davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
TIE Aiernu1L,in RnnLs

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 1.-Two distinct
petitions have been in circulation Tor
some days. One praying for The estab-
lishmeni of one bank only, with "A capital
sufficiently large 10 retain all The actual
funds vested in the town, which, with the
location OF a branch from the hank OF The
United States, will make the capital of The
town solid and complete, sustain public
confidence, DIMINISH eApence, and iacili-
tate trade AMI credit.
The second, proposesihe establishment
of three banks, Which will no doubt be
more convenient 10 The respective debtors
Of the banks. 10 be re chartered; aud as
these institutions have so met their en-
gagements as to leave no complaint on
ihe part Of the public, II seems rcasoua-
BILE that they should be provided for. The
question is DELICATE aud embarrassing
on. 10 discuss here ami al THIS ilme. The
public interest, we think, would be best
subserved by The former plan, and must
consequently be III favor OF lis adoption !;
but when we consider the long establish
mvnt OF some of these Institutions, The
nature aud character Of tiel: concerns,
the manner IN " hich widows aud orphans
and helpless stoekhol ers are 10 be affect
ed, We cannot but shrink from any sys
TEN likely seriously 10 inlure them. The
enlightened representatives of The people
will, II Is hoped, in The adoption of IA
banking system, be mindful Of SO sacred
an interest, and see il duly provided Tor
in The location OF The capita! for this
place. Heraid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

yesterday, M motion OF Mr.. Pald-
win, the Preamble, and Resolutions or
The Missouri Question, as aIhrndrd by The
committee Of the whole House, we're TAX
EN- mp aud considered, wIiereupon (se,e-
raj amendments toihe same being pro
posed by Messrs. Miller, and Stevenson
the whole subject, WAS on MIR. Cram
bcrlayne's motion, referred To a select
committee OF fourteen.
Mr.. McWborier reported bill /" Con-
corning The sale of property nndcr execu-
tons and membranes, "-whlch wa
committed IN committee of the whole
House, and ordered 10 he printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

WASHINGTON Jan = E0eniWg-Thi-
morning, the Pres dent Of the u. States,
at the Executive Mansion, received The
ladies and gentlemen, amongst whom
were recognised members of Congress,
heads OF departments, foreign ministers,
officers o! the army and navy, and many
private citizens. All received hearty
welcome, AMI were, doubtless, gralitied
with The aliability and agreeable depori.
Tnrnt of the President. The performance
by the Marine .!and, OF national airs, adj
died TO the pleasure and animation OF the
scene.
Com. BAINBRIDGE returned to this ci
~ yesterday, from 81. Mary's, where the
"a Columbus was left, completing her e.
shipments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
10 Rcadsrs aua Corrsspouderts.

we thank our friend in Frankfort. (K.) far his pam
phet copy OF the opinion Of the Court Of Appeals, de-
ltveTed by Judge Rowan, IN opposition To The opinion
OF the Supreme Court of the United States, to tie
crnsit"ionay of the Bank, and the right TO TAX it,
We have read Judge Rowan with delight He is able
eloquent, independent We shall hasten to lay II
before traders. Such dissertations must do
good. Ike hssonr question, imposing aSfn ~ the
attitude which IL has assume has Id off for
DoHrnt from the opinion OF The Supreme Conf hut
cannot lose sight of it. That greaI question is
nav before the Legislature; we hope they will decide
H. and aceodngto The gehnne spirit Of the
ton according 10 the spirit of '0S and 'OD.We shall
place Judge Rowans expostIon the term
before them that point. II particularly strong
~ this 1t may he useful 10 give it, Shen the rtso
Intious OF the Legislature Of Virginia so materially
hinge upon that important term
we have some NJ. $ S in hand-but they mus wait,
to be regularly taktnu up.
too late Tor this days paper We regret the deiay...
Wis Nos read with avidityTbe notes to his last
last one became SO birndta with the =. as to render
tIrn both unntelligible-JUsIice To him as well as
ourselves, requires To publish this last Note and
y, s. correctly, as follows:
IN fact, aud in PLAN truth there is nothing
but an opinion, untavorable TO slavery, as a sin;
although IT Is expressly, uuequivocallv sane
toned by that authority which all BrOjPxs 10
reverence, and 10 adopt as their religion and
their creed and although clamors agaiusi il
jOreSecD by ne apostle. are condemned IN terms
OF more than ordinary emphasis and zeal.f
NOTE TO THIS SENTENCE:
Erist. to Timothy, G. q, verses 1928, (, 3.
/. Let AS many servants as are under the
| yoke count their own masters, worthy Of all
| honor, that the name of God, and his doctriuc
| be not bIasphemed
2. And they that have believing masters, lei
| them not despise them, because they are bre-
! thren but rather do them service, because
| they are faithful aud beloved parfakeis Of the
! benefit. These things teach aud exhert.
3. 1t any man teach otherwise, and consent
| not TO WHOLESOME words, even the words oil
| our Lord Jesus Christ and TO The dOcEriuf
! ,Chich Is according to gOdliness,
| a lie Is proud kpopiHg nothing, but dOtiae
| about questions and strife Of IcOrds, whereof
coincth rnry strife ratings, evil snrmisings,
| 8 Perrerse disputiBgs Of men Of corrupt minds
and destitute et the truth surprising that gain i
| gOdiiHeSs: from such Withdraw thyselt.
These are the words Of the Apostle. The
two last verses are particularly recommends
10 the serIons consideration OF constellation
| men Their application TO the present stat
Ut things ~ this country Is wonderfully strIk
ing
Religious men who read this apostolic al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

FRANKFORT, X. Dec. o. ( he Pres.
dents Message excludes from iuis DAYS
paper our sketch of proceedings tor
Monday and Tuesday. Nothing, how
ever, of any importance has been done.
--Mr. II. Wickhfe from The committee
OF education has reported number of
bills on that subject. Their object is 10
endow the Pennsylvania University, at
ford assistance 10 the county Seminaries,
and provide a school fund. Mr.. Daniel
has obtained leave TO bring in bill TO
declare void all sales under executions in
favour Of the President, Directors and
Company Of III Bank of the u. States.
an make il Penitenllary offence 10
purc ase a, such sails.
Felix Grundy and William L. Brown,
commissioners appointed by The stale OF
Tennessee 10 settle The disputed bouuda-
rs with Kentucky, are now in ibl- place,
ami the General Assembly are ma KING ar
raose nen's 10 receive their propositions
II is earnestly hoped thu, ihis Dispute.
may now BE- amicaby adjusted.
SUSPENSION OF SALES UNDER Exc,
CUTIONS, &c.
Lest the Act lately passed by the Gcu-
erai Assembly should be misunderstood
by those who will not carefully examin.
It's provisions, we deem il proper TO state,
that II is considered merely as tempo
rary expedicnt 10 prevent the sa nfices
Of property which have been for a long
time daily making III the country, until
the General Assembly can have lime Ia
mature some permanent plan for reiei
~ - In IFS nature temporary, and If mo-
ti'lng more is done it will entirely cease
III Is effects at The end % sixty DAYS. In
tn mean time, however, II is highly pro-
bahle, that law providing that property
shall not be soil unless 1t BRING certain
proportion OF lis value, will pass. So Tan
as we can Judge, this mea sure is the most
popular one winch has been proposed tC
the General Assembly for The relief of IN,
community. We can with l. as certainty
predict fhe fate OF the other MEASURE,
which have been introduced fnr the ct
fecfuation OF an object winch sc ms 10 b,
universally desired. [Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

,nor.I, of the Kansas. ihence no tite Kan
as. us proposed by Mr. Fay Tor. and tor
ever exclude slavery north OF the lisc,
,olrra,ing il south Oft. THIS Was also
rejected, Mr.. Lowndes, Mr.. Cuthberi and
Mr.. Hardin only voting in favor oft. TIE
committee, the next day, asked 10 be dis.
charged from the further consideration
of the-subject, which was granted
n. Y. Re. Posi-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
SPANISH TREATY

We have INDUCED in few observations
on tins subject, because we were sensible
that we were possessed Of too imperfect
information TO render them any better
than crude and idle speculalions. We
have nov, al length, become possessed
at history OF facts of The most interest.
ing nature, which affords KEY 10 e" hat
ever has appeared mysterious heretofore {;
win u, however, We ar" net yet permitted
10 disclose at full length, but which ena-
Oles us 10 pronounce with strong conf
dence, that our disputes with SPAN will
terminate speedily, anIcably, and To the
futire satisfaction of this country; and
which al the same time cxempts tic king
ot Spain from all censure. In due time
the Whole may be laid before lie public
aud viii convince The people that the
course Wblch Tie executive has pursued,
has been emnenlly such one as pru-
dence, wisdom aud Justice dictated.
IN. y. EU. Post.
MARIETTA, Ohio January I.-Atate
sher1G's sales heH in mis- borough one nj
the mast elegant HreeStory houses IN this ioson
mas Soid far tie sum If sixteen hundred
dollars. THIS houSe IS Soid To hare cast
3 100000 bHiM it, aHd had all tie neccsSary
MabteS anil OHthOuSeS tint convenience mighi
deS!rc. Egen at tie present G,nc. Dhen ma
teiidis aud ia5or are So ig,g. snch y hans,
co"d not be bmHfOr n,pch Ass fhan 5 IO. 900
Lofs tint eotd jW hundyeds SeUceyaI years ago
hare 6cen s0cr5fcedat rom l3 to 40 doiiars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

mention, win act al once according 70 flssr
sense at iis real nearing The admopit'OD is
'iven: that is en"usb tnr them. But the poll
'iciar will ask more He r, qpiTes to he cnr-
siuced that the apostle is correct in his opir-
IONS " IL so Let the resuisitirn b. made.
then ask the person mski1p IL 10 take view
OF man as lie WAS aud is: ~ the PAST ana pre-
sent CONF ton of mank md: al The condition of
tiosS wbf labor ~ the onit country OF m"ders
Entoie that has evtt boast, q OF its iiheriy an
TO say, VII, Their the distinction bstwrsn per
p'tuai labor amt perpetual want on one sd.
aiid slavery on the other, il not a Que stian AMI
strife OF ", ris
The FOLLOWING rs THE P.s. suBJOIN SD TO r!;:,
WHO'LL NO.
P.S. Since writing ihe lat sentence Aave
cast my eSt, over ramphIei in The snap TIA
memorial Ia Cop-ress, penreu d, a c,l tuin-
vrate of Boston Ecce iierun Cri,pin.l Ais
MI hinY over agaiH rxcci that he nov ar-
peats wIIh five heads instead at Que. The nue.
moral is rev hut not an improved Edition
OF his speeches The only addi,i ma >u- grS-
ton, that very cuTsoiy readis. ba- -nab,cd
me 4" perceive is that the puati-Ot Cou. ,.ss
10 enact thai no Stare Sao, erer be sotd fran oss
state to daoth = may bC ia,iiN derived from that
Clause OF ii' ruu>ti'uton witch pnabit Con-
grS~ Ia reg.iate commerce umcne the sereraE
stufes'
OF an argument like this. v III no, siterrpS
the RETALIATION: nee hate victoria tandem Ia
good truth, l am pleased with II. I'm -ls,
that II is urged The gentlemen composing
this menorIaiisipg committee, al, M. a. 0t h Oh
and believe well deserved character tor to-
ents: s,itrted. II not sell Ct, men, OF the town
OF BosiO-. When such men urge such a,,a,-n-
hent. art reduced 10 d uecesSit, 50 depI"rabie
what nuhst be the real meiits at the cause in :
which they have suffered ia, mseiveS Ca be ey,-
pioyed! Mr.. King viii not thank ris e co.
adiu,ots lie viii tell rrm nnu alf Ayio,
nee dei"nsoiinus isis ,en,. rs ycet ~ 3,1
paTagiaph OF the Sih Sect. |. Arr. C0rsG T..
Stats IN, 5ti paragraph OF tue 9th set tx,
same Ar. anc The contained praci,csi crn,-
ment on them IL, the several acts ct Congress
regulating the c asl,ns trade. and licen>imy
vessels engage tiserei,. a. mvusitate hat the
power 10 prt,iiht or even 10 rtypGte the iu-
iHnd trchc between ciiiZens Ut d'uc-eli states
i n o"ttr nae - n"rei a. u - dangerous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
IMPORTATION WANTED


'EHOMAS SIMPSON, from Virginia enlisted IN the
service oi he s at New Orleans. from on hoard
privateeT, HbOHt the 1912 ~ Since which
time he has not been ccranh heard Of by hi. friends
~ virginia. who are in sion Of Hfprmat0 i'm
PoTiant to him, IL he be living or, nbe Is dead an
virginia by any person knowing the fscis IL they
Wou.d communicate tbem.--It is expected some Of The
"hceTs In the u. S. army give ibis inf ruation-
Any information respecting him would he thankfully
received nv his fTifnds..... Address the Fd,r the
inquirer, Richmond Va or The Editor Of ihe National
lntelifgenceT, " ashpgion.
IT The Maj. HtetflgeHceT nriU p7,bfish the 0bope
fWice treek tho months, and (OrfO0rd me nccOuHf
IN th,S oltce brc. 3 62-t2I8w
AZ suhsCfihyr Uii continue his school The present
year ~ Mrs SMITHS, six miles above Pow hatan
courthouse, wherein will be Taught The Gfeek Latin
and English languages, gfammatcally geography wHb
the use of the globes, together with read nR wftinr
and afitbWettC The Price for tuition will he % 10
Ne paud quarterly iH advance. MIS-. Smith will fpr.
nsh heard az so the teT4 to he paid gusrfert in
advance, each hoafder furnishing bic own he'd ard
candles for which there will he aE additional charpe
OF iO......This school will commence on the 10Th
OF January, and end The 10Th of December foiiovHe
Inc month OF August being Teservsd for vaosil6n.
Jan. ~. IS s'.
NoTlCE.-By viuue Of = deed Of trust hearing date
tue hret day ef December, 1918, executed to The
snbserlber ny Henry Cheabsm, and duty recorded IN
tue once Of the county cont ~ Chesefhed foi The
purpose % securing The payment of aeertain sum OF
money therein mentioned, theU, Safurdng me
ON 0ag 81 February Aerf, proceed 90 sell an rrhlic
auction, fOf cash, a. John Wtrfee's Grocery Ger.
tain tract or rarce Of LAND yiug aud betgp In The
HenTy Kohers, Robert GOOde, and others rouaintps
0s acres, more or less
oANlEi CfEATHAH, Trsaee.
! J,u. H.. - rsSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

EItr6cf from The Minutes 81 ne IN .Jannery.
heipR pTspused 10 reduce ;bt aiIFs If the Pre-.
siuehts "i ihc prnI al BARK AID is Branches aud TO
Coitai C'hfT eNpenCe OF hs instruction aud also 10
enact ctria" additions regu GnT the Rosern eut
OF the haik and 1t being Jesuaole L. Obtain the r
's ~ tht ST. ckbodes generally upon these sui ,ect
heSOfUfd, That chen TINS me ring aci HTns !, shall
ahJ"nfn &" thu second TUESDAY in FthIuau te,t; and
iha' cory o. this refouiion he Published ibfet tunes
IN some newspaper IN Richmond Nprfolk pc s, sbuTs
fIederick'h"Ig, iynch6ure aud Winchester.
SIN Januaiy 1920. 56v3y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
Counkn. To nj.
Ibis DIV

rms day HcsBowle dsed the foregoing
power OF attorney TO have been subscribed and sealed
Oy ana delivered ds act aud deed, before me,
ano ~ the same time made oath that the shares
winch stand IN name In the said Farmers Bank
OF Virginia are really aud bona ode own property
ana not held ~ tTus for the use benefit e"luinent
Of any other person or persons, in pursuance OF
any coBtTiy2nCe desien To obtain for or for any
other person or persons. greater nnmher OF votes
than any other are fsitlt entitled To- accotdtuy
to true interest in the said bank, coufcrR'Ity
WIN tue proportions Of voting shares established
by the act Of February 18Th 1872, emitted An act
incorporating the Farmers bank Of virginia -
uuder NV hand this day of 1872
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
P9Tm ~ PTrTJ.
KNOW ALL MEN By rHbsL PRrsENrs That

NNoW ALL MEN By THtsL PBESENIs. That
Of county, Nnemis. d. hereby
%"PoI"t Ia lie ny prtNN and suhsiuute,
'"' me, and IN my n2n'e sUd hehaI' vote n any
election NJ dfecn directors she Farmers aauk
OF virginia, as fully as myself ight or could were
personally present; Aud DO as' hereby appoint the
SAID my subs,i,ut. and rr.vv 4, ,,,r,,sn, .,
AZ W meetings OF st"cLhnldrT The FaIptrts' Bank OF
Nhglnla, and in nN naire and behalf vote rrsnert.
ing we euaCiing, repeating amtndinP suct h,
ordinances OF regulations IS may he deemed necessary
a'o convenient f'r the government 4 the said hars.
In witness whereof. have beIsuBlo set nv band ard
Seai tnlS dayo ia the year ls2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
LEGISLATURB0F VIRGINIA.

EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE
or DELEGATES.
WedHesday, January IA communication
was received from the senate, stating that tlIey
mad passed the bills" Placing Richard MIC
ken on the pension list, ind fOI his present re-
Concerning the Society Of Friends,
commonly called QuJkors, composing The con,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
o NzH$ O <.asa's~-'---



eJHm ettis!
nEli- ~ htt ~. - Charlotte couniy on the I'd
INST. Col JOEL'N ttkiNS, sJirT very sa,Et IN. -,
we're Illness His massage firm life Was a irnsd with
that perfect cobpospFe aud resignation whsh ssincc
nnques"nabe evihsnee Of an mi Sted aud eS.r.
pary character Society nNuIns b, has isff,Ht, Ie
event The less of rne Of Is most usetu m-nb.ie a. m
AL MS relations his ndu,t admirably ,tTreot and
c""in hdahle o. active btne, uItnre he a. tately
eunalf ard never sntPasS d. his hr5.
W sImpaihib-d With every paEg which assSiitd ae
repose OF his seqandnces; and his charity ~asiint-
eu sn'' hS rs deii and IN lndugty inttgHt sussty
81 dIsposit''n and m"des9 OF ifsro!tn.Hi. avs
pure m"js FIR pGase and inli;ion. rs ieiatios dc
wac aarc onate, beuehcent am knd the ifrro e
mani ind, he vas hn" istesai aud hus;uable iis
NE OF enneut Vitae, aad az su, sft ossvrvauct 20
religion confer c'~,m IL iu,ure happiness Ihcts caa
he no donSi be is To ihG slus etelpaI est
beIaFird this lite CD itr 5il inst at Ltl residence
IN 6opcbland cnIBiy, Mrs. NARY VAUGHAN, win
al Illness 81 fen moaibs SocieII has non u ep
fer he loss OF wurihy mrer, whose early life
was devcrd 10 religion, aud NAKED vuh The sirttCst
plet Of chrsiiah till drstH's call Isustcd her eus
"' tn. reach Of her wan ana devoted Ti-uds Her
heart Was ever orrn The cies of br distressed md
nlSi"rtnne9 o. the nerd Her resignation tue
OF death, she bare with the foTtude the fer.
want christian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

"a $780, 50 Oh" goOG juniper o. Cvptsss S. IN.
~ GAS 10 cover h NV brick mi d'iY. on - or
cary s'Iee'.--Appis at my office on i7ih stfeet.
Jan. II 75-u vs. riTCFtErT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

shWNlS " NfFFIII III.
wards OF stN feet nigh and years age lie is ant
20 heN MS teeth in kiaA Of spgh 81 stmpti hen
s""te" q" and specially wteu detected any fatlt.
v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

ny the GOUerdor az the C0nInonn 6aLh OF Tirgt,.iq
PROCLAMATION
WHERE rs Information has hetn received by The
~ Executive. from he jaiinT CUn,betla land co. nty
ttat certain slave NAV ed H. rs LEW, sentenced
by the couT OF said county To safer Ceaih tor The
CRIME OF burglary, (Nhh sentence has hcen changed
10y the EXeruilve to sale and b. made
MS e'caYe from tue jail btreof. Is going 20
isI2e = hart tbStote thought ~ will The sdvte Of
the council e hereb, to offer reward OF Fifty
nUiLAkS &c enI psiscr persons VIII, shat. arp pre-
hend ana cohveN 20 Toe Jail &c sale tounis, 1" lie
PenileSnary IN tits civ the said Lewis ~. Lev ADo
do moreover Teq"ire all cheers civil sha N iirrv
ana eXhori the 20 d prope OF Tins ccan,e,we.iih 90
use theT nest FnreaN"Tst aprtthend IN. said slave
thas lie may irs d-"'t With az lie Law GiecIs
Gwen under IA Rand Governor an under
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
fnIN.fIS Nonk "a Tmelnin.
wM NiKtRVIs Cash'r.

\ adjourned meeting fthe siockh SOLDIERS viii he
"a hrld ~ tae Bank ~ tie rit, ot I've oD,, ON
Tuesday, tie s'b DAY OF February next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

A Ftm copies Of one Ncw Re,ised ood. y, y be
- reacy ter sale On Wednesday fhrrsda. r-xt
van. ~ u SAhN 1 CHnY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

Given under IA Rand Governor. an under
Ne seal - the commonwealth at EiChInoSd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29
LATEST NEWS

NORFOLK. August 25.-By the slip
trSinia, Captain FISHER, 80 days from
Liverpool, arrived in Hampton Roads,
Liverpool papera 10 The fifteenth Of July,
and London 10 The 18th, have been re-,
crived at LWords Rea0ing ROOM. tllro'
the attention of Capt. F. and ii correspon
uent-they contain no Intelligence OF mo-
mcnt from The con,.ncnt. In England
The affairs of tie Queen still continued
10 engrOss the public attention 10 The ex-
clusIon OF Amos every thing else il had
been determined however, 10 suspend The
second reaiing OF The Divorce Bill 10 The
l7tb OF August, so that in the interim The
pubiic feeii,s, now wrought up TO fever
ISL exeiIep.rnt may have time 10 cool and
iranquilizr. The wretcIled tatierdema
lions who were brought over from I,aIy
TO give evidence against he Queen, il
VIII be seen have taken their depar-
iure, probably after having given their
dispositions. The English people .eel
as hey ought on an occasion so hu.
initiating 10 every dignited sentiment.
Canning. II ~ announced, las decided
" refused 10 lake any part in the prose-
cuiion.
The report Of Mr.. Cannins's resigna.
ton Is coniradicted. lie remains in of.
nee upon an understanding with his col.
leagues that he is 10 take no part in any
proceedings relative 10 the Queen, either
IN the cabinet cornell or in parliament.
The House OF Commons will, il is under
stood, have goi through, all the business
before 1t IN about eight or ten days, when
u VIII adjourn from time 10 time, the adj.
tournaments having refereace 10 the pro-
gress OF The proceedings in tIIe Lords. i'm
order that il The bill should pass the up-
per house, IL may be i'll readiness 10 re-
ceive il.
The subjoined letter from IIarwicIl
confirms the report as 10 the mode in
winch The Italian Witnesses against her
majesty have been disposed Of for the
present -" Harcich, Juiy0, 1820.-Con.
sidering IL may he OF some interest 10 Won
aud the public 10 know what has become
OF The persons who landed al Dover said
to be Witnesses against the Queen, [
wrie to you 10 say the following en-
bhtksd here yesterday or board lie Earl
OF Leicester packet for Holland Case.
na, Martinella, Antonio, Talliabo, GaIdi-
ma, all citizens OF Como; and Cariez.
Nhose suite the other four are said 10 be
Of The wIeichcd appearance Of these
Creatures beggars description I; il excited
The disgust OF all who saw them. This
day eleven more OF these wretched ami
mails, among whom was woman, arrived
from London, and embarked for Holland
on board The Prince Of Orange, Captain
Thomas Bridge, who was ordered 10 sail
express, II WAS with difficulty thew
could be persuaded 10 quit their seats,
through tear OF some chastisem upon
Their persons. Would thai all the peoplc
oil England were 10 see the persons WIN |
were TO be Witnesses against our Queen |
How just ~ estimate mightIhe forn,
OF Their rcspecisbility.-We have an
alien messenger here from London, who |
males il his business 10 ipdHre the |
ranfs Of all persons landed from our |
packets, and reports al head quarters"