Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

this day subject Of phiio>ophir inquiry
The lite is in the blood, rs distinctly adj
vauced ani defended upon the very grounds
u Is at present supported. The Latin in which
~ ~ written is pure and elegant, aud was pub
hshed Ia the year 1853"
THE Omeem.-Lord Duncaunou ves,er-
day waited on her majesty with AN AL
dress from the town OF Wakefield and its
vicinity. TO which, her majesty returned
the following answer:
I" i receive With heartfelt satisfaction,
this loyal and affeciionate address from
his ma iesiy's subjects, inhabitants of The
town of Wakefield, and its vicinity-
my accession 10 the high dignity OF queen
of these realms, are proof that their
minds have not been unduly influenced
by the Hagiiiops caummics of my persc-
cuiOrs and am, al the same time, feel
ingly alive 10 their expressions of kind
coincidence upon the melancholy losses of
those pcar aud dear relatives, which ex-
perienced while on lie continent.
am sensible of the indigniiies with
which, have been assaled, not so much
because they are disrespsctful to myself,
as because they are insulting to the ma
ton : for the nation has been iGsulted in
the late outragcs upon the character of
it's lawful queen. Though am attacked
b, that malice, which hestates at no
talsc hon:s, and by an assumption OF pow
er, which seems to spnrn all limitation,
feel cheering confluence ofpIeseni sup
port, and of eveniual triumph in the al
teciions of The people.
have becu accused OF appealing. 10
popular clamor; but appeal la nothing
but 10 the good sense and good feeling
To The rcason-ihe morality ard the pat
rlotISm of The roInu,pnIf. II 1 ,iu.
demned without Justice, aud dpihrOnt,!
against all law, the liberties of every iu
dividual will receive Il fatal stab; and The
character Of the highest udicainre will
he blasted ia the latest poS;e,iiy.
My own personal welfare is Of little
moment !; bul do feel as IA queen for The
public uel:ar", which is deeply Implicated
10 the vindicalion ot my violated rights.
The poser which The house CT lords
are assuming in their h,!l ofpains and pr
n3!ties, not ouly OF divorcing his majcs!y'S
royal cousori, but OF deihronjng their
iaWfml queen, may prove in the result
productive al an agr of misery 10 The MA
ton. The child that is nuw at The breast,
may live 10 rh" ITS consequences.
The consciousness of reclitudr, of
which no bill of pains and penalties can
ever deprive me, will support me through
All trials; and even though the force of
enemies should, IN The end, prove com
mcnsura'e with their maiigniiy, The PEG
pie shall never have occasion 10 rrproacG
ne with negleclihg their happiness, viii,
htiraS ing their rights, or with relinquish
ing, tor one moment, The patriotic magma
niniiy of HE queen"
From Madrid we have accounts downto
tie 18th OF July. At l5ilboa the instaIia-
non of HE CoIles has been celebrated bI
public ieies, in which high and low have
equally participated. The tx minister ni
Police, Chavarra, whois said 10 have been
deeply Implicated in Tie aboriive attempts
io bring about counter revolution, Was
OF the 18th Inst. arrested al Pariuaalette,
about two leagues from Bilboa, when
on The point oil escaping out OF The couu
try.
In The sitting Of tile Cortes on The I2th,
VI Iorre proposed 10 prohibi, The i'm
pOr,alinn OF fore IN corn al ali lines thai
ihe price did not exceed, in The ports
OF Spain, 20 reals The Fsnrgur, and The
expectation OF IL when il did moi exceed
30 reals.
The Minister Of The Transmarine Pro.
vince$, read an exposition Of tie stale ul
that portion OF the Monarchy. He an
nounced thai, according 10 every account
which he has received, The intelligence Of
the establishment Of The Constitution was
received IN The Provinces with enthusiasm,
and that there MAS reason 10 hope that
this event would restore peace 10 Anne
rica.
SIR WALTER SCOTT. This disiin-
gulslIed writer is al last likely 10 lose
The reputation o! being the author al The
Scotch Novels. In Colds London Ma
gazine, published ibis morning, several
curious facts are stated under The title of
his MemoIrs, accompanied by a very good
Portrait. Public curiosity will be much
excited III consequence.
lLondon Courier, dug. /.