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

day (the sth.) Iefo.s one The room was
completely filled, and AT half past one
MIR. Sheriff palkins made his appearance.
He was accompanied by Mr.. +. Moor,
DR.. Parr, MIR. Whiiebread, MIR. Alderman
Wai,bman, aud Mr.. Alderman Wood
These gentlemen, with Sir Francis Burdeti,
and MIR. Hobhouse were the speakers.
Alter some preliminary remarks, from
Mr. p. Moore, in which he was particular
~ severe upon Ministers, and the Green
Rag committee, and which drew iorti,
reiterated piaudis from his hearers, he
proposed several resolutions, which wer e
pni seriatem, d carried unanimously. The
meeting was addressed by Sir Il Bur,ieti
and MIR. Hobhousr, and Alderman Wood,
10 whom a vote of thanks tor his attentions
! 10 the Queen had been carricd.-In the
course OF his remarks, he said | have
the satisfaction 10 add, that the more
enquiry is made, as 10 the means of de.
fence for the QHeen. the more matter sp.
pears III her favor. especially from the
number OF high and respectable cliarac-
ters, who offer 10 bear testimony TO her
majrsiys conduct at the several places
which SHE visited during her absence from
tins country. o. the character aud COM
hections OF some OF the principal VII
nesses 10 be adduccd against her majesty,
am fully apprised. 1t can be shewn i'm
decd, that the connections of these vii
nesses are in The annual receiptsof no less
than three millions of the public money.
TIE Queen, then,is by 10 means depressed
by the situation IN hi, II her and your
enemies have placed her. On the con-
irary. indeed, her majesty is in the very
highest spirits, Tor within the last "a
hours. have heard her declare, Thai she
wloRd not change her situation with any
woman in the world. (Louh applausc.)
lh's declaration too, l am happy Ia say,
her majesty uttered, after ha,ing con-
sidered lier case with all that arr;ucn and
ability for shich slio is proverbialiy dis
iinguisbed. (Repesied plaudiis.) Her
majesty, indeed, evinccs the most firm re-
solution L" meet her accusers face 10 face.
From the house in town, il Is her rcsOlu-
lion TO start al 10 O'Clock every morning,
during The discussion Of her case in Tie
House of Lords, and rem ain in that house
each day until The proceedings shall have
concluded. Cloud aud reiterated Plau it's
Alter giving yon This information, VI ich
am peculiarly happy Ia see, affords you
so much satisfaction, YOU will, | hope,
excuse me from entering further into the
merits OF the Queens case. tHear, hear.)
From the Salem Gazette.
Latest from FTance.-Wm \. Rogers.
Esq. passenger in the Nereus, from
Havre, has furnished the following Items
OF news
All was apparently quiet al Paris, Aug.
o. a Law forbidding the inhabitants
stopping III groups and wearing sword.
canes, &c. had just been publicly read
III the streets of Paris.
sl,oi
presented 10 the King.
Nothing new had TRANSFERRED relative TO
The Queen Of England. a person of dis
ilngnlshed talents, well acquainted with
the Italian laws aud customs, had left
England Tor Italy, To procure testimony,
on the Queens behalf.
Some blood bad been shed al Naples
III consequence of the dissatisfaction of
two regiments 10 the Constitutional cause.
Ferdinand had delivered his speech TO
the COries-hc is now called the Com
siituiiOnal."
Mailing had been heard of the pro-
ceedlngs OF The Algerine Squadron OF s
sail which was out on cruise
The plague ragged with great fury al
MaJorca, which excited much alarm AT
Marseilles.
Alr. Rogers has brought dispatches
from MIR. Gallatin for the Department Of
State.
Mr.. Bagot, ambassador to the Emperor
of Russia, has arrircd safe at st. Peters
6Wgh. [e5rhis is considered 10 be the
highest diplomatic prOmotion.- MIR. BIS
salary, while Minister AT Washington, was
about 10000 dollars year. lie will now
receive az Ambassador 10 Russia (if his
salary, &c. equal those of his DrPdecessor)
nearly S 100000 per annum.- Bost. Cent