The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-14 00:00:00

that mortals be forgives ;
behest for her was sent.

No f hand to ber was lent ;
But . at length she lifeless fell,
Rose the Mille. sound of their passing bell !
• • •
The Rends have chased her day by day.
Iler **balk death-bed was their prey !
These ire rot men !--they never press'd
The Ilfe-strmns from a human breast ;
Nor areithey woman-born—but thrown
From some vile source to man unknown!
She struggled loug—she nobly rase
Trinespheeteer her rancorous foes;
Bravely she stood the lengthen'd strife
For honest fame—more dear thin life—
'Bet thp nerve, too finely strung.
Wallwrended. lei torn, was rudely wrung—
/the you the prise—Mot strength was given,
Tiro beret from earth to kinder Heaven!
• From the Fifteenth Edition of ifone's Slap at

Os Sunday, Mr. Dykes sad Mr. Walters, the King
messengers, arrived In tows with despatches from hi
Majesty and Viseosnt Sidmonth : the former were fot
•arias to the Earl of Liverpool, at Coombe Wood

the latter to Mr. Hobhonse, the Under Seeretai
f State for the Home Ihpartment. Mr. Hill, tl
Ines messenger arrived in town frith.
Iron Holyhead yesterday.
Yesterday, notices were issued from the Lori
',in's Ace to all the Theatres in and about the.
is, orderiag them to be closed this evening.. thi
lag the day appointed for the femoral of the
males• of the Queen.

The Rev. Dr. Schwabe, of Me German church
Little Ali.-etreefooreaebed as Impressive faseral
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name AL, v. 4.—" Yes. though I walk through
this valley of the Shadow of Death, I will fear OA evil ;
for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort
me."
At Hammersmith the Rev. Mr. Legget, the Curate,
in'the absence of the 1t.,. Mr. Atwood, who is the re-
gular preacher, but who was ill, delivered also a very
impressive aced affecting discourse. The text from
which the Rev. tientleman preached was from the lOth
verse of the Ist chapter of the Second Epistle of Paul
to Timothy, and not of the First Epistle, as erroneously
stated in the papers of yesterday. The words were
these " Who bath abolished death, and brought life
sad immortality to light by his tiospel."
The last Edinburgh Journal, after copying the bid-
letins respecting the Queen's illness up to Saturday
sennight, says, " Her .Majesty's visit to Scotland has
thus been arrested by the heavy hand of aMiction ; bat
that it was in immediate contemplation, and was in
tended to have taken place, during the present week,
we ran ourselves positively assert; for we know that
a lady of high rank in Rosburghshire received, some
days since, a letter from Lady Ann Hamilton. signify.
ing, that her Majesty proposed to visit the ducal refi
Advice of her husband, as on Saturday fits', the llth
current."
On Wednesday last, at noon, the intelligence of the
death of her Majesty reached this city. In the even-
ing the bells of all the Churches were tolled, and the
following day. after the arrival of the Hazette, the
Cniversity and City bells, Wading great Tom, were
tolled is a Slow sad salmon meaner from 6 to 7 in the
evening. Cheat Tons is never tolled except on the
demise of some of the Royal Family.—(Orford Ciro-

nick.)
Cawaitaaa, Avo.lo.—Tbe treat bell at St. Mary%
was tolled platerday, for several boars, in coniejseacts
dr th 6 doe% 6f tee Queen.
Canusta, A 1,.. 10.—The minute bell at bur Cathe-
dral tolled yesterday evening for the Qtteen.
At Edinbeirgh, ott Wednesday last. Dr. Alison wat
elected a joint Professor of the Theory of Medicine, in
that University. The cambers there—tor Dr. Alison,
19 ; Dr. John Thompson, 9.
Wtxcuarica, Ava. 11.-;-On Thursday motning
the nrelasieholy information suited of the deceit, of
her Majesty; the bells at the different Churches
tolled the Inners) knell, and the shops paid her re-
spect by letting one It two shutters remain up.
SOI;THAIIPTO,i, Avo. 11.—Thor demise of her Ma.
*sty Queen Caroline has been attended with marks
of respect heti to her memory, by boitting flagt half-
mast high on the principal buildings. Some of the
shops are also partially shut.
UnistoL, Ave. 11.—Xotwitlittanding the amities.
tionable shape in which the melancholy tidings of
the demise Of Irk Majesty reached this city on Wed-
nesday night, a great number Of our fellow citiant
wets unwilling to abandon all hope; and the imps-
tient a:teal:Me which awaited the arrival of the mail
on Thartday morning, *Mild, upon say Other occa-
sion, have afordel mach idletelt to the antemplAtitre
observer of character Sad elpressido ; bat here all
were parties, !awl *pen the fatal tOnfirmation or the
dreaded *tut, every eye tented, bat in vain. for a'sis-
gle glees •of cesinleiery feeling ; every face *ea aye=
row; every wind -despair.