Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

The advices from France, furnished by
The Juilns Caesar, are no later thar. have
been b.iore received but the papers
coutam some further particulars relative
Ia The iumu.,s ~ Paris, which give them
a sill more threatening and imposing
aspect. IL will he seen, thai Paris must
mure resemble military Camp than a
peacable and LOYAL civ.
A great number OF The electors of
Westminster have pcti,,oned The Hiyh
Bailli. TO call Public meeting al The
ta'acc yard, Tor the purpose of concra-
ltlaiing The QuecD,on her return. The
balliii refused his assent 10 The propnsi-
'ion, until The sanction Of higher movers
out he obaiusd.
I'll. Common Council of London as
semblcd on The l4ih o, June, Tor the pur.
pose at taking into consideration the pro
pr,elS o! presenting an Addiess 10 Tie.
2uesn on her arrival. Much discussion
took place AZ 10 The expectancy of The
measure before the proceedings olparlia-
nj NJ ~ere known The meeting eudctt
III appointing a coua,iliec Ia draw MS
an address, Mach was p esenied 10 her
Majesty on The following day.
The Courier denies ,..a. ANY secre, in
vesiigailon Of the conduct of tie oneen.
is contemplated. The ediror SAYS. her
Majesty kuows This +: her Naipsiy's le-
gal advisers knew =: the Parliament
knows IL: The whole untry knows it.
The Courier OF The l6lh, is ncarly filed
with the particulars ci III sp!rndi Lcvre
OF tie king, heid 81 iinck raham house,
n col hra'ion o his Majes,s's birih day.
Among other foreign Miaistr,. presented
10 the King, on this r.i sion, Ne rctice
the name of Mr., Rush. III, AmerieSn Nj.
| mister. vino delivered his aem Credentials,
which were most gra,iodsiy received"
The English editors jr,c, al the news
OF ths loss OF The tariff bI'i la'ely propns-
| ell In Congress. N Y tom Adr.
From Landon paper Of ,fune l5
The sheritis OF Loudon aai,ed on her
! Majesty yesterday Morning 10 knoN at
What time she would be plsascd to re-
ceive the Address OF Ike Corporation OF
London. Her majesty appointed o'sicck,
THIS day. Her Majesty is sill i'll ih. hcsi
health and spirits, and received Tie She
rims very graciou,ly, Alauy pc, y . were
assembled roIndib; house o he Na,es-
~, an1 greeted Tie sherilfs on ileir arrival
win cheers. When The sIeriils lett the
house. her Maj"sly appeared "a, The ..al-
cony, and gratiously salui.o the people.
Who received 1his condescenson with ac-
CARNATIONS.
Jhhe ..3 per cent consols for account
I0t Omu.um Discount.
! Ihe consequences of the recent failures
/ W ireland are likely, II is feared, TO b. So >
I c!ons. highly respectable finn IN The
| ely OH edNesday morning stopped pay.
ineD', owing, az is reported, TO their con-
neH,Gn with some of The Irish banks.-
The house alluded to has for some wears
past, been the London agents OF several
country banks. A private letter of the
,2ih mentions The failure of an enineut
backing house IN Dublin.
We have received by express from
CALAIS, The subjoined ,ciegrarhlc couia
muhiea'ion, dated on Tuesday night,
announcing the important iact that The
whole election law was carried 10y i62
votes against 90 and iiai all remained
quiet al Paris.
Cgiais, June IL, (llO'ciock p. NJ
A ieleg!aphic despatch was rece1-
ed here Tbs evening. al s O'Clock, imlornl-
iDS us that The famous law concerning
| The elections has passed the chamber
l52 Tor, % against.-57 in favor OF Mic
islers.
"All was quiet this morning in Paris
| II IS moi yet ascertaited how the Duke
| de R'ggio vas wounded during Tie fu-
mutt OF Friday evening fIe has been
twice blcd. The King and princes send
to make inquiries alter his health.
The Gazette de France siaies-" We
hear from Grenabie, nnder date the oil,
insi. that some disorders were compii-
| ted there during the night OF HE 81 INST.
An ndividusl, named Lemairc, has been
taken mic custody, on whose person were
| found thirty cnptrS Ui "A scdnious pam-
phlel, entitled Things as They are"
| The City address to The Queen.
! The Queens most exc llcHt NJ ajestv
| The duiiinl and loyal AddrrSs OF The Lord
| Mayer Aldermen, aud Commons OF tie civ
! OF London, in common conncil assembled
May II please your majesiy-We. his ma
JeS'Y s ever dnIiiui and loyal subjects the lord
! mayor, aldermen aud commons OF the ciiy Of
| proach your maj esiy with sincere expressions
| OF loyalty, attachment aud regard.
| E" We condole 'Siih your majesty the va
rIoaS affections your majesty has sustained
| since your depnrinie from this country. by The
| loss OF so Blany ,iiustrnus persouares of Nour
| maJestys family, especially by the demise OF
| our !die beloved sovereign, YOUR majvstv's pa-
! terndi guardian, whose cOunteDance and sum
| pert. nuder the most trying circumstances
! gave the best pledge 10 The nation OF your ma-
Jesiy's innocence, and the frmest protection
| against all sour enemies and a.so that OF YOUR
amiable aud Ilin>tIiOus daughter the Priucess
| Charlotte, The fond hope OF Britain, whose
| memory will be ever dear to an aileclioBate
| people.
| FDeeFly attached TO the royal family s. anx-
| ions Tor tie preservation of the pnblic tram
| guilty, we feel ourselves called upsn TO ex-
/, press our earnest hope that the differences
which unfortunately exist may be aTraure ed I'm
| u manner bOHourable 10 your majesty, as we'll
| as your royal cons0rt, and satisfactory to the
! country; and that. shoHd AT investigation OF
these differences he still uuhappily fesoried IN
| recognizing the digniiied tirmness which yonf
ise-csiy has manifested by the solemn protest
YOU have entered against all secret investica-
| lions OF your condnct so repugnant 10 cone
| mon Justice, aud TO the feelings of Euglish-
| men, we trust such investigation will be con
! Quoted 10 aa open and impartial maaner, and