Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-04

che SAWS ,bo, being unable 10 reach the original caum'
na,or or caumnialors of her daughter, and having re
ceyed no u1rk Of public reparation from ne,
rrsonsib!e advisers she consssrs II Que 10 hsf
al and a=y honor to se y .al sas ne. En-, The
There were ec ssds spSe!ai hlrsss 70 ana rom 'ne
!, ur..sn of Kent ehc il is unnecessary 10 pao'sh Us
ey have excited no feeling but that vi respect ana gra
tude.
The first letter is dated aloec 9Th, Oddteseed TO The
Queen and is written with h"'e sPifit: u states the
tf the nders hpa ped the Lady Flora iiaslIngs
and doubts moi that the Queen VII 'cnmmana teparatioh
fac far as reparalon can be mate) Tor an infamous ca
umny not less incumbent as on acl OF necessary no
,al,y in the case Of the public as It nssnredy is 10 Inc
individual who SO severely ssf!tr1 from such deama.
lord Melbourne. on March r. replies, (on the part of
the Queen) complaining OF The substance ana ZONE OF
the wronrpd mothers letter, expressing hrr regret al
VIVA, had occurred and stating that she ad
10 Lady F h. her conviction of The error OF The impress
sion which had prevailed and her desire 10 DO every
thing 10 soothe TIE feelings OF Lazy a"a nI. .a,y
Meanwhile, on March 10, Tie March'oness had writ
len 10 Lord Melbourne calling on him, as claiming ana
using the right appoint and TO dismiss lhe queen
housrbud TO dismiss Sir James T. ARK, her Majesty
physician as part aud principal 10 me atfocions consp
racv' against Lady Flora The courly Premier states
hs demand 10 be $50 and Objectionable,
Thai even the respect due TO the sex, rank family and
character of the Machioness did not justify him IN do
ing more than acknowledge her letter.
To the Queens communication, The hlarchioness re-
pled on March l5 and said that any expression OF her
Maies,ys sorrow was consolat"ry, but had she been
aware OF all The circumstances Of The case he zone anu
substance of the letter could not have excited any sur
mise The reply TO this that Lord Melbourne had
il no, in command 10 express the Qaeen desire for an
exclamation OF the Marchionesss letter he brutal lone
of Lord Mrboune's letters TO the NacSinness has e1
cited grea, disgust in The public mind am only sur
pred that the Marquis OF Hastings has not sent hn
challenge or treated him 10 a hersewhiP.
I Proportions for The grand tournament 10 oe eht"
in September next, by the young Earl Of EslIng"n' al
Eplinalon Castle, continue 10 be made From all Po''s
of Europe visitors TO this chvarlc exhibition are q"
peced and in the town of Irvine, (near Egng;on Scs
iIe) lodgings ure already engaged at rents lor 'of,
night, which will than pay the rent PAID Tor eac
house during twelve month Among The superior or,
,cles already in Inc Castle, is the splendid gold ano
silver carpet which laid under the throne al 'f
Coronation Of Victoria Many of the sumptuous anu
cles of vrtu which figured at the Coronation q the
Emperor Ferdinand at Milan, are purchased or sco o'
this display which is to rival these exhibitions u roy
atty. ,,,,
The Queens eyce last week te1ter attended IMAM
was her drawing room There were several preseh'a-
tons OF gentlemen The attire OF her Majesty iaS
much talked about IL was scarlet VeVpl fa', ''Neu
and swnnsdown The dress was Of white satin; the body,
sleeves and skirt ornnmen,ed with diamonds ana swans
down. This latter trimming was mace OF Tue uo~n "
The black swan OF Australia After The leVfe Tue Qheei
ntesided at Chapter of The Order OF the Garter, ana
The Duke of Cleveland then and there indicted as
Knight of the Garter.
The definite treaty. between Holland and Belgium was
sioned nj London on Friday There is runor that
Leopold was about quitting Brussels for month at the
Baths of Baden. a..
Queen Victoria il is said, will visit her uncle, King
Leopold at Brussels this Summer. There Is no loan
dalton for the that she was about paying visits 10
Ireland and Scotland.
The Queen is said TO have lately ordered lhe Pay.
men Of fifty per cenum of her fathers drbls The mo.
ney for this purpose comes cut Of her Prvy purse II
said.
The Marquis Of Hastings am informed, has not only
commenced action for SANDER against Sir Jas Clark
Physician TO The Queen but has summoned Ladies Ia
yslock and POrman Witnesses and intends bringing
the question: far Lord Melbourne ls mixed up win
it, before the House 81 Lords AT the recent marriage OF
Major Campbell 10 Miss Ricketts, Lady Flora Hastings
was bridesmaid, and being recognised by The Spectators
was loudly cheered by them
There have been theatrical novelties within the last
fe w DAYS at different of The London houses Al The
Strand the Olympic and the Haymuket, three pieces
have been produced.
The burle,a the Strand theatre is from the pen OF
Blackstone. The plot is excellent Cassandta has two
lovers uncle and nephew She loves the nephew, Count
Guzman because he young and fascinating but agrees
To wed the Duke d rvuIz although he is old because
he can make her Duchess. The Count assumes the
guse of Prince and with him (as of the highest Tnnk)
She the lady elopcs small inn by the road side Here
the Prince deserts her. aud she walks home 10 the Duke
domain in the disguise of peasant of the AbruZz Inc
Duke offers la wed her. she consents sings him BALLAD
which sends him TO seep-she then let's out IN so!o.
uuy that she eally does love the Coun-he overhears
and makes the Duke wakes up in time to give
his consen, to their wedding Mrs Waylet MS Cassan.
ORA, performed and sang with sphit and truth. Inc
piece was very successful.