Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-18
FOREIGN ARTICLES.


We are enabled ,tis day, TO communicate to
the public, from an official copy, the whole of
The documents connected with the recent
negotiations between her Majesty and the
Kings servants. .alr'i which we're last uight
laid upon tile table Of the House OF Commons.
we earnestly call upon our readers. and upon
every person who 10 animated by AN honest
oesire 20 form an impartial Jndg ineut, to Pc
russe these papers with attention.
The QUEEN.
Communications ON the part of the Queen
AND his MaJestys 0overnnicnt-laid before
both Hcuses of Parliament, June tue 10th,
iS2a.
Accommodation from the Queen to the
- Earl Of Liverpool.
We Queen commands MIR. BrOuyham TO
ivtofh Lord Liverpool, that she has direct ted
her most seri0Hs attention to the declared
sense OF Parliament, MS to the proprirty of
some amicahlc adjustment of existing differ
cages beiuS attempted, and submitting To
'Hat high authority with the gratitude due 10
ihe protection she has always received from
IT, He' Majesty NO longer wait. tor cOn,nn-
commands MIR. Brougbam TO announce her own
readiness TO tonsiaet suy arrang eTert that
can be suggested consistent with her dignity
nj honor.
Que o'clnck. Friday, OH June. 1870.
No. 2-ihe Eail of Liverpool in answer TO
ne communication from the Queen on the
sane day.
Lord Liverpool. has had the honor of re-
owing the Oueeus communication OF this dav
"ia he-s leave 10 acquaiot her Majesty that ii
ncnin, andni", delivered by Lord Liverpool TO
NJ 6,onclam on the 18th of April last. coH-
tains The propositions Which Lord Liverpool
was commanded ny the King to communicate
thtough Nr. Brouslam TO her Majesty.
her Majesty has not been advised To return
any answer TO those propositions, bnt Lord
Liverpool assures her Majesty that tho Kings
servants will still think il their duty Do,witii-
standing all that has passed, torecrive tor con.
s'uetation amy suggestions which her Majesty
or her advisers may have to offer upon those
promo siiions.
Fiie.lionsc, June o, 1920.
no. Accommodation from the Queen to the
EaIf OF Liverpool
The Queen commands Mr.. Brougliani 20 in-
fnr'a Lord Liverpoo, that she has received his
kuer. and HAT the memorandum OF April l5.
t~.O. which The propositions made throsgh Lord
!..tcainson had appeared to suretseie. has
> 10 Been now submitted TO her Majesty for
;de first time.
Her M-jesty does not consider the terms
t'"re specified as at all according with the
fom'itirn up"n which she informed Lord Lii
veipool yesterday that she would entertain a
proposal. namely, that ii should he consistent
VIII her dignity and honor. A; the same time
She IS willing 10 acquit those who made this
proposal ut imicnd,ns any thing offensive to he r
ai,iesty and Lord Liverpoois letter indicates
ad'snosittn 10 ret Give any suggestions which
sh. Inay ofler.
~ Her Majesty retains the same desire which
she commanded Mr.. Brougham yesterday To
EXPRESS, OF submitting her own wishes to the
authority OF Parliament. now so decisively in-
terposed. Still acting upon THE same pTinci-
pie, she uOw commands Mr.. Broug ham 10 add
that she feels II necessary, before making any
farther proposal. TO have il understood that
the recognition of her rank and privileges a.
Sd"en. must he the basis OF any arrangement.
%htch can be made. The moment that basis
I: established. her Majesty will he ready to
Suggest = method 10y which sl,e c"nceives all
existing differences may tse satisfactorily ad-
ipStfd--l0th jane. lS20.
No. i-Ihe Earl OF Liverpool in answer to tile
communication Ut the Queen of the 10Th OF
June. 1870.
Lord Liverpool has had the honor Of recciy-
fllg the Queens communication, aud cannot
refrain from expressing the extreme surprise
OF the Kin"'s servants iliat tie memorandum
OF April 18Th, The only proposition TO htr Ma
(es'y, which ever was authorized by his Ma
tesfy, should not have been Submitted TO her
Majesty mill yesterday.
That nem0rhndnm contains 80 full a COM
,,nunication of iiie in,eniinus and views OF the
Kings Governments viii respect 10 the Queen.
As TO have entitled his VI aies,ys servants 10 an
elaa, frank, full, ami candid explanation OF,
the part OF her Majesty. hd,isers.
The memorandum OF thT 1911, April, while IL
proposed thai Her Majesty should abstain
from the exercise Of the rights aud pTisi-
ir-cs Of Queen. with certain exceptions. did
rot call upon her Majesty 10 reuo,ince amy of
;isn.
Whatever apperiaius 10 her Majesty by law,
As Queen, must continue 10 appertaiH 10 her
SO loug az IL is not abrosaiei by law.
he Nlns servants in expressing tiIei- rea-
'oryaJjusinent which her Maiesty's advisers
promise, think il tight, in order TO save lime
distinctly 30 State that any proposition which
they could feel 1t 10 be consistent with their
duty 10 recommend to his Majesty, nust have
tor its basis her Majesty residence abroad
Iith June. 1920.
No. accommodation from the Queen to the
Earl of Liverpool.
The Queen commands MIR. Brougham TO ac-
knowledge having received Lord LiyerpooIs
note Of last night, aud 10 inform his Lordship
that her Majesty takes IL for granted that the
memorandum OF April Is, was not submitted 10
her before Saturday, only because her legal
advisers had no opportunity of seeing her
Eiajesiy Cniil Lord Hutchinson Oh the
spot, prepared 10 treat with her.
Her Majesty commands Mr.. ErOugtIam TO
stale. that as The basis of her recognition as
Oaeen Is admitted by the Kings Government.
and as his Majestys servants express their
readiness TO receive any suggestion for sa-
tisfacioTy adjustment, her Majesty, still act.
ing upon the same principles which have AL
ways guided her conduct, will now pout ost a
method by which it appears TO her that the
'oSIect III contemplation may be attained.
Her Msjesty's dignity and honour being Sc
cured, she regards all other matters as of conf
pafatively lille Importance. and Is willing 10
leave every thing to the decision of any person
or persona, OF high station and character,
whoa both parties may concur ia naming, and
who shall have authority to prescribe the par
tculaTs as to residence patronage aud income,
oubJect OF cOnrse 10 The appreciation of Par.
tIainert.-l2th june, $50.
ho. G-The Earl of Liverpool in answer to the
communication from lie Queen of tie 18th
OF June, lS20.
Lord Liverpool has received the communica-
tons made 10y tie Queens commands.
The Hugs servants feel it 10 he unnecessary
10 enIer into any discussion on the early parts
oi this communication, except to repeat that
Ale memorandum delivered 10 Mr.. BfonglIam,
az the 18th April contained tile only PROPOSE
ton TO tie Queen which Tue King authorized
10 he made 10 her majesty.
The views and sentiments Of the Kings gov
esuineHt as to her MaieFtN's actual sitnaiiou