Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-31

hlst oOtdiheH Inc assent OF The majority
OF the people, az has been the case In
Massachusetts,; and 2dly, thar il is not
competent for an ordinary lrgisla ure to
Unit tie powers Of Convention; the
sovereign people alone can say, Thus
Tar shalt thou 30 aud no farther"
FOREIGN NEWS
! ouf london dates come down TO tie Goth of
| September. We sketch a coup a. all view of
| the principal points OF the intelligence.
| EHgidnd.-1he great centre of attraction is
sun me queen She has siIlI addresses pouring
IN hpoi htr and strong feImrnt liz her lac
| haIi exists both IN aud out OF Parliament She
ioImS he great centre around which all The
opposiIioniSts rally. Their language in The RI 4.
| oi Commons is unprecedentpdly bitter * bold
VT; fiobhon'e asked if ministers succeeded ia
striking onl HE divorce feature ni the BILL in
"hat SITUATION woGid the iliuSlri0us parties br
placed The only result could he, thar the
| Qneen would he proved 10 be northumberland n
| kln.-what lie wOnd not mention IN thar
mouse lie degradation not merely al
nome nun abrodd--It was here, there, aud ever,
where our ambassadors our utficeT- aud our
lawyers, had become spies, eayes-drOppers aud
Suhorners Of perjury. At last, to complete the
picture, our parliament, Ihe peers of Eng
ldhu, Tue Representatives of noble families and
The descendants of heroic ancestors thu nil
lars OF the state were sent TO pry into fou.
clotiipS-bagS, aud TO pore over The contents Dt
ciainDer utensils -" j he aati0aai jscliag wa.
The lords had literally hsdced aud paIed
themselves IN by standing army and in The
same way the Commons, he supposed wonId
ne required 10 PM themselves IN garrison un-
der The protection OF lie military. Sir x
w lison av0wPd there was TO resistance IN
obstacle, no inpe dlnieni, which the W.T. OF man
ccuIu devise or Perseverance apply that lie
wohlu not make use OF 10 slap the progress Of
the biti = 1t lie had thousa lives lie
would 'riHinSiy sacrifice them all rather than
/ see Innocence suffer and injustice triumph -
| MT IL u. Eeunet appealed TO The strong nom
uiar feeling in favor Of The Queen and TO the
"ITtlni,e mIschiets Likely 10 ii Use frOm.,he army
ana uavytakiHg part upon he occaSion--aud
whiie lie army was of the present tize. il was
| their master.'--Sncli was The tone in the II of
i Conmons....We NAV jHtge from this of The
| toae oil tile people. The Queen replies ware
ca'cu'ated TO keTp itup to the highest pitch
hey were full of infatuated denunciatious
| against the kings advisers. The case was to
! he opened again in ihe III. Of Peers on The Sd
| October... Her witnesses, some of them of
distinction, had partly arrived ia LOnGOn
| Befgami sister, The Couiiiesso of Oldi, was
| expected OH the 25th Sept. IiDisters had
| averred by The lips OF Lords Liver ool and
Csstlereagh that they were willing 10 CRAFTY
lie religious scrupies, 10 strike out the divorce
fealnfe but this tinesse was "dOp,cd partly 10
| avoid the recrimnatiOn which Was threat
ened against the King, aud partly TO pa
city the Duke OF. ok and the other eXpec
taDts OF the crown. who apprehended "a new
marriage as the fruit of the disorce-If this
cohrSe be pursued the case stands Tins thar
Caroline Is too vile 10 he the Queen OF Eng land
but not TOO much soto be tlie coRs0rto he k,ng
The very SnrposiiiOn tends 10 de- radt him.
fFdnce-1he government is busted in hunt
ins up the members of the late Conspiracy
aud tie loyal people are waiting for the 1c-
e0GcAmeHt OF the Dntchess of Berri-the en-.
bienianc cradle of her infant is about la send
forth lie asbinger OF peace and happiness to
France, an the dove tom the ak proved 10
| manaiier The Delnge--Bni If she brings forth a
Ia ruf h.. a..
successIon-and the French most look out for
| another MASTER This is Monarchy!
Knssid--It rs impossible TO sean he profound
| or iluctuaIing politics of this COnri rhe
London Courier gives Paris letter OF the 10Th.
| which speaks of tho arrival OF "A Russian mes.
| senefr with dispatches calculated TO dash The
hopes OF the liberals, aud SO pleasing TO his
minister. as to induce him TO exciaini these
pieces are decisive-we are all united :" VIZ -
against the cause Ot revolution! Another
letter itOm Paris of the 18th in The London
sun speaks OF AHslrIa aud RussiaS furnishing
100 900 men each, and Prussia 10000 TO sput
stop TO The system of military constitutions -
On the other hand, letters from Frank foIt of
Tie Ith, announce, that the Russian minister
had communicated note TO The Diet that
Tie Emperor does not recognize in ANY row
er ne ri2ht oil interfering in the Affairs OF other
,ihus- that his approaching interview with
bis alIy, the Emperor OF Austria, Is lar from
having Tor ITS object ~ concert means or mea
smres tending 10 suppress the new order of
| course he may, his reputation has already
| suffered sufficiently from the illberal primer.
| Piles he originally ayowPd, and from the lcsui-
| teal eQu!NOcation with which lie has attempted
! 10 explain them away. The Interview between
| The three Holy AHieS il is SAID at Vienna wOHld
| take place AT Trappau, on The frontier OF SHE.
| sid, on the 10th Oct Alexander had already
| arrived at Warsaw.
| AWStrIa-according to Vienna article, las
| officially avowed TO Naples that The ASSEM-
| biage of her army in Italy was solely 10 nain-
taip tranquility la heI own provinces in IlaIy.
| a TuIiD article of the 9Th states the ASSEM-
! bling OF an army of so 900 troops under the
walls OF that city. We should suspect all her
movements.
| NdDieS-iS raising troops. and organizing he r
constitution. The election OF her Cortes has
| taken place.-Her great effort is directed to-
| wards traDquilIiziDg or Subduing tie refrac
] tory temper OF the Siclians. General Pepe,
! according To the last account OF the I'd SEPT
was abOnt sailing ior Messina with a consid-
! erabls force. Before IesofliDg TO arms. lie
was TO convene the deputies Of sicily, and
| consult them az to the question OF an indepen-
| dent government
SPatH-The papers contain very copions &C.
| counts OF Gen. KiegO'S attempt 10 keen iOge.
| iher the amy Of Cadiz, his visit 10 Madtid
AID ms unsuccessful attempt TO beBd the ll<tp0
| aud the COTtcs TO Isis VIews.-but even Cuiro.
"a abandoned him-and he hes been bautsbed
| 10 and confined az OviedO. Ii had produc, &
SOME iumuts at Maaiid but they a. vet 40.
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