The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.-EXPORTATION OF FISH.

Treasury Chambers, May 31.
" GENTLEMEN,—I am commanded by tht Lords COm-
missioners of his Majesty's Trzasury to desire you will enjoin
your Officers not to permit the exportation of Cod, Ling, or
Hake, until the Fish shall have been produced to the Officers
of the Fishery, at the Port of Shipment, and been examined
by them in the same manner as is done at prent on the ex.
portation of White Herrings.

" 3. IL LUSH ING TON.
"To the Commissioners of Customs," •

Yesterday, in our first inipressina, we pro-
raised to give an outline of the KING'S Speech
in a Second Edition, but we had the pleasure of
giving the whole of it. We, however, reprint
it this day, as usual, in the regular course of pro-
ceedings in Parliament. . .
Yesterday about one o'clock the. Dike of
CAMBRIDGE arrived in town frozn Hanover. His
Royal Highness and suite proceeded in three
carriages ; the Royal Duke alighted. at'the Pa-
lace of the KING, in Pall Mall, to pay. his first
respects to his MAJESTY, Wit h WllO3l he remained
about two hourS:' 'His Royal Highness. then pro-
ceeded to his temporary residence during his stay
in England', 'at the Kin 's Palace, Pimlico,
where he was received by the Princess Auc.-rusTA.
Their Royal Highnesses soon afterwards pro-
ceeded to the King's Palace at Kensington,
on a visit to the Duchess of KosT ; they
dined with her Royal highness, aid were
there met by the Duke and Duchess of CIA,
RENCE, and a select party of private friends.—
The, Duke of CAMBRIDGE was a.ccornpatiled by
Colonels REYNETT and PoTT, 03 hiOfiiiig 03
Wednesday afternoon, under a royal sa.late, at
Dover, from Calais. His Royal Highness left
the Duchess and Prince quite well.
The Duke of YORK transacted military busi-
ness with the KING yesterday.
Yesterday the Marquess of LONDONDERRY and
Viscount KEIeVILLs had audiences of the
Prince LEOPOLD,aud a number,of distinguish-
ed. characierti,dined yesterday. with Mr. DeNT,i
at his b &Use' giy

1r2.11.. N:.r.,YESTY,

CLAIM 9i ME QT)L'EN TO BE

TLe Deciion of tile Privy Courcil
upon thi:; (41:!stIon, was trausrnltteti ypstrrilny
by Lord Viscou.tt SiDyl6:l2ll to Lord V:::::.:011:1L
11009

"At thz Court-at Carlton Heys!, the 10.21 July, 321,
tha Meet -Xaj,sty CcavSl,

" Whcreas, there wls this day at the Board a Eep.-,,:t
from a Committee of the Lords of his M:.,j;:sty'g P:T•ost no.r.cit
nl,/e P:ivy Council, io en, words for:owirg, :--
" • Your Majesty beeri pleased, by yr.:117 Ordcr in
Council of tl:e. 31 of this instant, to rufer unto this Comini.-tee
the seversi Mernoriais of her Majesty VI:: r.4,•ocn, claiining
right to be crJwned on the same dry, and st the same 1-..':see
which has been appointed for the Coror.ation c,f your
and praying to be beard by Counsel Eupport cf t.::e said
Claire ; the Lords of the Committee, err obidLr.r.e to your
Majesty's said order cf reference, have ac:ordinzly 'netrd her
Majesty's Attorney and Solicitor Ger_ nal in support cf her Ma-
jesty's said Claim ; and having also heard the observations of
your Majesty's Attorney and Solicitor Clencral thereupon, th,i,.
Lordships do agree humbly to repo.rt to your ids, esty their
opinions, that as it appears to them that the Queine-Consort cf
this Realm are not entitled of right to be crowned at any time,
her Majesty the Queen is not entitled, as to be crowricd
at the time specified in her Majesty's Memorials.'
" liis Msijesty having taken this said Report into coiisidera-
tion, has been pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy
Council, to approve thereof.
(Signed)

" C. C. GRENVILLE."

CLAIM OF THE QUEEN TO BE PRESENT AT THE

CORONATION.

Her MAJESTY sent immediately the following
reply :

" Brandenl;urgh :louse, July 11, IC2I.

"My LORD—I have rec,e.ived your Lordship's letter of yes-
terday to Lord Hood, conveying to me Cie Report of the Com-
mittee of Council on my Mcmorill to the King in Council,
claiming my right to be crowned ; and as I find the Conni.:-.
tee positively denies that right which I have claimed, and which
all Queens Consort have enjoyed (without one exceptign aris.
ing from the wlll of the Sovereign), I consider accessary to
inform your Lordship, that it is my intention to be present at
the Ceremony on the 19th, the day fixed for his Majesty's Co-
ronation, and I therefore demand that a suitable Place may be
appointed for me. (Signed) " CAROLINE R.
" To the Right Hon. the Lord Viscount Sidmouth."