Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28

prevent confusion, aud allay the thirs 1
Tor curiosity, the Queen. alter partaking
ot some reireshment, appeared al one OF
lie windows OF The lun. The crowd al
once satisfied and animaied by her an
pearaGce, burst into vehement and
proiiacted shout of applause. After d
delay of about 30 minutes she resumed
her journey. AS the weather had now
cleared up, and The rays of the sun in
creased The spiendor OF the scene, The
carriage Was thrown open, and every one
sratified with AN immediate view of her.
The acciamaiions were now renewed,
and continued without interruption ill
The entire cavalcade reached lie mcirop-
oils, when they swelled into a yet louder
strain.
As her majesty proceeded through The
streets OF the metropolis. she was receiv
eel with the most enthusiastic shouts OF
applause.
A OUT seven o'clock her Maies,y's car.
rage stopped at the door OF MIR. Alder
man Woods house, No. II South Audey
street, where already large concourse
o. persons had assembled. The whole
stood uncovered and rent the air with
huzzas and cries of Good save Queen
Caroline !"-On aligh,ing, her Majesty
seemed dreadiuliy iaiigued, aud appeared
10 walk iuto the house with some diff
Guilty. She leaued OF The arms of Alder.
man Wood and Lady Anne Hamilton
Her dress MAS close silk pelisse, and a
large Leghorn bonnet, lied close 10 the
face, and large veil thrown back The
connienance of her Majesty, when she
alIghied, appeared cheerful and serene,
III spite OF The fatigue size bad undergone.
Soon after her arrival The crowd in The
street called loudly FOR her appearance,
anu her Majesty condescended 10 sliew
herself AT HE window, aud about half AL
tour aiierW ards, on another call, she
came out upo4 the balcony, attended b\
Alderman Wood, bowed gracefully To
the people and retired. Messengers we're
continually passing 10 aud from the house.
am several distinguished persons leit
Their names In the course of The evening"
Amongst them were the Hon q Bcnueii.
Sir K. Wilson, Mr.. Hume, NJ. p. &c. &c.
MIR, Denman, the Queens Solicitor Ges-
eral, called soon after her ARRIVAL, and
had an interview with her Majesty. lie
remained abou, an hour. Her Majesty
dined about nine o'clock The men,b rrs
OF Mr.. Alderman Woods family onIy
were present. The orders at the door
we're, thai HE Queen could see no person
until 30 morrow.
On Tuesday night, a number of houses
or The Surrey side OF The Thames were
lllHminaitd IN honor of the Queens ar
rival. Fire works aud Smali CANON wer.
also repeatedly fired in the course OF The
evening. There WAS no illumination in
South Audlcy street, and all The windows
OF Alderman Woods house were darkrn
Ell mp There were, however, some slight
!IluminaiiOns III several houses la C,arges
street, ALTERNATE street, Oil Bulh street
and Piccadilly. These, il is understood,
look place IN consequence o! threats ut
tered by the populacc.
a great crowd remained in front of Mr..
Alderman Woods hcusr, until late hour,
huZ2aing and applauding. All persons
passing they obliged 10 take of lEelI
hats, out oi respect TO the queen.
Her Majesty rose on "Wednesday morn
ing as early as D o'clock, and coniinu, q
Tor some time afterwards engaged IN
writing. She appears 10 be quite recoy
cred i:Om The fatigue OF Der journey
and IN excellent health and Spirits.
As early as 10 o'clock d considerable
crowd had assembled in front of ihe
house, and before noon the whole stree;
Tor great distance on each side Of Tie
house was SCI ihr0nged, that il was wiih
difficulty lie carriages could pass through
II. This sceue continued I'LL nearly 4
O'Clock, when MIR. Alderman Wood ap-
peaTed upon The balcony and addressed
The popnlace, requesting them peaceabIy
IL retire. after which they began 10 dis
perse.
We regret however TO learn, that after
the popuIace leii South Audlry street on
Wednesday nghi, they were guilty Of
very rioieuS excuses. They broke The
windows of unUbrr OF houses al the
west end OF The town, and among others
those OF Lord Sidmouth, Lord Castle.
reagh, MIR. COSTS, an Mr.. Mabeil1. M.
r. "A strong party Of The guards remain
Ell III front OF Carlton HouSedurlng the
whole Of that and Thu sday night.
The following is the message c0inmu
nicaied 10 the House OF Commons, h.,
Mr.. Brou9lam by order of her Majesty.
The Queen thinks ii necessary TO inform
the tOnSe of Commons, that she has been in
dHreG To tetufB TO England ia consequence of
The measures puIsued against her honor and
peace for some lime by secret agents ahrOad
aud lately sa"ciloned by the conduct OF The
government at home. In adopting this course
her Majesty has had no ether purpose what
ever, but The defence OF her character and
me maintenance OF those Just Tiahts which
have deVOlvfd upon her by the death of thai
reversal Monarch, III whose high honour and
mistaken ELECTION she had always fonnd her
sureSt support. UTo9 her arrival, the Gmeen
IS surprise q 10 find THAT a message las been
scBt down 10 Parliament recurring MS aitcn.
ten TO written documents aud she lrarus
with stu greater ast0niShment, that there is
an inieHiion OF proposin" that those Should be
rcierrCd 10 a select committee. Ii is this tlay
~ Years SINCE the first charges were brought
forward against her Majesty 1lcu, and upon
every occasion during that ioN- period she has
shown The utmost readiness TO meetlief accusers
AND TO @onlI the tul!estlnqury ntoIer conduct.
oHt no " ala desires an open Investigation, ~
"uich She may see both the charges aud he
witnesses against her-a privilege not dchitd
10 the neanesi subject OF the fedlm. Im lie
lace OF the sos ereIgu. the Parliament aud The