The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-11 00:00:00

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MAIM!. praying him to take into his most serious con •
sideration, ter MaJaarv's right to be crowned at the ap-
proaching Coronation, and to direct such measures to
be taken as May secure her rights, in order to meet the
wishes of the people of England. and preserve the pal .
lic peace." Should the object of the motion fail, cud the
decirion of his MAADITT'iI Council be repugnant to the
claim of the QUEEN, it was intimated by Mr. Alderman
WOOD that her MAJWITT was determined to be protein
at the approaching ceremopy.

QUIRK'S CLAIM TO Br CROMMIO.--ft Is confidertly
asserted that the Privy :*ouncil yesterday, after an
hones deliberation, resolved unanimously to report
to the King against the Queen's Claim to be Crowned :
those who were understood to dissent from this opi-
nion baring staid away. The resolution of the Coun-
cil, after being laid before the King, is expected to he
transmitted, through the Secretary of State to the
Queen. This communication, rrobably, will be made
to-day.

Letters from Stockholm dated the 26th alt. state
that the claim of the English merchants for the
seisore of goods about two years ago, at Bodo', in
Norway, have been adjusted by the payment of 2.5001.
and the remission of duties to the amount of 15,0001.
mare, on merchandise to be imported iuto Norway
within a limited period.
Letters from Constantinople of the 6th ult. mention
that Danesi, the banker, has been put to death by
order of the Porte, notwithstanding the pressing
instances of Count Strogonoff, the Russian Ambas-
sador, to sate him—s result which must hate been
the more painful to that minister, as it is understood
that the unfortunate Danesi was solely induced to re-
main in Constantinople by the assurances of his pro.
tection.

Tug COURT.--Yesterday at half past eleven
o'clock "his Majesty held a Privy Council at his Palace
in Pall-Mall. The hint gave audiences to the Pearl
of liarrowby, Sir Charles Long, and the Judge Advo-
cate, «•ho laid before his Majesty the proceedings of
some courts martial. The Court broke up about one
o'clock. Some time afterwards his Majesty gave au
audience to Viscount Sidmouth.

Parer Cotnectt..—Yestertlay the Prim• Council as-
sembled at Whitehall at It) o'clock. There was a
smaller attendance of privy councillors than usual,
and none of the opposition members of the House
of Commons were present. The Attorney an•,
Solicitor 6eneral were called into the Privy Coun-
cil soon after they assembled. Mr. Broughams
Mr. Denman, and her Majesty's Solicitor, Mr. Wizard, re-
mained in the room appropriated for counsel in attend-
ance uotil a quarter past eleven o'clock, at which
time the Privy Council rose. A number of strangers
were in waiting at an early hour, but none Isere.
admitted; and an or ler was issued to keep the
inner lobby clear near the council-room. Inett
the Council broke up nothing was known except the
mere adjournment. No communication whatever was
made to the Queen's Counsel. It was understood that
the Privy Council had decided, and that their decision
would be forthwith reported to his Majesty. Thus the
matter rested at half-past I 1 o'clock.
Doran, JULY 9—" The Duke de Orammont, Am-
bassador from Paris, with a numerons retinue, is arrived
this day from Calais. The Duke of Cambridge and the
Prince Hatsfeldt are expected to-morrow from 1'a1.6.
For some days the arrival of both English and foreign
nobility has been very considerable, and many more are
on the road travelling for the Coronation."—Vesterday
the Duke of Gramma' reached town, accompanied by
the Marquis de Perignun, and several other persons of
distinction.

The llononrable Artillery Company are ordered to
attend in their ground to-morrow (Thursday) after-
noon, at 5 o'clock, when the new colours of the regi-
ment will be consecrated.

GOVir-INCIIANOI, JULY lI.—A large proportion of
Monday's supply of Wheat remained over for this morri•
ing's market, but which chiefly consisted of samples of
inferior quality, for which there was but little demand,
and consequently it met very heavy sale at Monday',
prices; but prime samples were disposed of on full as
good terms as on that day.—The arrivals of Oats thi.
week have been abundant, and !saving but few buyer.,
the trade was exceedingly dull, at a decline of from 611
to Is. per quarter.—ln Barley, Beans and Peas, there is,
no alteration.