Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
FOREIGN.
Fuuerol procession from Clor,,p

Funeral Procession from, Ciaremons.
LONDON, November 23.-1he removal of the
bodies of the Princess and the Royal Infant
from Claremont, being fixed for six O'clock on
Tuesday evening, numerous party of the
| 10th, or Princes own regiment, arrived at ).
Several OF them were stationed III the Park
near the paiiing TO prevent disorder. At the
appointed time, mourning coach and six
drove up TO the grand entrance of the house;
soon after, the coffin containing the infant and
uru, were brought out. and placed in the
coach directly after, Sir Robert Gardiner
and Colonel Addenbroke followed and entered
| the coach. The hearse then drove up, and the
state coffin, containing the remains of The
Princess, borne by ten men, was brought oul
and placed III the hearse; 1t then drove OFF,
drawn by eight horses, and went completely
out OF sight, 10 prevent the Prince seeing il
when he came out. The coach which was TO
convey him, being announced to be in read-
ness, his Serene Highness came out and enter
ed it, attended BY the Rev. DIR. Short in hi,
full robes, Baron Hardenbrooke, two gentle
men Ushers, Lady j. lynne, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Lewis, &c. went in the
other mourning coaches. Every thing was
conducted with the greatest regularity and
solemnity nothing was heard but the deep
signs OF afflicted spectators who were admitted
into the Park. The whole was arranged by
Mr.. Mash, of the Lord ChamberIaiu's Office,
and Mr.. Banting, the Undertaken. The pro-
cesson began to move about half past six
clock, preceded by upwards of 80 horsemen
abreast, in full mourning. The whole was
followed by party of the 10th dragoons.-
Both Walton and Hampton court bridges were
mentioned confidently as roads for the pro-
cession. Ii was, we understand, finally deter
mined to 60 over Walton bridge, in conse-
quence of the Commander in Chief, having
ordered General Bolton, 10 direct Il party to
ride over the two roads and report which was
! the best : and i'll consequence of their report
being in favor of Walton, that was preferred
| Great numbers of horsemen and pedestrians
| followed the bells OF the different churches
ia fha and I'll -
| passed, tolled in solemn sounds. Tile roads
were thronged with spectators, and every
house was closed. At Egliam. the escort OF
| the 10th regiment was relieved by the Royal
| Horse Guards, who had left Windsor about
o'clock for that purpose. The procession did
not enter Windsor till little before two
O'Clock, where great concourso of people had
| been waiting some hours. The remains OF the
| Princess was received at the Lower Lodge, by
the Yeomen of the Guard, WHO carried the
| coffin Guard OF Honor from the Sd regt OF
| Foot Guards were statiosed outside of the
| Lodge. Prince Leopold, his attendants and
| the Lodge. The coach containing the body
| OF the infant and the urn drove to the chapel :
where it was received by the Dean ard de.
posted in the vault without any church ser
| vice.
| Numbers were disappointed at Windsor.
who expected the Princess to lie in state /;
| whereas on account of the snallness OF The
premises, and the want OF passages to enter
and retire, those only were admitted who had
| tickets.
| The awful rites are terminated, and the
| tomb has just closed upon two generations
| from whom we expected long line of Patriot
Prlnces, continuing to the remotest posterity.
| The royal diadem in the llustrlous House Of
| Brunswick. But these fond antcipations,
| these towering hopes are dashed TO the earth,
aud instead of the joyful Anthem g Unto us d
/ CHILD is born, unto us Il son Is given" we have
| had 10 listen to the funeral dirge and ioiu IL,
Heat of f.po a.,
OF Princes in the short space ola few hours
Oh death, where Is thy stlng2 Oh grave
where is thy victory" Great indeed has been
the victory the grave has gained aud deeply
do the universal British family feel the sting Of
| death.
French Funds-Five per cent 81 f. OOc Bank
| Stock, l475f.
| CHAMBER OF DEpUTIES.-At the sit
| ting OF the 18th November, the Chamber re.
solved itself into secret committee, in which
| the address to the King was agreed to- The
! Keeper of the Seals presented the project of d
law, for suppressing books, and other works OF
| an Objectionable nature /: The period of pre-
| senting the budget for ISl8is not yet deter
mined upon II is supposed it will not be rea-
| dy before some time III next mouth.
Five per cent 6jf. sc.
| STUTGARD, November ia considerable
| change has taken place in the ministry here
| a new general Diet will, it is expected, be
| soon cOnVoked.
An English letter says there have been warm
| debates in the French Chamber OF Deputies
| MIR. BignOn proposed TO inform the King OF
| the impOssibiiity under which France lay
| by paying The imposts of 1873 and 10 pray
him 10 require that the Allied Troops Should
| eYacuate France. These propositions were
| rejected. MIR. Lane said tie demands oil
| Foreign Powers were constantly increasing
we must rid ourselves Of such unsuitable Op
pressors." These expressions were rcproveC
asindiscreet.
new law on the Liberty Of the Press is be
fore the Legislature, aud expected to pass, bu
II Is not satisfactory to all
jerome Bonaparte, and a son and daugbte
of his sister, Madame Mnrat, visited Vienna
tie beginning of November, and returned Il
Madamc's seat at FrOchdorf
| At ST. HaDdr'.s, near Rochelle, two brothers
| named Brunei, have been executed for the
murder Of Siaur Baienger, his son, daughto
and maid servant.
The Minister Of War IN Holland has resign
ed in consequence Ola warm dispute With the
| Prince of Orange.
The King refused to receive the resignation
Of the Minister OF War, Count Gotz, bat dc
tended his conduct upon which the Pine
| threw up all his military commissions, and ap
peared afterwards al Tile theatre in a citizen
dress, and was received with great applause
Some accuse the Prince OF being ambitious an,
irritable. IL Is said he put aside his mournini
for the Princess Charlotte, Immediately afte
the church service was over, aud tie nest &,