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

hoM 'SAen ny she queen leaves him 40 aitei-
Ihe King has the fullest confidence that, in
sequence OF this commune a iou, the House
OF Lords will adept that course of proceeding
wh,ch Tue justice OF the case, and the honour
aHd dignity OF ais MaJesty's crown may re.
quire."
LONDON, June l2.-There will doubt
less be some communication made tins
| evening, IN The House OF Commons, upou
The subject OF her majesty. Either the
| adjourned debate will be resumed, or il
further postponed, Il statement from Lord
Casileresgh or Mr.. Brouglan will accom-
pany the motion for that purpose. What
ever may occur, we shall endeavor 10 an
nouncc II, II there be time. We shall
continue 10 abstain irom all discussion,
for the reasons We have stated. A pre-
| tended correspondence between the Earl
OF Liverpool and her Majesty, appeared
IN Sunday paper yesterday, and has
Deen copied into The morning papers. Ii
Is not only garbled staieoeni, but in
many respects false, as to facts. Through
whose miscellaneous meddling il has found
lis way, imperfect as ii is, 10 The public
eye, We need not mention. Her maIes,y's
| 0Ufci0f advisers would never sanction such
ACROSS deception; deception employed
maniiesliy Tor the purpose of agiiaiins
aud misleading The public mind.
J"he 10 lie question respecting her
Majesty was again adjourned in both
houses last night; IN the Commons, til
Friday, and IN the Lorda, Till Saturday.
| What our opinions distinctly are upsn
| tins subject, We have hitherto abstained
from declaring, because we have entirely
coucurred i'll Tie dciicacy and proprieiy
at that silence, which all our coptempo.
ra,ies, as lar as we know, Che Times
alone excepted, have imposed upon them
selves. When every member oc The L.
| gisia ure, When all The ministers of his
majesty, and when even the confidential
advisers OF ihe Queen herself, adn,it, by
aCclama'ioii as n were, that The interests
OF 'he country, The interests of The illus
| Ifiohs parties concerned, and the inter
es's oil justice, will be best consulted by
| such iOrbearance, we must leave j, 10
those who can despIse all these considc-
raiions To agiiate The question day after
! day. There is one individual, (who can
that be y who bias access TO her majesty.
and avai's himself OF that privilege 10 be-
Tray her confidence and there is one
paper which caters for The vicious appe
'ite OF those who can repast upon sean
| ual. 10 them, Tor the present, we must
resign the unenyiable monopoly. The
| Time may come when il will be the duty
| OF every person, who can exercise any in.
huence upon public opinion. 10 speak out
on This painful topic. We shall then fear
lesSly discharge ours ; bui till then, we
| prefer 10 range ourselves with these dis.
uuguiShed individuals of all parties, who
declare with one common voice, that no
discussion can now be honurably or bee
neilcialis pursued
We observed, yesterday, that tie pre-
tended correspondence between the Earl
| o; Liverpool and her majesty was gar
| Died anu false statemeui. This " as con-
armed, by lie declarations OF ministers
ana OF MIR. Brou9ham. The Earl of Ii.
verpoOl said, that III The " fabricated ac-
| count OF The correspondence, The docu.
mrnts were most scandalous!V ialsifird.
and converted in,o libels. Ii was AN ag-
| gray aiion OF this conduct thai il must
baVe ID en- done By SOme persons ,Cho had
seen the originals, aud Who, therefore,
| could not b. Ignorant Of the iabricaiiou.'
MI BTousban remarked, Thai the dis
closure could only have been produced
! by some Incredible degree If .indiScJefiom
~ bredch of confidence for Which 30 blame
was attributable 10 his learned colleagues
or 10 himself, nor 10 the ilIusirious Der.
| sonage for whom they acted" Who is
| Tie person, thai has thus dared TO beirav
the Queen! VIVA, weak, hat ot|icious.
We will AID, what dishonorabI individual
Is II. who is privy to her majesiv's conf
Dental negotiations with government.
and avaIIS himself OF Thai knowledge. in
discref'ly impaired, TO violate the secrecy
WHICH Ought 10 accompany every step
OF those negotiations The legal advis-
era Of HE Queen, nobody suspects. They
nave indeed dIsclaImed The irpacheiv
Cor such II is y but IL was unnecessary 10
do so, for no one imagIneu lbey were.
concerned III II. But u The person vito
does commit these offences be known.
some means ought to he devised Tor pro
iccilng her Bajesiy from illeir repetition.
W bad intended to offer a few remarks
upon the article which app, ans In The
ilnss OF Tins morning but We know MT
now 10 expose lis srossneSs, without be
lug ourselves contaminated with some
pafl OF ~. II is not possible, Tor EXAMPLE,
Without violating all derorum, TO argue
Win a writer who builds bis assumpiIon
OF her MaJesi!'s innocence, upon the
SoHHd'iFSS ant Integrity oil her constiIu
ton, al hiiy two, who bids us look al
her, and ask ourselves, WHEELER vice
eau have made any inroads upon that
constitution, who talks Of now " ice
leaves lis yolarirs long ere they have told
outtiiaii a century" and finally pronoun-
ces that her freedom from tie ha6itnai
practice OF vice is satisfactorily proved
by her person and manner" Such are the
topics OF defence which suggest then
selves TO this delicate aud refined adyo
cate, who exclusively iebors 10 embarrass
the pfrdus negotiations. Ihr county
we are sure, must feel AT once, the pecu-
liar puriiy Of these lniereuces, TO say no.
lung Ut tier proprieiv, al moment
Wien, as 81 lase already observed, tie
parliament itself, and The legal advisers
OF her majesty, so soemnly deprreate all