The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-13 00:00:00

CORUSSPONO "NUR HEIM I' IVR TO HER
MAJ EST Y'S FUN ERA b.

NO. I.
LAD! ANN NAXILTON AND UOOD TO YR. MOD-1
itoUS3.
The fillies in attendance on her late Sfaies:y the
Queen feel it incumbent on them to stare to Mr. Hob-
haste. that haring only received intistiatioso this day, at,
4 o'clock in the afternoon. of the accessary prepara-
tions to make for the mourning. they it ihipo4-
Ale to coompitte the dresses rev:lead before Toeiday
bight.
Ales% ths time until Wednesday morning. i s allowed for
the removal of her late Mijesti's remains, Lady Ann
Hoodlum and Lady limed willow have It in their power
to mired the fueerel.

proceeded
their Lally

Braodeaborgh-house, Saturday night, Ang. 11.
No. H.
int. 'monocle TO LADY ANY HAAILTON AND LADI
MOOD.
Kr. Ifo‘dionle has to acknowledge the receipt of tilt
ante addressed to his lust night by Lady Ann Hamiltor
mad Lady Need. from whence be is serprked to leave
that the isdessa's of moving the late Omen'. remains
as nearly as per Ms is conformity with thr wish es.
pre..cd in her Majesty's will, should have been so re
gently communicated to their Ladyship.; the /maim!
of the King's servants to rarer that wish into effert bar
ing bon ritprenvd to Dr. Lnshington and lit. Wilde el
Wrinesday, and at every snimenluent interfiew. ant
Kamm geotlemeo having piste ay itatpd that thee
iulti be ao obstack to the removal of tiro corpse •
Tuesday awning. Mr. Ho!ihonso will lose no Ow ii
despatchiaglheir Ladyiliip.' note to Lord Limper
anJ rill sommaskate his Lordship's answer at
warned mottiont.
tiroseesior•place, Aug. 12, half-past p. m.
To Lady Heil and Ludy Ann Houdisoo.
No. 111.
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LADY HOOD TO TIYII4MIRL OP LIVERPOOL..
Mr Loao,—Tlioegll I life Mdeallitononr of yo_l
rdship's gapiainsoome, I devisee *OW esakeefeelrld
I to addles,. you, en ao A* lantiar-gtemiotoolistr
I wish to Zt tikykeellfbil: end Vetille
_ll/fltha
4160 of 1 -Iydis lifth eympathyield"Tbie. sen,
nteresting and wasullject I have *flee, my' Lott
card you high 'of SOtli tfde amp I. 'mai-
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sinteif Wlth o yowfm Way either oreeftit Vibe(' fb iti
the late Lady Literpopl. Her
,s otigentt of-S6 I',
mod principles Inliplre me with ho tbit ypu II
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thdf bscellent Monitor within' v obeli ,
To du as they would be done p-'',,i?ty•
or Majesty's funeral thds in eten fr. dFro r.I
obbousa lied ta a note wfittiUb.y Lady d
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to! -I.' Because it,iesti the Qualik,
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to
jomoye.tjoit ',mutters ierei .c
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.., . fr Oftif 1404, .611-411 A. etenther opal
s there to he a guard of hone's' typo
her funeral, orbit% •hormoor am oeWslii
Wing' her life ? •If seek I. petilsetdili 1/10
beef, awed hot' bloadthed."Thf
her Mqietty'it pnlrfrietilli; id r
elt last taibutdef affekton tot elebilot
Queen, wit Input 'kin' i iftermit , ler on* I
bees In tile' befit Of-aftentleng er ake.
Eve months tiumudelt .hoonemfto afteutoloiia
ake:t
matidsrat bar. ever or,* u rasa, .W)ep. : my; .
corpse to be carried out of the direeftioad.l%
the people? For Heatiin:s Salto tomskil IM
the evil alit exoestds.all calculatiotkl t %A
been the companion of the gorier_ flef
milnitles t m
yOnions knowledge of bii r
mible qualities alone ;minced tneto tircept,
asol.from.seeing her deserted by all he •
elate sad friends. And I can with trade. i
!ballot even her bitterest eII4IIIW could eta 's;
jesty's conduct; and her death-bed, my es
fel moment to. which We are all appro
saarilit to all living. She died in- peso',
with all the world; and derieg her ill I
said. ' Je ne sale si en mnorald rattsil Ist it
douleurs physiques, mats je pis •rool; %oaf
qnlfteral la vie sans regrets;" and slit .apiiti
utak attendant. Brunette, to assure hir sisfd, ,
that site had forgiven leer. I have one more appeal ti
maim to yonr Lordship; and kit I will ails fon oth
the funeral of the Queen of England shoed be_so much
more hurried than that fur tour Lordship's late wife
That eyelet proves roar LniiishiFs 'pink,* GO' the sn
'let; the Queen will not hare been dead a week till
aft* ten o'clock neat Tuesday night : therefore, I treat
your heart will dictate the same degree of outward t
pert, if not love, for your Queen. And sow, my Lord,
I have only to say, that I have been surprised it ,the Im
terroption to the trannuillity of this Louse by a stow osi
too ping—the hating a part of this house haag with
Hack. which cannot fie completed before Montle. sighti
if so non, and the proceeding has °alp been interr
flat day (Sunday), during tbo dun* b* fiftilootyk
the l;levliia . performed the oiultmisesstlips.,„
moskasy look foe will not otter her
before Wednesday or Thursday neat. I will
my Lord, that every ford of this letter is di
myself, anal that I hare set down nought In malice:
my late beloved mistress (the Queen) set ore a bet
example; but my conscience will not allow time to ci
tinue silent, and 1 entreat that your Lordship will Irani
all the requests contained in this letter; and in so doing,
he assured I shall ever feel the highest, reueration am!
esteem, permit me to add affection, for your Lordship
and believe we, my Lord, your humble servant,
(Signed) JANE HOOD.
Itrandenherelt-house. August It WI
The Right Iles. the Barl of Liverpool, Coombe Wood.
No. V.
TIII EARL OP LIVERPOOL TO LADY tionn.
Coombe Wood, Aug. 1!.
MADAM—I bare this moment had the honour of re
ceiring tour Ladyship's letter, and I think It right ti
observe In answer to it. that when her lag p Majesty'
executors communicated to tne copies of herlast will, of
Wednesday last, by which it appeared that her Alajestt
desired that three days after her death her body *haul;
be sent to Brunswick for interment, I felt it to he ns,
duty to give directions, in the King's absence, that he
Majesty's intentions is this respect might be carried hill
effect with as little delay as possible; and I lost no ti
in laying before the Kier, the directions which bait
issued for this purpose. t have since rereived his Ma-
jesty's commands to continue to art in coaformitv to the
orders first given. 1 hail directed that the funeral should
proceed from Branileishurgh-house to-morrow morning;
but upon a representation which I received from Ur.
Lushington yesterday, it was *greed to put off the de-
parture till Tuesday, and I feel that I should be now
acting in direct contradiction to the King's commands,
as well as cootrary to the intention of bet late Majesty,
if I was a party to any farther delay. I am sorry it is
not in my power to return a more satisfactory answer to
your Ladyship's letter ; hat I have been ready from the,
beginning to communicate with her Majesty's executors
on the arrangements necessary to be made on this me-
lancholy occasion': and it has been the anxious desire
of the King and his tiorernment that every thing should
be roadurted in the most becoming, orderly, and de-
cent manlier.
I bare the honour to be, Madam.
Your Ladyship's obedient bumble servant,
(Signed)
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No. 'Vt.'
Mr LORD.—I have to acknowledge the receipt *I
your Lordship's letter, and though certainly not Re-
cording with my wishes, yet please to accept my thanks
for the promptness of your reply. Cot. my Lor.l, there
is a material part of my letter which von bare not an-
swered, (my question)—Why is a linard of Honour ap,
pototed to attend her 'Majesty's funeral -: I Call venture
to pronounce, if there a:* no soldiers. there will not lie
any disposition to tumult, therefore I do most earnest
ly pray your Lordship to give up the idea of her Ma.
jssty's remains having any other guard than that of
the people. They were to her Majesty, during her
life, her most welcome attendants, and surely if your
. Lordship is so tenacious in strictly adhering t., her Ma-
isty's request in her Will, you cannot fail being equal-
ly so In consplyin;; 'CO what I am sure would be he
Majesty's wish, was sty living -to speak—as it sea
ever her desire to have no soldiers, but to be atteuile
and guarded solely by the hearts of her people. I
their love she ever emiliiied, and surely, my Lord, vu
will not, at lists awful taument of her interment, act s
decidedly contrary to her inclination.
1 omitted to mention. in my last litter to tour I
ship. that the person sent by therersolsest for p
lug' the nimaraing fid,bee Majetty's servant,. di
arrive at Branonhorgb House till yesterday
consignors* neither Lady Ana Hamilton, Logi
or myself, and oeveralother poetesses, coo
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