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


niinre OF his house, aud even his library
Two regiments have had quarrel al
IereZ, but the particulars are mol We,
known"
a Frankfort article mentions the ne.
goclaiion OF new loan Of zoe. 900. OUO
roubles for the Court of Russia.
french Fire per Cents-- Tuesday, 75r.
25c. Wednesday, 75f. Toe.
We are informed by AN intelligent
trenchman just arrived from France,
tiat some very serious disturbances have
taken place at Lyons. An immense mob
asse embed, who we're attacked, and final
iy dispersed by the Swiss, with the loss,
however, at abou, 800 Of the latter killed
and wounded. Tina, The Legion de la
Vienne had refused 10 fire OIL the popu.
lace, and were IN consequence decina.
TED, and their Colonel thrown into pris
ON. lie adds that the censure " i'll not al
!owany ct the above particulars 10 appear
| IN the Journals. 1Horu. Chronicle.
Yesterday morning Sir Charles Baro,.
his Lady, and suite, LETT London Tor Var
mouth. 10 embark OH board the LitFey.
HON. Capt. Duncan, Tor Pe,ersburph.
where he Is 10 reside as British Ambas-
| sadOr. The universal satisfaction which
this Gentiemans sonnd Judgment, CON.
ciiialing Temper, and elegant manners,
Afforded TO all classes while lately upon
embassy 10 America, fully Justify his
nomination 10 The distinguished Cour, OF
Alexander. Mr.. Villers. (son of,I,c Hon.
| q. Viliers,) and Mr.. Charles BamkheaJ
OF the Foreign Office, accompany his
Excetiency Sir Charles Bagoi, upon the
mission.
Spdn'h Corfes.-Considerable misre-
presentations having taken place in he
french papers respecting The formation
ut the approaching Cories i'm Spain. we
have received an explanatory list, which
convey very good idea of the assembly
that is TO consolidate The liberties of
Spain. and bv iis labors crown The slo
| rious revolution that has so totally chang.
ed lie aspect of that country. We do no,
present the list. because we have not vel
received the returns Of all the PROVINCES.
bui II sufflces te shew The spirit that pre-
walls IN Spain. The elections for lEstre-
madura ana Murcia are very ,emarka.
be indeed with the exception of Argu.
Giles, who Is now Minister, and Mexia,
who Is dead: the approaching Cortcs will
possess all ina talent ofthe old ones, be-
sides several valuable acquisitions.
The consequence of the liberal resolu.
ton of Tie Court OF Claims, with respect
10 Roman Catholic Peers, will be. that
i"o noble Peers Of that persuasion will do
homage for the two highest ranks of The
Nobilify-ihe Duke of Norfolk for The
Dukes. and the Earl Of Shrewsbury for
| the Earls.
We are happy TO learn that the dis.
content which was manifested by a pant
| OF The LIST. battalion of the 81 G yards. has
totally ssbsided.
Saturday Prince Gustavus, of Sweden.
was introduced TO The King al his palace
in Pall-malI. by the Russian Ambassa.
dor. The Prince was most graciousls re-
cei"ed.
| The Russian Ambassador also intro
duced to his Majesty the Prince LOUIS
| L'chtensieiD, who was likewise most era :
cIeusly received.
Saturday the Duke OF San Carlos, late
Ambassador from the King of Spain 10
our Court, accompanied by bis Duchess,
had an interview Of his Majesty, aud iook
leave, previous to their leaving England
on their return TO Spaia.
| LONDON, June 2O.-The negotiation
between his Mdiesty's Ministers and lbs
| Queen. as we stated in yesterdays paper
has iaiied. The correspondence, by the
kings command, was laid mpon the Ia
Die OF both Houses, and ordered 10 be
printed. They are, in all len papers,
Inc two first are genuine copies of The
letter Of The Earl Of Liverpool, dated tie
10Th inst. and her Majesiy's answer, the
substance OF which was stated, hut moi
accurately, IN the papers ten DAYS aao.-
her majesty was not called on 10 re.
nounce Tie sfyl and title Of Queen. The
next was letter from Lord Liverpool. it
say, that though they had not received an
answer 10 the proposal Of The 18th April
made 10 MIR. Brousham, they were sill
ready 10 receive any proposition that he,
majesty might he graciously pleased 10
make. 10 this her majesty answers. Thai
NE proposition OF the 18th April had ne.
yer reached her hand till now but The +,e
sire which she had to yield TO the wisI,c,
oi The two Houses OF Parliament, woulc
dispose her TO receive, with HE most Sc
r'ous attention, any proposal that his Ma
Jes,y Minister might now make 10 her
CONSISTENT with her honor and divinity =
lhat u vas important 10 her Majesty
That her name should be restored Ia III,
Liturgy, as The Withdrawing il, conirar,
TO The Statute, had The appearance o
tending TO some Parliamentary or leOa
proceedings against her, and that mis-
be removed as an equivalent resorted IL
as The means OF removing that impres,
SION; That a suitable Royal residenc,
should be provided for her, sucl, as he
apartments in Kensington Palace, wbicI
she had never given up, and that then sin
would be prepared 10 receive further pro
posals. To this Lord Liverpool replied
maj The Withdrawing her msjesty's nam,
rom Tie Liturgy had no view 10 any Par
IIameniary or legal proceedings, but wal
grounded on The precedent, that III,
queen OF King George ], was not ihcIud
go III Tue Liturgy and thai, as 10 a Roy
residence, there was none al this Tim,
unoce9piso, her majesiys former apart