Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-27

dared not open before our tyrants' eHceP'
70 exnress humble complaints, now MAKE
the air resound with the cry OF Lioer'J'
"Tbis liberty, the blessings OF when we
already begin to taste, we will ELMER NAM
tain or perish with it. =,
"Never was cause more just, more bo'y'
than ours; we fight for our sacreo te''s'oD'
for our lives, for our honor, for our properly
which our oppressors have never respected
The anil bopored With renowned her'es'
by the understanding and virtues OF our ,o'e
fathers. and which, alas! has SO long nee"
hodowed with our tears, this soil belongs 10
US; il is our patrimony.
can Europe is indebted to it for its arts,
il, sciences, its knowledge, and tor all lis
blessings of civilization. Enlightened Ma
ton! Enlightened Governments! the time Is
come to pay our debts to Greece our coun,
t,y. We ask of you only counsel, arms ana
pecuniary assistance, and will gratefully re,
turn them: the glory of our benetactors shall
be as durable as that OF Greece.
"Given at the headquarters of the Spar
tans. March 95,b, 1921, 20, S. (Signrd)
1.-The yNessen,,n Senate ct Calmata.
Up. yMayromicha'e, Com. IN Chief.
London, June Is.
THE CORONATION.
The Gazette OF Tuesday night contains
the following PROCLAIM alton:
By THE KING.
A Proclamation appointing a day for The
solemnity of the Coronation OF His MaJes-
ty.
GEORGE r.
Whereas, by our Royal Proclamation,
bearing date the 9th day OF May, 1920, we
did amongst other things publish and de-
clare our Royal intention to celebrate the
so!emnlty OF our Royal Coronation upon
Tuesday the lst Of August then aext ensuing,
at our Palace at Westminster; and whereas,
! by our Royal Proclamation bearing date
18th July, we thought fit 10 adjourn the said
soIemnity until our Royal will and pleasure
should be further sIgni6ed thereon.-And
whereas, we have resolved, by the favor and
blessing of Almighty God, to celebrate the
said solemnity upon Thursday the 18th July,
at our said Palace at Westminster, we do by
this our Royal Proclamation, give notice OF,
and publish our resolution thereon: and we
do hereby give strict charge and command
to all our loving subjects whom j, may con-
Germ, that all persons, Of whatever rank or
qualify soever they be, who either upon our
letters to them directed, or by reason Of
their Offices and tenures, or otherwise, are
to do any service at the time of the Corona
ton, do duly give their attendance at tie
said solemnity, on The said 18th day OF July ,
in all respects furnished and appointed as TO
so great solemnity appertaiuetb, and an
swerable to the dignitips and places which
every one then respectively holdeth and en-
joyelh; and of this they or any of them are
not to fail, as they will answer the contrary
at their peril, unless by special reasons, by
ourself under our sign manual to be allowed
we shall dispense with any OF their services
or attendance. Given at our Court The 9Th
day of June. second year of our reign.
I Liverpool, June 90.
| We have much pleasure in stating tina
the soand duties on cotton yarn have beer
reduced. by an edict from the King Of Den
mark, from 80 stivers to l8 stivers per 81
lbs. weights 1t may not be generally known
that sorae weeks ago the Chamber Of Com
merce OF Manchester, presented memoria
on this subject to his maesty's government
which received their immediate atentont
aud the favorable change which has take,
place may probably be attributed to the re
presentation then made by the Chamber
The duty hitherto levied, has we believe
been no less than l-2 per cent. on the pre-
sent value Of cotton yarn, which exceeded
in very great degree, what has been leyie
, on any other article.
Notwithstanding the unreasonable cold
ness Of the weather we rejoice to state, tia
the crops generally in this district look ez
tremely well and promise an abundant hal
vest
t Haymakirg has now commenced prett
generally in all The Southern counties; an
1 the grass with very few exceptions, is tic
and excellent.
A correspondent informs US that potaot
water. throw upon gooseberry and o,he
fruit trees, will eAectualIy destroy the ca.el