The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-26 00:00:00

THE QuEE.y.

Her Majesty reached St. James's-sqoare yesterday
morning at about half-past ten o'clock. There was the
same amphitheatre of vehicles, the same crowding to-
gether of respectable persons, as on any preceding
day, and her Majesty was again received with undi-
minished enthusiasm.
Mr. Alderman Wood had arrived from Brander-
itnrgh house about half an hour before. He had with
him a large roll of parchment, which we understood
to be an Address from the t ,wn of Lit erpol. On the
arrival of her Majesty, he proceeded to the Howie of
Lords accompanied by Mr. Ilicronymous, and auo:Ile:
foreigner.
It was understood that her Majesty wouli await
his return ; hut at eleven o'clock the carriages were
ordered to the door, and she set forward attemled by
Lady Hamilton, Sir W. ()ell, and the Hun. keppel
('raven, in the usual state, and every where greeted
with the waving of hats and handkerchieli and the
shouts of the people. The carriage was thrown open ;
her Majesty wore a black hat and feathers; and she
appeared in health and spirits.
In Pall Mall the carriage with Mr. Alderman
Wood, returning front the House of Lords, passed the
Royal carriage and drove on, without stopping, to her
Majesty's residence in St. James's-square.
Her Majesty's return from the House, took place at
least an hour earlier than usual ; and conseveutly
there were not so many persons assembled without the
barriers as there have been on the former days; but
in St. James's-square the crowd was as great as ever ;
and the cheering as intense.

The upholsterers to the King have (says The Afsra•
ia, Post) received instructions to provide her Majesty
with all the furniture fur which she may have occa-
sion, without limit or restraint.
CAII IN Num—An eminent Barrister had some
years ago a case sent to him fur an opinion. The case
stated c as the must preposterous and improbable that
ever occurred to the mind of man, and concluded by
asking, whether, under such circumstances, an action
would lie? lie took his pen and wrote " Yes, if Me
tritoelees Lit t 0,,, but not atherwise."

A requisition was last week presented to the Church-
wardens of Camberwell, requesting thous to call a
Vestry for the purpose of proposing an Address to the
Queen: but the application, it is said, was instantly
refused.

It is said to have been a favourite maxim of the late
Pr•fessor Person, " that no man forgot what it was his
interest to remember." This accounts for the peculiar
memory of Theodore 3fajocci. It is his interest only
to remember occurrences that may prejudice the Queen
—he ;I not paid for rememberieg any thing io her
favour.
It is understood to be determined to diminish the ex-
pence of the establishment at St. Heim. Sir Hudson
Lorie, and all the land forces, are to he recalled, and is
future the island is to be garrisoned by marines, sad
the command of the station to be entrusted to an 4d-
airal.
A whale, ef the finer species, bet sub larger than
common, bed run itself ashore on one oldie send basks
at the mouth of the Tay. gaily on Sunday onnsight it
was discovered by two of the ferry-pileis, In Reg Pool.
below the lighthouse, in about fear feet of water. After
the surprise of the pilots was abated, they mamba to
secure the lab by Outing sit its eves with the boat-
hook, and billeting several deep Wimuids with their
knives. Oa Tuesday it was linsiOt hp the elver so one
of the whale yards. The 'Riveter hog* or the aisle
i. 5 mei knee amendment*, Ilk fret; length /dike
137:a She mouth, 10 feel; Wealth drive, *MC.
17 weight, by Weida*, alma ts toss ;. dad. a
sepp•ri diatit will rodeo *oat twe tons of's&