Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-30

;.b u a good and wise administra-
m IN ALA, and rot to irritate the feel
~, If disc.mtcnt that is abroad. and
.seiOg that the Queen is acquitted, they
aid allow her the full and entire be-
..,at If that acquit'aI.
no tine ,srof February, in the House
: Cammons. a number OF petitions
,,.,r presented praying that Her Ma
,s.n's name might be restored to the
Liturgy.
rostl.reash moved that the Order of
~. la, Tor receiving the report Of the
rommit e. appointed tn arrange suit.
,p.r nra, ,siun for her Majesty be now
read.
The Report of the Committee recon.
nspimg that a SUN Of 10000 pounds
n.r ,nnrim should be set apart from the
r,n<uHdated fund for the separate use
end Establishment Of the Queen during
b,r I,le." MAS then read.
Mr.. Ii. Sumner moved that the sum
H. reduced to $4,000.
MIR. Brnugbam said be did not rise
70 nppose the notion. Whether $4,000,
lc,60a, or nothing we're voted, was a
matter of perfect indifference. The
Queen rcfus I'd their money altogether;
| she would take no money; she had no.
thing to TO with this grant. Either
the Queen was guilty. OF she was not
guilty; acquitted, or not acquitted 1t
she was acquitted, Members of that
House had no right To cast lmputatiOns
upon her, il she MAS not acquitted, in
Cud's name let gentlemen come for
s ward. let them boldly, manfully, fairly
come forMard and accuse her.--iter
rajc,ty asked for justice, and for no
nOre than Justice; and it gentlemen
,haught she nad not enough of prosecu
! Ton, let til, m come boldly forward, d
4 Prosecute her again.
Sir 4. Lethbridge believed the Queen
To be guilty, and could not assent to
voting SD large sum. lie SAID Der
yani VAS nuH living IN tie metropolis
n France in manner better suited to
he dignity ot Nobieman than to his
iaiohit character. He said his sup
par was derived from the British
House OF LommoRs.
Mr. Curwen said he would vote for
$4,000 pounds. and thought the las,
syraker biassed by what he had heard,
1&c. dc.
II Alderman " God denied that a shil-
ling had been sen: to Bergami. or that
be was living in the style represented
~ MIR. Lethbridse. That Bergami's
.sii To Paris WAS at the request of her
Esiarsty's legal advisers ia case his
trsllmnry should be wanted. MIR.
EIron CHAM said lie had Come to Paris
II has request.
Alter very interesting debate, for
khiCh We have no room to day, the
aesulution was put that his Majesty be
Fuablcd to grant the Queen 10000
her annum, which was read a second
&ime. Tn the motion that the Resolu
ion be agreed to, the gallery was clear
H.: bat ultimately. the molten was
kryed tn vi hou' division.
II House If Commons. February 2.
AMERICAN FLUR.
Mr.. Curtis said he observed in the
Raz2tle an advertisement, the object
which MAS to procure a supply oil
Hmerican -four for the military sta
n anrl in the British West India ISL
HnAS. lie was DESTROYS to know. from
,r riSht koa. gentleman opposite. the
Ncsidynt 1T the beard of trade, why a
cirreuce should not be given to rhe
BroGucr Of British agriCulturi>tS. par
ruIarly at the present time, when SD
Wh distress vas felt in that branch
industry.
Mr. R"bnsnn said. the reason why
lme,iCan Flour WAS preferred To Bril-
Il for The use uf the West India Colo
}rs Was this. that American -four was
'und To- keep hctterin the ". !. Islands.
b"lIi Hour had heen tried. aud ii was
om'd m"t 10 answer 81 well. 1t was H.
hd'd, howe,er to make another expe-
mrnt.
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