The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-19

BY the arrival at New York, on the I4th inst.
of the packet Ship James Monroe, Capt Rsps-
Eas, which sailed from Liverpool on the 4th Of
November, London and Liverpool papers to No.
vember Sd, were received
These papers are Of several days later date
than those received bSths Arrivals aas.asi~.ges
the Captain Of which brought the.seport that the
Bill against the Queen had be on rejected by the
Lords.
BY this last Intelligence concerning the TTal
offhe Queen, IL appe airs tina the case had closed
the counsel for the Queen had summed up the
evidence, and the counsel for the prosecution
had replied aud concluded. On the Cd Of No.
vembar, the Reers sat to- pronounce judgment
The Lord Ctanrepsr expressed his opinion Of
the guilt afths Qpeens' Hs Was followed by lssl
Erskins, who had notPrecA sded far, when he be-
came spsechIss,, fell, and was carried cut. The
House then adjourned for short time, and Lord
Lauderdale. resumed the discussion. Here the
intelligence ends.
Prince Leopold, had waited on the Queen and
testified his persuasion OF her innocence. The
Chamberlain of the King bad an interview with
the counsel Of the Queen, November e. which
gave rise to speculation. So
We shall probably by the next arrival receive
the result in the House Of Peers, and a fuli re-
port Of the violence exhibited m her favour. The
papers on each side continue the same strain ~
confidence. recrimination and abuse, as at the
csmneaccmsnt Of the trial. The opposition pa
Pers, howeve speak 10 high terms Of the impair
TALLY Of Chancelor Eldon, and of the fairness Of
Lord Liverpool; on some points the Chancenor
and Lord Liverpool have differed, but in every
case the latter has carried majority which has
been adverse to the cause Of the Queen. The
House Of Commons met on the nth Of October,
AMI adjourned again, on motion Of Lord Castle
reash To November %
Lord Beresiord, on his return from the Bra
zils 10 Portugal. was refused landing al
Lisbon. under prelence by the new govern
meDt, that in the existing state Of things his
lordship's person might be subject to insult.
THIS is not understood to bc tho real cause
Ii was understood at Lisbon that lord Beresiord
brough, with him, from Rio Jaoeifo additional
powers from the king, which would have Civ
en- him control over the whole kingdom.
little short of monarchy I; and this beha..
whs,her well founded CT mol, seems TO have
gwen decision 10 the refusal 10 land and to en-.
Ter the capital. HIS ord-h,p, with several of
he English officers attached 10 the Portuguese
army, have gone TO England.
Il was thought tina, The congIess about to be
OPENED at TroPpau would continue its sil,ngs
sl VieSns.
Advices from Naples are to October 10.
There was a.contest At Palermo on the 25lh
September, al which time Gen. Pepe, com
nsnder Of the Neapolltaa army. advanced and
occupied the suburbs OF the city alter killing
and putting 10 fight all who defended them.
on The 26.h flag of truce was sent IN, but.
not returning. the troops attacked the city and
burnt several houses. Negotiations were again
commenced, but on sudden, in the afternoon
OF The 23th, the gates were shut. and the Pa
lermtans recommended hoslIlIies. On thu
I'd October, General Pope threw in bombs !;
on the 9th new negotiations were commenc-
ed and on the 10Th telegraphic Dispatch
was received at Naples, dated Palermo, Oct.
6, announcing that all was nearly terminated.
The city bad surrendered, and the troops OF
Gen. Pepe entered and occupied the forts.
Apsrsgraph from Rene, Oct. II, says -
+" II is reported that Austrian troops are imms-