Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13

having rfcrirei.expiaEailn5s ANA iastrnc
tions which confirmed their coniidenc.
IN the strongest manner. as TO the ui,i.
mate resnt. OF the proceedings now il
progress. On Saturday morning. in con
fortaity with her nsusl habit, her Majesty
rose al an early hour. She breakiasted
With Alderman Wcod, anil was extreme.
~ cheerful. Addresses are hourly ponr-
ing Ia upon I;rr from ell parts of the
country, a. we'll as Information tending 10
throw Ighl upon the present inyestiga-
hon. en- the step OF the door, rs her
Majesty len the house, several ladies were
assembled, who pressed 10 touch her
clothes, and oerc perceived 10 shrd tears
OF sympathy and affection. Al the way
20 The House of Lords, The same lively
scene WAS presented, and The sane de-
monslralions of admiration were eyinc-
ed...... Saturday morning, gentle
man OF The highest responsibility was in
waiting Ill 81. James's Square. froa, an
early hour, 10 give Alderman Wood the
strongest testimony en- The subject Of
Mdloccts real cliardcter.-N New lights are
too said 10 have been thrown On the con.
duci or the Captain aud Mate of the 20.
lacca, whose evidence was calculated TO
make momeu,ary Impression. All The
private friends oil bcr majesiy entertain
no doubt at her establishing her inno-
cence, III despite of all thai has bccn urg,
ed To her prejudice.
Q0er.'s jiia,, I4M day.
The whole Of This day was occupied
IN lbc exclamation Of Maiden. o;sclle Du
mont, aud in long a,,d proiracled de-
bate on rule Of order, which were mol
wholly gone through with when the House
adjourned. Her hiaiesiy's Counsel had
obtained some important letters of This
witness, which were totally irrecoucilatle
with the testimony she was taboring 10
make.
The following advertisements is copied
from tho London Times:
Will he published Oh Wednesday,
with cuts, price Cd. Non iii Reco, do /! or
Cross examination Extraordinary, being
a Tree parody on late cross-exa animation.
LOST, al The Court Martial, .Signior BIZ
.jochey's Memory, together with his go.
vernmeri victualling bill; both a l,,!le
damaged, and of no use but 10 The owner.
Whoever will bring them TO the publish
er. In time 10 be restored 10 the Siguior' $
disconsolate mother, Mrs. Lccbo, shall
be rewarded with a Non mi Ricordo.'
BosToN, October Ave have receiy
ed the Governmental Gazcttes of Mad
rid from Angus, 10 To Ang. %, briGging
down the proceedings 1.-THE Cortes TO The
evening OF The oath. They are filed with
accounts ofarasiuumber OF The different,
strange, and absurd propositions made
by the Deputies and given over 10 the
committees-a few definite decisions and
a few final edic,s. 'fhe government, seems
TO be chiefly in thr hands OF PERSONS. who,
like Qnmtana, Qnisoga, and Vargas Ponce,
feel themselves ,p be personal enemies Ia
the king--and many OF The discussions
show desire 10 punish the injustice oil
the administration from 1914 TO 1926
and 10 give in,erestand Importance 10 the
transactions OF the revolutionary period
of iSOS-iSli- There are, however, no
indications of immediate civil dissention
tho INSTRUMENTATION seems 90 be fermeut'
ing very deeply in tho minds If the lea
| ders of tie nation. Still very little of q
decisive character has been done. Per
!aps the two most important events in til,
history OF The COries illus far arc-l Tia
Aug. l8, a decree was presented 10 Tho
| King, and favorably received by him
| for the abolition otilre Order 81 the Jesuit.
IN the Spanish d0G,iUions-and 2. That az
The 18Th OF Aug. the Committee Of Lecisla
ton made a report liz favor Of the abo,i.
ton ct all eniaiiments of real estates.-
These are cerisiD'y IN osi important chang
es iii the stale OF affairs in such Mon.
archy as the Spanish, and the Legisldtur,
that begins so boldly will not be likel5
soon 10 hesitate.
We have received il,e following Stellar
papers, the Palermo Picnic from The 3ls
OF July, when il began TO be published
10 Aug. 18th ; and The Patriotic Jomnd
Of Sicily. originally suppressed al Palermo
by the late king Ferdinand, and now re
vIved with The motto Liberty and In
| dependence" The Phoenix of the 3Is
OF July contains the repnri Of The com
mittee of the provisional junta of Palerm,
relative TO the events OILS 10, l6 and l7ti
at July, hut as the account contained il
II does not materially differ from fiIas,
already derived from the English papers
| we forbear 10 translate ii. The Patriot
Journal of Sicily for Ang. g.. contains ;
piece entitled f1epiy to the. Prociamdfio,
macieGy Tie NeapOHians to tie hiciiiams, J,E
%, 1920, which Is couched III The mos
indignant terms. Il begins as follows.
Neapoli'ans by an ever memordbb
and gloious Revolution you have broker
IN pieces the yoke of tyranny--Europ
wonders al you, and we. forgetting pas
wrongs, held out orr lrslernal arms {,
| embrace you. But what Having mad,
the first Steps in the path o!libcriy do 70,
begin 10 go backward Proud OF havin;
| bnrs, your own letters, do YOU think II
bind them OIL our fret! For a rcward o
your first efforts in The cause nf liberty d,
you claim ihp price Of oar slavery? You
yourselves confess in your proclamation
that whoever does not himself feel ih,
sentiment of independence. i, slave, ant
| has no country. And woe TO him win
trusts another aud cannot break his ow,
chains" II is true. We feel the truth o
this great principle, and Sicily echor
with one voice, witaOa independence tier