The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-27 00:00:00

ADDRESSES TO HER MAJESTY.

The following Address to the Queen has been pre-
sented from the Female Inhabitants of Nottingnam.

"TO HER MONT ONACIOUS WAJY•TT eIsEEN caaousr.
" The humble Address of the Female Inhabitants of the

Town of Nottingham and its Vicinity.
" We. your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the
Female Inhabitants of Nottingham. beg leave to congratu-
late you on your safe arrival In this country. after so long
an absence, and to hall you Queen of these kingdoms !
" Beloved as you are by a great people, who have long
preserved for you a faith unshaken, we dare not boast an
unrivalled attachment ; but we can truly say, that, amidst
this general glow of heating hearts, none are more loyal,
none love you better, and none pray oftener for your present
awl future happiness, than the females of Nottingham.
When you were far distant, we remembered the unhappy
exile ; end when the accusers of your honour rung In our
ears (as they fondly hoped) the death-bell of your innocence.
we never for a moms' believed their slanders, but felt at
every charge. as we are sere we shall always feel, a more
thaa
" Tee ...„,,,Irrimeb powerful recommendations to
as se generous bosom can resist. Your father
17:•emws—your brother fell in battle—the chief solace of
your delret, your amiable daughter, was soon, too soon,
enatehmil away—and your greet protector, our late vener-
able Monarch, soon followed her.
We would not wring anew your feelings—they have
been too oftea wrung; yet. when we consider this, we are
not surprised that, though you are not defended by the
drawn sabres of the military, you are always surrounded by
your guards ; thus imitating the example of the magnani-
mous Queen Elizabeth. trusting your defence to a brave
people, who will not be deterred by any power under heaven
to forsake you in the day of peril. All in whom the spirit
of the days of chivalry are not utterly extinct—all who
would not immolate the best impulses of our nature on the
altar of modern policy—will rally round their Queen, and
save her alike from foreign emissaries and spies, and do-
mestic persecutors.
" We desire to enure you of our condensed fidelity, and
to Otpress a hope that, ere long, you will have defeated the
machinations of your enemies—be restored to all the honours
of your illustrious station—and that neither sea nor land
will again separate you from an admiring people.
(Signed by 7,500 females.)
Yett.rdsy the deputation appointed by the City of
Rochester waited upon her Majesty with the following
Address ;

" TO Tlllt lIVRIN'S NOWT

SI AJISTY .

" The dutiful sod loyal Address of the Citizens and Inhabi-
tants of Rochester.
" May it please your Majesty.—We, his Majesty's most
loyal and dutiful sabjeets, the citizens and Inhabitants of the
ancient city of Isabiester, at a public wiesdag assembled.
approach your Majesty with shessre sad heartfelt emigrate-
ladoes no your amnesia: to the threes. and on your Ms-
jesty's nfe mum to Nb ampire; at the same time we regret
that your Majesty should balm been prevailed on, by any
advice, to have gained these realms.
Dude, your absence, year Diejeity and the country
have as irreparable Mails the dun& ef a just and I
*hum illaitrike. sad also hyi lady demise of your
andable "ad blebly-elfted datadier, In when all oar hopes
were esetred, end -WM whose Arhus ale prieciplee were
sendieed the Slid a Mr future prosperity.
emblemee on these melancholy
St ; calamitous indeed to
ear toiletry. Sad aelli Ilieff/Oble to your Majesty. Had
the Mvaluslie Ikea ef theme rierildimrious relatives bees
spared, we are persuaded year 1111Waty would sot spin
have base =d7 to the perieeillene of vindictive and
parleyed's('
"As IMillmeek as loyal subjesek and as tree Meads
no the prieelplas of jostles, we einem mends *INN express-
ions oar ludletedie sad amprise at the mine 'het has been
auditmhen as Prive year Majesty of your seeedirelesalashts,
seso yaw pubis aid private eltereeler aor we
wilMiold ear 'Neat sad isaMrat assurance that your Ma:
stlZistllda the mid, 'Male d satisfactory and triumphant
vlndleiden Ilia will et ewe :fleece the de-
mean ef Wearied's, aid for ever repress am le-
WNW w as et year eimeseloti enemies.
W. will aid preenem to Odds, retell Majesty es to your
Mee eaddimos ; hr. to iehner may be the detawdeadee
'tearf Majesty. yea will esellame Se dm la the Merle of
yoirANhihl eftixses sad laliebileets Ilerkeder. lit if
we msy he allowed to sememeleebe eer Webs% they are.
Net Veer Meaty sad the made" may est espla be exposed
to midi Midis as you have impssamseed fleas Virden courts,
bel Mid Majesty will eestinee to reside amongst a ley-
el tied te people.
"T. K. HULIBS, Chairs:es."

Her Majesty was pleased to return the following
gracious answer
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