Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-25

they Welded 10 necessity. and arpiamded Rus
sell. who then communicated that Kean would
70 through his limitations, though lie must uu.
fortunately omit tie combats, &c. and all, as
Russell curiously termed il, tha; part o. the
second act that belonged TO the first, and
made an entire whole OF H." Kean then came
forward TO deliver his limitations. His first
was kemble, in Hamlet, with Yorick's skull,
very stately, solemn, and sepulchrai. He then
gave lncledon, the recitation perfectly, the
song, Uhen the lads Of the riiidge, as well as
could be comprised by his voice. Braham
was the next, very delicately caricatured in
delivery, and also sung at, but what voice eau
initiate Braham's. Mundeu was admirable
Bannister, in The Children IN the Wood, anus.
ed good deal, and the dialogue between
Brabam aud IncledoD, as Othetio and Iayo
closed the exhibition with the effect of farce
London paper.
EItraet of a letter from an american LADY in
London.
",Mr. Kean took a benefit ON the 18th of
June, prior TO his intended departure for A.
merica. He played Jaffier in Venice Preserve
ed, danced and sung in the Intetlude, and was
tue Harlequin m the The
honse was crowded to excess-he performed
10 admiration, aud sings very much in the
style of Braham. His engagements i'm Amer
lea are said 10 be for two years-the Buds
don't like the idea OF 1t at ail-they say they
here.
The mob break many windows at the ives,
eud-the streets are continually patroled by
the horse guards-there is great stir among
the people. MIR. Canning and Lord Holland
decline being in the Cabinet, while they hold
the debate about the Queen. i hear that the
King gets quite mellow every day after dinner
sends for Castereagh and blows him up, and
wants to know how he is TO get rid of THAI ,ro.
nun. 1t is really high time among them"
Church of Se0tidnd. AN order in coun.
Gil having last year been sent 10 The GEN
eral Assembly of the Church of Scotland,
prescribing forms or heads ofprayer, to
be used by the ministers of that church
respecting prayers for the Roy al Family,
/, WAS taken up by The General Assembly
on the Goth May. The following motion
was thereupon made aud carried, l26 TO
3d.
That whereas the independence of
the church of Scotland, in all matters
OF faith, worship and discipline, is fully
established by law, the General Assembly
finds IL unnecessary and inexpedient 10
adopt any declaration with regard 10 the
late Orders IN Council, relative to pray-
ers for his Majesty and the Royal FAM
~"
LONDON, July "A placard of rather
an extraordinary description was yesier
day morning posted up at the ROYAL Ex-
change and several other parts of the
metropolis, and drew together grea, mum.
bers oil curious gazers. AT the Exchange
iie assemb!age OF people was so greaitas
completely 10 obsiruct the progress of
carriages and passengers. Ii was headed
with these hOrrltlc words In large letters
Proposals 10 murder the Queen!" and
proceeded 10 call The attention OF English
men always famed for justice, humanity
and tenderness towards women. TO The
paragraph quoted by Lord Nugent in The
House Of commons from certain morn
ing paper, in which il was broadly stated
thai as the Queen alone stands i'm the
way OF arrangement she ought To WELD
10 The universal good" no matter " whe,
tier az martyr or a criminal Z"
The object OF This paragraph il was as
serted, was TO recommend the putting
her Majesty out OF the way, whether i'm
nocent or guilty; ami something very
inf mmaiory WAS added about dciestable
employers and secret service money!
a" the Lord Mayor heard of the exhibi.
ton OF tins paper, and the notice il was
exciting, he sent some of tle City officers
TO pull ii down, which they were allowed
10 do without any opposition from the
crowds assembled. In Westminster, how.
ever, II continued posled up in several
places, attracting every where as much
attention as il excited adherence.
The Kings Attorney General himself. on.
by persons he may appoint, is to support the
aLOue charges aud biH, by witnesses, SC. at
tie bnr cfhe House Of Lords. The Queens
Counsel ciH lien be heard at tie bar, against
the charges and 6iu, and WiH produce her
witnesses, and al vaS imimated that sufficient
time wouid be giren TO her to make her de.
fence.-IHe Commons viH ,Uait the decision
Of tie Lords.
THE Queen petitioned to be heard by COM
sci against he keport, before the Bill ,cas
introdnccd, but it aOGs pronounced contrary TO
precedent, and not complied nth.
There wos n report that Parliament waS to
adjourn 10 OctoCeF. acithom acting on tie bin
respecting tie Oaeen-d That Wr. Canning
acds to resign as ORe Of tie Ministry.
TIE Queen Frequently rides omt-and the
pop~lGce commonly itnhGyneSS her horses, and
d'dw ter edrrigge-and some times opcI, Me
carriage dooy, and attempt to shake hands
NTH Her MojeSty.
Up 20 tie 'day Of tie Report being made IA
Parliament against tie Gncn., addresses
continued to be presented to her.
Boston Palladium.
FOR EIGN TRADE.
| On hc Sd Of Jniy tie marquis IF Laas-
doane, Chairman of'tte Comnuiiee on Foreign
Trade, made M Interesting Report to the
House IF LordS tohich rus ordered to be
| Printcd. .Sererdl new measures are proposed
and it IS gircn as q Jact IN Jarom Of the
| fyeedom If NGvigotion thu British Slip
ping IS Tavigafed chcspSr hn that Of any
Ott0 nGtion. We hare not get seen tie re-
| Po't an e.r!enSo in any English papcr.--Aii
alteration ot tie dnty on Lumber is propOSeti
| ii IS to be dibtrent on Timber, and vhea
u has nMsLergoMe anu degree IF manMfacinre.