Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

noss is ON the 2Sih June when the seIect
committee OF the III. OF L. met TO opeu the
green bag. and commence the inves,igation.--
The Queens counsel waited upon this commit.
tee, aud put in = sealed letter from her, which
VAS supposed TO be a protest against such a
proceeding which might prove fatal TO her
honor, unless she had the opportunity ofpro-
ducius her excu.i,atory Testimony. No an
strer Tds returned
Here our information resfs-Assuret,lyc com.
men justice demands that she should la We a
iair hearing. Whether she rs 10 be arruigned,
dtrorfed, ba1ished boweve she Is to be punish-
ell, OF OF whatever pretension to rank or right
~ rs proposed To strip her, she ought TO be
fairly tried: III proportion To the supposed
sacIedness OF the royal person, so far from
forieitiug. she has AN imperative claim upon
all the privileges awarded by the English law
10 the meanest person. She ought to have
pnblichearing; TO conf ont her accusers, aud 10
array all Tier own witnesses against them. Ii
che Is excluded from the last OF the sc PRIV iey-
es, whether she be vile ns Mexsaliua. or chaste
as Diana. the public sentiment OF a .reuerons
nation must take sides With her. Ministers
Will scarcely dare 10 oyersiep the plainest
bosHdaries OF Justice, and to bring upon their
heads the curses of the people. 1t they dare
to do this, we should not be surprised If the
saDfes ut the dragons were necessary to Keep
ao"n the resentment ut All indignant pop,s-
lace.
We have treated this que stion az one in which
England and Europe, will take deep interest.
But ~ Is tor us, on this side OF the water, TO
rise above the logs of monai chy and pe,p i.ags
as thes are WHAT sort OF religion is that whei0
apes are the Gods
What fotm OF government is that, where a
whsle intelligent nation IS agitated by the acts
OF one lady-and where a nionstrous Dehau-
chee, without principle in public, or clas.
uty IN private lite, can find tools TO prosecute
his vile for acts ut which he is hUtOrousiy
guilty, and on evidence which is SO suspicious
What must be the system which can put il Into
the power Of such a man to agitate a whole
ma I'm lls,f al
lltcians tor several weeks Into The conduct of
bis owU wife Such a sceue appears to US SO
singular and so absurd, that we know not whe-
ther 10 laugh at or 10 execrate il.
Francs seems to be more tranquil al present
Though some agitation has pre-, allied in other
places a. well hs al Paris as at Nantes, poc-
Tiers, Toulouse, Rheims, 1ssoire, Brest, Caeu,
yet II had either abated of itself, or been ar
,, by the military arm. The change in
the law OF Election has as Yet succe eded A
writer IN the Baltimore Federal Gazette
has exposed the wantUn errors OF "a late publ
cation IN the London Morning Post respecting
II; lie shows, that France has under the
Charter itself. ont OF 81 millions, Is not more
than so, or lO0, 900 people who have right to
vote ton Deputies. But II is now proposed TO
take one mn OF these 20 or 100 900. aud that
nth TO be erclssirey Of the richest people in the
Kingdom. and 10 give into their hands The Ell
tire choice of the CIIamber OF Deputies" Is il
strange that the people should be indignant al
such a change Z or that they should nurmur
against government which is said 10 require
snci prop' .-.... This is monarchy
One other feature OF tue fore gn n vs. arrests
our attention; the rebellion OF iii IpacLa
against The Sultan OF ConstantiDopie one of
The most enierprising, active, ambitious and
successful paclIas that ever reigued. lie is
The one into whose hands a Christian State
(Oreat Britain) last year SO UNANIMOUSLY surreu.
dere'i the high. minded people of Christian
Parga. Whoever wishes To see a full-drawn
picture OF this powerful Pacha, will find it in
the Gin No oil the Edinburgh Review. The
| issue of such a contest must he somewhat
doubtful. viii Russia keep ont of it-.or will
she turn il into nleams of realizing her favor.
lie views upon Turkeyl