Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

hon. member waitet, 10 hear the proposition #
t'ie right hon ilir chancellor of the eNchequer,
he would be satisfied the subject had Suiiicitui-
" occupied the attention Of his majcSts's 20.
vernmrnt.
TUESDAY,. rEB ~
Ter QUEEN the resolution tor grant
ing E20j 900 Tor enabling his majesty To pio
vide tor the pa uen;s charged on the ci,iili,t
MI. IIERNEh asked OF the chancellor oi the
TNchequer, how amy payment could he made
"a The Vnecn under Ilis grant.
I'll. ANsIrrARr said, the pdNmrut wouldbe
made a. formcrly TO the Princess vi " alcs,
the q ant WAS made 10 the pc. son.
Mr.. iIEHNEl siii, the grant was made 10
the Princess of Wales and thc,e WAS now no
shn,lu presume To pay the anuuIty granted
10 the princess OF " ale, to ANY person except
The princess OF Wales, would be guilty OF an
oHrure against the house of commons
MIR. NhN.ITrARr conceive, the auuuity was
gsdnted to tue person and MOI the title aud
therefore might he paid notwitiis tand ding any
deiniSt OF the crown.
Mr. lIERNEI-To III. y, ass OF vi les, but
not 10 any other person.
Mr VAN,ITTstr said he had nothing more
10 add on Ill" subject.
Mr.. I;ERNrY believed the right ho,a. gem
il"nan had no'bn. more Ia say sD the subject
!lc was aware the right hon renilrmar must
not uitcr the word Queen. lie would repeat
'hdt I'M giant WAS not to the person, hut 10
tu.po't ihe title and dignity Of Princess of
y ales, aud The Priuc-ss OF Wales 40 Longer
y c>umr 70 pay money 10 any other person
he Nouid incur Il hea,icr rcSpousibiity than
ANY person IN his si,uatipn had ever duse
~ fore.
Tie CerRceHOr Of the ErchcgHeT repeated his
nm opinion. The grant, made TO the
PIT ron IN one political character. aud might
Hs paul 10 the same person although that per-
S'n was now known under another appella.
Ton,
MIR, HoNE could not conceive why the
G;ln,e az the Queen shout! not be introduced
Mr.. LrsnlSGroN said this could not be done
without Introducing the name of every other
iAhividGai mentioned III the Citil List. This
E;as grant 10 the King, 20 be applied TO the
service OF thc Civil List AS would have heen
zone hai there heeu nc demise, OF the Crown.
MI tlERNGI said there would he 10 Priu-
cess 81 y alrs 10 receive it.
NJ X. WILSON asked under what authority
the money would he issmpdi
HE Chancellor Of the E.reheqper said, under
~" "Huai authority, the grant OF tlle House
- ihrh had always been deemed sufficient
1he report WIS then agreed to.
LONDON, Feb. %.
.fPeerh Of his WajeSlyS Commissioners in
1<'|0ging Parliament.
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN
We are commanded by his Majesty
10 intorn you, that il is q great disap-
n"in'nir'! 10 lis Majesty, thai on this
hrs' and sOlculn occasion tie is prevented
by miispoSitIon from meeting you in per
sou.
Z" II would have been consolation 10
MS Majesty 10 give uiteraucc in this place
20 those feelings with which his majesty
"nd the nation alike depipre the loss of
Sovereign, The common father of all
Ing people:
The King commands us 10 inform
you, that IL determining 10 call without
delay the new parliament, his Majesty
hhN been Influenced by The consideration
ui What is most expedient for public bu-
.''GeSs, IS well as most conducive 10 gen.
Gfai convenience.
Gentlemen Of tie Honse of Commons.
W. are directed by his Majesty to
'Aauk you Tor the provision which YOU
iIave made tor The several branches of The
public service, from The commencement
OF the present year, and durin4 the in
fefvai wiilch must eiapsr before new Par
lament can br assembled.
- By L0rdS md Geaitemen.
W. ale commanded 10 Inform you,
mat III Taking leave of the present Par
lament, bis Majesty caAnot refrain from
converting To you his warmest assuran.
ccs oil The sense which his Majesty en-
lrfialns Of The Important services which
sou nave rendered the country.
Deeply as his Majesty lamented that
which you have been recently called up-
Oh 10 rcprcss, should have existed in this
Zee and happy country, he cannot sutfi
cleniiy commend the prudence and firm
Hess with which you dIrecied your atien-
sion 10 lie means Of counlrraciipg,
any doubt had remained as 10 the
nature UI those principles by which the
! ace aud happ.nrsS OF The nation were
- seriously mtuacpd, or, Of the excess
- which they were likely To lead, The
GGgTani and sAmguiuary coniederacy
wIlich has lately been detected, must o
pen the eyes of The most increhul0us and
must vindicale To The whole world the
Justice and expcdieucy OF those meas
rres TO which you Judged il necessary
81 resort III dcicuce Of The Laws aud
Constitution Of the Realm"
LONDON, March From The rise Of
The French Funds, il would seem That all
appreiIensIUHs are removed of suite of
events following the assassination of
The Duke OF Berri, imagined 10 be
pianrPd by conspiracy. Another cir
cumslaneC, aud material QUE too, IN
accounting for The amendment Of The
ITeucll stocks is, that tic ccnsurr III the
press meets With opposition where ii was
uOi al trst expected.
TIE CONSPIRACY.
EEayM :. - On Monday ia>l the we'll
known Thomas Preston WAS apprebend-
ed at his lodging on charge Of high
treason, and underwent IN examination
at tie Bow street office lie was detained
ia custody. ThisjIcwoOd is committed on
charges Of high treason aud purder -
Brent for high treason only. The other
n!isc FOR murder. There we're no proceed
lngs at the secrelary's office Yesterday in
Tie case of the conspiracy. There have
been 10 farther particulars of this horrid