage wild drive aro Mir
Ills worship the Mayor of Canterbury havine oleall %A 110 riled in daismino their ardour. The mote loyal pub-: Alderman Wools
neatlief; and when, et last. it hail
I %cans hoisted a royal en,ioi en the start at their sotto i reached the door. it tome seconds before she `.ha
it
military guard turned out, sent the VillfPrinr MIK•
and at Deptford the union
sage to the Commending 'lffiest of the 'Won!, at thea Pu'l '• jark wa""Pended lii path and the steps of the house could I.c cleared, so al
Fonnt.A;si Wel:— . - --... _ ... • _ . ! ll° or the' Of"' "' r"" II"' "'it 24reIrt"""f an Ito allow her Majesty to aqa ht. When, to hot. this faze
" Ilse Masao presents his compliments to he Com- :: ""patihmasalosiosnnalest with those of a deep and .. .i .
was laid Juan
across
the [cot.
attomplish. if, a i lova
troweling Ofhcer, amt requests' to lo• iliforairal of the toe- ; rretilll"te,rest• /wrath' stent't!" "'eh "Ilie'etreihthlt ;
moo The throng of apectioors Iwrnuse nito r dense . .
the way, and hie' Stalmsefr alighted— Sh.e..wat banded
easion fur the guard hying turned outs—Canterbury, '
, Wolter an miasma. wail made towards :he point of anti.. from the carriage by Mr, Aldermen Woad : Mt. Philiji
dune li.•' oil oral meeting: Lleattord an.l Greenwich poured on: ! Wood, and several other Gentlemen, bring on the stet s
is indite,' ' ate etIOCOUrse all ranks and conditions of 'to receive her. V"- •Ist tl 't teas, of •the t 1
ras . a ot. g • i ablations
their 'oat "VW: Illaeltheath resembled wane great]
in.
were most astound:ng. and the waving af banditti-
conimast , "t ; and at Shioneraoloill sere drawn up io
chiefs, from the windows at all the h Malin in eight,
ea.ollent an array of harisoches, chaises, and
other ye , allot rids respectable and decent inceasant and universal. Even the mgn"on of the
isomers. It oil sr he doubted wit:ober, since the Duke of Cambridge, the present residence of the Prin.
,i.l%+ if (prim Flitabeth. whea Cireenwich vas a - ciao So; his, and the house of tit Miters Fittclarecce
royal seat, atioi st•heu festivals and aquatic spot:who . (both nearly upatoita to tha_ of the Worthy Alder-
tiro laid the bask of its lotP"rtance: its neigh- man), made as muds stow of nivel and attachment
he.ittho•od has ever presented a more direly wen,. ,in • •
two way as any of the rest. When her Majesty had
ileac a previe eorreet inoterstandira loosened to pre•
e
osSl. that Ise•r Males? v would pass over Blackheath ffiered the •
house, there seemed to be a general expert:-
about her o'clock. It teas here. too. that the feelings of : tation that she would show herself from the balcoka.
reliwrt and attachment to this ilk:atrium; lady were per- and shouts of " The Queen ! the Queen, .'• reaciodded
hags most deeply witted. They appeared to derive their un All sides. !oeveral of her Majesty's•felatle attendants
origin rather from re:Mellon than front a contagious cause out, and.Nlr. Alitriems Wood, also presented hiss-
svnioatloy with the fortunes of an uhasoiated rincess.
self, and iatimated to tlopeople that her oltijesty would
!let boar resideltee cm the spot order a less 'Lilted title,
(ratite them be her prevence: Accordingie, in about
boo in ciremostance. not leas painful and harraisinir, had • •
evidently left an impression its her favioar a hich nut the a quarter of an hour, the Queen appeared upon the bal-
subseqdetit lapse of time, 'send <till less any yeasse so- COM*, attended by Mr. Aldermen Wood. Shouts of
uoonro, could ohliterate. Trip revolution massifesied in " Long live the Q teen!" tic. were reneived with tenfold
rousing, npou her uric voinutary inotivta to face her as- eagerness; and t,er .Majesty, walkitig'nearly from MN
reser' and assert bar claim', was ennoisierel by these I end of the balcuny to tlse other, I.st'wd repeatedly. eFlu
parti il li boots and airmstors as satisfactory evidence of then retired anti. •st a real of !semis, nvivgled with rei-
her innuceoce, anal as amply suifieient to rev, et ery ins-
• tented irks of " Boa cave the Queen:" ". Long live
picton. Nothine certainly conbl exasoil the warm en-
thinaom or eager %reliant', with which her Majeity's the Queen!" „Queen Caroline for real" &c. shortly
preseme was greeted as roots at she appeared einouget afterwards Mr. Drottpan, her Majesty's Solicitor-lie-
them. The &vent of the cavalcade which preeraed tier i neral, arlecd at the hove, as diti•filta Hume, the
down Shooters-hill, autitiet the joyono ways!!_' of hats, Member for Aberdeen, nit Robert Wilton, Mi. Harmer,
anal the reiterated shoats of thousanJs. had a flue effect I and several other untierzen. Mr. Deprwin,
we
ender.
as balteld at the opposite eetreinitt of Blackheath. On
stolid had as audience of her Ma es•V but neither he,
arriving at the titeen Man, her
tare carriage drew '
sip, anii she slightest. A mainentaiy depression. liri+i air nor any of the other tlemberatean reentlatd-in the hostel
chiefly from !wipe. rendered ea short repose desirable. more than half an hoer. I'he etowd continued aseria
The attraction now gusty more interim, auJ in order to j bled in the street cued elcien.e'cltsak.
present contagion, and allay the thirst of curiosity, the Tbere was nathing iiite an inusolnation In South
Queen. at the atrace of Aaterman Wood, after part akin,
Andlevaitreet ; tad en the windows of...Aide:maw
of some refreolioneno coodelrertled to Weer at one oft Wood's house were darkened op. 'I here Were., how-
ant windows irf the inn. The crowd, at once sitivErd
eter, same slight itlymanatioas in several houses in
i animates! att this appearonce, burst into a yohetnent •
and proleaCted shout of applause. Der Makes,. bowed lbetatitele-.!reef; • O'd Bac -
Clargeft-street. A . . t. , d street, suit
gracefully, aid notwithstanding tier anxiety and fatiasie ficeadil/y. Over the entrance of ' the • Borlingten•
looked remarkably well. .She %vat o.r,oed ill a black arcade, in Piccadilly, ths te 'was -a +e y' handsome il-
lwille'l Lorene' gown, a for tippet, and e large 'PIT of lumlastion ot lamps:. it cash:ell of the letter C. It..
print tare, with a hat to' tack .stun and leathers. After surmounted by a4_ ronan. All along the 'hunt wall of
a delay of shoot yt) Initiates, she returned her joorney. Doturraroeahoe,_ tt,er ,
a, .
The carriage in which she rode Wes an open baratichia 5 "` " e.tote! placid "re"' large tow
with four root-homes. On die dickey was /eared a Luca beano, whit! had a very breitiatot effect. 'I he clads-
loan. of small statui e, wearing a tun:c anti trowsers of loolites in SO-Jaises'a-streeterefe also Bramituted. A
black cloth, anti a Rabin, AreElted with bleak and member of -board on ibe Sitticle 6f the ThalWlll .
while alters ately, intermixed with beads. This man were Biloxi*, rikninatt‘paidetii:orty thy& by 'Alai
seemed coraiJerahly alarmed at the tetnaltnuasateetie her Majesty passed. • o..wecks
at
d small castles .
sowed him. On t'se icia haml of her Moioay at Mr. I were ar ..tired . ,_ .....__ ~.s.
au r: ptatemy is the tto*.ste of toe snore
Aldermen Wood, end on the opposite oval was Lady i
noon. and the heti, of ail. Bride's, of iriopiegitte. sea
Anne Hamilton. and another• Lade. In the second car-)
.
so'eters' tare lefeftles, fang patois of joy titoighowt
die,. a chaise 'Old four. was a man of colour. aids is
qnatotite of luggage ; and in the third, also a chaise I the engtig.
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sod font, a-ere her Majesty's rove, AlraWoAustin, acd I
Mr. Wood, inn. , ; •
MCionk wl MiltiNol.• Xo i 7il .:-. aat tie supply et
As the wearbet. hid nate timed nts. and the rays of 1 ciolfitees senallatbe ittavy this meow
the stun increase.," tile splendour of ttsp scene, the ear- 1 tog at Moajay's o'4 esstbvir Weer,. sad oldfi,
riace in which her Majeate role was litany% open, and I guperfine sample,' coold oe 's ot .'t If
arrive/.
seed
every one gratified Pith an Immediate rifle of Bear So- this since . ay bee t ; . eery Jae for 'Oath the
hlsaiii
Fri Pi 5 o.stortsurtllle 054310.4105 s tr..renottrelielard.ilecl Jeosaini was •aid •.
were int/ Wet a deeding
:militarist" troilism interruptkoo till the votive awaked, of li. per %earl —finilzy thou de little delft.
the asetropelioiostbeo they ',engird •mu asyet looter sod prices ire *w...v ... XestdaV) ate, is tiers
rsi'llne! tier My-sty area ?tit d 1 effaced, tbsaggliguse; any erferitisfal iiii dtle NS: ...,
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" The Commanding. Ofherfs complimews; the gnarsl
is ont in consequence of orders from Government, to
inert the Queeta.
" Tea minutes to tire o'clock.-
In consequence of toe above, the Mayor sniumoned the
House of Hourgnierste, tth,. iinarsinsoolly resolved to ad-
dress the Queen, and sent a dcput ttitsii, consistiag of the
Sheriff and Town Clerk. in a chaise and four horses, to
meet her Majesty on her way from Dover, avid to request
she would allow the Mayor and Corporatism to present
to her WI address on her Majesty's reaching Canterbury.
The it hoh• way Irons Dover to Caries.' cry her Majesty
was received with the must entlinsiisslic demosstration4
of welcome ; and from the delays n hick she experieneed
from this cause, her Majesty dirt not rea:li Canterhnry
till half past nine o'clock. Though from this cause st
was almost dark when her Majesty tracheal that ancient
city, yet the scene because siugularly beautiful Irons the
effect of lOU Gusto:aux, which wrre lighted at the am•
trance of the city, and carried by own. This
lion discovered upwards of trim thousand persons, who
were anxiously expecting her MAjesty's approach, and
who, the mriment they caught sight of her carriage,
!tare 'hire cheer., and confirmed to cry " Lou* live
Queen Caroline !'
The horses were taken from the carriage. and htr
Majesty was drawls through the main street by the mul-
titude. On reaching the lionse of the Mayor, the crund
stopped, and renewed their therm
Her Majesty reached the Fountain Hotel at nine
o'clock, and immediately alighted autidit continued tes-
timonies of loyalty and attachment.
The Mayor and Corporation were in waiting to pre-
sent an appropriate address. They were attired in their
corporate dresses. They were imiliesliatels- received by
lier Majesty in the same form as the deputation of the
inhabitants of Dover. The Mayor then read ill a dis-
tinct voice an address, of which time hstlowing is a ropy :
" We, his Majesty's dutiful anal loyal }objects, the
hlayor, 'Aldermen, Sheriff, and Commis. Councilmen of
the ancient city of Canterbury, be leave moat respect-
fully to approach your royal presence with our sincere
and hearty congratulations on your Majesty's safe at-
rival in this city ; and to express our fervent hope that
your Majesty may on live in the esteem and admira-
tion of a loyal and dutiful people.
" sth June, 1.*20."
Her Majesty immediately delivered the following most
gracious answer:—
" Dentlenten—l am very notch obliged to you for the
attention you showed me, and certainly, if it is ever in
my power, I shall be happy to do any thing for the good
town of Canterhary, and to make my people happy. Oen-
denten, von must excuse this shot, address, as I sus very
tired ; but I speak Irons my heart, and I am litre you
will like that Isettet than a formal aililreu. I shall never
forgot the loyalty and dtbction that NO shown to the
house of Brunett& by this noble and genera.s nation.
The members of the Corporation wete then introdoced
to her Majesty, anal hell the honour jo kiss her hiajesty's
hand. Several ladies who attends fto witness the eve-
snotty bad likewise the kowtow of conversing with her
Majesty antisitiesing her hand. The Mayor. in present-
ing lite address, was accompanied he stern Aldermen
tDI the twelve of which tlse Corporation consists; the
Shia .the Town-Clerk, •auti sixteen ,Common-courn 'd-
own onto of the twenty-four who ::.,'-'spoee the Council.
Her Majesty Wised earl, to her hea .leamba.

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