Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15
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Tie ship Falcon, Lewis has arrived at
Ro,ton from Llyel pool, whence she SAIL
ed ON the zS,h OF July. BY .nis affi'ai
the EDITORS OF the New iorh commercial
advertiser have received from their COT
RESPONDENTS in London, regular lies VI
LONDON papers to the 2oth oi 'uiy ana
Lvyd List TO the z4th.
Tine olnciai account OF the procession,
which took place at the coronatisn OF
George Nv. VIII oe given In oar nex''l
Tne Queen went IN her state Garage
and demanded ADMISSION W the Aooey'
winch was either deemed or refused, 20
h.r MAJESTY al several uoors. Instead Ut
giving says an anti ministerial paper
loose detalls Ut this ungraclous occur
renee, we .nsert the following ofhclal &C
count vi her maJesty's unsuccessful VisiI.
Queens 4iouse, Juty Is, 1871.
"Her majesty SCI out lruni ner house,
in South Audiey street, and proceeding
through the parasite W estnlnster aDoey,
went 20 Deans Yard, where her Males
ty got on, OF her carriage, IN expectation
OF Deins allow Ell to enter, but was refused
at two doors oil entrance; and her Carl
age having drawn of, her majesty was
, Obliged to wait Ill the passage till 1t was
called back, when her majesty proceeded
towards Poets Corner, AID again got out
of her carriage in O,d Palace-yard and
sought abundance by two temporary
doors, which upon her majesty approach
were shut in her face; after which some
of the people pointed out the opening 70
the platfrom. Upon ascending this her
majesty was again INSTRUCTED 10y the Pc,
of the guarass; or officer !. y Del osi'e.e a
!eSty TO cross the platform, and her ma.
"arS " snd .11 thence to oe Psae Is
Cotton Garden; after which her ma lesty
proceeded along the covered way to Poet s
Corner and when arrived at the door,
was refused adnittance without tickets,
| upon, which Lord Hood observed, he did
not suppose the Queen required ticket
OF admission; to which one of the persons
appointed for the admission OF the COM
pany observed he did not know the Queen
and positively forbade her majesty from
entering; and one of the poor Knis tts of
Windsor came up and said there was 10
place for her majesty Finding every ef-
fort to gain adn,iitance Intellectual, her
majesty returned to her carriage, and
proceeded through Whitehall, Pail mall,
and st. james street, Piccadilly to her
house, attended by an immense concourse
OF people, manifesting their respect to
their Queen. and expressing their indig-
nation at the unexampled treatment ex-
perienced by her majesty. Although the
different persons at the door of the Abbey
were ali under orders 20 say they did
not know her majesty, it is to be observ
ed that her majesty came in the royal
state carriage, and that the guards, wher-
ever she passed, presented arms"
The accounts from Turkey are Ct
very contradictory nature though, upon
the whole, the Greeks appear not 10 be
losing ground. The Paris papers saycl
that Bucharest had just been delivered 5,
from the Turks by precipitate flightN
which is attributed TO the approach Of -
mother army besides that Of Enpi1n<st< +
The Russians, it was said a. q - y
Galaez. and were aGyanc Hj -
marches, towards the Balk III y
affirmed that they had e 116 =
not to stop until they had M "a
stantinople. A Paris articl = NE = 4.
says, extraordinary news l.
the frontiers of Moidavia, ~
the Russian troops had end ~
ritory, and that they have -
gagements with the TurkiS
Otner accounts seem to
idea of hostilities with Rul -
is agreed, on ali hands, K
has not relaxed. but rather{
its cruel.ies towards the G. g.
standing the remonstranc
sian Ambassador, there Is
hostilities between the tw( u
A letter dated Consta
l9, states, that "since the
destruction of our feet has
this capitai resembles a
assault; some of the stree
bersd with human bodiej
ings (noyadss) have com, 81
priests, who recently celsl
ligious rights in the open d
than ordinary fervor, hsyl Z.