The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

nication Of the Queen to Lord Liverpool, Of the
5th instant, to inform the Queen that his Maj
esty, having determined that the Queen shall
form no part of the ceremonial of his corona
ton, it is therefore his royal pleasure that the
Queen shall not attend the said ceremony.
Fife House, 7th May, 1927
6 Brandenbgg House, July IS, 1921,
O'Clock, p. VI.
"My Lord have this instant received
letter, dated Whitehall, July IS, without any
signature. | therefore consider it as anony-
nous, and shall treat It as such till | hear from
your Lordship. CAROLINE r.
6 To the Right Honorable
Lord Viscount Sidmouth.''
The circumstance of Lord Sidmouth's
letter being without signature was pure
ly accidental. Upon its being returned
by the Queen, his Lordship's signature
was affixed, and the letter again for
warded to her Majesty.
Queens claim to be crowned refused.
We are enabled to lay before our
readers the following official copy of the
answer to the Queens Memorial, claim
ing to be crowned -
At the Court at Carlton House, the 10th Jul
ly, 182l-present the Kings Most Excellent
Majesty in Council Whereas, there was this
day read at the Board Report from Com
mittee of the Lords of his Majesty's Most Hon.
Privy Council, in the words following viz
Your Majesty having been pleased, by
your Order in Council of the Sd of this instant,
TO refer unto this committee the several Me-
MORALS of her Majesty the Queen, claiming a
right to be crowned on the same day and at the
same place which has heen appointed for the
coronation of your Majesty, and praying to be
heard by Council in support of the said claim !;
the Lords of the Committee, in obedience to
your Majesty's said order of reference, have
accordingly heard her Majesty's Attorney and
Solicitor General in support of her Majesty's
said claim, and having also heard the observa-
tons of your Majesty's Attorney and Solicitor
Generals thereupon, their Lordships do agree
humbly to report to your Majesty their opin-
ions, that as it appears to them that the Queens
Consort of this Realm are not entitled of right
to be crowned at any time, her Majesty the
Queen is not entitled, as of right, to be crown
ed at the time specified in her Majesty's Me-
MORALS.
His Majesty, having taken this said Re-
port into consideration, has been pleased, by
and with the advice of his Privy Council, to
approve thereof. c. c. GRENVILLE.n
Claim to be present at the Coronation.
The following is copy of letter
addressed by the Queen to Lord Sid
mouth, intimating her intention to be
present at the coronation, and demand
ing that suitable place be provided for
her -
Brandsnburg House, J,.ly IA.
My Lord-Your Lordship's letter of yes
terday, to Lord Hood, conveyed to me the Re-
port of the Committee of Council on my Memo
rial to the King in Council, claiming my right
to be crowned; and as find the Committee
positively denies that right which have claim
ed, and which all Queens Consort have enjoy
ed, without one exception arising from the
will of the Sovereignty | consider it necessary
to inform your Lordship that it is my intention
to be present at the ceremony OH the 18th, the
dav fxed for his IMaiestv's coronation and
therefore demand that suitable place may
be appointed for me. CAROLINE r.
60 To the Right Honorable
VisCount Sidmouth.'