Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-02
Postscript.
.Nes0 York, jan a
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Liverpool. whence she sailed on the J,,.
the month. Capt. NJ and the pas:eOo,
got up TO town last evening with The Is,,
bag. The editors Of the Mercantile Adr.,
tiser have received London papers fl 4
evening Of the Goth Nov. They 6,,i,
considerable interesting intelligence l.
we have.only time to give the extracts vk.
follow.
London, MOI. %
The house Of lords met this day, pur,U,.
| to adjournment. and the commission form,
roguing parliament to the s3d Of JsDn,r
was then read The commissioner, v.,.
the lord chancellor, and earls Bathurst IN,
. Liverpool. 4
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
In consequence of the order fora call nj
| the house this day. and of the nteres, eyc,.
ted by the expected communication fromhe,
majesty, the members began, at an early
hour, to assemble in considerabI numbers
At | o'clock, the whole of her majesty,
counsel who are members, except NJ
Brougham, who was detained professionally
in the court of Kings Bench. were in hei,
places, besides nearly one hundred O,ba,
members, chiefly of the opposition party.
The speaker was, however, looked for
vain. 1t was understood that lord Castle.
reagh bad been closette with him for con.
siderable part Of the forenoon
Mr.. Denman rose at two o'clock and said
"Mr. speaker, | hold in my hand me,ssg.
which | am commanded by her majesty The
queen to present to this house. loud cries
of hear! hearO
At this moment "a minute past o'clock
Mr.. Quarlne the deputy usher of the black
rod. tapped at the door. and Immediately
entered. This interruption caused great
uproar. About fifty members rose from ,heil
seals, and the general cry was, "Mr. Den
man, Mr.. Denman!" "W ithdraw, with
draw!' but the noise was so great, that tina
gentleman in vain attempted to Be heard
and, in the midst OF the'tumuIt, Mr.. Quarm,
proceeded thus, although it was impossible
for him TO be heard by the chair "Mr. spea.
ker, the commissioners, appointed by virtue
OF his majesty's commission, command th.
immediate attendance of this honorable
house, in the house of peers
Mr., Tierney rose, and observed that moi
one word of what had fallen from the deputy
Usher had been heard and how then did
the speaker know what was the message, o;
whether he was wanted at all in the other
house loud cheering, interminged with
cries Of " order" from the treasury BENCH
The speaker then rose, the uproar still
continuing, and Dir. Bennett exclaimed with
a loud voice. ''this is scandal to the coun.
Try"
Cries OF " Shame Shame :" were re.
iterated on all sides, and the utmost indig-
nation was manifested by number Of mem
bers, who found her mgesty's message thus
treated.
The speaker instantly quilted his chair,
followed by Lord Castlereagh f. the chan.
cellor OF the exchequer, to obey the SUM-
mons Of the peers.
The utmost confusion prevailed at this
and it would be vain 10 attempt
to describe the tumult which took place IN
the body of the house. The loudest and
most indignant cries Of " Shamer' were
through the house; (. tie speak:
er, followed by his msJesty's ministers and
several other members, advanced towards
the door, On his way 10 the lords, m the
midst of the most ii.concer'ng uproar.
Mr.. Denman. during this confusion. re.
manned on his legs; holding IN bis hand
her maJesty'S message He was surround.
ed by The most distinguished members OF
the opposition, who, as well as many IRde-
pendent members who generally vote on
the other side, seemed utterly astOHlshed
at what had occurred.
AT minutes past 9 o'clock, the Speak
er reached the lobby of the house OF peers
After being absent about ten minutes, the
Speaker then returned to the house, &C
companied by the few members with whom
he retired, and being surrounded by me
members present, he informed them tHat
the House had been to the House OF Peers.
where the Lords Commissioners, by virtue
OF his majesty's commission, had prorogued
parliament to the 93d Of January ReIl
The members then retired, and the stran-
gers collected in the Hobbies and avenue;
leading to the house dispersed.
The Queens Message to the Hou,e Of CON-
mons.
The following is The message which Nj,