The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

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A a Mika lei teem promplial is list 'Neve. from
the tetrast RIB Wycombe, in iils In which her
Majesty tim'and the following at 11, Fat Answer :--
_ " The worthy Mayor, Balffilki, Illeepossla and other
Inhabitants of the town tai solglibeeritood of High
Wycombe, have a claim en plaited.; for this
honest demonstration of Ire Wectioaate regard. I
read with a melancholy interest their unalfected ex-
pressions of condolence, for the sad charm which the
death of so many dear relatives beamed* in my domes-
tic affinities. With t to some of these numerous
losses, time has drawr:srici mitigating touch over the la-
cerated surface of my agonising breast; yet others have
left a painful impression upon my memory which cannot
be effaced while memory remains. But I bend with re-
verence and I submit with equanimity to the wise de-
cisions of that HICIIIIIIT Powsa, whose moral Govern-
ment cannot be wanting in benevolent design, even
where that design is inscrutable to the human under-
standing.
" After a long absence from these realms. my return
t4asuiped to my own feelings almost like the renova-
a spring.—Wherever I have been, whether in
towns, or villages, I have beard the transporting
of popular joy; and in every countenance which
pen to pass, I can trace a vivid expression of coni-
phieeney, and perceive an exhiliratiog smile.—This is
that sweet satisfaction which I would net exchange for
any other grosser pleasure which life has to bestow:
“ The love of mankind is the noblest ambition of So-
vereigns. The consciousness of it is a perpetual feast.
"1"5""81111' ilDilteelskp and repose diying the night.
It inspires a delight which never cloys, and it will be a
ray of comfort in that parting hour, when the messenger
of Tits ET . reads a lesson of wisdom to the
thoughtless, and teethes even King's that they are but
men. '
Iler Majesty has appointed Wednesday next, at three
o'clock, at her house in St. Janses's.sipiare, to receive
the Greenwich Address.
As her Majesty means to receive the address of the
married ladies in town, and therefore the ladies, who
dread extremely to produce any strong display of pub-
lic feeling, have resolved only to send a deputation to
wnit upon her Majesty, they are to meet at some quiet
and convenient place near her Majesty's residence,
known only to themselves and proceed to the house of
lady Francis, where her Majesty has appointed to ve-
inier them.
On Friday last, lady Francis waited on the Queen.
at Brandenburgh House, and had a long interview
with her Majesty. The purport of her visit to the
Queen was to inform her Majesty, that her house in
flt. James's-square was in perfect readiness for her re-
ception. The only article of furniture her Majesty
INS sent in is a sofa bed wlth a Turkish canopy, which
ts placed in the library, where her Majesty intends to
11471. e equipage In which her Majesty will proceed to
,woe House of Peers, is In a state of great forwardness,
Aid it is expected will be ready by the 17th. It is
not what is called a state carriage, but an elegant
strong town vehicle, which may be opened landau
fashion : the paunch are of a bright yellow, elegantly
emblazoned with the Royal arms; the coach-box is
covered with a rich hammercloth, bearing the Royal
arms beautifully embroidered. The harness is finished;
it consists of a colete suite for six horses ; it has
-o completed in the hest style of workmanship ; the
•11 are of brass, gilt, and comprise all the