Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06


About twelve o'clock the Queen arr
rived at the House of Lords, and after
passing some time in her private apart.
| ment, entered the body of the house.
The Lords all rose and made their obei-
sance as her Majesty passed 20 her usual
seat within the bar. The chair on which
she was seated was turned round in
a position 10 afford her full view OF
the witness, 10 whom she is quite near ::
her veil WAS up and she occasionally
threw her eyes iniently on him. Shortly
after she took her scat, she turned 10
MIR. Brous ham, and altered few words,
apparently in correction of the interpre-
tatinn OF phrase.
Her Majesty, ON her ret1rn 10 ST. James's
square, Yesterday evening. immediately
ordered her dinner, and having hastily
pariahen OF that meal, size proceeded in
her post chariot and four 10 Branden-
burgh hosse. She seemed, OH her depar.
ture, greatly 10 have recovered the agita-
tion with which she was affected when
she lleli The house.
When her majesty retired TO the little
room appointed for her use, adjoining
the entrance to the lIouse OF Peers yes
terday, her manners were extremely hur'
ried. She threw herself IN a chair, and
il WAS possible when she did speak tina,
her observations might he overheard =
Sir I. Tyrwhiit pcrcmp,or;ly desired that
10 person should be permitted 10 ap.
proach her apartment. la about an hour,
she was joined by MIR. Alderman Wood,
with whom she cOnversed for several mi
mules.
This morning al 10 o'clock, there were
moi more than 20 persons collected i'm ST.
James's and those of The l0westedescrip-
ton Curiosity seems to have been sd.
i!atrd, aud the enthusiasm even of The mob
which we have described her majesty TO
have received, is almost entirely abated.
Courier.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Aug.2l
:. Lord ca'lereash moved that the hoase, at
IFS rising, do adjourn to Monday, Sept. Is.
Lord +. Osborne declared that he would do
all in his power 10 prevent the bill from polu.
ting even the threshold of the house that ra-
ther than be present it it did come, lie would
vacate his seat. He moved an address to the
King, 10 prorogue the Parliament, till their
assembling should be required for the despatch
OF Business.
Mr.. Hobhouse seconded The motion.
After a few words from Lord john RIsse,
aud from Lord Francis Osborne, the amend,
ment Gof Nr. Brouskom was ncsativpd with.
out division; and the original motion TOR
adJourniug The house until that day four
The honse adjourned at a quarter past six
o'clock
Ii is stated, in circular paragraph sent TO
all the papers, that her majesty was perfect
~ aware Theodore Nj occi was 10 have li.eH
one ct the witnesses against her. This seems
singular, when we reflect on the cons,er
ton she expressed at hearing his nams call.
ed, aud finding him actually IN her presence.
We cannot help believing she was taken quite
by surprise and that the last man Sue ex.
pccted TO see in tic hands % her accusers
was her faithful domestic Majocci.' This
man was great favourite with Bergami, aud
those who have read The Memoir of the
Queen" will probably recollect that il was
NlaiOcr, who, posted in the anti room O: her
Majesiys bed>rtamber, at Genoa, by the hap
Ply signal OF firing pistol, gave notice 10 lis
royal mistress of the approach of some persons
who penetrated SO lar as to her bed-cham-
bcr."
LoNDoN, Aug. 20.--The following is list
of witnesses moved Tor 10 be summoned on
behalf of the Characterization idiord, Lord
Glenbervie, Lady Charlotte Lindsay, Lady
Butler, 81. Leger, ESQ. Henry Holland, NJ.
ID. - Mills E-Q. Hon. Capt. King. Earl of
landau, Lady Charlotte Fury, Sir William
Cell, Hon. keppel Craven, EaII of Glare,
Lord Granville, Somerset, Lord Frederick
Montague, and Lady William Bcu,inck.
The House of Commons met OH the
2Ist, and adjourned TO The 1911, Sep,em-
her. Lord Casilereagii said that III nam
ing that day, he was aware that some fur
fIer adjournment might be necessary,
before the other house finished the. pro-
ceedings then pending.
. LONDON, August 2l.-An erroneous
opinion is gone abroad That her Majesty
did not expect that Theodore Mal6cchi
would give evidence against her. On The
contrary The Queen knew thai lie was on.
OF The original promoters Of The plot on
his coming into Tie House of Lords,
therefore, she was seiZCd will kind of
iystercal affection al The sight of man
who had sbowH such ingraiitude for her
Iiberality aud kindness. Times.
FIRE AT CALAIS.
A letter Of Saturday from Calais, saws
"A most dreadful fire broke out here
last evening, at half past seven o'clock,
al Tie Enlrepoi tCusiomhouse Ware
house, for bonded goods. The large
warehouse, The stables of Porte aux Che
vaux, and small house adjoining, were
totally consumed. What made il The
more alarming was, ii began in the ware.
house where there was an immense guam
THY of liquors OF different DESCRIPTIONS
a great part of these we're destrGyed.-
No lives were lost, but several accidents
took place"
ne faris Journals OF friuay nave ar
rived. Advices from Naples 10 The LIST.
and from Madrid 10 the 9th inst. com.
municaie no events OF importance. A
depuiation had arrived at Naples from
Palermo will, an Address 10 the Vice
General. Price Scaicua had been APP
pointed Governor of Sicily. Messina is
said TO have been quiet on the 24ih of
July. A decree had been issued al Ma.
pies, establishing The liberty Of The press,
with some restrictions. The only novel
regulation we observe in il is the appoint.
meDi of a Junia in each province for the
nTnlecfinn of the lihcrfu of llle nress l.