Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-03
ENGLISH pApERS


We this day occupy the columns of The Ga.
zette. almost exclusively. with extracts from
English papers, for which are Indebted 10
captain James Hamilton, ct the William Penn,
from Liverpool, captain Turley. of the Ton
tine, and captain George Robinson, oi the f.
lectra, from London. We shall con inue our
selections in future NUM- hers
In our next we shall Continue the proceed
lngs OF the trial of the Queen, inciudn. Mr.
Bronghams opening speech latter which we
shall give Mr. Denmans speech--as far as IL
is contained in the Loudoh papers. he having
not concluded OH the morning OF the l9lh Au-
gust.
Tie following minor articles are selected
from our latest papers:
Intelligence from Spain states the total dis
persion of the Insurgents on the banks of the
Minho-and the Portuguese government shew .
ed every disposition TO arrest aud give up the
ringleaders.
Accounts from Vienna assert that 5000
troops have been ordered for Ialy.
Tie Commissioners appointed TO draft a
Constitution tor Prussia have suspended their
labours. the Idea being abandoned.
Tranquility was III great degree restored
III Sicily nothing new from Naples.
Large bodies OF troops were marching from
the country 10 the vicinity OF the metropolis.
David Parish and }. NJ. RothsChld, have
contracted a loan with the Austrian governs
ment for 81 500 900 florins-ths trans action is
| supposed 10 relate TO the affair, Of Italy.
RUSSIAN MANIFESTO
In the House OF Lords. On the 10th OF An
gust, Lord Holland, after a series of remarks
on The state OF agitation with respect 10 the
iiiai OF fhe Queen. gave notice that many
days shOnld rot elapSe before he would call
upon the Earl of Liverpool. for mis- Majesty s
government distinctly TO disciaim the prnci-
Piles avowed in the Russian Manifesto aud all
participation IN those views, which, it acted
npon, would have the effect of again involving
ALL EUROPE IN The calamities ofwar, and which
threatened with destruction the tranquility
aud happiness OF every country. Il would
afford him great satisfaction 10 receive thus
early disavowal of those views and priuci-
pies hut otherwise. wien lie should request
The information in the course ola few days, he
trusted that The Noble Lord would not con-
slider himself as taken by surprise.
The Earl OF Liverpool observed, that as the
noble Lord had expressed determination
10 put some questions afterwards in dis
tinct shape, he did not think that proper
season tor entering at apy length OF the sub.
Ject adverted to.-WhFnevcr the time should
come, he would be perfectly ready to offer
all the explanation in his power 10 give SO far
as might be consistent with his duty and the
public interest. But even at that early peri
Cd he could not forbear saying, hat as yet
there was nothing whttever in the relations
OF this country with Spain, or any other in
Europe, TO hold out. any danger of The renew al
OF hostiiiiies with that power. or any others.
On this subject the London Globe adopts
the following language " the paramount in
tefest which naturally attaches Itself TO the
measure now pending in Parliament has moi.
however, wholly diverted the attention of Lord
Holland from the great concerns of nations,
or caused him TO neglect the political occur.
r"nces which Influence the happiness aud it-
dependence of mankind.
The London papers state that at least 300 900
people were assembled OIL the Queens ap.
proacb 10 the House of Lords on the 18th All.
gust, Independent of the ladies and tashona.
bIes who crowded the windows aud balconies
OF the hOdses of the streets through which her
carriage passed aud il is certainly singular
that amidst sucb a tumutuOus scene, no acct
dent or violence occurred.
elteT from Vienna asserts positively that
The cabinet of Austria has resolved 10 mi-
! tertere IL the concerns of Naples, and thrt
81 900 troops have been ordered 10 march tor
| Italy. [PhH. Ga,.