Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01


We His Majes,y's duiiiul and loysl
subjects. The Mayor, Aldermen. Sheriff.
anu COMMON Councilmen of the ancient
Guy "i Canterbury. beg leave most res.
pec'iuiiy 10 approachyour Royal presence
win our sincere and hearty congraiula-
ions on your Majesty safe arrival in
'his ci'v and Ia express our fervent hone
That your Majesty may Icng live in HE
esteem and admiration OF a loyal and
duiiiul people.
9th June, 1920"
Her Majesty immediately delivered the
| 'oio"in2 most gracious ansser:--
4 ben'Iemcn-i am very much obliged
| 10 you Tor The aiirnii IN you showed me,
ana certainly. lii' il ever in nv power.
shall be happy 10 do any thing for HE
good town OF Canterbury, and 10 make
my people happy. Gentlemen, YOU must
excuse tins short address, as | am very
"f'd bui speak from my heart, and I
am sure YOU will like that better than
FORMAL address. SHALL never forget
the Loyalty and affection thai are shewn
| 10 me House OF Brunswick bv this noble
| and generous nation"
| livery other subject in England seems
| 10 nav" given WAY 10 that OF The return
oil The Quecn-aii The columns of all ths
newspapers, are filled with The par;icu
iars of her movements, which KEPT m -
| constant agitation of;he public mind. The
| Queen left England in lS!4.1
| lie Queen ieii Genoa on the 2t,h of
| May 'asi, and arrived al Monihard, in
| France, The 9th, where she was Joined hv
Alderman Wood and Lady Anne HamiI.
Ton. Lord Hutchinson. with confidential
proposals from the King, mel her at ST.
Omers. The proposals we're:
mai an annual DPnsiOu of e IN Oon
shonid be granted 10 he Majesty, upon
The following condition -
Isl. That she should rclluguish the styIe
ana lille OF the Queen OF England.
"a. That she should not assume any
i''ie attached 10 the Royal Family of Eng
land.
81. That she should no. reside in anv
part OF he United Kingdom, or even visit
England.
Lord Hutchinson. quoting The words Of
Lord i.iverpoo!. added, THAI if The Queen
shonin come over 10 this county, there
nns' be AN end Of all negotiation and
compromise and the decision was taken
10 proceed against her as soon AZ She s.,s
her foot on The British shore"
The Queen aud her friends pronounc.
fd Them inadmi~siblr and immedisiely
departed Tor England, where SHE arrived
on lie 9Th ofJune.
PARIS. June 10 -Yestcr,,ay (Fr;dav>
evening. al o o'clock an assemlIape ri
oe'"efn three aud tour hundred persons
| took place al Port ST. Martin. A consi-
"efabie force WAS directed TO this point.
ana there paraded up and down for The
interval oil an hour. Al half past fen
O'Clock several deiachmen,s of cnirassiers
provoked by sediiious cries. ealloncd
down The boulevard, and dispersed Then.
ihFy appeared mostly yonng men
bei"een 10 and " years Of age. Some
men OF mature age and suspicious an
pearsncr. were observed among them
All ,'ie shops were closed. They re-as.
sembiee on The Place l'Estrapade, whi,b-
er troops were sent, on whose appearance
S"ar,piohS oil he Charter peaeeably
"i,nlte"' Gazette dc Frazer.
Numerous assemblagcs took place
again this evening OH The BouIevards. from
me Fort 81. Denis TO Chateau d Fan.
troops were posted The whole length. and
thelr presence alone restrained the Iacli.
Gus, VINO sought all occasion 10 renew the
scenes OF we preceding days. Ii is said
maj considerable sums of money have
oeen employed TO keep up these commo.
| tons" fJTe OyoI;,L;on,n
| yesterday very considerable assem-.
hlages took place on The Boulevard du
Iemple. The cries of the Charter for
ever, were frequently heard. Deiach-
mems OF cavalry presently dispersed
lbem IN determined manner. In il said
that many persons have been wounded ,"
lCenSe"l' Eropeen.
he orange walk, fronting the Car
ouSr'' con'ibnrs occupied by battalion
OF The infantry of The royal guard Cen-
tries are stationed all round the Tbuille-
RES, and no person is permitted In ston
near these linIiis.
I've number Of the National Guard
on duty al the Chamber Of Deputies. is
now considerably augmented.
I've GaZelie de France saws" MANY
foreigners we're about 10 leave Paris IN
ihe great regret Of our maiires d'hoteI and
shopkeepers but as they now see thai
tranquility Is re-esiablished, and that
strength rests with HE laws, ihev have
suspended their preparations Tor depar.
lure. HE good people who consider The
money winch foreigners spend in Paris
as very legitimate source of profit, en-
neav0r to inspire them with confidence.
in spIie ut The atie mpts Of the enemies
Chsrtists."
French Funds. June Olive per cen,s.
Sat. Co.,. Bank Stock 1910.
We have seen a letter dated Havre.
June -, giving serious aspect of The
polliIcal situation Of France. AT some
OF lhe unlawful assenlblages al Paris,
several lives had been lost
Our French papers by the Stepbsnia.
are edited with great caution, and no
accurate IDEA of The situation of Tie
country can be formed from perusal of
them.
The crop Of olives in the country in the
neIghborhood OF Marseiles, is totally de.
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