Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-26

!, =. hat no Lord should absent him
self .om the House, without leave,
durig the progress of these proceed
ings.
8.rhat the Lsrd Chancellor shall be
direted to send letters to all the absent
Lore, to acquaint them that the House
{ was be called over on the 18th of Au-
gus
! arrangements, it is said, are making
forAnother meeting of the City of Lon
dos, in order to consider the propriety of
presenting a remonstrance and petition
against the proceedings in the House of
Lords, with respect to her majesty, the
Queen. 1t is reported that Middlesex
will meet for the same purpose.
A ate London Traveller says: Her
majeity the Queen is by birth the nearest
heir 70 the throne of these Realms, next
afterthe reigning family, and though her
succession to the throne is highly i'm
probable, it is not impossible. Would
it not be strange event, if, after degra-
dalton and divorce, her majesty should
ascend the throne 20
M. Hyde de Melville, French Am
bassador to the United States, has arrived
at L'Orient.
The papers do not contain any news
of interest from the continent.
London, July Is.
DR.. Parr performed divine service be-
fore the Queen on Sunday week. Her
Imajesty's counsel were with her during
Ithe morning. Several English gentle
men of distinction, who had visited the
Queen abroad, called in the course OF
the day to offer their services to give
evidence for her majesty. Her majesty
then went to Barnes, but she returned
before night-fall. She was greeted by
thousands on the road. Great numbers
of we'll dressed females seemed anxious
to pay the most respectful attention to
her wherever she passed; and the as
semblage of respectable people in Port
man-street was so great, that the road
from OxfoPd-street to Portman square
was totally blocked up. The attach
nent of the respectable part of the COM
munlty, was more warm and more gene
raj than it had been on any former occa-
sion, since her majesty has come forward
TO face her enemies.
INN ediately after the House of Lords
rose on Monday, Sir 7. Tyrwhitt waited
on the Queen, at her residence, in Port
man-street, by order of the House, to in
form her majesty OF the time appointed
by their lordships, for the second read
ing of the bill now pending against her
in their House.
The following is the petition of the
Queen for list of witnesses, &c.
" Caroline Regina,
"To the lords spiritual and temporal
in Parliament assembled.
"The Queen having received informa-
ton that the House of Lords have APP
pointed the second reading of a bill for
the degradation and divorce of her ma :
Jesty for Thursday the 18th of August
mont, and as it 10 ncUvosaly aud cx-
pedlent for the defence, that she should
be furnished with a list Of the Witnesses
to be produced against her, the Queen
desires such list may be forthwith de-
livered to her majesty's Attorney Gene
RAIL-"
We were informed on Friday that one
of the principal female witnesses against
the Queen, now in this country, died on
Thursday. An allusion has been made
to this person, in some of the papers
She was we'll known twenty five or thirty
years ago, under the name of Pioneer,
and appeared as a singer ON the Opera
stage. She went abroad and performed
in several theatres in Italy. About two
months ago she returned under the name
of the Marchioness de Salvina or Solini,
and stated that she had been introduced
to the Queen, and was present at some
OF her parties in Venice. She put forth
the prospectus of work, to prove that
the Duke of Wellington was the greatest
Captain that ever appeared in the world,
and solicited subscriptions to publish the
book. She was by birth Jewess. We
do not think that the cause of the prose-
cution will suffer by the want of this la
dy's testimony.
Bergami is at present at Paris. He
has received marked attentions from M .
B. Constant.
On Friday, his majesty, attended by
fSir Benjamin Bloomfield, rode on horse
back. The King met the Duke of Wei
! liDptOn in ST. Jatnes' mark and h;s rr,c.