Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
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from THE N. v. DAILY ADV. SEPTEMBER Is.
BY che reg i,ar packet ship \ ai;y, Capt.
Maxwell, IN ~ days from Liverpool, the edi
tors OF the New York Daily Advertiser re.
ceived their regular flies of London papers
TO July Sist, and Liverpool to the Sd of Au.
gust, and Lioyds Lists and shipping lists to
July Sit all inclusive. For papers OF the la.
tee; dates both from London and Liverpool,
we are indebted to the polite attention of
Capt. Maxwell.
The great subject which almost engrosses
the English papers is, as might be expected,
the Coronation. Every circumstance Ia the
affairs of the nation tended TO the production
of a most brilliant exhibition on that occss ion
1t is nearly sixty years since ceremouy of
the kind had occurred in the nation and IL
must have be.n entirely new to almost every
person connected with it, OF present TO witt
ness 1t. The condition OF the mechanics and
manufactures, as well as other classes OF the
people, strongly urged the necessity Of expend
ing good deal of money, and though the ma
tion Could perhaps but Ill afford to throw a.
way any extravagant sums on such show,
yet multitudes OF individuals concerned in il
are possessed of great wealth, and might as
well dispose of it iH this mode, at least as in
worse one.
The disturbance which the Queens affairs
bad lately prod uesd, IL ifr sSmstiSs to give
an excitement in favor of the king, to rein,
state him in the peoples good eraces.- Moth
ing could be better calculated for the purpose
OF Increasing his majesty's popularity, than a
Coronation-s celebration that would neces.
sari!y dazzle the eyes of the multitude by its
extraordinary msgnihcence. aud al the same
Time would, In one shape and another, contri.
n he md ,f
almost every individual in the nation.
For a similar purpose, we presume the roy
az expedition to lrelend ms been planned;
and We have ne doubt ii viii to a coosidera
bic extent produce the desired effect, by rem
der'ng him more popular in that important
part of his dcminion..
The oex. -ubject in point of Importance in
the papers, is the Greek insurrection. We
alluded to this subject yesterday morning.
AZ IS at eadad with the most dreadful crueltes
and the most extensive massacres; and if
much longer continued it must terminate i'm
the destruction Of one or the other race of the
brand oeisnor's SUBJECTS. letter from
PeFIs, ii,ed July 26th published in the Lon
don Courier of the 30h of that month, ap.
pesring e. 1t doe. in the British Cabinet pa.
per, OBTAINS some very important statements
as we'll as facts regarding the affairs of Tur.
Key We have not room at present to purs
sue these remarks.
Correspondence Of the Queen with the
Archbishop Of Canterbury-sud let,
tiers OF the Queen to the King, with
an answer from Lord Sidmouib.
Letter to The archbishop of Canter-
bury.
Her Majesty communicated TO his Grace
the Archbishop of Canterbury, that. a. his
majesty the king has thought fit TO refuse
her being crowned at the same time with the
Ring, yet the queen must trust that there
can be no objection t0 her majesty receiv-
ing that right on the following week, whilst
ahe Abbey stiil rem mains in a state Of preaa.
ration Tor the august Ceremony. without any
additional expense TO the nation--thai her
majesty does nos wish it from any desire of
participating In the mere form and ceTemo.
ny OF Coronation, bat as q Just right, yyhica
her majesty could not abandon without do
ing manifest injury, not only TO herself,
but to future Qpseos Consori, to the Brit.
ish nation, and to posterity.
Sc bEandenburgh House, July IS. 1912
His Grace's .faS1cer.
f'The Archbishop Of Canterbury has the
honor to acknowledge, with humility, the re-
~.
majesty is undoubtedly aware that the Arch
bishop cannot stir single step in the sub,
Ject matter OF it without the comrpsnds of
she king.
Lambeth Place, July Is, 1891"
Leaer to the King through Lord
SidmouM.
" The Queen requests that his majesty
would be pleased TO give an early answer To
tne demsn which the Queen has made to
she Archhi,hpp Of Canterbury u be crown
ed ,he following week Not wishing to in
crease any new expense upon the uaiiop.
the Queen must trust ;bst, after the
public Insult her majesty has received tbi,
morning, the sing will grant her Just right to
be Crowned on,next monday, and that his
majesty will Command the Archbishop Of
Canterbury % fulfil the Queen's particular
des're 20 confer opon ner hat sacred and
Hugost ceremony. The QUEEN also conn u-
nicstes to BIZ maj sly, that, during The Kings
absence to Ireland, her majesty intends Wis
iting EJitboTgh
" July 49, 1921"
The above letter was sent to Lord
Sidsouih yesterday morning nt7 o.
clock.
Lord Sidm0uthS .9nS1Uer.
MADAM | have 10 acknowledge the
receipt of a letter from your majesty, inclo-
sing one addressed to his majesty the King,
which have had the honor of laying before
his majesty and am com sDded to &C.
quaint Jour majesty, that the Priyy Coup-
Gil, TO which your Majesty's pe,iiicn was
referred a. yoos qwn request, having deci
DID, sfter solemn argument, that the Queens
CoosoTs Of this realm are not entitled as Of