Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-11-07
LOUIS PHILIPPE IN ENGLAND.

LOUIS PHILIPPE IN ENGLAND.
The King Of the French and suite embarked At
Treport for England on the evening of the I'm inst
and at daybreak the following morning the French
neet approached the English coast, and the inhab-
land, were early on the look out for it, and made
every necessary preparation for the reception Of
the distinguished visitors.
After the arrival of the French feet and the FIR,
ing Of salutes, &C., the Cooperation Of Portsmouth,
headed by the Mayor and Recorder. the latter in
his wig and gown went on board of the Conner and
there presented the King with congratulatory adj.
dress, welcoming him to the shores Of England.
His majesty replied in English as follows:
=" AR. Mayor, aldermen, and Blugesses:
GENTLEMEN-lt affords me particular pleasure
70 Know that her Most Gracious Majesty your
queen mas permitted you to present me with an
address on my arrival on your hostile shores. I
have not forgotten the many kindnesses received
from your countrymen during my residence among
you many years since. During that period was
frequently panied considerably at the existence Of
of differences and feuds between our countriea- 7
assure you gentlemen, shall at all times endeayor
to prevent repetition Of those feelings and conduct
believing, as do, most sincerely, that the haDpi.
ness and prosperity of nation depends quite az
much on the peace Of those nations by which she
is surrounded as on quiet within her own domnons.
| was peculiarly gratifed at being honored with
the presence of your beloved Queen in France dur
ing the last year and it is source of pleasure to be
able to accept the kind invitation then given ma
again to visit your shores where had been 90 gem
erously treated many years since. l hope, under
the blessing of Divine Providence, that those kindly
feelings will be long cherished between our nations
and tend to promote the happiness and prosperity
of mankind"
Soon after this speech was delivered. Prince AL.
bert and the Duke of Wellington reached Ports.
mouth me and were most cordially received by his
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forwards effected amidst the most enthusiastic and
continuous cheering, which almost drowned the
roar Of artillery. In few moments the ROYAL
party reached the Railway Station over the termi-
nus OF which was erected a triumphant arch bear.
ing the inscription Welcome, Louis Philippe"
His Majesty appeared much affected and graiifed
by the heartiness Of the popular greeting which he
most cordially acknowledged, bowling profoundly
in every direction.
From the time he set foot on British soil until he
found IN the Royal apartments at Windsor Castle,
his progress resembled very much an ovation Tbe
party arrived at Windsor Castle about O'Clock and
in ten minutes reached the Castle, and her Majesty
walked down from the grand vestbule to the car.
riage door to receive her royal visitor.
Inc meeting OF the Sovereigns was of the most
anectlonate character without any formal or odd
ceremonial greetings. When the King aliRhted
he embraced her Majesty in a most cordial manner.
and Immediately giving her his arm, proceeded to.
wards the great staircase. where he met the Ouch.
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u;s Rouai W;.hnasS The D,,chess II Kon. IN. g..
lotte Dundas. the Countess WratisIaw' the Count
and Countess de st. Aulsire, the Duke Of Yelling
ton the Marquis Of Exeter, the Earl of Liverpool,
the Earl Of Delaware, the Earl Of Jersey the Earl
of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel, Monsieur Guizot ,Ad
mral de Maekan, Count de Jarnac, General Atha-
lin, General Rumigni, Colonel Dumas, Count de
Cabannes, Mansieur Jarnac, Baron de Fain, Nom
sicur Fauquer, Monsieur Pasquer, an aide de
camp to the Duke de MOntpensier, ViscOunt sgd.
ney, Lord in Waiting on the King, and Lord Charles
Wellesley, Clerk Marshal equery in waiting on the
King.
The last time King Louis Philippe visited Eng
land was in 1915, during the hundred days. When
Louis XVIII went to Client, the Duke Of Orleans
the battle Of Waterloo enabled him TO return to the
palas Royal Louis PhliDpe has entered the 52d