Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

papers are the IrelocOls OF the meetings
AL The house OF Lord Casiiereayh, in 81.
James square. At these conferences il
VAS slated, on the part of her uisjesiy,
MAJ The unfortunate circumstances IN
wnicii she Vas placed, her anxious de-
sire Tor The public lranquil!ily, wou Il
make her give hp with 4, luciaice, her
wish 10 remain in This COUNTRY bui in
TAX ng up her residence abroad. ins,Iuc.
lions must be Civ, II la his males vs. nlin-
isteTs To- receive and prrsen; her al eve
ry4Court which she might visit, as Tie
Queen OF the United Kingdom. As To-
her name being restored 10 ,hc Liturgy,
she AGAIN demanded il as a sine qua tiem,
IL was answered, that il was The iiivar,a-
Die etiquette that foreign Courts would
mol receive any person who had not
been press MED TO The Court Of their own
Sovereign. Blu, it her Majesty would
condes.end 10 fix her residence either at
the Court Of Milan. nr another in Italy,
his Majesty would insfrrc, his Minis.
tiers at such Court 10 shew her the due
attentions as Queen OF England, bu, hia
Majesty could moi take upon himself 10
say tina, Ills Recommendation would be
ehec'ual as 10 her being received as
queen. II Is ALTO said, il,ai when her
Majesty had fixed on The place or her
we understand that the sum slated VAS
loo 600 year, would be s. tiled OH hey
Tor HE. The natural aud nigmiied r.rlJ
10 THIS was-tiiat money ought moi 10 be.
mentioned, for nothing Was so distant
from her thoughts. II Was not for massey
that she commended, and that il must not
be alluded to again Finally, she coulr
not accept Of conditional recomnen.
datlOn, TO be received al The Court.
where she might establish her residence,
and she mnsi insist on the s,ipelaiisns
which had been required. Here The ne
gocia,iOn broke Of. @
We beg leave 10 state, ,la, this is a Se.
ry imperfect sketch of these Important
documents, the digestion Of Which occu-
pied much time, siuce the minute of each
conference was moi made final iii after
the third perusal. ...... This day we
sha!i procure correct copy OF the papers
which Will appear Tomorrow In the
mean time 1t seems obvious that no yery
great difficulty remains 10 be overcome.
i1er majesty having consented 10 live de-
broad, and The Hing having consented
10 her bearing HE siile and tile Of
Queen, nothing seems LETT TO settle but
some recognition OF the obvious indIsni,y
OF Withholding her name from Tie Liiur-
~, and OF not receiving her with s5ei,
pnblic distinction. as should assure. 20 her
becoming reception al the foreign court
In The couniry where she may chu.e Ia
reside. Surely Ill this may yel be done
and report SAYS Thai The Country Gen.
Tie men have Ut a proposition 10 maxi by
which The public enquiry may be avoided.
Chr0Ri.!e.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE d.
Tile Queen The Speaker called The
name OF MIR. Wilberlorce when he came
to The order IN which II STOOD upon the
notice paper. but lie hon. gentleman aas
not in his place.
The utmost anxiety for nearly a quar-.
Ter OF an hour was manifested for lie hon.
members arrival, II being nearly au no ur
alter Tie commencement of the Time fixed
for public business. Al six o',lnck he
entered the house, preceded by Mr..
Brsuaham, and vas loudly cheered as he
took his seat
MIR. Wilberforce then rose amidst loud
cries OF =" Hear y and spoke as follows ::
hope need moi assure The house that
nave not been backward ID tie duty OF
my attendance al The proper hour With.
out some adequate cause. Clear, hear.)-
bau not rom circumstances the DOW er
OF Deipg here earlier. Since The house
separated Iast night, circumstances have
taken place which rendered u necessary
HAL should vary The form oi The moiion
had int.Rded. And considering The sc.
Tious importance OF this most delicate
question, and The imperative necessity
that should avail my IF OF the most de-
iibera'e consideration TO Try any effort
That might aVcrl the fatal evil Of enter
ing Into The discussion of The unlispp7
diherences now prevailing, ! now ililow
| mSseii again upon the indulgence Of The
house, and enireai that ll,ey will excuse
me so lar as TO allow another .lay 10 e..
lapse before they call upon me 10 bring
forward motion upon this delicate and
distressing subject (Cries of I" No. iu~
ferni'red ~nh repeated cries If Hear
am sure iiai whatever feelings may now
! Operate I'D HE breasts OF the hon. menl~
bers, they Will DO me ihe JUSTICE 10 bcl,,yc
liat require this further indulgence
from The gravest motives, and thai ibey
will afterwards hold me III coniempf. If Il
shsuld appear called Tor il upon any
temporary considerations, uniniIuenc ed
by The most serious convictions Of the
necessity OF The postponemen; OH so vita
an occasion. (Hear, heard
Lord CasiIereagli-" own that heeD,
~ regret any occasion should have arjr ~
10 nave rendered II necessary for ms
honoufab le friend TO solicit this posipons.
menf, and upon motives which he has MOI
thought proper tho doubt for tie bes
reasons) to explain 10 the Houae. III,
may have good reasons for not now en-.
trring INTO lite reasons which influence,
ms call Tor pOsiponemeni and ceriainl,
! feel disposed 10 accede TO his wish. a,
u 10 desirable thar his motion shout,
have precedence OF nine. Mine, Tie
house will see, proceeds upon a principle
OF inquiry, and bis upon one OF aveitine
" possible, the necessity Of that inquiry :
(bear)-i have therefore The fullest dis