Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

whieh chrst.s atnnhng stood hath ash'd au.yD
~ mortal suhrines now no more Oppressed.
Mount sinlsss Spirii, to thy destiu'd rest
Yaiis i-r,ye;sed our Natures kinder doom.
your forth Fathers SORROWS on Thy tomh.
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FOREiGN NEWS.
WON .ats London Papers received at the office
2! me Ertning Post. by the Paches Nesior,
HOUSE or COMMONS. Jan. 81.
EImerOas petitions, praying the restora.
Ion OF tue lnecuS name TO the liturgy, and
the restitution 81 al her riyhlS, were pres, VT.
ed and 'ec'ivsd. Mr.. Wyvi, presented thirty
ofreform, and Mt. Lamb,ou fixed his motion
on ,ha' enhject iur the 10th April. MIR Gren.
ieii observed, that until the event of Saturday
niorn'ng Last he had always thought tina, ths
hoase acted III unison with the great body of
tue people, but now moderate reform should
bave his hearty snpport Mr. Phillips was of
opinio". THAI unless some steps were taken
10 reform tue h1us. and tetreueu the pre-.
:osative of the crown re tuition must FOLLOW.
Mr.. ). valley entirely objected TO The opius
ion OF tue hon. member. He thought the
s0te o. last Saturday inprniug WAS entirely in
unis IN with IN, real feelings OF the couulry
ani he believed 10 ont of 20 wished TO see
The question as II respected the Queen, set AT
resi-. MI. Barring said, the op,uiop Of the
country was opposed 10 il.
Lird Clstlereagh moved the order of the
DAY tor the house resoising itself into 4 COM
ptiee Ut the whole hnuse, Tor taking iuto
consideration so much Of The Kings speech
Or.
der % the dty having been read. Mr.. Brouch.
"a rose aui sail, he had the honour of being
comm ided 10 lay before the house a message
som ths QreeH. whlcs he would now read.
Inc question was then proposed that the
%peastr do leave the chair, when Mr. West
sin rose aud said, even If the message
tTefs the elie"n, which had been Just sow
Ieau. iiad not beeo seat down, still ha should
nave fe't III G's auiy 10 oppose the going iuto
committee for .he purpose Of granting anv
supply. Aud this he should do. in the first
place, bre ause he for one, would never con.
SOU. 10 Tue graut OF single guinea III the
preceded Ivy full enquiry Into th. distress
Is OF the county, Into the depression of Az,
liru'ture, The decay OF trade, and the general
distress OF the people. He entreated The Al.
tertion OF the house TO the situation in which
they were placed. ministers had animated
tile!T inention OF proposing sum of mouey
~ grant TO t'ie Q ieen the uobi- lord OPP
9oslis gave them no tice during the debate of
atormer evening OF his intention TO make a
ieati'u 10 that effect, aud in lhe course
o. the sar;s speech wherein he gave that
nelice, ns uec'ared his conviction, lie pcs.
htve'v affirmed, that her majesty was gull
~ o. adultery! Now what, he would AJAX
vas 10 be thought of this conduct of the no
bic Iord who declared the Queen to be guilty
Of adultery, aud Yet proposed TO that house IN
make provision for her Why, after having
sbaudoued the proceedings after hayin. with.
rrawu TIE Dill of indictment, wasn't to he toll
Grated that the Queen OF England should be
IN the prosecution What could The honse
think OF -uch Conduct 1.-The soble lord we're
70 DE allowed TO say In that house that lie
saneen vas guilty OF adultery, was il not Civ
inS Sanctton II a Itself Was il not a Iibef3 If
spoken or published out of that bouse wonlJ
II not be a libeli Why, this was more sc,nda.
lors than III. bill ofpains and penalties. He
was not willing to vote for the grant ~ INV
eapp'y, unless some explanation should he
come u OF this subject
Lord CaStlereasf said, The opposition Of ,he
hon. member WaS rithcreXtrdordinary. He did
" object the score of any ,,or,;c,i,r
grievance, ~ applied 10 The particular obiec,
OF The motion but he put IL on the general
GROUND % the dtstreSsps OF The ceuutIv and
it ,hsrefnre appeared, that until the agricuI,
iurai apd coplm .rcial distresses of the conu
sfy, wGre enpI.rPd into, aud that oues,io,,
disposed 10 the sa'iSfsciion Of The bonoTahle
member tor Essex, be was Determined 10
oppose tue - eat .-.sNith respect 10 the
message rom tbs tlHren, IN whici, she stat
Ell her feisTm ina'ion 10 abstain from Ieceiv-
ing any grant or supply uati her name were
restored 10 the liturgy, he could ONLY say
mar her MAJESTY would have the opportunity
oteyerciSlnZ her discretion, as to whether She
could receive ii or not, after tire house shalt
SaYe disposed OF this question IIig n,aieStX's
government was not IN ihc smallest desrre
Ji5pOsed tovisit the unfortunate and iiIusfti.
Gus OBJECT OF This motion with any harsh mr.
despotIc meIsurc Any granf or sunoiy yo,sd
by that house was necessarily made IN tI,-
crown, and her majesty would therefore con,
n her
from lFe crown. in The same manner as any
other subject. But from tie forms of Nv
preston which the Queen had sccusto;ue5
oe9selt 10 adept ~ messages, and in the an
s~efs 10 several. addresses wherein she o.,
70 be 'onnd speaking of her subjects aud nj
her rights as Queen of these realms l. wnntJ
seem 40 II the Queen were DESTROYS OF errct-
Ing herself into tgreat ard powergu, porlio,,of
tbesta'e. Lord G was called to order and 80.
Ger some observations by Mr.. WefherelI. NJ
Hume, and the Speaker, his lord hin mn
cee9ed. He slid he was snre the house yn,Id
never tolerate 1ay individual, no Mater ho,.
HIGH, ~ dictate 10 fhe hOusc the condiiion,
on which they woHld regulate their ptoceeds
irEs. They were not now in nevociaiion vii,
hsr SAjesty! They had message from t5a
b ing directing a provision 10 be made !,
wns Their doiy 90 fake tina, measure into con-
hdersiior. and IL would afterwards he for The
crown 10 saUctoB that provision and then
would be the time for her majesty IN rei"ct
or receive u. When first size opeued ne
communication about money, she said she
~nuld nor receive any thing bnt liz yran,
o. parliament. Now she will not receive th.
grant OF parliament unless her name Ia no
stored TO the liturgy. MAY size not 20. uotro,v
tell us she viii not receive any MONEY ,ntii
ebe IS frceived in the royal paiar- In fsct !,
- haId 10 fnTesee What The determination or
nPr MAJESTY can he. unless 10 disturb ,ho
tra.9nillily of this cOnnfty aud to brin- tbe
snfoRP and Constitution OF tits cOnnfrv 10 Lnr
seer. Bui he lord ca always consulted ~
peace ana hfpPInPss OF The su bjecfs m. ~ lie
eSuren hut of George ~ and az loug ~ ~
nth a'y in1nence, lie wnnid never s,b,.i,
HDfBiuH more ohvioua ff.., 81.