Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

Lord Liverpool then put oil the meeting Of the
secret committee until Wednesday.
Tuesday, JUNO 27....BeIote going into the
discussion OH the motion OF Lord Grey, tor
Iischarging the order altogether tor the sitting
of the secret committee ON The charges con.
tanned against the Queen in the green bag,
Lord Grey, in order TO save the time Of the
house, asked of Lord Liverpool whether min
listers had abandoned the intention Of still pro-
!, posing secret Investigation, or whether they
meaut 10 submit 10 the house any proposition
tor some other, and more constitutional mode
ofproceediOg.' The Earl Of Liverpool replied,
that from the best consideration which he had
been able 10 give TO the subject, the mode OF
, proceeding which had been originally propos-
ed to, and adopted by parliament. was the fit
lest TO be pursued aud therefore, it was the
intention TO propose that the committee
should proceed with the secret inquiry.
Lord Grey then moved. that the order for the
sitting OF the committee should be discharged,
which was opposed by Lord Liverpool aud the
lord Chancellor lin the course of whose
speeches, ii was easy TO be collected that,
should the report of the secret committee be
unfavorabie to her majesty, it's the intention
of the ministers to introduce into parliament
hill of pains and penalties, most probably hav-
lug tor its objects to divorce her majesty from
the king, OF course then to degrade her from
tie style anJ title aud privileges OF Queen of
this reaiin and to exile her from England
forever. The motion OF Earl Grey was sup.
ported by Lord Holland, Lord Belhaven aud
Lord Buikley, and opposed by the Earl of
Donougbmore aud Lord Lauderdaie. The mo-
non Was then negatiycd by majority OF l02
to AZ. <
HOUSE Of COMMONS, JUNE PC.
Lord Castlereagh. after some preliminary
obsvry atioits, moved that the consideration of
The subject relative to the Queen should be
postponed till Thursday se'nnight, when he
should submit motion, founded ON her Majes-
TVS answer to the resolution OF the House....
He also moved that the further debate on lliS
Majesty's message be adjourned to Friday
week. The ground of the noble lords post
ponemenf, ia to give opportunity to Tie lords,
in the interim, to determine upon the mode OF
proceeding TO be adopted in that house, which
might serve as guide TO the Commons.-Mr.
BrOmgtam received with qualification, the Of
fer of an open enquiry-whicl he said, was the
earnestwisb of the Queen. Mr.. Western nov
ed as an amendmesttO The noble lords mot ton
sf poSiponement, that the question should be
postponed 10 that day six months" the par
aitogetber.-Mr. Wilberforce, IN the course of
his speech, said, that in voting for the post
ponenent as submitted by Lord Casilereagh,
he did not pledge hi,nselftO support AN enqui
nv into the papers which contained the charges.
The debate continued with spirit aud energy
Till half past eleven, when the house divided,
and Lord Casilereaghs proposition for putting
Oif to Friday se'night, the consideration of the
Kings Nj essage, was carried in pre- terence 10
MIR. Westerns amendment by u majority of
IaJ 10 100.
LONDON, June 26.-By Mail which
arrived this morning, we have received
some German papers. Their contents
principally relate 10 The formidable pre-
paraiions making by Ali Pacha 10 resist
the forces OF The Porte these details are
dated Corfu, May 20 1.-The former is post
ed between JoaDUin aud Prevesa, and
rencOn,re is daily expected TO take place.
Ii is said, that the Porte wishes TO seize
upon his immcnse treasures, in value "a
bove 300 millions.
HhA paris Io,rnal, .,f TL,,.. IA, L.,
icame 10 hand yesterday these OF the
following day, due this morning, had not
arrived when We put TO press. The Bud
get continues The Order of the day in the
Chamber OF Deputies. The following
extracts, in addition 10 intelligence Of
similar character which we have already
given from Nantes, Poictiers &c. shew,
thata systematic and very extensive plan
had been combined 10 second the con-
motions OF The capital:
PARIS, June 22.-rhe Duke DecaZcs
arrived in Paris yesterday. To morrow
he will receive i,isleiters OF credeuce from
the Mug ; and on Saturday he will set
ont Zoe London.
Agitation still continues to prevail
The students ofile city oil Toulouse wish
ed 10 answer The call of their brethren of
Paris. They have held meetings, delibera-
proceedings could not produce much mis-.
chief in SO faithful city as Toulouse
Measures have been taken 10 put stop
TO such scandalons conduct blythe Rec.
tor OF the Academy, who is a Knight Of
Isl. Louis, and devoted Royalist.
A letter from Rheims states, that a
great fermentation prevailed for some
days im that town. Certain speeches is.
suing from the left side contributed 10
infiame the people. sediiiOus cries were
raised among The Assem- bled crowds and
some agiiators even talked of proceeding
TO the capital. But IN consequence of
measures taken by The authorities, and
particularly the news from Paris, tranquil
hfy was restored.
letter from lssOire, dated June Is,
says Groups have assembled here as
well az at Paris. Some disturbers of The
public peace raised a slight commo,ion,
which lasted some time. Cries of The
Charter forever, let US go 10 Clermont !
were heard, and numbers Of persons set
out uitering these cries, aud declaring
that they would burn the houses OF the
two Deputies ofihe Puy de Dome Mes
srs. Fayeite and Favard de Longlade j
but these worthless did not go beyond The
walls OF our town.
LONDON, June %. We This morning
received the French papers of Friday and
Saturday. The accounts from Madrid
sn the French Journal, are 10 The l4,h
inst. Masonic societies are forming in ev-
cry part OF Spain. The minister OF the
Interior is closely occupied OH the sub
1eect OF pablo instruction. A professors
SLIP OF Political Economy has been es-
tdbiished al the new Athcueum at Mad-
rid.. About forty Of The new Corles, who
are IN The capital, meet in each others
houses, 10 discuss the affairs of the ma
finn