The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-14 00:00:00

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4' Toe PRIME STIIIIIIIIMES" re ISWORPOILATSD WITS " TIN
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LONDON, • .1 :
;AMIDST EVENING. Jilt lit 11, ;
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'The favourable result we bad anticipated rim the
delay in answeriog the Queen's demand fur a Place at
the Coronatioti, was conceived, we regret to find, on
foliations grounds. The minds of his Majesty's Mi-
nisters are not composed of the ordinary materials on
which we are used to speculate ; and the consequence
has been, neither in form nor in substance, what we
rationally could have been led to expect. A commu-
nication, It appears, was made to her MAJESTY yeter-
day, %shish is supposed to be from Lord SIDWOUTII, anal
in answer to her MAJESTY'S application, but, straagel
to sa;-, without either signature or address. This re-
ply, As if the stye was studied to be suited to the 'ob-
ject, WAS couched in the followin; abrupt and uneour-
teous terms:—
Whitehall, July 13, Ifkal.
SIADASI—I have laid before the King your Majesty's
letter to me of the 11th of this mouth, in which it is
stated that your Majesty considers it necessary to inform
me. that it Id your intention to be present at
the ceremony of the 1:1111, the day fixed fur bis Majesty's
Coronation, and you therefore demand that a suita‘le
platy may be appointed for your Majesty ; and I am
commanded by dr King to refer your Majesty to the
Earl of Liverpool's letter to your Majesty of '
the 7th of
May List, and to acquaint your Majesty that it is not his
Majesty's pleasure to comply with the application con-
tamed in your Majesty's letter.

Previous to the recent requisition of the QuEve, it
appears from time letter referred to that her MAJISTY
Lad received a reply from Lord LIVEMPOOL in the be-
ginning. of May, in answer to an application which
her M.IJE: I V had made respecting her attendance at
the appro.o. hing Coronation. The letter of his Lord-
ship, which bas now been published, is as follows :
Lord Liverpool has received the King's commands, in
consevetire of the last communication of the Queen to
Lord Liverpool of the fitli inst. to inform the Queen.
that his Majesty having determined that the Queen shall
form no part of the ceremonial of his Coronation, it is
theretiore his Royal Pleasure that the Queen shall not
&Hemd the said ceremony.
Fife House, May 7, IS2I.

To the anonymous answer which the QUEEN yester-
day received, her MAJzsry lost no time in returning
the following reply :
Brandenburg!' House, Jely IS, ISM
Five o'clock, p. a.
Loan—l have this instant received a letter, dated
Whitehall, July 13th without any signature. I there-
rensinse sassider it a lesayelolll. 04 shall treat it as such
all I hear from your Lordship.
CAROLINE R.
To the Right Ron. Lord Viscount filidmouth.
To the considerations we had urged on the subject
of this correspondence for the last two days, we have
neither room nor occasion to make an addition. From
the line of reasoning we adopted, we have as little
occasion to depart. Some even of the Ministers, it is
stated, felt the propriety of acceding to the Queen's
demand. They, by what influence it is not said, were'
induced to change their minds; but the mind of her
Majesty is on this pcint unaltered. It is announced
from an authority on which we rely, that her Majesty
remains determined to be present at the ceremony.—
Though divested of the claim she asserted as a Queen,
she will not relinquish that which is common to a sub-
ject. Iler Majesty, it is understood, will be accom-
panied on the occasion by Lord and Lady Hoots, aad
lady ANN 111AMILT0N.

We have murh pleasure in referring our readers to
a complete detail of the proceedings at the Holkham
Pestrval, in our colttinns to-day. Any other account
we could have given wouid have been imperfect, had
we not waited for the arrivals from Norwich this

morning.

We received this murniniz New York papers to the
31Ith of May. They contain no intelligence of public
iwpottance.

Paris papers to the 12th instant arrived this morn-
ing. They contain letters from Vienna of the 48th ult.
These state that news had been received at that place
firm Corfu up to the Sth tilt. The Regency of the Seven
Islands has publicly made intimation that the English
squadron ernizing in the Archipelago, was only des-
tined to protect merchant ships and the English flag,
and that it would maintain the strictest neutrality. By
intelligence from Janina, the same letters say that the
riports are confirmed with regard to Ali Pacha (whose
death had been announced) continuing his operations
with -;sual activity. Correspondents front Moldavia
and Walllchia relate that Ypsilanti has been consider-
ably re-enforced by means of the corps of Wallachian
I'amlonr formed by TIo-ohre Slnilzier. The Greeks
and IVallachians are now persuaded that a strict anion
among themselves is absolutely necessary fur the success
of their cause, as the Ottoman troops receiving daily
considerable reinforcements, will attack them, unless by
that means prevented. According to news from Her-
manstadt, Ypsilanti is by this time in the environs of
Bucharest ready to attack the Turkish army concen-
trated there. The result of this operation is anxiously
awaited, as it is expected to prove decisive for Ypsilanti,
who ought out to wait till the Turks collect all their
forces.

From the borders of the Danube, June 28, recent let-
ters from Greece announce that the United Islands of
the Archipelago are about to send Deputies to a Con-
gress io the Mores. It has become a question to establish