Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21
FOREIGN.

lion. MIR. DeGman, Inc queens solicitor,
Sunricd up. His speech occupied The
House iva days, aud makes % close col
umns IN the London Observer, and woul,!
FIJI two at our papers entire. He Was
followed by DIR. Lusiiiugton, one of her
malesiy's counsel, who showed, saws one
of The papers, that neither The laws OF
God nor OF man would admit either q!
The divorce Or the degradation Of Ike
queen"
On HE 81 Of November. motion was
made for a second reading of the Bill
OF Pains and Penalties, when The Lord
Chancellor addressed the House in Il We
ry able speech which will be found in
our columns Of to-day
The London Courier considers the
condemnation of the queen as certain
We Will venture TO affirm, saws HAT paper
OF Nov. Isl, there is not AN unpreju.
diced nan in the kingdom, who alter
reading the mastery analysis of the
evidence by tue Attorney and Solicitor
generals, can have a shadow of doubt
resting upon his mind az 10 the comprie
proof thai has been established Of all The
charges cOntamedin the preamble VI the
Bills or Pains and Penalties"
The London Courier OF lie 2Sth ofOct
says, " Prince Leopold hadpaid two visits
TO her Majesty. 8 AS 10 The particular
motive WHICH, has induced The prince 10
visit her majesty, we arc moi very solicit
ons to enquire lnIo. Ii may be nliracu
lous as i, would appear-tliat lie thinks
her character clear by the inquiry that
has taken place" We also learn from the
Courier that Lord Holland had announc.
ed his detention Of voting against the
bill on The ground that il is unconstitu-
tiOnal.
Lord Milton has addresscda letter 10
Alderman Wood, in which lie states tina,
'he trial OF the Queen being now over,
and his mind being satisfied with the in =;
nocence ct the Queen. lie begs the Al
derman la take charge of lie subscrip
lion from his lady and himself to The ser
wee OF plate intended 10 be presented to
her majesty.
The benefit a, The Drury- lane Theatre
tor The widow oi Mr.. Rae, amounted to
near 1000 pounds sterling.
Thirty of The Queens Witnesses who
were not examined have returned TO Milan.
Letters we're received at Portsmouth
an lie 30lh Ociobcr, from the Mediicr-
ranean stating that The Liitcy, Capt Dun
can, ami Active, Capt Gordon, had Join d.
T..
and that his force having wiihii a French
line of ha'lr ship, had proceeded 10
crUizc off Naples, on the land side of whic b
a strong Austrian force was marching.
The letters were wholly silent as 20 what
line of conduct The British force meant TO
pursue.
Thomas Davidson and Mrs. Carlisle,
were tried before tic Court of King's
Bench OIL The 2SIIi of October, for pub
fishing pamphlet. called The Deist's
Magazine" and d blasph libel call
ed The Republican,. They were botl,
found guilty.
The LIVERPOOL Mercury of November
Sd says" Ii is strongly asserted thai
the Queen intends 10 make personal ap-
peal to the House of Lords. by prcsen,ing
herself before them on Thursday. aud
laying on their table, with her own hands,
paper supplying certain points which
her counsel had hestalrd 10 produce. "
Orders have been received AZ Coventry
for ile immediate Manufacture of some
thousand yards of willie satin rib
bon for ladies' sashes. in front Of which a
head OF The Qusen is 10 he worked.
Lord Beresiord, from Rio de Janeiro.
arrived al Lisbon in lhe English ship Ven
gruT OH the 10Th of October, but was de.
sired, by ordrr oi The provisional gov
ernmeni, moi to land, which measure i,
as said was taken merely with a view
To the safety his Lordship's person, and
the preservation of the public peace. He
was required at The same time 10 leave
the Tagus as soon as possible. A private
letter mentions the popularity OF The
British commander and officers as the
reason Tor this proceeding. II is stated
that should the King and his son both
refuse 10 return 10 Portugal, the prori-
siOnal government will attempt TO place
upon The throne The young Duke of Ca.
daval, ihr next u, IL TO tie house of Bra =
ganzd. The goVerHmeni had iniimale4l IN
all the English officers Of superior rank
wish thai ihev should leave The cnnn-
try. Lord Bcrestord bad requested 10 I've
allowed tn land as a single individual for
the purpose OF settling his private affairs ;
this vas refused, and threats were held
Oul thai unless he departed in 81 hours.
measures Of hosiiiliea would be resorted
TO, Ills loTdshp's servants aud The agent
OF the British packets had all ben arrest
ed. Lieu. Generals Blunt and A. Camp
bell, Sir J. Campbell and Sir Vicio,
ArenischiId, Who had visited Lord Re
rcsfogd, had been ordered out Of the
country.
Tie Polish Diet assembled al Warsaw
has assumed an attitude more erect than
could have been expected from the Sen
aiots of that vanqusled aud pariilioned
country. The Russian Emperor had. il
Appeals, submitted TO their consideration
and approval new organization Of tho
criminal tribunals OF lhc country. wlicl
The Diet could not approve, and which il
Tie exercise Of their legislative authority
| they have rejected.
Tie affairs OF Naples are drawing io
wards ~ important crisis. Austria i, fill
! ing Italy "itll her troops, aud several psik
/ ri artillery have quilicd tie arsenal O
! Vienna for that country. Ills motive TO
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