Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

solicitous TO meet the charge with the short
, est delay possible. In pursuance therefore
| of her Maivsty's command, he rather exceeded
than shortened the period of her Msjesty's
| wishes when he craved delay, until about
| Monday fortnight, before he entered upou the
| defeSce. That was the time for which he now
| prayed the intlslgeUceof their l.ordships.
| The Earl OF Robbery said a tew words, aud
was understood TO suggest, that II might be
| desirable to adjourn till NJ opday three weeks.
| The Marquis ofLansdown would not give his
vote for adjournment for three weeks, unless
her MaJesty's Counsel stated II TO be matter OF
| Indifference to them. whether the House all
journed tor three weeks or to the period which
| they had named.
| The Earl of Laude rdale thought on an oc-
casion like the present, il was his duty to for
! get all considerations OF his own private or
| personal convenience. He was confident their
Lordships participated in the feeling. ...He
wished the counsel at the Bar TO state vheti-
| or il would suit them that the period fixed for
! the re.assemblns OF the House, should rather
exceed than fall SHORT OF the time that had
been narned.
Counsel should be called in and asked. wheit,
err they would he ready TO proceed on Monday
fortnight without Inconvenience or detriment
| to her Maiestys interest.
The Earl OF Harro w by Temar ked the Queens
Counsel had asked tor time Jill at or abont
Monday fortnight. Their Lordships ought TO
know precisely Oh what day her Mdjesty's lie.
| gal Advisers would certainly be ready TO pro.
posed that the trial should be resumed at or IL
bout Monday fortnight, he was led 10 think
that they considered II probable that they might
| be ready 10 proceed oil that day. but not quite
certain. In case they were not quite certain
that they should be ready on that day il might
! he for the convenience of the House that the
| period for their re,assembling should be fixed
Tor few days later, so that they might he alb
when they at length met. He did not say thai Il
might be necessary 10 add week to the delay
called for, but perhaps u would be advisable
TO name some intermediate day.
Earl Grey begged to move their lgrdships
that her Nlajesty's Counsel should be called
in and asked if they could stale that they
should be prepared TO proceed on Monday fort.
night.
The Earl of Liverpool though, they ought TO
take up the Learned Counsels own words,
and ask in the first instance, what had been
meant by AT or about Monday fortnight" lie
recommended that this question should be put
forthwith.
The Lord Chancellor then called in the
counsel for the Queen. reminded Mr.. Brou.h-
| am thai he had used the words " at or abont
Monday tor tnight," and desired him 10 explain
what he had meant by the words at ID
bout"
MIR. Brongham-We were very unwilling TO
take upon ourselves TO fix the precise time at
which the proceedings shall he resumed wish.
Ing TO leave il az far as our duty to our client
Will permit, 10 your IOrdships to name that
precise period which you in your great good
ness shall think fiji. But now no objection be,
ing made 10 our doing so, though her Majesty
from motives which your Lordships well know
hsw TO appreciate is DESTROYS OF proceeding
with all possible dispatch, 1 as her majesty's
law officer, will take upon myself to say for my
learned friends, HAT we should wish, consider
ing all the circumstances OF this most in;por-
taut case, the trial to he resumed on next Mon.
day three weeks, it that day shall suit the con-
venieDce OF their loIdsbips.
The Lord Chancellor then asked the Queens
xh her fhre he I.ta
period OF delay wished for.
MIR. Broucham informed The House that il
was. He WAS aware that Monday three weeks
was the first tav of the Sittings in GuiidiIaII
which must render il extremely announcement
10 the Professional Gentlemen OH both sides.
Perhaps. TIE, efOis, their Lordshps would
make II Tuesday.
The Lord chancellor then put the question:
that the House adjourn to Tuesday the Sd DC
toher; which was carried.
Her Majesty did not come 10 town this
day. Last night she lad a consultation with
her counsel AT Brandenburg House on the
subject OF her defence. The result of that
conference was the proposition of Mr. Brough-
am this morning.
LONDON. Sept. Gan article, dated Frank
fort the 26th ult. states, MIR Brou.lian,
brother TO the Attorney General of the Queen
OF Luz land, arrived here yesterday; he is on
his way to Italy OH affairs connected with the
trial OF that Princess.
NAPLES, August 2o.-Prince Ciniimi!i
has set OUT on an extraordinary and i'm
pnrtant mission TO the Emperor Alcxau-
der. When lie has executed this mission,
he will proceed TO London.
Private letters from Sicily mention that
the force under the Palermiian JuDia
amounts 10 6O, 900 men, all well armed
without discipline, but determined 10
perish rather than submit 10 the yoke Of
The new system which The Carbonari
L.. "a "A al.
nobility in Sicily are al the head of The
Instruction. OF all the towns in Sicily,
only Messina, Augusta, and Trapani, re.
cognise the Neapoi,aU government.
The city of Caiauisetta, having refused
10 support the independent faction, has
beens reduced 10 ashes by the troops OF
The JuDta. This cruel example has
forced 10 towns TO enter iGtO the league.
The PaleTmitans sent some troops OIL the
road towards Messina, they had reached
OF the 18th within forty miles OF that
city.
Letters from Milan announce that the
whole of the public attention is fixed
upon The military measures now in agila-
lion in Lombardy. Frequent conference
es take place in this capital UNDER The
presidency OF The Viceroy, Archduke
Eesnler. Several generals have been sent
Tor.
The Interchange Of Couriefs between
The Courts OF Rome, Turin, aud Florence,
become daily more frequent. COmmHnica,
lions pass in rapid succession with the
Venetian States and several persons of
distinction have quilted Venice for Milan.
Several general officers are hourly ex-
pecied 10 arrive from Vienna; and pre-"
paFa,ions are making for quar,ering the
troops on their march hitler. p camp
will speedily be formed in the territory Of
MAMMA.
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