Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-18

I FORM Tue tynetn, that II the accompany ing au> |
swcr should rot appear 10 require any reply, |
Lord Liverpool is prepared 10 name The Two |
| persons whom his Majesty will appoint for the !
purpose referred to in this nOic.-i3th June,
| 1870.
No. 5-Mr. Brougham 10 the Earl Of Liver
MI. Brongbam presents his compliments 10
Lord Liverpool, and becs leave 10 intor IN him.
that lie has received the Qaeen's commands TO
name Two persons TO meet the two " HON his
Lordship may name on the part of his Males
t>s Government. Tor the purpose OF settling
| an arrangement. MIR. Brougham hopes TO
be tavoured with Lord Liverpoois nominal
| ton this evening, in order that AN early APP
pouime0t tor II ieetiig IO-mortow, may take
piace.-i&,h June, ls2o.
APPENDiX.
Memordndum for proposed arrangement rith
the Qartn.
The act of the 9th George III. cap. loo.
recognised the separation OF the Prince Regent
from the Princess of Wales, and allotted a Sc.
| paIate provision tor The Princess. This pro.
| vision wxs To continue during the life Of his
late Majesty, aud ~ determine mt his demise
la consequence of that event II has altog tier
| ceased, aud no provision eau be made for her
! uutii II shall please his Majesty TO recommend
! 10 Parliament an Arrangement Tor that puI-
pose.
| The King is willing to recommend TO Par,-
| amemt 10 enable his Majesty TO s.,tie AN annu-
| ny OF = 10 COO "A year upon the Queen, 10 be
enjoyed ny her duriue her natural lite, and i'm
| lieu OF ANY claim in the na,me OF icihtuia or
| Otherwise, provided size will engage not 10
| come Into any part OF The British deminions,
aud provided she engages 10 take some other
name OF title Than that OF Queen, and not 10
| exercise any o. the rights OF p,iviisges of
| Q"etn. other than with respect to the appoint
mrni Of Law Officers, OF 10 any ptocee ,iiu.s
| in Courts of Justice.
The annuity To cease upon the violation of
| those engagements, viz upon her coming into
any part OF the British, dOminions, or her as
| Stunning the title of Qnepn, or her exercising
| oil llp 9Th mr. nj a.,
| than above excepted, after the annuity shall
have been settled upou her.
| Upon her consent TO AN engagement OH the
| shove conditions, Mr.. Broneliam is de-ii ed TO
| obtain a declaration TO This effect, signed by
| herself; and at the s.nme time a full authority
| 10 conclude with such person d. h,s Majesty
NAV appoint, formal eng aseneut upon those
| principles.
April 10, 1920.
PROTOCOLS.
No.l-Pro,ocol OF The first conference held in
81. James ssGuare, June Is. 1870:
| In pursuance OF the notes OF the 18th and
| 1I,i OF Juue, the Duke of Wellington and
| Lord CaStlereagh, on the part OF the King
lavig M AIR. Brourl'am and Mr. Denman,
her Majesiy's Law Officers, i'm o'der TO facii
| tate the pr~posed personal discussion, IL was
suggested BY the fnrmer -
LIST. That the petsuns named 10 frame an
| arrangement, alihuugh representing Diff ent
Interests, should consider themselves in dis
| charge OF this duty, not rs opposed 10 each
| other. bnt rs acting in concert with view 10
tram" All arrangement in compliance will, the
| understood wish OF Parliament, which NAV
a.et, the necessity of public inquiry into
| the information laid before the two Houses
! ri. The arrangement TO be made must be of
| such nature. as to require fromnPither party
| ANY concession as TO the result 10 which such
| inquiry, ii proc. eiei an, might lead The
| Queen must not be nndeI stood TO admit or
1 the Ming TO rrtiaCt aiy thing.
| Sd. bal in order the better 10 accomplish
the above important object, it was proposed
| that Whatever mig Int pass i'm the first confer.
ence should pledge neither party TO any opin.
| lou. that nothing should be recorded without
1 previous communication, and, as far as pos
| sibie, common consent; aud that in srder 10
| fachitata explanation and TO encourage unre-
| served discnssion. the substance only of what
had passed should be reported.
| lhest preliminary points being agreed TO-
| Tue CUES ions to be exaniued (as contained III
| April, 1870 delivered 10 MI. Brougham preyi
Gus TO his proceeding TO ST Omer's and in
LORD Liverpoors uote of The lith of June, aud
WI. brougiams note OF the i2lh OF June,
| written by the Queens commands, were:
| broad.
I'd. The title which her majesty might
| lhnk nj to assume when travelling on the
continent.
Sd The non-exe,ciss of certain1 rights of
| patronage In England, which il might be de-
sifabie ihai her majesty might desist from ex-
eFcis'hg should she reside abroad; and,
| ati. lie suitable Income 10 be assigned for
me TO The queen reading abroad.
Her naJeatys law officers, on the part of the
! l"een desired IN the first instance that the
ionhlh point should be altogether laid aside in
! these conferences her majesty desired If
might make no part of the conditions, nor be
| mixed win the present discussions. They
| 'neh proceeded 10 slate, that. under all the
circumstances OF her majesiy's position. they
| would not say that her majesty had auy insu.
| Peraoie objection to living abroad on the
contrary, 1t susb foreign residence were deem
ed indispensable 10 Tie completion of an ar
aangenirn, SD much desired by parliament, her !
! majesty might be prevailed upon 10 acouiesce.
bu' then thai certain steps must be tsken ~ |
remove the possibility OF any inference beine
drawn from such compliance, ard from The |
,Iu.! nor neuS proceeded III, unfavorable |
10 her HaJestys honor, and inconsistent with
tlidt recognition which is the basis of these |
negotiations; and her majestys advise RS .I,p.
gssted with this view the restoration of her
nanre 10 the Liturgy. To this IL was replied |
.ha' tbe King 5 government would no dDubt
lea'p Win great surprise that q question If |
Tins most important nature had now been |
brought forward for the fiist time, without |
nasn " Deei adVerted to IN any of the previ. |
Gus discussions, and without being Included |
amongst Tie heads TO he now treated of that |
the Liturgy had been already regulated by |
ms naJestys formal declaration in couucii, |
AVID IN the exercise of his maiesiy's Ieg,i an |
thorty that the King in yielding lis own feel.
ings ana views 10 Tia wishes of parIiament |
conld not he understood lin the absence of |
inquiry TO alter any OF those Impressions un- |
def winch his majesty had hitherto deliberate
~ aid advisadiy acted, and that AS il wns al |
Tue onSet stated, that the king could not he |
expecteu 10 retiact any thing. no hone couId |
De held out that tue kings government wonld |
Ieei themselves Justified in submitting such a !
proposition TO lis majesty.
IN this II was answered, that although The |
po'Ot Oh the liturgy was certainly not included |
ny NAME amongst The heads 10 be discussed.
her mJesty's law officers felt themselves en-. |
titled to bring IL forward IN its connection with
me question OF her majesty residence abroad, |
III was turtheT commended, that the alteration |
IN The liturgy was contrary In the plain sense |