The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-12-20
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LATEST FhOm E.iOL>d'O.
The November packet-shP James
Monroe, capt. Rodgers, has arrived at
New York, from Liverpool, and brought
London papers 10 the evening OF the "a
Nov. three days later than those received
at Baltimore.
= C.isE or TEE QUEEN
On the 25th Oct. Mi. Lehman s'.Tn-
med ND the evidence in behalf OF rte
Queen; he was followed ON the Goth by
DIR. Lushington 10 speech which occu-
pied the " hole day, and closed the de-
fence. On the 27th the Attorney Gen.
eral co,nnienced his reply, which he did
not finish tillthe afternoon OF the 26ths
when he was followed by the Solicitor
General. who occupied the time till 9
O'Clock. onthe 30th, and closed the Case.
The Queens Counsel then desired per.
mission to bring forward some new cvi-
dence respecting the Baron Ompteda,
which was refused by majority Of l29;
and the House OF Lords Immediately ad.
jolIrned to Thursday, I'd Nov.
They met agiin ON the Cd, when the
second ,raaing s,i the bill took place, and
the debate Oh it, passage was opened BY
the Lord Chancellor III long speech, ia
which he expressed his conviction OF the
Queens guilt. He was followed ty
Lord Ers6ine, who proceeded to speak
of the testimony Of Majocci, when he
suddenly paused, This was not pariic-
ularly noticed at FIRST, as it appeared as if
his Lordship was looking over some min.
utes placed ON IT, table before him; but
after some time lsd elapsed, Without re-
suming his speech, some OF the Peers be-
came alarmed, ar 4 rose fiom their seats
70 proceed tohis Lo,dsbip. The anxi.
ETY. OF the whole house was then aroused,
| as the Earl tel! 70. ward on the table in a
! senselsss state. Ihere were cries OF
Z" Open the windows, ''-4" Come vater.D
The Lerd Ghaaeello< ard lord I.iycf-
| pool, eyinNd great concern, and procec-
ded Immediately To lord Erskine's as.
sistancc They with the assistance Of
karis Grey, and Carriarvon, and Lord
Holland, raised his L.ordship; but his
| spc ech and color wer, gone. The ut.
tack was so severe, that they were oblie.
| ed literally TO carry him out ofthe house,
into an adjoining room-
The proceedings Of the house were in
| terrupted by this event, and their Lord
| ships, aor, sotnc moments, remained in a
state OF the greatest anxiety, without
knowing what course to pursue. His
Lordship, remained in the same IMAM.
mate and alarrning state. Sir Il. Tyr
whit was in attendance, and sent to Pre-.
cure all possible aid for his lordslp.
The house adjourned 70 aquarter Of an
| hour, when Lord Ershine being no bet.
ter, The discussion Was resumed by Lotd
Lautlerdale.
In this state, the las. London paper we
have received, leave the proceedings at
9 O'Clock OH the afternoon Of the Cd Nov.
Capt. Rodgers informs that Intelligence
had reached Liverpool before he sailed,
that the Bill PASSED the Roass Of Lonis
the same afternoon; and that the informa.
tion was contained in postscript to tic
London IfsSeller Of ths evening Of thc
2d.
Great excitement continued in Lon
n.---TVne Traveller Of Nov. lst says
-"iithe Bill against the Queen passes,
England will have ceased to be under tic
government law.
The Queen had been confned nv H.
ness, and was visited by the Prince
Leopold.
Accounts from St. Pstershurgh. say,
the Russian government has just copclu-
ded loan of forty millicls OF silver rou
bles, at 5 per cent. interest, with the lnu-
ses of Barring, (brothers) Hope and Co.
| II is isreported (says an article. dated
Rome Oct. III, that Austrian troops arc
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