Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-14

SiiA uhS'uuCtS oUu cow i>d'ious idu uoi
occurred. she said. 81 canno, swear il,
Il they did, assutc YOU l have not the
least idea that ihcy did"
Madame MariignI hers, II MAS next call
ed. aud deposed distinctly 10 the seve
Ia! points iusi noii rd.
BY accounts from Naples TO the 30th
5 ~. We are gwen 20 understand, though
moi positively, that Pal. rmp had surr,n
dere,' on the a5lh IL the Neapoliian for
crs, alter a binoly battle. Ca the 20ih,
The taller had taken The fort OF Salautr,
within ~ mites cl Paieimo AMI on The
same day, The whol- SiC,iIau II II q; gun
boats is said 10 have been TAKEN or dcs-
troSed. liz Was generally believed that
Austria, ho was supposed te have Il;
mcpied the discunicht Of The Palermiians,
would uhl afford them any open assist
ance. Ffom the Frankfort paper, which
come down 10 The i3ili OF. we learn,
that he pr bAbiliiy OF an armed intcrte
reLce on The pa; OF Austria with The aft
fats of Naplrs ieC!iurS every day. In
spru. L. daieL October >, s.a'cs. HAL on
credit II i,t;. r. from NerUna, thai
Bafo.' Fri OF, co::;Ga,i;icf IN CHIEF of
:le Auslrlan amy ~ Italy, hal rec, wed
from Vienna orders tn quarter the sewers!
regiments OF Austrian infantry, which
rad arrived IN Italy, IN The tumns aud
ior,rrsses of Lom hardy and Vendec. The
cavalry MAS likewise 10 SO INTO canton
meulS. 1t was, hoaever, sill reported
that AL Austrian Camp wouii b. tcrmet
on The ha*kS at I've Pc. There still con
iluuts 70 b. an excessive vigilance eAcr
cistd on II. Austrian frontiers towards
Italy, with regard 10 all travellers pro
ceediug 10 thai country, and all Italians
deslrous OF going To foreign states.
Intelligence, we understand, has been
received IN town, tla, The Spanish Cor
les have given up III, Fl0ridas 10 the u.
States.
Lord Hutchinson, il is reported, is 10
succeed The Marquis OF Hastings, as 20
werner general ul Iadia.
His MajesiS Is moi expected 10 return
again To the cc,lag' ~ WtndSor Gteai
Pnk this year, The situation being too
damp tor IA Winter ,es'!ruce.
A report has pr ". ~ for the las, Few
days. That IL, king ueans 10 dispose #
bls Palace y, Brighton
The magistrates al Glasgow lave pre-
seated all address 10 his majesty, re
guessing thai he would be gracinu~ly
pleased to SIT for his portrait, 10 be pla, cd
in he Town HAL of tlai city, alcus win
the portraits of bis royal predecessors.
Sixty feet Of The site OF The houses pull
in. down opposite The kings theatre,
have been purchased by one oI the bank
ing firms ia Pail mall, upon Which the,
propose 10 erect one oil the most spacious
and elegant banking houses in the metro
polls.
Trade has been going on in Pa>le,
daring ihe last month ilh more than
ordinary activity. / he extensive demand
..,r n, Ii i
10 be experienced without any maiera!
alteration
HOUSE OF COMMONS,
TUESDAY,, Der. Il.
On The mn:iOn q Lord Casiereagh. Cnm-
mite" was appointed 10 search The Lord,
Journals a. la ,i.e proceedings OH the Bill of
Pains and Penalties.
The QUEEN.
Mr BiOgdrn having reported the result OF
the search 0f tho Committee appointed To
search the Lords Journals,
Lord Ca,'irfeach moved, that tue house, at
u Using, should adjourn Ia Thursday, the
2ld oi Nuv
Sir Gerard Euci proposed, as an amend
ment . 'hat the house. al It's rising, ShoHld
adjnaTu al 10 ~unOTtow"
Air. y Moor seconded the amendment.
NJ. Iierne, thought the adjourn.neu; pro-
poSed by The noble iOId much too long 1T
The same time. lac vas not prepared TO sup
port tho amendment tot al Adjournment ini
mcr occasions there was a general uuder-
standing tlIat nothing would he don by fhat
bosSc. beNcrd adjournment, until the pro-
sc iincs in the other hOase were h ougiI to
Gu clusloh. H. conf, ssed, huweser, thai lie
WAS not little surprised 10 find that IN pro-
portion as The progress OF the O'iIrr house in.
creased, the uOb!e lord should have felt II ne.
cesSary Ia extend the period If iheIr adjoutu-
ment. The noble lord mia hi not Know What
was passing in The other housc bat when il
was considered that they had already uui,lIsh
e.. 500 pages OF the evidence he could not
Dnt max mat the'e was greater prODtbil-
'ty OF termination To their iabcugs than
when they last mt, and consequently that
an adjournment OF ) weeks could not he ne
cesSary. 10 so long an Adjournment as to
the I'D o! Nov. he thought there was the
greatest objection il was really making tue
Commons completely SuhAei vienI to the other
house aud IN lie present state OF the conn.
try, showing an utter indifference to those
questions by which the public mind was so
much agitatPd.
Lord Castles eagh in explanation, said his
object Ia extending the period OF adjourn.
ment was 90 comline with that motion
motion that the house, when they again met
Shmuld be called. He thought the period pro.
posed was no more than sufficient TO enable
The House OF Lords 10 get through The bill
aud 10 give due notice TO The members Of that
honse, in the cVcut of :he bill being passed
10 enable them TO attend the call
MI. fierney considered. that even an Az
Iournneni OF weeks would answer every
purpose
ST. VIM. DE Cresrigny hoped tie noble lord
moved so 'oug an adjournment in the expecta-
iioH That they wonid be enabled 10 get rid OF
the blil an tote.
Mr.. Creesey trusted That his iahi hon
friend would forgive him for saying that he
had met Ills question in rather strange way
lie liuie expected that he wonld have talked
OF the private conveBence of Members, in
stead OF meeting the subject with some expires
sion on The paVt of the huuso of au ou,n;o,,
hsi II never would permit the Bill Of Pains
and Penalties TO enter its doors (CheeTs) II
Was mast strange view, and at tie same time.
a most melancholy OuP, that those who were
the guardians OF the law should appear to be
the ohly n.eusiihe body upon this important
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