Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

mud oHs mil! wright, stating, that they
had tried Mr.. u 'liughim's usw Invented
steam pressure on the nusl hii!y road
within 20 miles nf that town that IL pro-
PEELED 4 COACH loaded Tor The purpose,
weighing IN all four tons, AL the rate of 20
Engiish miles IN an hour, Without any in
convenience except the airing of the nave
oi Tive wheel. One man steered IL with
ease, aHd they consider IL the safest and
best mode oi impeiling a carriage ever in
vented, aud uoi SO liable 10 accident as a
arriagr drawn bv horses
ftirDarY 10 Twelve of the convicts
s"n encrd al The Manchester sessions, ar
rived IN town Sc>t, rday forenoon, ON their
way 10 the hulks al Shecrness. They
were 4 I heavily roned and among them
we're some oi those convicted Of sedliious
nnd reasonable practices.
From the London Times Of Feb. l,
ROHAL LETTERS.
EIt'1ct # q fetler from ME Princess of
ifg!eJ. dG:ed MdrseiiteS, Dee 26, 1919.
During The five years OF my long alb
sence irom my dear old England, | can
aSsur. y0u II has breu the tiIsi real happy
noU'nl felt, having received such sat
l>!ac!ory ini0t'nd,iuu respecting the feel
lnss u! the people OF Enslamd towards
o'r. II has been The most gratifying COM
nlunCailnn 10 my pud, aud | trust 10
ttcaN"n. shall ever continue To deserve
,I,rlr good opinion. NV ,raiacrrs aud
enemies III England, have again held Sc
ere, irQuiSifion at Milan, ihro' The means
ot sp'e>, and many old servants, who have
been sen, from the house for bad con.
t'ir."
" a Mr.. C. Mr.. P, aCol.
b, ami Lord S., have been
,naking all SORTS al enquiry INFO NV pri.
sS'te cun,invi. My legal advi .rrs were
Informed of this in Apil last, and shout
haze s1ne tc London al il,a, period, had
not been Otherwise advised, il being The
wish of my legal advisers thai they should
trsi see inr IN France came 10 Lyons
ihr HAT purpose, and after waiting any
IOUSil Tor their arrival Tor some weeks,
found HEY could unt meet uic. The air
hcing 400 cold Tor my health, | took the
resolution al liking ny winter residence
~ MarSeillrS, where have been two
months, and expected 10 see my legal adj
users, bul have been again disappoini>
.cti, aud heaven knows when they will be
able 10 meet nc. | have been much
Harmed about rumor relating 10 our
tvcr-briolcd and !amented Kings health ;
y on he event ofany thing happening 10
nnr r'vrred monarch, put my only trust
III the generosity of The great nation, TO
y.
hd"" great pleasure 10 inform you, that
al my debts III England aud Italy have
Gccm paid"
CAROLINE, Princess of Wales"
Eafrrct from a ietter fran he,' RJgai HIGH.
nesy ihr i,7ncsss If Wales, dQied Mar
Ss1iey, 6M Of Jannaty.
shouid not have taken up MY pen
5" ~o"u 10 trouble you. If had not re.
ceive9 this morning letter from Paris,
rom pain miar friend, which cOmnuni
cailsn stated 10 me, thai the English An.
bassador mentioned the impossibiii,v OF
ats pa&IHs me due resprCt-A And assHred
NY ir!end that The government OF Paris,
lie teare.i, "nuld make my residence there
far from agreeable, and my friend advised
me nni 10 visii Paris under such circum-
stances. never had any wish 10 visit
HAT metropolis. bul ihe desire alone of
seeing my legal advisers, AMI that was
f'Ie sole object OF my travelling into
France. a'n 50 uncomfortable here,
under such Il government, thai | intend
leaving MArSeilies on the 2Uih of This
munih, aud shall return into Italy. In
case my presence should be necessary in
England, will come BY sea, and not cx-
poSr myself 10 The possibility OF being
badly received by the family OF the Bnur-
bons. Tie present Ming, when ia dis
fressed situation, was we'll received by INV
late ialbtr's Court al Brunswick palace.
and every comfort was afforded TO him
bui such great pcrsouages have The talent
10 forget where tury Gare received civil
tics. In Il strange country think the
daughter should at least have been ki.dly
received. withoal pom? or parade, but in
iucHdiy way ; HAT WAS all expected,
80 ] travelled iacOgHtio.
CAROLINE, Princess of Wales"
.i"ciem C.lStom.-OG the day, that the
present King was to be proclaimed as
(icHrgc The Fourth, 4 procession was
formed fronting The paiacc OF Carlton
mouse, aAd proceeded for ihr city, when,
on The cavaIcade arriving al Temple bar.
i!Icy found The gales, according 10 au~
clcui custom, closed. ihe CITY Mar
si!di vas sent forward 10 the gate, iuIi.
mation having been gwen 10 The lord
Mayor that there was Il loud knocking "a
the gate, and demand of adlnilidncc
from some persons outside. The Mar.
slidl went 20 The gale, and asked, 'WhO
huDcks, and Was answered, ''Eha lie
said klng at Arms. attend with war
raui 10 pro lain kns George the Fourth.
Open your gates The City Marshal
3neaeied, shall inform the Lord Mlvor
liIl ynu are IN waiting al The gale
TIE Marshal Ibeu rode back 10 the
Lord Mayor, and having informed him
thai The Herald Kug al Arms was in
waiting IOradmiSsIom, 10 proclaim George
The Fourth King OF England, was direct
ed by his Lordship 10 give tie admis.
sion required, which was 20 br hunted 10 !
She Herald KING al arms. The Marshal |
upon going TO the gates, said 10 The oiIi |
GERS, Open Cae side Of tie gates and |
adult The Herald King al Arms, aud him
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