Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-14

" and Cessiou of the Floridas, TO the u. |
States" This ia important, especially 10 |
The Southern States. There can be no |
doubt OF the fact"
LONDON, Oct. 25.-An immense mum
Der OF the working classes OF ,i,c meirop-
Oils and its vicinity, paid this morning
their tribute ct respect, admiration aud
sympathy, 10 their Queen. The eSpecia
ton at numerous professions had excited
lively interest among the public. more
especially TO witness the procession OF
the Glass Mauufaciory, which report had
previously represented as likely 10 graft.
~ curiosity in q high degree. The sireeis
therefore, aud even The whole limo OF road
10 Brandenburgb House, were even so
early asLen o'clock. extremely crowded.
The first procession which made lis APP.
pearsnce was thai OF The Carpenters and
JOiners, who commenced their marcel, IN
regular order, FROM Lincon's Inn Fel;s
al IL o'clock. walking four abreast, amt
Carrying numerous flags, containing the
expressions oi their feelings, and accom>
panied by four excellent bands OF music
The whoie bo"y MUS, have exceeded sin
thousand persons, each wearing white
cockade.
The next procession was that of the
Glass blowers, which though inferior in
pnn, Of numbers, excited the attention
OF the spectators, bl the beauty and
singulariiy al their devices tormed of
their own manufacture, in cut and blown
glass, masnticcn,ly ornamented with
rich and varl9G colours. These bodies
were loudly cirs;rd lii their progress.
A third procession, consisting of abou.
forty open carriages, each drawn by Tour
horses, bearing a great number of Ladies
elegantly dressed, and Genilemep, pass
cd through the Strand about twelve
o'clot k. The Genilemen all aore white
taVonrs. This procession bore the Adj
dress al the inhabitants OF The parish O.!
81. jain.
fourth. equally anmerous and res
y ctab'e, conveyed the sen'imenis Ct
the inhabitants OF Wesiham in Essex.
Aci3ng the spectators who Witnessed
tie pr sreSs of these two last parties ihro'
tie Strand was Lord Cas,Iercagh.
Al halt past one o'clock lie procession
81 Jourueymen Bakers passed through
ihr Strand, ON fnoi, amounting 10 bctw cen
i and 5000 fine young men.
Five 10 one WAS heiirI this morning in
The City, that lhe Bill against the Queen,
would not pass Ike House OF Lords.
Paris papers oil Friday, Saturday, aud
Sunday, have arrived at our office. 'i.hr
Dachrss % Br,ri is So completely rcsior
ell 10 health, that her Royal iiighness has
| No'lii"d her Intention OF publicly recciV-
| ing visits Of copgra'u!ali0n. Her visitors,
| however, are all to appear beiorc her III
| deep mourning.
4 trlcsraphic dispatch was received in
| Naples, on The Il Of October anuounv-
ing The surrender OF Palermo. On that
| lay Gen Pepe took possession "t tile
| Fort. 4 general pardon was publish d
| in the name al The Prince Vicar General,
! and III, aifdi,s ol 'he Sfatc have now re-
turned 10 their orGiuaiv course. The
troops who had been taken prisoners III
| Palermo Oh the tiisi revolt. TO the numbc
Of $50 ,pcr, rejniued The Royal sianuar6.
Thr Corics Of SPAN have for several
DAYS been occupied wIih The ilnauCcs oiihe
kingdom. The proposed loan oil 300 nail
lions al reals has experienced much OPP
position. The Committee al Finance,
nevertheless, passed Resolution for lis
Adoption, ami III the s!iliag of the l2:h,
The Coftts, by mainrIiy IF l2G against
%, accepted the proposals vi Ii. VI Hub
bard and Ardouin for The iJan. Tie
Assembly also determined that the mon-
opoIy on tobacco and salt should cease
from The Isl Of hIarcii nest rAp Decree
tor The extinction OF Tie NajoratS has
hecn sanciiued by the KING
LIVERPOOL, October 27.--'The funds
are Improving gradually : the sdyaHc. 10
day has been iul per cenI. fGC pub
lie appear ~ have become BUYERS Of
Stock, witch las been scarce since the
payment OF the d.v'den's.
The speech Of Mr.. ID nman will pre-
clude the necessity oi on going over In
evidence whlch. on the part OF the pro
seculion, has been presented 10 our aris
tocratical Judges and legislators: That
speech must occupy Il arge portion ef
our paper, and ii highly merits the earn
ct attention which ~ is sure 10 obtain
Az this extraordinary case draws near 4"
lis termination, the anxiety III the public
necessarily increases but surely the arls
iocracN must be aware that that anXicIS
is 10 longer concerned in The actual guilt
or innocency of The Queen. fipr inno
cence is pronou9ced by every man VIII
dares to utter what he thinks and " bat
bp feels The pubic are nov anxious 10
discover What degree oil respect is left IN
ihr arls.ccracy for The opinion Of Tie ma
ton al large; The people are anxious 10
see ~heliIer there Is really majority in
Tie Peers, who can grasp Tho emolumeHis
OF ihe STATE, and scurM, at The same time,
the public sei Sc OF Justice who can live
upon tie purse, aud set al noughi the
Institutions OF the country. The Queen
ia q, quilted hy the nailUu ii, large II re-
mains for the House OF Lords 10 fix "a
judgment respecting themselves in the
pubic mind.
Policies were opened on Monday se'a.
night IN the city, 10 return 100 gnineas.
on the receipt %! 10, if til Bill of Pains
and Penalties shoulj pas and al The
gsmbliug houses al HE west end Of the
togn, HE odds WAS considerably more.
An Algerine squadron has been observ.
ed IN The bay OF Tangier viii, Spanish
pulacTc, nine merchantmen, and several