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


10 inrther Information, Il appears that The fire
which broke out on Saturday at the castle Of
Vihcenncs was entirely "A foriuitous event.
LArEsl FROM ENGLAND.
The Packet ship ALBION, Capt Wilkins, ar
rived last evening from Liverpool. bringing
accounts 10 the 1T Sept. Capt. Williams has
favored the editors Of the Mercantile Adyer-
3otli Aug. inclusive. The letter bag was nos
brought ashore last evening. III consequence
of heavy storm that prevailed.
The trial of the Queen, which had progress
public attention.
(From TIE ". Y. Mercantile larcysiser.i
f'om Tie D d 10 the llih day, the house were
engaged in discussing a question whether ilia
Counsel should be permitted to cross-exxmiue
The witnesses in the manner they desired,
WHICH was finally determined upon ty a ma
!oriiy OTIS. LorilErskine then moved that the
Ho,se adjourn, to afferd time Tor the Queen
10 prepare tor her defence /; and that a list of
the remaining witnesses against herewith a
specification of the time, aud places TO which
iheir testimony would apply, sond be imrnisli-
ed heron this mution there were CunteYts
oil Noh-cOnienis iGo.
The latest accounts given In tho Courier of
Aug. 3Olh, statc,-At half past o'clnck the
House were engaged in the, examination of Il
witness named Proii Osioni. who was iniiie ser.
wee or The Princess OF Wales, as under cook,
and drposca to his know ledge OF Bcrgami be-
tore lie formed part OF the Princess house
hold. He remembered balls being given at
the Barpnd by the princess. which were at
tended by the country people in the neishhor-
hood, farmers daughters, the vile OF All inn
keeper, &c. tnt 10 person OF any rank in life
lie knew Nahomef, aud described. like the o.
ther witnesses, the ltscvipns dance which he
performed before The Princess on mare occa-
sinnS tlian one.
LoNn0N. Aug. 2S.-Crowds of respectable
persors continue 10 assemble daily liz ST.
James square TO await The approach of her
AL u H. ~.
asiic acciamations. AZ her majesty Left the
Elonsc on Saturday several ladies were assem-.
bled, who pressed TO tonc!r her clothes, AMI
were perceivedio shed tears of sympathy and
affection. All The way to the House OF LORDS the
same lively scene was presented, and The same
demonstrations of admiration evinced. Tue
soidiery are most respectful, and seem 10 Join
III HE sentiments %. HE multitude. T. Nail.
august 80 Her majesty arrived in town AT
10 o'ciork this morning preceded az usual by
Aide man Wood. The people assembled 10 see
her pass WIRE few IN number and those fey
manifested sn, lille enthusiasm. AS she ress-
cd Carlton Palace she turHeh kcr eyes in an
opposite direC'io with y assumed air Of dis
snSt. This secmrd TO please her followers,
WHO noticed IL with cries of 4" bravo" and
londIy flapping OF hands In The windows OF
Pal! Mall and C0cksrnr Street we did not no
tice single respectable person. ICouyicr,
PARIS, Aug - TIE late cons pray has net
at all interrupted The public ofder. The mum.
bcr OF the military arrested does not excee,i
tain. We add with regret that some of them
belonged 10 The second regiment oi,hc guards,
distinguished by its sentiments OF honor and
fidelity The preliminary investigation of their
ccnduct has comm frcPd IL appears they dI,l
no dare TO confide their project TO The soldiers.
some OF the conspiiaiofs have abscondcd
All The Foreign Ambassadors waited on Tie
King on Sunday.
All the barriers of Paris were slut from ele-
ven o'clock an Saturday night Till seven on
Sunday morning. Since then the passage has
been perfectly free. The Grudarmrrie was
reinforced al nil The posts and stationed atDcw
ones.
LONDON PAPERS.
In reviewing our London papers receiv-
CT by The Albion. we find nothing of par
tlcular interest in addition 10 the articles
published yesterday. The English, editors
are 40 much cDgrossed in the subject of
The trial OF tive Queen, that they have re-
Gently paid but little attention 10 the in
teresfiug events which are taking place Old
the Continent OF Europe. The cunspira-
cy al Paris seems 10 be considered nnim-
porlanf: tho revolution in Naples. The
affairs of Spain, and The troubles i'm Sici-
~ appear 10 be almost forgotten; and
the march Of large Austrian army to-
wards Italy ~ mentioned in three lines,
without a word of Comment" The
Queen" engages their whole attention.
ana tne details OF The proceedings in her
trial occupy all The columns Of the papers.
The evidence already published against
the queen is a minute relation OF some of
The disgusting circumstance" slated ge5
Morally by The attorney general at the
opening Of The ase.
The number OF witnesses against The
Queen TO be examined, are said 10 be one
hundred and thirty Two one of them
is female. named Dunoni, formerly The
queens waiting maid. Her testimony it
is said will he important. The trial is
not expected TO be brought 10 close
under five or six weeks;irom The time it
commenced. The first Twelve days' pro-
ceediDgs occapy upwards OF 7Opsges of
the London papers.
On The 27th Of August, an address sigu-
ed by 1000 inhabitants Of the borough OF
Reading, was presented 10 the Queen, IN
which hey say" We cannot but feel
some disquieiude and apprehension lcsi,
from charges fashioned Ia such insdious
guIse land which possibly will be- susiain-
ed, or Attempted 10 be sustained, as here
totorc, by the mcndacious fabricaiions Of
uDprimcplcd witncsses,) your Rialesiys
sacred character, however pure and.