Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
LATE FOREIGN NEWS

LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW YORK, Nav. % y sixrday ar.
rived ~ this por' he ship Martha. Cant.
Ske,caies, i'll SO days from Liyrrpool.
bringing va regular files Of London pa
pers 70 HE evening OF the 9th of October,
add liverpool papers to the llth OF Oclo
Der, boii, inclusive.
The London papers are, as usual,
crowded with the x, ports of proceedings
IN The Quren's trial. The Observer, IF
the 3iii OF October, contains Mr. vii.
Ha'nsS speech. previously IN The examin
alion rf iie witnesses, This docum nj
occupies 80 much ronu1, that we have no,
aiRmp' d is insertion this m0rnin. Tie
trial iaf advanced to The 27ih dav. and
sixteen win SstS on ihapari Of The Queen
had been examined. They we're generally
persons OF rank anH consideration. who
Lad visited tie Qu"en on The Cnntlntn,
aud had enjoyeti frequent opportunities
al observing her conduct in d great yari
ETY. or situations, aud under diiftren, cir
cumS!ances. As TAR as Wr have had Oh.
por'unIty 10 examine their testimony they
WIN one voice say that her conduct was
tree from IndccoTun. Two ~ these vii.
nes:es were lie Hon KcppcI Craven and
Or Wiliiam Gr!l Their testimony, the
Courier SAYS, i'ircw The Times inio an
sX'aey: II is certainly very siroug III The
t1neeh favor. The former wiinvs.. WAS
III her service Ia Ilaly, and eisrw here
more ,han six months. He was v,,h The
queen wheu Eergami wa taken into her
service. Bergaml was very highly recon-
mrnds'l 10 herb The Marquis CHS ilieri,
Lord Chamberlain 10 he Empetoy OF
Au'ir'a. Mt. Craven says, during The line
IL" Nas WIN The Queen he saw no deyrad
Ing familiarity bct" cen heg and Bergami,
nor uId he ever see any ii ing immodest
or inirc ni ia hrc dress.
Sr w. Cells evidence is Of the same
general character He had been IN
Queens chamberlain from about a r,ou,h
before she lrii EHglaui, and of course WAS
much Ia her family. he SAYS expIessl,
ON the question: beng pul To him, that he
saw not"ing in 10. conversation, manners
| nr locks of HE Queen towards Brtgami
&wbich lndGcrd hun tn entertain an i'd "A
Fthai there was an adulierous intercourse
between them
The Editor Of the Courier, in his paDer
oiibe 7ih OF October. undertakes TO -hrw.
tha' 'here IL similarity, IN MANY res.
poets, bei"een The testimony OF :" the
distinguished Individuals, WHO hal then
'esiined on The part of TIE Qneen, and
ne itd'iEn Witnesses. Tile principal point
OF reSeo.biance Vas, that nauS qucstir ns
we,e ppiio the Engiis!i wilaeSses1i .hirI,
they answered that they did mol recoHect -
Which he says is equivalent to non mi
TIc1rdo"
Mr.. Kan, the celebrated tragedian.
cane messenger in the Martha
WITNESSES FOR TIE QUEEN
LIVERPOOL, October 10 GA SUNDAY
seiniShi twenty italians arrived al y over.
an immense concOHrse OF persons assem-.
blef on the beach; the enthusiasm was
almost equal tn the arrival of the Queen.
= he sailors Jumped into the sea, and
brought the mpn on shore i'm their arms
They arrived al Ten in the morning. and
u Sas five before they could get Their Ger.
'tlhca'eS from the custom house. Thet
weht of ~ twO coacheS, preceded ll.ro'
The io"n by baud of mlisIc: lley were
chPersd through the town as they passed.
they arrived Az llAmncTsmih on SUNDAY
morning, al O'Clock, and proceeded TO
iheir lodgings ~ the public high Stree, al
Hamm ersmilh.
On. Friday evening Mr.. Kean took his |
Denr III, which COMPLETED ms engagement
al oui fbeaire. The receipts. We uu,.r.
stand, exceeded $3.50. AT The clase Of ,he
play tOiheIlO) ihere was general call Tor |
MIR. kean, Who soon after made his an,
pcaTance. and addressed The audience in |
an appropriate speech, aud on his retiring |
from the iagr re- eivr.i Tie uarmesi marks |
ni applause from all parts OF lie l,ouse.
tir has taken lis passage in the Martha. |
Capt Skticblrv, which is expected TO
sail u nOrToa for New York.
ne kng was froIicking At Brighton
Win Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, and his
oiiier associates.
HE E'IitOr m The London TTarsHey.
eXpr. sses his opinion on tlir Bill OF Pains
apd Penalties rs fOIlcws The snx,ct,
a. 10 the iIDal fate Of The Bill having been
pu' an end 10, other questions arise
hose who are opp ,sed ~ the consfilu
ton altogether express their fears lhai
Ihe y viii be Too Infamous 10 pass the
house OF Lords, aud thai tue aristOcra.
tui not be- degraded The friruds II
zoe afislocTacy congratulate themselves
mai tue overwhelming ppwcr of lie evi
fence 10 favour OF The Queen. is Gkely
% break dOwn the petty t,a.nmels of
',Inisierial influence, and 10 project the
iinu-e ct Lords from the result Of direct
opposition 10 The people"
A passenger bv fhp Martha iuCorms No
ha' 'hepubIlc mindIn England was never
" ANY former period 40 agilaird az If
VS. D' since the proceedings against
ne queen comm ~" d Some apprehen
IONS we're emf. tanned that 4 n,aIorj,v of
ne peers were di~po = tO decIdr against
YER, "iiltl, hal encrcaseG ihe pnldi9 fer.
reni, and coDsidcrabl, alsrmed fLose NJ
her lor1siips Who arr favorable to j.
huse as TO the result. The same gen le
'au States that an officer 10 the army