Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

HuuSe o' coIliao.s) presented rciliiOt
Claiming 10 exercise by virtue Of has Off &
OF CHIEF constable Of ihe verge OF Ire 20
lace, the duties al cock and Grief"
during the progress Of The ROYAL coroua-
lion. Much explanation iook place be-
tween the priIiiorer and the com mIssiou
ers, ana the psl!iiNn Was eventually re-
ceisSi, GithCu"i; II uas considered dOebt-
iul whether l; Mas not Ieierabic To The
board Of green Goth.
MIR. Beiamy, tof nridecsireet, West
mi,Sirr, wine merchant presented PEI
ini"n claiming 70 be continued in his
office OF pnrveyor OF "c;drr, ale, amt
sp.ri.uous liquors" Ia his majesty. an
oiAce which Tie petitioner had exercised
iur more than 20 wears under his ia'e ma
jesiy George III. Rejected, rs helug
wiih!n the arrangement oil lie board az
green cloth.
Richard Waldrare, Esq. for HE ma%
nor of Great Nymon'llsy, Hertio,dshir,,
claimed 10 serve the king with The first
cap OF silver gilt a, dinner, snd In have
the cup for his Ice. This Was few
nerly possessed by the noble .arliy of
Abingdon, bul IL wasa icw years since
sold, underaD act OF Parliament, by ai,-
lion.
The baroness Of Eullven, or Lelalf
o! her son, mi.Inr, Ea,on Grry dc
NlUisESN AtiaN iHC NOUtH tbGlUf
might be allowed 10 carry The kings
grea, golden spurs before his n,ajcsiy
among tie rrgaia i'll the procession 10
The Abbey :>ihe Service dcvol,ing upon
Lord Gray Gy descent from the IL a.!iy Of
Hastings, Earls oil Pembroke, who per
formed il = ancient Times.
The Hon. h. q. Herbert, (Lgoliier Of
the Earl OF Carnavou) By his sou CORN
terciained against the duke ci Nofiob,
AZ Lord OF the Maror oi Buckingham,
Norfolk, The office OF Chief Butler.
The la Of Exeter, as possessed OF Tie
BaroDy OF Bedford, in The county Of
Bedford, claimed 10 execute the Office Of
amonPr aud 10 have for his fees, The.
silver aims basin, vi;lihe distribution Of
all the SILVER therein, togelhtr wiih :, fine
linen towel, aad all 'hc clo,l, spread on
the grou nj on whIc!; lis majesty wall,a
with tup Of VINE, &.
No other claimants arpe&,lng, by them
elves 81! deputies lie Cou., was cleared
ot strangers. The lords couulis.ioneis
ccniinued III discussion iii halt past
$40 70 c!ock.-The doors we're then re-
OpCncd.
Lord Harrowby iniimated, that Tie
cour. would be adjourned for sevvral
days, ii!l June I'D and Hal in the mean
Time, on application being made 10 HE
| applicants would be informed wiihaI eyis
! dt,n:e waS required 10y lie commissioners
~ support Of the several claims. AL
! ionined.
! LONDON, June l0.--Ihc conntry-at
!Sas! tic better parl Of ii--wili learn with
! pleasure, HAT ihe chances OF Il private
! adjustment Of The momeii,nl,s question
! n0S before parliament have bcpu rather
| increased than diminished since orr last
/ A communication was made yesterday rs
| Lord Liverpool, from The Qnerr,in which
| her majesty Was advised tn SIGNIFY her
! Willingness 30 receive any proposition
! niiich she might consider not incompaii-
| bic WITH her Interests and feelings on This
! painful emergency. Lord Casilercagl:,
! therefore. postponed last night The ad.
iourned debate upon the kings rlcsSagc
! It'll hiOHday Il motion which was rccriV-
cd with loud cheers BY The house, indica-
i've oil The anxious desire which all VAR.
tiPS feel ibai lie business shoGid 90 no
further II 10 STOP be yet possible. Ii was,
however, distinctly stated by Lord Cas-
iierca@h, and Is distinctly admitted by
MIR. Hrouo Lam, ihaI nothing MAS To be
inferred from jils delay, except ihai Il
protracied tie interest OF an anic%bie ~
rangcG;ent, IN The saiue spuit in which!
the adjournment Of the discussion was
originally acceded 10. Every thing con.
nected with Tie nature Gf such arrange
n'rnt, remained completely Oprn ard uns
drhned. Bat The very pHpse Itself may
be beneficial, because 70 .ii.;Pvpr negciiSS
iinn is attempted. II viii not be MINGLED
with those angry feelings, or en,bilicred
by those painful Reflections ~ hich The ac-
imai COLI. lou of passions would generate.
II appears iaai IN Illus, as IN many other
pFInIPSIn1 CliSgs oil human AFFAIRS iht.
tlr step WAS he greatest dilicuIiy 10 hc
! su'io"nnied. Her majesty, according rs
Nj Btoughams statement, felt an cx-
ircHe reluctance 10 originate any PROPOSE,
ton, lest u should he considered as COM
pr0ml'ng her character. This reluctance.
happy, was subduCh by tie persua-
SONS and arguments OF her legal and
! Official advisers, and the notification to
Lord Liverpool, above mentioned, Was
made al Idie hour yesterday. hlr Den
man, We understand, was is iceuii Lord
LlveTp1ol, in lie course OF The aGtemoog
Lord Hutchinson had long iHierVlew will
him, before his L0fdshjp attended n
Cabinet Council Which Was held al The
Foreign Office. There are many rumonys
prevalent this morning GpOR tie sablecb
10 which We viii not allude. The affair
~ every point OF view, is too delicate, and
TOO deeply Important, 10 be iamperetfwiili
as an ordinary topic 81 political spccula-
iiou. We unfeignedly rejoice IN the
conrse 10 which her Majesty Sirldrd. az
Tie earnest remonstrauces Of her legal
advisers, aud iheprddeuce Of which only
makes 1t the more bitterly TO be dcplore6,
that she disregarded their counsel AT 81.
OmeTs. Thai weak-headed gentleman
alderman Wood] whose ascendsncy
made all EDeu stare and vyiso men lanui,