Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04

compli, he'd without money, for they lad
none, thcy We're TO proclaim The King absolute.
u oNerturn the monumental stones of the
Constitution, and come 10 Seville 10 Join their
companions there. Several persons are ar
rested, and others have fled, in pursuit Of
wnom the most active measures are adopted.
lhe report OF terrible cnnlnloton having
taken place mt Valencia, originated i'm some.
manc'ous person, who, taking advantage of
he night, discharged Il pctard, which led
some 10 believe, that cannon had heen fred
tsom the citadel, and that General ElIo was
10 he set at liberty. Hence great agitation
naturally ensued, which, however, was
happily Gained by the prudence and firmncss
OF the Political Chief, and the other authorities.
In the JoGrno! deS Debdts il is stated, upon
the authority of private letter, dated Ma,
pnIp, June a6th, that in the Club, called
tontana de Orc, the question of 1,tfina. me
h''g 10 death was discussed. 4 c,,ratc of
Valencia was The orator on this occasion: his
cry was echoed by the popuace, who did not
hesitate to cxciaim " that il the KING quilted
tie capital without calling ar extraordinary
convection Of the Cortcs, they would IN
tcrcept his progress towards the waters of
oacGdon, and inhict justice upon him." The
King subsequently, yielded to the wishes of the
people, by announcing Il meeting of The Ge-
neral Cortes, which is 60 take place early in
October
FRANCE AND NAPoLEuN.-The French
hamoer OF deputies became scene of tu-
mutt IN consequence of some personal inyec-
yves IN 4 debate TO discontinue the Censor
ship. III. DupeSsis Grenedeau, commenced
by analysing the policy of Buonaparle. But
SAID The hon. member, 60 the Usurper Is Lead
now lfyon like, cry out long live the Emperor;
On TINS the members of both sides quilted
their seats, the ministers withdrew and the
deputy descended from thu tribune, leaving
the remainder OF his speech unuttercd
In The British House of Commons on .bc
ioth July, Mr.. Bennett asked why the sigma
ture of Buonaparie's surgeon did not apnear
to the report of the medical persons inserted
III the London Gazette. lie thought it re-
EdF6dbfe omission J.! The Marquis of Lon
donderry lCastlereagh] said he could not &C.
count for the omission
BRAzrL.-I'he King ofPortugal. his family
ana suite, embarked on board the squadron at
tio, ON the oath of April. The departure ap-
pears to have been attended with very unplca-
SAINT circumstances, disturbances having been
occasIOned by the shipment of a quantity Of
specie and other valuablcs, for the use of the
royal family In Europe, which the people at
tempted to Ireland, but were prevented hy the
interference OF the troops: some lives were
the soldiers on the people assembled az the
Exchange.
lGELAND.-A desperate and bloody ARRAY
we regret to learn, has taken place bctyec,,
the OranSamen and the Catholics of Ba1don.
ny winch the town, for almostthe entire day.
was IN state OF the utmost alarm, confusion
anu horror. The outrage, il appears. was oc-
casionei by procession of the Orarer,cn nm
the istJuly, the anniversary OF the battle fthc
Boync.
GREAT BRTTlIN.-The decision of the
frivy Council of Great Britain. on the appli
Cation OF the Queen TO participate in the cera-
'iiohy OF coronation, Is such, no doubt, as every
one expected. The queen, therefore, is not
disappointed she probably was preparing TO
act part IN the great farce on the 10Th, of
which we shall soon have an account.
ANSWER TO THE QUEENS MEMO
RIAL, y THE QUEENS REPLY.
AT the Court of Carleton House, the 10Th
OF July, 1891, Present, the Kings most cx
cclicnt Majesty in Council.
whereas there was this day read at the
Board Report from the Committee OF the
Lords ofhis Maicsty's most Hon. Priyy Coun-
ell, in the words following, viz
-" our Majesty having been pleased, by your
order IN Council OF the Sd OF this inst. to re-
Ter unto tins Committee the several Mcmori-
ais ot her Majesty the Queen, claiming right
10 be crowned on The same day and The same
race winch has thavel been appointed for
the Coronation Of your Majesty. and pravinr
to he heard by Counsel in support of said CLAIM,
the Lords Of the Committee. in obeaionco to
your Maiesty's said order ofrcGerence. accor
DINGHY heard her AIaesty's Attorney and Soil
c,tor General In support OF her Maiesty's said
claim and having also heard the observations
oi your maJesty's Attorney and Solicitor Gp-
neral thereupon, their Lordships do agree hum
bly, orePortto your Majesty their opinions. that
as IL appears TO them that the Queens Consors
of this Realm are not entitled of right TO he
crowned at any time, her Majesty the Queen
Is moi entitled as of right to be crowned at
the time specified in her EIajcsty's Memoir
ais.
" His Majesty having taken this said Report
INTO consideration, has been pleased, by and
WIN tne advice of his Priyy Council, TO ap-
prove thereof
(Signed) &c. G.. GRENVITIEn
This Report was sent by Lord Sidmouth
to Lord Hood the Queens Chamberlain
Her Majesty the Queen sent immediately
the following reply:
BRANDENBURGH HOUSE, july II.
My Lord-Your Lordship's letter of yes
terday to Lord Hood, conveying 10 mo thc
report of the Committee of Council. ON INV
Memorial to the King in Council, claiming nv
right to be- crowned, and as find the Com
mlitee positively denies The right which have
claimed, and winch all Queens Consort have
enjoyed WITHOUT one exception arising from
the viii OF the Soycreign,) consider it nc
cessary to inform your Lordship. that if is
my intention to be present at The ceremony ON
the l9th, the day fixed foy his Maicsty's Co
r0nauon, and therefore demand that suit
ho
(Signed) CAROLINE y
Z" TO the 1T. Hon. Lord Viscount SiJ,noufb,,
ANSWER TO TIE QUEENS DEMAvp.
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