Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-26

allowed 10 donbt this pant Of our information,
IL Is certain. that such thing was intimatcd
as probable TO her majesty, by a gentleman IN
The confidence ct government. The Queen,
however, received the intimation with great
disirust declaring at the same time, that her
Donor was too deeply implicated 10 admit of ID
ny thing hut tie most solemn recognition OF
her Innocence.
The failure of this laudable ATTEMPT at
compromis. may he attributed. IN some de.
gree, 20 reserve on the part of her maJesty /;
which, in the absence ct her legal adviser,
Mr. Broughain, u not 10 he reprobated. Whe.
iher his return may alter the state OF the ne
EQUATION or rot, is qaite matter OF specuia.
ton. The Queen, in the mean time, does not
relax in the great exertions which are neccssa-
~ Oh her part, 10 rebut the charges which
nave been brought against her. Count Vassa-
u lett London OF Saturday night at II o'clock
Tor Milan; where lie will be met b. several
persons OF rank, who are 10 accompany him
10 England, on behalf OF her majesty. These
parties are said to be OF the highest respecta-
Diiity; nut we are unable To learn whether
their testimony is TO be placed In opposition
TO the local charges against the Queen, or as
general evidence in tavor OF uniform good
conanct. Some circumstances favourable to
her Majesty, have influenced her present inca
sutes.'
The editor of the True Bri,on declares, that
lie " has had the goou tertuue 10 meet the eye
and the attention CT the Monarch :" aud he
gives some OF his ma ssty's declarations as he
heaid them from his own lips. Among other
things, HIS Majesty has positively declared,
that he will regard, as AN attack upon his
peace aud upon the welfare OF the nation, any
attempt TO impede the defence oi her ajesty;
Tor that nothing would give him such real plea
sure as Ine satisfactory proofs of her inno,
cehce. Ihat The evidence brought against
her, said this illustrious party, twas such as 10
ueaiand my notice will he acknowi lodged
but the Queen shall have AN open Court of
1us.ee, and every possible means of vindicat-
inr her honor"
We congratulate the country OH such mo-
harch TINS Is as ii should be. Let the limo.
cehce OF the Queen be shown and who will
rejoice more than the King We recommend
sme ,i conduct az this to every body; tor II is
only by honest and impartial justice that ii
fair result can be expected. Let the country
see the Queen is well used and the verdict
OF the legislature will be properly respected.
me triumph OF yirine would be gratifying TO
all parties but if virtue be wautiuy. the pub
,ic will give a respectful though mourntui at
tentIon TO the IL cision which declaresit. To
me hing we recommend forheatance--;o the
Vneen dignihed patience; and, above all, wa
auNse her 10 discourage ihe ',ctious men VINO
opposition 10 government"
I;iE KING
LONDON, July 81. On Saturday tie
hmS rer'ewed tie London and Westminster
L'ShthorSe volunteers, accompanied by tie
Dukes Of io'h, Cambridge and Weiiington.
a squadron has been. formrdct Portsmouth,
to accompany his hgesty in an aqnatice en-
curS'on. ~ IS TO be composed IF three roynl
yachts amt three sioopS Of mar, and miH be
commanded by Sir Charles Puget, as Com
modore.--He has h0isted his broad pendant
IN the Rogei George.
AUGUST g.. On Friday lis Majcsiy
reric,ced the LaMcers am Hussars, anil on
Saturday the Heary Caral,y. His Mnjesfy.
who as himself an excellent cGralry o,yicer,
destowed great praise on tic Humerous more.
mentS Of thefwO days.
7HE QUEEN.
AUGUST 8. Tile inhabitants If Haner
smith, haze rotrd an adl,rss to tie Queen.
hn address fl en- leicester has been presented
By Tie BaiAH.
Sir John Shelly, and NJ. ShiRned, the
BLENDERS from Leris, hare declined present
ing tie address Of that borough 10 tie Qmen.
On address las been potcit at Norrich, but
TIE leading Wigs refused TO concur in it.
yesterday meeting raS held IN lioidle
sea-, 10 votc an address, to tie Queen mhen
as usual, Sir +. Burdeti, Messrs IIobhouse,
Wlitbread, Whitman, Wood, Sc. attended,
anil uttered their commou Incorporate lar
s'Ha9c asd misrepresentation. IN address,
and string Of resolutions, wers roIed by ac-
cfamat'on. Courier.
Her MGesty has taken house in 81.
James square, merit door to Lord Castle
reagh'S.
Twenty-Five of The PRISONERS tried at
Glasgow, for High Treason, have been
aud ordered for execution on
the sth September. Twenty of them
have been recommend, by the jnries, 10
mercy The two Others, HARDIE and
BAIRD. The ring leaders, it is expected,
will suffer the penalty of the laws.
LONDON, Aug. Paris Journals of
Friday last have arrived This morning and
furnish the following.
Extract OLA letter from Madrid, dated
on The evening of The 18th july =" We
have just received important news from
Naples, 10 which no credit was in The
lust place given; but various letters
from Rome confirm il. a great number
OF the Deputies Of the Cories Instantly
assembled in secret Committees, and il
was resolved 20 give The intelligence all
possible publicity. The news received
Ibis evening from Gallicia, has excited "a
great fermcnt in this capital several let
lers have been received from that pro-
vince, exaggerating The movements which
have taken place there"
Extract from FL O6Serpador of 81. James.
Private letters from Corunna, dated
July 20: =" Tho Counter Revolution has
iusi broken out il presents all alarming
aspect but ne hope. that The arrival Of |
1000 men, sent TO The borders Of The !
Nligno, where The coBfederscy has taken |
''ace, will .dispel all fears.-This event |
las had such an influence on all minds,
hat yesterday scarcely 800 men mustered |
II The ranks Of the National Guard cut of |
200 men who had inscribed themselves.
agar, (ile political Chief the Province)
instantly cOnvoked the ancient COnsiiin.
lonal Junia Of Government, and il is said
hal he has drawn his sword from the
cabbard. God grant, that n movement
ImIIdr TO that a. hich bp haa slrpctad h..o |