Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28
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which arrived las, night III 50 days from
Liverpool, TIE Ed,,nIs f lie Commercial
AdesTitSer lave received Liverpool papers
20 line 10th .! JUue. aad London papers
aud Lloyd'S and Commercial Slhppius
Lists 10 the 18th, Inclusive. Our prrvi
ouS adyices, with the excep, Oh oi a lew
paragraphs, received via Halifax, were
o"iy 10 the 20ih of May. These papers
contain considerable information OF in
ieresi from the continent; particularly
from France. We have examined our
MES with close attention and have taken
mach paiDs 10 compress into one paper
all The matter at special interest.
ENGLAND-liaS been thrown iuio
great iernlent aud agitation by The sud
den arrival vi tie Queen. Ii vii! be seen
by the subsequent columns, that soon
alter her Majesty reached LONDON, she
communicated an important message 10
ihe House OF Commons, drawn up in
bold and coutidcni terms, and protesting
against The PROJECT III contemplation o.;
appointing secret committee 10 inves-
figate aer conduct since ale las been
abroad. She says she wants the fullest
inquiry In,o her rona4ci, and claims AN
open csiiga,,on--a privilege moi de
n!ed 10 llIs n.eansSl individual! i'm the state.
by the Message Of the King, il will be
perceived ,lia, 6e is determined that an
Investigations shall take place.
Mr. brougham presented the Message
from The tlueen 10 the House OF Gem
mons; ana The papers are I'LL a with The
interesting discussion which followed
80 decislv" measures had been adopted,
aud the subject lad been postponed for
q irw days 10 give The Ministry time for
N~liherailOn. Some of the papers spcak
Vt hopes being entertained tina. The d.;-
iicfsnces between The Royal parties Will
b. ancably adjusted
I lie majority ia the House of Lords.
y. favor of Lord Liverpools motion Tor
ti!s api ointment Ui Il secret committee 20
HlteSlisai The conduct OF the Queen. WAS
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The GGesiion for postponement oil
proceedings IN The House of Commons.
WAS carried unanimuuslv.
IL "i!i be seen ;hni Her Majesty has
hten received wlth great attention by HE
P"opie--and from The spirit ,Iry have
manifested, We should infer, THAT, wlIeth-
or her Majesty Is guilty OF not, AN at
'tMPt oi HE government 10 proceed 10
esiremities Will. her, would we'll nigh pro-
dHcc revolution
Ever since the Qaeeh', arrival in Lon
"nn, iaai metropolis has been the theatre
iiu%za aud pail OF Their hats in honor OF
Her MAJESTY, we're pellcd, with nlud
hfitk UaiS &c. &c. and often, alter hav-
HS cow'pilrd with The reqmisitlou, they
were peiied With mui ior The DIVERSION Of
lie mob. Carii House was assaulted, and
tie windows OF Lord SIdm0ui,l's and ord
Casiicrea8h'> houses. and others, broken
I" pieces. Tie military WIRE on duiy
""' The hins had given orders not 10
take hostile measures for defrncr, unless
IA l1r extreme case OF absolute necessity.
he following extracts Contain the par
ticuiara Of the visit OF Mr. BrouglIan and
Lord Hutchinson, with propositions from
ne government, 10 lie queen, before she
ieil rance Tor Emgland-tiie proinplilude
an" spirit wiki which she rejected ihe pro-
p0Siilon>-dud lhe determination which
sle instantly formed, aud carried inio
eject, OF meeting the government in the
capital
Gle following is from letter written al,
/, seems shat when Mr.,Droneham and lord
hutchinson iiist arrived at 81. Omers on Sa-
'nrday evening, Mr. Brougham was first intro
dnced to her Majesty who was taking coffee !;
after a few COMPLIMENTARY observatious M,
nom SIDES, Mr.. Sron2lia announced 10 the
Queen thst Lord Hutchinson, who had former
IS heen warm itIpnd OF her majesty and WIN
Was u"w coniidsntial friend Of the king had
cnine, IN the spirit OF sincere CriendNhiD 10
RON, 10 maze soGe proposals in his majesIys
hiH'e. he Queen immediately answered
mat Size should he most happy 10 see Lotd
Hutchinson forthwith: his oidship MAS acco,-
Gtngly introduced, and took coffee win her
majesty, y no converSed OH Indifferent !npirs
tiII Ills l0Tdship rose TO 20 away when her ma
lesiy said, ;at as she understood he had some
Si"Po$ais u meke 10 her from the king, sir.
ahosId wish to them in writing and :, nh.
v. of .. 20.
LJEJ Hutchinson wrote The following. lriIrT
10 NJ lIous ham, as The official al wiser i her
majesiy:--
Shin obedience IN the commands oc
i''a queen have 10 iniOtm you, thai an, ,iot
~ possession OF any prOpoSit. ouor proportions
detaiied ~ specific form Cl words which
coIiid "5y before her nidIgsiy hut can de(,il
20 SOn tor her Information. The substance M
many conversations held with i.grd IiytruooI
l5is halsSly's Ministers proposed th.t 81 on1
pt' ahhHi Sh0hid be settled on the Queen for
NE, subject 10 snca conditions as The Kim,
may impose. haV e also reason to know tI,..
INC cohdiii0hs likely TO he imposed by lis ma
)es,y are, Ia; the Cuecu is not To assume lie
stYle and tile OF Queen Of England or any
iIs attached 10 the royal family Of England
n condition is ais 20 TO le attached 10 this ,,r,,t
Lat she - not 10 reside in aug mari o, line
UHitsd R;u.dOp, or even 20 visit ENGLAND
I .'c consequence OF such visit VIii be an inn
iueH!ate message 10 parliament, aud an entire
'.'a 10 Az conpfoniise ard ucgOtiali0n. be-
ieve thdt there IL 40 other cuudiuuu sr,
sure more OF any Importance. l think il ri.hi
30 sehG 10 You an extract Of letter from, lDt q
f4FsFpoCi [" NE : BIS words arc-'ft il iuat.-
ilai that hey Majesty should knaw cnHGdeo.
..ai.y, Ihai Il she snail be so ia advised ., 10
come over 20 tns country. ihrrs mast flts be
- esd 10 al ne COLLATION. and cui,iprou;jya Tie
pecisiou, may Sdy, is tlkcn 70 nroc ed aeaiust
ser IS so1n as she sets her foot on tie British
shOtc." cannot conclude this letter wiil;ot,t
ms iinmbie though sincere and serious si.t.uli.
90 ti1h, mat her majesty will take thee ~. DO.
flUc6s ihl0 EeE most CAIN considerations aud
not 20 With any bury or pTcr::itaiio. on SO
limo .ani Il subject. hope that my advice
VII ..l be Ln-e-lLlL tnlnL.L -. 49,. -