The National Register.
London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

INTELLIGEJWVE.

fi:d ith ;ratty :_
xtraliet ofalteter.f.roni the Agent to Lloyd', at Cape Haytien.
dat On the 26th ult. the independent brig of
war Esperanza, Captain Pilot, under the Oriental flag, arrived
front a cruize, and whilst lying here, the British schooner May-
flower, laden with dry goods. al-o arrived. The Government,
suspecting that the brig was interested in the cargo, seized the
vessels, and thrust the captains aud the crews into prison. In the
mean time a ship, beating the same flag, prime to a schooner of
the same squadron, front St. Antler° m Vera Crux, made her
appearance of die port in search of the brig. The Government
ordered out two of its schooners, which brought the ship in, and
the captain and crew were put into prison. The motive assigned
it these proceedings is, that the brig has been guilty of piracy."
I.:atrial of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Lisbon, dated
23d June:—•• It is reported that privation., still infest the coast,
but I have not heard of any recent captures. The Aurora,
Balbarney, arrived here on the 2011 i instant, in 45 days, from
Maranhao', bound to Liverpool, has brought the crews of two
vessels taken near Maranhao' prior in her sailing."
On Friday afternism the Darniedary, store ship, Mr. Richard
Sinner. commander, anehoted at Spi.head, Boni New isealand
and New South Wales, for a few hours. She landed her Com-
missioner, Riga;. who is charged with an important Report to
Government of the present state of the Colony. and several other
passengers. Ott Sunday night she prsaietsf.ll for the River. to
land her cargo of inasts and spars which site shipped at New
healand. Site left New South Wales on the I.ttli of February.
Seven ships liad recently arrived there from litilattd and Ireland.
conveying t,lon convicts, of whom only three died on the passage
out. Tao convicts escaped from their b.inishittent at New Simi!'
Wales, on hoard the Dromedary, and t, ere not discovered to et"
in her till she had hem more than too days at sea i they are now
in custody. The Dromedary bits bIENJ„.4it home a art 4 va.
luable collection of I,:.tuts; andt oJte, in healthy into vac on.
The Lyn v, Redman, from Plynteudi and Benast, is ou tho.•
in the river St. Liturence, but ex,ree:-.11 to be got ME
The Amanto Fcdis., Carvalo. item Lt.bua, and Gloria tla In.
nocentia. from Open tu, weer captured elf Matianituti, previous to
the itn May, by an insurgent private t.
The Aurora. from talairow. roundel.: d at sea, in lat. St. long.
31.; seven.uf the crew u,rit,xl:.i. Qu:Lec in toe Itisherts, Neil.
front the Clyde.
The F.sperance, Gatitherin, from Manilla to Bourdeaux, has
put into tiourabay with damage, and been etnalgtnned.

A great number of respecta!L inhabitants have
been sworn in special constable.; at set erul of the
Police Odice.t, to preserve the peace ou the day of
the Cprouatimt.

220

THE QUEEN.

DECISION OE THE PRIVY COUNCIL AGAINST THE QUEEN'S
RIGHT TO BE CROWNED.
. _

At the Conrt at Carlton-bunse, the loilt July, 1621.
Present—The King'. most excellent Majesty to Council.
Whereas there was this day read at the Board a Report
from a Committee of the Lords of his Majesty's most Ho-
nourable Privy Council, in the words following, vit.:—
" Your Majesty itavitig been pleaeetl, by your order its
council of the 3.1 of this instant, to icier unto this com-
mittee the sex era! ial, td her Majesty the Queen
claiming a ri to to he crow'e tI on the Ellin' day and the
same place which lee, (have) been appointed for the coro-
nation of your Man sly, mod pi toying to be heard by
counsel iu stippoi t of the s.iid Mann; the Lords of the
Committee, in obeilitlice to your 31ajesty's said order of
tar tence, hat'e aettordingl) heard her Alajtsty's Attorney
and Solicitor General in hotpot!. of her Majesty'a said
claim, and having also heat d the observations of your
Majesty's Attorney and Sulteitor General thereupon, their
Lordships do agree Nimbly to report to your Majesty.
their opinions, that as it apps ars to divot that the Qat ens-
coasort of this realm ale oat entitled 01 tight to be
era% sled at any time, tier Majesty the Cloyeti is not en-
titled as of right to be crowned as the time specified in
her Majesty's memorials.
" Psis Majesty having taken this said rt poi t into con-
AIIiCEMIOII. bas been pleased, by acrid with the advice of
his Pt ivy (mimed, to approve thereof,
(Signed) " C.C. (;121::VtLLF..”
(This report was sent by Lord Siduwatit to Lord Hood,
the Quern's Cliambet