The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
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BY the arrival at Norfolk. Of the ship
Tobacco plant, Capt. Baldwin, in As days
ffom Liverpool, advices from the latter
place, two days later than were furnished
by the Hector. have been received.
Cccgratuatory Addresses continued to
Aock in to the Queen from all quarters;
and Nominations aid various other de-
monstrations Of Joy, for the triumph
which she has Obtained over her pcrsrcu-
tors. were dily exhibited. On the sub.
ject oftle change in the Ministry spoken
Of in the last dates, the Liverpool editor
Observes Ms 1re
| he station which her Majesty is to
occupy at the coronation, II that event
under existing circumstances ever takes
place, requires to be adjusted; but the
most important consideration OF all. and
that IN which the national interests are
most involved, arises out of the inquiry,
what change will the failure Of the pro.
ceedngs against thu Queen occasion in
the Councils Of the State, and what altera-
tions are we to look forward to in the cx.
listing administration. Upon this subject
no Information OF a very specific nature
has transpired during the past week,
though some surmises have been haxar-
fled that Lord Liverpool and Hauewby
will retire, and that they will be succeed.
ed by SONG Of the Grenvillc party. In
order to afford time for, ,,hesnew arrange
ments it is said that Parliament viii mere
" assemble as q matter oi form On Thurs
day next, and that ptorogation to the
end Of january will take place before they
Can proceed TO business.
LON IoN, Nov. 10. .
To the Qpeen's application to the
Mins:ets'for Royal Palace for her real
deiice. the following ansusI has been re-
turled:-
Lord Liverpool states" that Ire has
received nis MIesty's commanis'to In
form the Queen that it is not possible for
his majesty, under all the circumstances,
to assign any Of the royal palaces for the
Quten's residencc. Lord Liverpool has
bsen ;ur,hcr commanded to inform the
QAecn, that until Parliament shall meet
for ire dispatch Of business, the allowance
which has hitherto been enjoyed by the
@Jeen will be continued to her; and that
Ii S,ill then be for Parliament to deter
snioe the amount of tire future provision
TO be g.an,ed to her majesty. ."--Jn an
annexed paper Lord Liverpool adds,
TIA, he thinks it material to observe, that
his answer mus, not be understood as
withdrawing the facilities which had been
previously offered for procuring resi-.
dcnce in London for the Queen"
Yesterday Mr.. Brougham and Mr..
Denman waited upon her majesty, to
consult upon what further steps should
be taken liz this subject, when it was de.
tern,ined that her majesty should again
write TO the Earl Of Liverpool, urging,
in still stronger terms. the demand which
hid been made under her sancliun.
This letter was Immediately conveyed
10 the Earl Of Liverpool by the Hon. MIR.
Kcppel Cravan; but up to, late hour
last night no answer had been received.
The necessary orders have been issued
for the removal from Gotten, Grdcn, Of
the witnesses brau,ghs:over for the pur-
pose Of giving evidence against her nMj-
tsty, but whose presence here 10 no Ion.
ger dee,ned necessary by his najcsty's
goverapcn,. On "Wednesday the Wit
nrsses brought over during and since her
/. raajesty,s trial. but who had not beenex.
amilssl in the house Of lords, received
orders to hold themselves in daily readi-
'.ess to be escorted back to their respec
i've places orresidence a, the continent.
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