Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-25
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Mercantile Advertiser have received Ii
vcrpooI papers 10 the 7,h, and London
papers aud Lloyds Lists TO The 4ih Of July,
lnriu,lNe.
PARLIAMENT. In the House OF Com.
m0ns, on Monday last, the house having
resolved itself ,uto COMMITTEES, Lord
Cssiierragh brought forward the Kings
message, relative To provision been made
for the branches oil the Royal Family, aud
having stated some peculariies in the
situation OF several OF the princes, con-
Guided with moving for IA sum, not ex
cccding e 1900, Tor .he use of his ROYAL
ligi,ness The Duke of York.
Lord a. ilaniiiou expressed his sur
prise that the Noble Lord bad wholly
omitted 10 mention any provision for the
Queen. On one occasion tire Noble Lord
tad SAID, that when the time came for
making provision for The other bran.
chcs Of TIE Royal Family, he would then
INTRO luce tie subject OF a provision for the
Queen. Al present, lie believed that her
Aiajcs'y hal no legal Income " hatsnpver.
WHAT she Nigh, receive from his Maiess
tvs Ministers was illegally granted and
nnduly made use Of. !le Knew not III
whai siiSation her Majesty would be
placed ~ the expiration OF this session !;
ana u WAS the more necessary that a
proper sum should be voted Tor her ser.
wee, since, n the proceedings now in
prog ess, wen, or, she would have occa.
SION 'oY much larger command of PEE
cuniary resources thau she possessed at
present. II was most ungeuerous and
most uniusi 10 seize on the present mo.
nen', Ia order 10 deprive her oil any pro-
vision wi:ii she might have formerly EN-
loi ST. II he did not receive PLAIN an
swer:rom the Noble Lord on this subject,
t'e wcHid move, thar The chairman do
leave ihechair, for the purpose OF giving
hiin'sters an opportunity 81 considering
the Improperly of their conduct, and
also 10 enable the House TO decide how
far they would abe, and sanction tina,
improperly.
Lprd Casilereagh said, that every care
had been taken 10 prevent any personal
inecnvealence which NIGH, be likely TO
aheci Ter Majesty. frovision had hcen
made TO meet any particular expense
winch The QJscn might incur in couse-
quence of the pending inquiry. This
pulnl had neither escaped The King OF
. his Ministers. II had been specifically
notified TO her Majesty tina, every mpans
would be afforded 10 her for The defence
q her character and conduct. With r..
sreei 20 The mode Of grating this al.
io~ancc, The jealous feelings oi the No
Die Loro would be quieled, ii lie took the
irnIib'e OF reading The resolution of A.
pri last, which weui 10 continue for IL
'nae,i TING, certain grants, that had been
previously miade, and which were charge.
able on tie consolidated fund. OF these
grants, the sum annually paid TO tile
Gueeu was one.
Alter SOME further conversation, Mr.
Denman said lie wished To observr, that
the question WAS brought before the com
nliiee without her Majesiy's know ledge.
tteie was subject nearer her heart than
VIA, of expense: il was the dread lest The
interference of foreign powers should
prevent her from having lie benefit ot
HOS? Witnesses Who we're necessary TO hei
eXcu.paiion. Sine feared thai certain 10.
reign powers, particularly Austria, which
iaU ben exceedingly active i'll her per
secniion, would deprive her q; those in
GIvduais wi'hoet whom her justification
would be Inconipicie. when she was, al
last, accused before public tribunal
whaiever the decision OF Ina, tribunal
tnlgiil be, she called for lair opportunity
to sustain her character, and with the
view, She demanded That all difficulties
and obstacles should be removed.
Ihe votes 10 The Duke OF York and The
several branches OF The Royal Family
we're Hen agreed TO-.
The Chancellor of Tie Exchequer az
forwards mD,ed that the House should
resolve Itself Into a comaultec of The whole
House, 10 take into consideration q further
supply 10 his Majesty.
Dir. Crrrvey sail he was aware that
the III. Hon. Gentleman was aboni 10
iutF0duce The expense OF The ensuing CO.
ROTATION; Fhrre had not been any cs.
fmale placed Oh the table relative 10 Ills
ceremony, and I'LL sucli estimate appear.
ca. fic wpulh not cpnsesl 10 tie gYaau OF
single idiIiiug. Indeed il was hts OPT
ni0A, liIai n;I'ier The present citcginstdll-
re5 ~ TIE country no coronation ought
80 take place. The other House had
proceeded so FAR 10 The Investigation Of
Tie contents of the grecn bag as 10 rem
dent extremely probable thai d bill would
&c Immediately introduced 10 expose
her Majesty the Queen 10 the utmost
disgrace and iDiamy. The House of
Commons had, however, refused iu enter
with similar speed into Il similar invesii.
gallon and vel Ministers bad dared 10
come Gown TO them, and TO ask for a
large sum oil money 20 be expended III a
grand gala. a great national Jubilee,
whilst ihc Queen of ibe country was la
boring under the most heavy and grieyous
accusations.
Some conversation ensued, in the
cons-e o. wnIcli, DR.. Washington obscrv-
Ell, that The distress was every where so
real anl so great, thar he wuud uoi con
seni So vote away single shilling Of The
Hnb''s money for any purpose that was
not absolutely and Indispensable ueces.
Eary. The table was covered with peli-
Hons rom al lie great agricultural
0is'FIc'7, And aHihc manufacturing towAs.
GldeGo@ Has - ruins. Leeds in d.siress.
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