The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-12 00:00:00

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Which glows with tiosteeted love.

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And strisos to chase that lova sway.
The Ood of Merry still lambs down,
And bids es bore—a better day.

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It was expected that the Queen would have rushed
Addresses from Sunderland. \rocestle. Whitehaven.
Exeter, yesterday, at ltrandenborgh Mose: bet. by
some new arrangement. their reception bar been post-
poned to Wednesday non,
About one o'clock her )lajesty took an excersion oN
the Thum*. attended by two of the fore:en ladies of
her snits, Colonel Oliviers, Mr. Austin. 4i.c. On her
return her Flitter was attended by a nendeer of pleasure
boats. and the persons on hoard them loudly cheered her
as she went on shore. Oti Sunday evening she sat upon
the !Awn. A vast number of mot respectable persons
mot op the river in boats, and lay on their oars
site to Itrantlenburgh House, eager to catch eves Ms.-
rant sight of the Queen.
On Satnritty a coorier was sent off to Italy, with
di.patelies for the persons employed to bring over the
Qoiren'4 witnesses.
Numerous Arldrmses are ermine in lords Reefer.
and Coventry are among the !dares from oliich Ad-
dresses have been sent. Mr. Surtheitore is arrived with
the Exeter Address.

On the sth instant, the Magistrates and Inhabitants
of the linrgh of Montrose. in Head Court assembled,
unanimously voted an Address to her Majesty: and the
Address signed by the Provost for the Meeting, has
been sent to Joseph flume, Esq. M.P. for the Burgh, to
he presented. . .
Mr. Hume, M.P. for Montrose, has rteeited an Ad-
dress, to he presented to her Majesty. sired by Mel
Ladies of the tll of Edinbureh and its vicinity.
Her ,Majesty is in excellent spirits: her only source •
of regret being the delay that has taken place in bring-
ing on bee defence.
.%t six o'clock, yesterday morning, the Canterbury
mail coach drove into 11Ownisr-street with several
Italian wituesses, but, on their arrival at lord Castle-
rengCs Utiee. ibex were ordered to be takes to the
depot is Cotton-garden. These witnesses are presumed
to be the persons who, having taken fright at Beauvais,
returned to Lugano. and in expectation of whose arrival
the Attorney-Ueneral requested a dvlsy of four or titi•
days.

A public meeting of th• inhabitants of the Ward of
Ferri orlon Without has been appointed, is; consequence
of a Requisition. to be held on Thursday next, to take
into consideration the propriety of condoling with our
llost Gracious 4/toren Caroline ou this loss.* ivhicie the.
Nation has so recently sustained, and also to address
her Majesty on the wicked Conspiracy now carrying on
to destroy her character anal honour.

Lord Dancannon has received the following most
gracious answer to the Address from 110,10110 females
of Sheffield, presented to her Majesty on VriJay last
I am convinced that ►he Females of the United
kingdom are my Intones, friends, and amongst those
females who so aealem.ly espouse env cause, tbis atter-
tiosate Address convinces; use that may number the
female inhabitants of the town of Sheffield and its vici-
nity. Their kind expressions of condolence and con-
gratulations tell me that then feel a dere interest in my
welfare. lam convinced thit all the evils which I have
loitered, sod all the persecutions I hare undergone.
whatever mat be the sorrows which they have occasion-
. ed to myself, will prove ultimately berselicial to tbe Eng-
lish nation. It is this assurance which throws a cheer-
ing ray over the dreary horizon of my present circum-
stances. I hare long 'felt it a duly to live as tench for
others as for myself. and indeed, the more my life is pro.
loured, the more I am conscious that the best way of
adding to my own happiness, is to promote that of my
fellow creatures."

Her Majesty's gracious answer to the Address from
St. Stephen, by Latteeeston, Cornwall
" The Inhabitants of St. Stephen. by Launceston.
in the county of Cornwall, are entitled to my thanks fur
thismffettiosate Address.
" In the depths of adversity fad has raised Ise up a
host of sircogb In the affections of the generous people
of these realms. lam glad to find, that this noble spirit
of generous %silky Is kindling in the remote parts of
Cornwall : and that, even in the minds of that county,
the name of the mach-injared Queen Caroline is repeated
with enthusiastic sympathy. lam happy in being tin,
object to which so much of the natiooal affection is
rested ; not became it ministers any gratiecttibu to my
Pride, but betause it seems liknearet:c furnish use with
increased opportunities of be e.
" To me adversity has no terrors : nor will my mind
lose its native elasticity In any circums slices. If I
claim, with inflexible pertinacity, all the rights and pri-
vileges that belong to the Queue Consort, it is nut far
the pleasure of which they will be productive to myself;
but it is because they will ealarge my sphere of general
usefulness."

TAP: HPN. CAPTAIN SPVICI/11.—A conspkte rem fr.
dietion has been happily afforded to the false and cruel
theasselets of Vie death of this pular pailtint aster
Alleher was received in town, yesterday, by ter
Frederick Ponsonby, from Captain Spencer himself. in
whit-A he B.7tes his.surprise that a raniour of his death
should have been afloat at Buenos Ayres : ust such
event as a quarrel or duel having taken place beta.,
him and his First bieatenaut.
LOUD IBTRoN.—AII. erroneous report has appeared, in
the Public Papers, dating the arrival of nobleman
in town. Itecent knees, from his Lordship, we are as-
sated, ktate that NI is at Ravenna.