Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-30


visible way OF supporting himself. but
from the Queens bouaty. This was but
fe,bly denied on the other side bu, IL
is a subject certainly very worthy Of in
curry {; Tor. infatuated >as many uf The
Queens partisams may be, we should
suppose that ihsy'are not, in every case,
so tar lnst 10 right feeling, ~ 10 wish the
public money to be expended upon, this
upSiar, menial.
Her Majesty has, however, been advis.
ed tn refuse this grant, until her name be
restored To the Liturgy. That il, she
and .her parIisans bave determined To set
themselves equally against the Throne
and the Legislature. aud by din, of mere
faction, IN force the King, the ParIia
meni, ant the country, To bend to their
clcmors, and 10 shrink al their menaces.
The time Is, however, a little too far gone
by for clustering the public into an uu
conditional surrender In the Brandrnburg
bouse junta, the auth.rs of The famous
letter to IA. King. aud The radical aud
revolutionary answers Ia addresses. Her
Majesty may refuse The grant. and throw
herself upon voluntary Subscription
among her pa'tisaus aud, as long AS
hes iaisr her $50 coo year, tie public
fr' ashrS vii be 80 far be1eh't.d. They
al! kindly take this part nj the burden
al taScs, at Which they have so oiiea
complained. aud will pay one TAX with
ou, mn.mufin2. al least Tor, perhaps, a
iw'lv"woath anu day. We are curious
10 anow by "iom her Majesty ha. been
adv ~ed So adopt resolution witch she.
no dOnbi, docs noiexp- e. 10 cost her any
thing sucb is hes confidence in the WAYS
ahj means II her own Chancellor of The
ENcheqm r. II bears SO much of the
stamp ~ her own special advisers, the
men who have endcavvrcd TO make her
the engine of popular comn,otion, that,
disgracetn'iy yipleIt as her lpgal advisers
sre, "e shall, III the absence of direct
evidence, Il qui, them of being parties To
IT.. In opposition 10 their advice, SHE has,
~ more Than one Important Instance.
thrown himself into other hauds and
common tandonr Induces Us to hop.
that this is he case al the presen, in
STAGE. 1t HE Wings, WHO have Sd deep
~ dissraced themselves By an uncondi.
,ionai union with the absolutely disaf-
frcted, most obviously for mere purposes
OF patty. have joi@ed ,ne Brsndenbn,gl
house JnniS Ia tins, their ignuminy Is
complete. Who does noi see that The
object is '',le short OF rebellion, II al all
SHIRT ~ II! IL Ia 10 en'rap the ignorant
p"pu'ace by another nt those vile arts
whc6 havr already bera pla, ell eft %
successfully. Tiny have taked about
the presented Qusen." " an uninrlu-
nair. unp otscird female" of" caAspi
racy," &c. uSgHe All namscaDa i; and nov
they wan another iuha,n mallory topic
aud ue STALL hear of" lie poor Oueen."
The indignant Qusea = aud suhscrip
ton papers Tor her support will, W. sup
pose, br pu' at ;he corners of every
street. Are HE Whigs paiiies 10 This?
We shall be glad - Sc their disclaimer.
. no., Wing ard Radical and Revolu.,
ZIONIST must, behreiorwari, become ".
l"m. nious ior II 10 by aciiows, not Gy
names HAT the public rapidly learn ia
c>'inatr parties. Why IL there 10 be This
49, appeal 10 popular delusion, ami this
Now attempt a; popular excitement, if il
be not by force TO carry their p0in, by
beaT;rs down HE government of the
country. AID s,orming the Legislature
iu:H their avn terms
February 3.-An official notice Of the
at 'mpi upon the lite of the kiny was
com muulcatvd 10 the French Chambers
on Monday.
TIE following il the " Message" of her
Majesty read in the House OF Commons
by MIR Bvnueham, on "Wednesday night:
CAROLINE R-The Qveea, hauing
learned that tie House of Commons has mp.
pointed this day for taking into consideya.
ton the part Of tie Kings most ecyneious
SPEECH mhich relates TO her deems 1t necessa.
~ to declare. thot she is d.iy sensible of his
UGJesfys condescemSiOn in recommending an
arrangement respecting her TO Tie attention
Of Parliament She is aware that taisie
commentator" must be understood as refers
ring to Il provision fin Tie support IF her
estate and dignity and fran iobct has ateiy
passed, she as appretenSve hut SNch Il pyIoci-
sion may be ""accompanied By tie possession
IF her rights and privileges in tie amp'e
measure wherein forWe, Queens Conse,t
her Koyai predecessors hare been front IN
times past 10 enJoy them
=" III as far from tie Queens iac{inat:on
needieSsiy to MroV obstacles IN the Coy Of q
settlement Which she desires an common gfth
he Uh0fe country, anil Which she )seis mr.
sn0ofed the best interests of' nh parties equity
require !; and being most anrions to apoid
ere'y thing that might create irritation she
cd"f'oHSiy a6Std'nS from any O1ScTUatiOm upon
tie ""er0mpird procurement ia which size rs
pfacod; but she ferris ii dae 10 IKE ia re
aud 10 heySey respectfully to dgciare. Mai
she perSeucres az the resolution of decGaing
any arrangement whiie her name continues IL
be eIciaded from The Liturgy"
February Ga despatch sent by the
British Government To Ills Msjes,y's
Missions at Foreign Court. onihe 10Th
OF the last month, explaining Me princi.
ples by which the governments of ibis
country IL guided in reference 10 the
proceedings Of the Allied Powers, was on
Friday laid before Parliament. We re
joice 10 find that the British Government
has had the wisdom distinctly 10 avow
that they do not consider Themselves
either called upon or justified 10 advise
an interference on The part of this coun
| Try in the Affairs Of Naples. and lhal they