Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28

what Was be;ittius her real Siiuation The
onecn p'vmptly ieplied.- My determination
i soon IUrned shall set out Instantly Tor
| Engisnd-it Is in London, asd London alone
| that shall! consent 10 consider ANY proposals
of the King of England" Her Majesty thsu
| reqNeSied Alderman ~ God whose Kind asSis-
lance she had 80 frequently experienced, IL
order harses Ia be tame diateiy put TO the ca r
riaeeS, aud 10 d,spaicl,a courier 10 prepare
horses OH the road between ST. Omer's aud
Calais. She was particularly anxious on thus
last point, having evidently a very strong an.
! rreheasi0n that the French government mi. h,
endSavor 10 intercept. or ~ least ictard, hei
passage TO the coast by refusing horses. This
. apprehension will account lar her Majesty
! hasie 10 leave ST. Omtrs, and put herself on
board an English packet.
Al haii-pasI tive she left ST. Omer's i'm COM
! pauy with Lad, Anne Hamilton; her female
atte1Sanis followed IN another carriage, aud "a
]. tbrd Carriage conveyed Alderman Wood his
son, and Young Austin. MI. Bromglam did
not make his appearance even TO haud her
| Majesty to her coach. Lord Hutchinson likes
wise reiraiued bom showing himself; and
] mus tie prOte ssioBal friend OF The Queen an
The confidential friend OF the King, were LETT
| tehind 10 mingte reflections on the event which
had just taken place. it may be proper TO
mention, THAI her Majesty was, on walking
| down The steps of the hotel at ST. Omer's
| Warmly greeted by ii great number OF Ia dies
| OF the inst tespectabiliiy, both French aAd
Ensiish. Greek lady, The wife Of Mr. Csge-
land, an English bunker abont TO settle at Pa.
| i'S' was introduced 10 Eer Nl4lCStN, WHO PAID
| hef some compliments or her interesting APP
| ieSIance the lady answered in Italian, and
| wished her pleasant voyage, aud speedy
! victory over her enemies.
In The mean lime certain intelligence had
| beeh received at Dover OF her NaJtsiy's APP
pfoacn, and some confusion seemed 10 exist
among tie military authorities as To The mode
0i receiving her Majesty. 81 last Col. Mon
roe, VINO Is the cOininandant OF the garrison
| deter mined:o receive her Majesty with ROYAL
/ oalufe he observed. as we arc informed, tia
! as no special Instructions had been sent % him,
! NJ conceived ilat he should best diSchar.chis
duiy by Obeyins the general rulc, whirh mas
} 10 nre tcya! Sd'utc whenever ROYAL person
| aye landed at Dover. This sensible decision
J gave great satisfaction 10 the pcDu,e OF Dover
/ VINO were Hooking ia vast numbers aud ali
! dressed aS II Tor a fetc. in order 10 view the
J uIseihbai kaiion OF Tie 0ueeH. The packet, at
about aquIter before one, came close INTO The
! ROADS, but on account of the tide could not
enier the harbor. iisr Majesty, with her usual
! p'Oisptithie, as soon as SHE understood that 1t
~ohiu tie D clock be tore the vessel could ret
INTO HE pier, determined 10 80 on shore in an
open boat, ihOrgi the swell OF tie water was
| 80 considerable as TO make il difficult To dcS-
cehu Tie ships side. Al length, however, her
! Majesty aud suite were safely placed IN the
! boat, which rapidly approached the shore. a.
| midst lie most enthusiastic cleeilueS lroui
| the countless multitude on the beach. the
heights, aud all Tue avenues lCadiur In tie
principal hotel.
a one O'Clock her Majesty set her foot
on Bniish ground; the royal salute be-
gan 10 fire. For iew moments her couu-
tenancr and manBer bespoke considera.
! Die agitation she Was viSibiy affected by
HE Cordial symptoms oil regard which
! welcomed her home but size suun reco-
Vered herself, and with Z tirm sirp, ii coui-
| posed manner, and with smiling hut
| steady counlenance, walked slowly along
| HE crowded ranks OF the prucipa! iniIab-
| iiauis-Nci! dressed females, Young and
old, sdnied her with EXPLANATIONS OF
| GUd bless her, she has noble spirit ::
| she must be iunoceni.' She appeared in
| good health, her blue eyes shining with
peculiar tusirc, bu! her cheeks had the
appearance OF u long Intimacy with care
| anh aGXIcty. She ~ MOI so much ca bon
pant as formerly, amd her manner and
ilg"re seemed perfectly bciiliimg her ex-
aiteu STALLION. She was dressed with great
elegance. As sic moved along, the crowd
ga Ihered so ias, around her, that she VAS
competed 10 take refuge la The York
Hotel. Mr.. Wright, Of the Shin Nc,el,
seeing THAI ii would be impossible Tor her
Majesty 10 reach his house on foot, i'm,
mediaIrly despatched an cgani open
Carriage TO Tie York. Tie populace re-
moved lie Ehorse$, and drew it them
selves. a band oi music preceded her
MaIesiy, and Two large flags, bearing the
nScrIpilAn OF God save Queen Caro-
me, were carried by some OF The princi-
pal iFadesmcn. A guard Of honor vas
placed al ihr door oil the hotel, but lie
people did moi seem 80 relish their APP
psarance, The Queen observing 10 Alder
man Wood that their presence appeared
rather 10 prodace al unpleasant and an
cry feeling, I'll" worthy Alderman sug
@esirti TIE pr"pricty OF their going away.
Her hiai"Siy observed, HAT although size
appreciated as II deserved the attentions
OF Tie com"andaui, yet thai she waited
no guard oi soldiers, her firm reliance
was Oh lhe I"Si principles aud cordial al
'achment OF hcr people. Her Majesty
iheh went to The principal windSw al the
hotel, and bowed several times with great
grace and sweetness oil manner 10 the
happy asscmblagc. Sheihem retired, and
flrsl fahin; Il slight relrcshmrnl, lay down
o resi- after tbe haraSsing tallgues OF DO.
dy and mind which she had undergone.
The following is Il detail OF the events
oil herJOnrney from Dover 10 London.
ana The aiirntiOEs paid Der BY Tie civil
ana military Officers and The people.
AZ Dover at g O'Clock, depuiAllon Of
Tie inlabianis waited upon her and pre-.
senIed her ~iiIi a cOn9raiuIatory address
on her arrival, 10 which she replied III an
proprlaie terms. The depu'aUon had Tie
honor Of kissing licr maie.,y's hand, and
several ladies were afterwards permitted
10 enter and were kindly received. Tie
Queen assembled her carriage al half pas
SIX, and was drawn By the populace quite
out Of Tie town, aaidsi The loud and re-
!icraied cheering Of az immense con
course. He horscs we're then put in.
and the csYaicahepgocceded towards Can.
icrbury.
When her Majesty reached Canterbury
il was nearlY d.. End The horses z ere