Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
FOREIGN.
LATEST IRUM ENGLAND.


81 aal the pass myers got up to town last evening" with
,ar letter bsg The editors OF the Mercantile Advertiser
have rccei London papSrs the evening of the goth OF
November. They furni,h considerable interesting intclii-
rvner but we have only time give the which
fuow
LONDON. Nov. %. -Thc Honse of Lords met
TINS day, pursuSnt IL adjournment. aud the
S3d OF January. Was then read. The Commits
s,nuers were ihs Lord Chancellor, aud Eiris
Bathurst and Liverpool.
House of COMMONS 80. III consequence of
The oidsr for call of ,l,e House this day. aud
OF the interest excited by the expected COM
inunica;iou from her Majesty, the Members
began: at an early hour, TO assemble in con.
siderable numbers
a, one O'Clock. The whole of her Msipsiy's
Counsel who are members except MIR. Bronrh-
am, who was detained professionally, in the
Court OF kiag's Bench, were in their places,
besides nearly ons hundred other members,
Chiefly of the nprosiiion party.
The Speaker was. however. looked for i'm
vain Ii was understood that Lord Cas,lereagl,
had been closetted with him Tor cunsidera.
BILE part OF the forenoon.
Mr.. Desnan rose at two o'clock aud said,
MIR. Speaker, hold in my hand message
which ain commanded hy her Majesty The
Queen TO present 10 this House loud cries
OF hear! hear
Al this momeut(a minute past 9 o'clock) MIR.
Ou2rme, tue DepUiy Usher Of the Black Rod
thus interruption caused great upioar. About
htiy members rose IN their seats. aud the gen
erai cry was " MIR. Denman, MIR. DeAinan -
Withdraw. withdraw but The noise was so
great. that thai gentleman in vain attempted
10 be heard ; ard, in the midst of tile tmmnli
MIR. Ouarmc Proceeded thus, although il was
impossible for him TO be heard by the chair
Mr.. Speaker, the Lords Commissioners, app
pointed by virtue OF his alajesty's commission,
command the Immediate attendance of this
Hono1 able House, i'll the House of Peers"
MIR 1ierney rose, and observed that not one
word OF what had fallen fIom The Deputy
Usher had been heard; and how, then did the
Speaker know what was the Message, or whe-
tner he was wanted at all in the other house ,
Loud cheering, iniermingled with cries Of
"otder,' from the Treasury BeDch)
The Speaker then rose. the uproar still CON.
tuning, and MIR. Bennett exclaiminy with a
loud voice, This is scandal 10 The coun-
n.y. :,
ed Oh all sides, and the utmost indignation was
manifested by number of members. who
found her Majestys message thus treated.
Inc Speaker instantly Quilted his chair, fol-
lowed By LORD Casiiereagh and the Chancellor
OF the Excheqner. 10 obey the summons of the
Peers.
The utmost con fusion prevailed at this mo.
ment and II would be vain to attempt 10 des.
erbe the tumuit which took place in the BODY
of the House. The loudes; and The most in
dignant cries OF Shame |" were federated
Throughout the house; and the Speaker, fol
lowed by his Majesiy's ministers and several
other members. advanced toward, the door. OIL
his way TO the Lords in the mi dat of the mos
discoDcerting uproar.
Mr.. Deunan, during this confusion. remain.
ed on his iegs-iol.iing in his hand her Maies-
tys message.....He was surrounded by III.
most distinguished members of the Oppo,l.
ton, who, as well as many Independent mem
bers who generally vote OH the other side
seemed utterly astonisiied at what had occur.
red.
A: five minutes passed 2 o'clock. the Sneak>
er reached the lobby OF tue House of Peers.
After being absent about ten minu!es. the
Speaker returned, accompanied by tie few
members with whom he retired. and, being
surrounded by the members present he COM
.nunicated to them that tue House had been
10 tile House OF Peers, where The Lords COM
missioners by virtue of lis Majest,s com.
mission, had psorosue1 Parliament TO the pa
OF January neat.
The members then retired, and the STRANGERS
collected ia the lobbies aud avenues LEADING
10 til" House dispersed.
The Queens Message to the House of Commons.
The following ~ the message which MIR.
Denman Was in the act of delivering al the
moment he was interrupted:
" Caroline, R.-The Queen thinks it propcr
to inform the House of Commons that she has
resolved Il communication from the Kings
ministers, plainly intimatng an intention 10
pt0r0gue tile PailIdiuent immediately and ac.
companied ny an offer of money for her SIM.
port, and for providing her with a residence
until d new session may be holden. This offer
the Queen has had no hesitation in ret,isimr-
ware Tue ia'e extraordinary proceedings we're
pending, ii might be iit tor her 10 accent the
advances made for her temporary accommo-
datIon; bui she naturally expected thar fIe
failure OF that unparalleled atiempt To de.
grade the Royal Family, would BIZ irnme dia e.
iy followed by submitting some permanent
measure 10 the wisdom of Parliament: and
she has felt that she could no longer Win
proprIeiy receive from The ministers, what she
y well assured The iiberaliiy of the House of
Commons would have granted as alike esseu
tial 10 the dignity of the throne, aud demand
ed by the pldinest principles of Justice If
the Queen 10 10 understand that new nroceed
inzs are meditaied against her, she throws
herself with undated Confidence on The 80.
pieseptailyes OF The people, fully relying oil
their justice aud wisdom, TO take etfectuaI
steps 10 protect her from the farther yexaIion
OF unnecessary delay, and to provide that
those unexampled prosecutions NAV AZ IenotI,
be brought To close"
IL is the more extraordinary thar this mes.
sage was not received, Mr.. Brouel,am had
apprised both the Speaker and Lord Castle
reagh that such message was To be brouvb,
down.
Though the House of Commons. AIS veI,
known, usually meets about q quarter before
-FOUR, yet The hon- fixed i'll every Adjournment
is ten.
MINISTER'S.
N0rem6er 20.-Lord GseDyilIe has declared
10 the king that lie could form no pa,ty of
friends ia either Home that could strengthen
the remnant of The present administration. if
lett by the Earl Of Liverpool. The Earl of Har.
rowby aud Mr.. Canning. who have all tender.
ed Their tesigndtIons. II is said that the Kng
mas sent for Lord Spencer, To consnIt with
ninl Oh Inc formation of new administration.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Brussels papers contain some COIN.
Inunicdiions from Nienua,TespeciiBg continens
tai affairs.--It is not pretended that The pre-.
cIse determination OF The Allied Powers, as
known. 1t is. however, acknowledged Thai
AusiTid, In conjunction with Russia and
Prutda, viii occupy the kingdom Of Ma.
pies win military iUice. The immediate CO.
OPERATION Ut Enel land in lisnefafionn scherne