Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-08
From the London Tunes Of July Is.

From the London Tunes, Of July is.
TIE Queen had received an zoology from
Lord Sidmouih, for the mistake of sending
letter without signature. Lord Hood has
written to tie Duke Of Norfolk, .ss Earl
Marshal of England informing him, that it's
her majesty's intention to be at Westminster
Abbey, at balfpasl 8 o'clock, on the morn.
ing of the 9th, and requesting him to have
persons in attendance TO conduct her majes-
ty to her seat Her majesty, also has writ
ter a letter to the Archbishop of Canterbu-
ry. in which she informs him of her desire
TO be crowned some days after The king, and
before the Arrange mt nts done away with
so that tb, re may be no additional expense.
The Archbishop in his answer, represents
with great humility, that he cannot stir
step IN the ceremony except in consequence
of orders from the sovereign:
From the speech OF the king of Spain, on
the prorog of the Cories, we select the
following passages:
'Our relations OF good understanding and
friendship with other pow RS have experien-
ced no change since the opening OF he ses.
sion; and | will endesvor to preserve them
by all means which are IN my power, and
which may be consistent with the digni-
ruling.
",Ihe treaty with the United States which
terminates our differences with this govern
meut, and includes the cesslon of the sE'io-
rIdas. has been ratified by the president,
and the ralihcations have been exchanged
on the 22d of last February. hatter my
sell that in cons quence of this tr' atty, and
of the settlement OF our boundaries, which
is to be effected by mixed commission, our
relations with the U. States will hereafter
experience no alteration.
Gin const quence of the new ordet Of
things in Portugal, &c shall profit by the
return of his most Faithful Majesty TO re
sumo the long suspended negotiations re-
and the eastern bank of the Rio de la Pa.
ta.''
81 shall spare TO effort to obtain the re
estabiment of order IN the provinces beyond
sea, and my government, urged by the Cor
ties to take The measures which it may deem
suitable for The happiness, taking into cons-
Iteration the state of those countries, will
obey the call with that prompntuie and ge-
neroslty which charac erise it, The pa
nlards of both hemispberes must be con
vnced that ! desire nothing so nuch as
their happiness, founded on the integrity of
the monarchy and an observance of the con.
sti'u'ion.
he interior Of the Kingdom, enjoys
tranquility, the on ~ band OF 'actIous men,
which has existed in small numbers has been
dispersed and defeated BY means of the en-.
ergetic dispositions OF the government and
the zeal OF our. troops. II is to be hoped that
It's ilIl success, and amelora'ion Of the pub
lie spirit, will cause enterprises so mad, to
be henCetorth abandunei, imporeDt as they
are 10 impede the majestic progress of our
system.
Rotterdam, '0h july
1.-The Baroness van der CapeIIin is arriv-
e1 at Heivoet, from Batavia, and bring ad
vice, tina; the Arious Marinus, -. from
thence to this port with 1900 bags of COT
fee, &c. on board, toundered of Chris tmas
Island, aud only four men saved.
Genoa seth Juue.
THE Islands Of Hydra, Spezia aud Ipse-
"a, have fitted out upwards OF 20 vessels,
armed with Is to eOguns each, They board
vessels in the Archipelago, and it is said
seize Turkish property
[Lloyd's List.
LIMA.
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