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

in these incidents as sirikingly dramatic,
and at the same time as mysterious, as
ny oil the h, sierical displays OF tie ia
nous Madame Manson in The affair of
! Fualdes They formed a fine coap ds
theatre, and IL is moi impossible that, like
The sailies of the Frencl, heroine, thev
were q little in the nature of stage play
Whether they be regarded as premcd,ia-
ted or not, il is certain that they failed OF
any good effect WITH respect 10 opinion
III the Queen's case. The unfavorab!c
impression which they make upon cur
minds Is not removed by the authorised
explanations given in the London prints.
| Her exclamation is declared 10 have been
one OF disctain, and her disorderly Fight
the effect of sudden resentment and an
guish at the base ingratitude of the vii.
| ness. But disdain is not an emotion which
produces outcry, and her apolugists
aver that she was aware Of the mans
beiug OF the number OF those who had
been enlisted 10 support the accusation.
MIR. Brougham styled him, en the 2!si,
! III the House OF Commons, 90 the Chief
witness, The witness WHO was TO prove al
mos, the whole case" Il his appearance
was moi unexpected, her discuncerilou,
suppusng il 10 be real, is quite AN anema
I ~ ~ every respect.
! The immense multitude assembled in
| the streets IT London, on The first day OF
The trial, display ed a degree of moderation
which was but lille TO be expected. Even
The Courier has nothing To depIorc OK
| cepi that The iaequeys and coaehmen of
| The Peers were forced 10 pull of their
hats and cry " the Queen that Duke
Wellington and some Of The ministerial
| lords were Missed; TINT EXPLANATIONS were
h,, r,lf ~ 4 s<xI Ii. 4
| pulsion-the Queen or Dra,h-We'il de-
iend her with our blood" /, is related
also IN the Courier, that The females, "who
! formed M small part, If the immense con.
course, actually treated the soldiery ruth
| q parting embrace, voriteraiing The Queen
| for ever" aud that " several of thea Ii.
terally hung 10 the carriage Of her Ma.
Jesiy and 10 the harness OF her horses"
| he one thousand cOnstables on duty, and
lie large military array, may have mate.
rally contributed TO lie unusual Goi bear
ance at The moi, IN sotcmIting a conjunc-
lure. " The lighi.iingcred gentry" are
said to have enjoyed an unprecedented
harvest. The paper just cited mentions
that " The first great object of The Minis
iers was 10 adopt surh precautions as
Nigh, secure the tranquility of The me-
tropciis against any desperate attempts 10
Violate ~.
Blu! the real crisis, exacting an expr,on
OF all the resolution and potency OF The
Governments, could not be said TO have
arrived even al the conclusion Of the trial
IN The House OF Lords The Bill OF Pains
aud Penalties, when adopted by That DO.
dy as we presume il has been, had 10
pass TO the Commons far iheir ratification.
Here WAS 80 begin a new and severcr or
deal tor the MmIsiry--an aitcrpiece fitted
to animate more the designing spirit OF
party In Entertainment, and 10 exasperate the
seditioas and NenseiuI mood prevailing
so widely oui OF doors. In Tie debate
OF The House OF Commons, on the 2isi,
Wien HAT body adjourned 10 the Is II
September, Lord Casllereagl, remarked
III was suiiicIpnt That there was
perfect understanding that the proceed
Ing OF The Lords IN the case OF The Queen,
when II should come before the House,
would be open 10 any objection that ihe
membcrs mlgi't think proper to urge a.
sainsl It," 10 give a more complete idea
OF wiial waste happen after the decision
OF rhe Lords, and OF ,lie.aggravaied diff.
cu!iies To be then encountered by The Mi
n.SlrE, without bringing into view Tic
possible course OF the Queen in The even!
OF fuli conviction, the fnrens qmid fenina
PoSst, we viii MAKE some further extracts
from the debate Oh The adjournment IF
the Commons
Lord CAS- LEREAciH said, he rose to move the adj
o"rnmert of The :o'ne To Monday, tue 18th of Scptetr
uit day iOur weeks. When he ;it ta, tie Iut,,
"o' b. aware that SOME further aduurimcIL might be
pteiti, ter from Tie delay necessary when ihr proc,
nss at present pending in the House of Lords should Come
III case ut amy interruption being occASiUn,d
r the other House lay calling evidence iroU abroad lie
aphtie"led, however from all the circumstances of tic
s"'c'hata month MAS as prudent AN ADJOURNMENT could
d. proposed IL the first instance: and the end of thar
nne they would be able To Judge from the Journals
JjrincIt would be ceSSary.
llamy LEGISLATIVE measure world be deemed 'xpett. it
would not o course te proposed Ium wuui
allow time for call ol ilIe House,
Mir. WiLbERFoRcE sarl-' lie did protest TO the
House thai he never wished to,iop any thing 50
much ashe had WISHED 10 stop tr inquire, lnc,tio-
Lei not gentlemen suppose that they had aead, w IS
Ge greatest evils nr acre t0 result IeAr) lie
ruhiis ear dnis,ady otndt tl,os, ero.,
disclosures wnh description OF some of those di,gtur
scenes, the deveopemcnt ut which had b,r oNpecJ and
how much worse wound not such NpoSure b., wien cvd, nee
Was rallied to eiier into ;he detail and suantrlc Iurti
cuinrs."
he Noble Lard who li last spoken had told In, House
mat the pieseP was MT proper moment Tor general
c">si9 bn he must siy that, independent of his coSti-
thai objections To ELL Of Pars AID ial,i,s, sic prort S.
o such Al. under all the circumstances of he case, r'
nate The House of Lords ust" 10 net as a Comr
81 Jnss'urt that Ilous. possCsc members who iad filled
'c ,nses' Judiral ,ilnations and WIN upon questions
hw wee naturally ,erdto Ilr twelve IuIi,, too wey,.
"t hand, WHO might frr,i to any puirt lii,y
WY! every single question prOpo, r,it hc.
come subject old hnt, upon Which cvtry memh, of .
nt could b. taken to avoid such delay For his friends of
u legal profession who ire House, would do The mem
bars tie JSsre to conf, S. that They frequently argued
with them upon pants of isw upon other sui,cris TO
The present mode OF projecting, therefore, lie ha upon a
accounts tkc most de ett t rUs, aid he could not s
Of" " 'S''s
SPAIN AND PORTTGAL.
We have in our hands regular file of
,he Madrid Gazette Of The Government"
TO The 9th OF August aud a single number
OF The date OF tue goth of The same month,
received by the schooner Tom, which
arrived at This port on Thursday last in
short passage from ST. Andero.
W., are moi Snrnricah 10 Ed 20 n..a...-.-