Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

ed Regent OH The Glib Oi Feb. 1911. and
from that time he has been viriua, sove
reign, acting IN the name and on the he
halt of his majesty. His majesty from
the appointment of the Regent, renamed
IN retirement al Windsor Castle, under
the guardianship OF a council, who met
every month, or more frequently az oc-.
CasiOn might require. and issued report
OF the state of his indisposiiion.
DEATH OF THE DUKE OF KENT.
To the Lord Mayor Of London.
MY LORD-li is with very great con-
Germ, that have to acquaint your lord
ship with The death OF his royal hishness
the Duke OF Kent, which melancholy e.
vent took place al Sidmou,h, on The Odd
instant after 4 lev days Illness. 10 the
great griei OF all HE royal family.
lSigneO SIDlOUTH.
From The first account of The Illness
OF his roy al hishpcss, those who were HE
best acquainted with his royal llghness
iell the most serious apprehensions oi the
event that has fatally happened, since The
habitual abstinence OF the ilms,riou.
duke gave him such strong aud uni. ter
rnpied health, ds 10 na axe him maiten
i've 10 The frs! access OF tie cold. which
thereby gained such degree OF inti.mma
iion, as TO battle all The subsequent re-
needles. through lite his royal highuess
ahsiained irom all high diet. Al the
n's' ,nmptnons banqueis he confined
himself, like his majesty. Ia the mos, SIM
pie food, and was equally trmperate III
vine. lie consequence was The uiin
terrnptcd PnJOymeni OF robust health,
Witch was further preserved by early rl~
s!ng, and by daily exercise. Ii NAV there
tore, with truth be said, tina, The strength
OF his constitution resisted the influence
of The remedies That were resoried To. to
save him. His royal hishncss, in a long
walk on Ihmrsdal se'unighi, wilhCap..
ComrOl, III The beautiful environs OF Sid.
mouth. had his buots soaked through
With wei. On their return 10 Woolbro0k
cottage, Capt. Cupruy, iiGding' himself
"ei III lie feet, advised his roy al iiigliucss
10 Charge his buots and stockings bu,
this he did noi DO ill he dressed for din.
ner, being attracted by the Smiles OF his
infant princess, with whom he sal for a
considerable iimr in fond parewIal DALI
ance. BrInre night however, he ieil a
sensation at cold ani hoarseness, whCuDI.
Wilson prescribed for him drau.ht
composed OF calomcland DIR. James pow
ders. Illus his loya! higi!ness i'll The IL
suai confidence in his strength ami dis.
like OF Medicine, did not lake, saying
tiat he hat no doub' but nights rvsl
would carry Ok every uneasy symptom.
The evrht proved the contrary. Ia
the morning IL? symptoms of fever w,r'
Increased, aud though his royal hghmrsS
lost 100 ounces ct blood ir; M the arniS
ahG b. cuprlug, he departed this lite as
We have stated, al ten o'clock on Sunda,
surrunnn. HIS royal highness was sen
Ssibie OF his approaching death, aud met
II with pI0us resignation. He generous.
iy sad iha! he blamed himself for not
Yielding 10 the seasOnabe advice OF d.
Wilson IN til first instance, by which the
access a. the lever might have been check
Ell. Every attention That skill aud affrc-
ton could supply were rendered to him.
His royal higl'ness would not take any
thing during his ilinrss bu, from the
hands ~ his royal couSorl, for whom he
was h' ard t. pray IN his last moments.
" dis royai bIgIness repeated conlu.
ally, i am qaii- prepar d." Hrr aiten-
tions 10 Ser iiusirious husband are a.
bove all praise. In her arms lac brca,hed
his last
The weather in Grra' Britain had mod.
eratrd aud III lhe breaking up of The FROST
several bridges we're cnrrrd. way. A.
nloug The number bridge at Bristol was
swept oH an arrien with il the tool
pavement, iron railing, gas pipes, &c.
ihc subscription III LOnIon alone, 10
afford refuge TO The hOuseless poor. a
mounted IN upwards of $4,000. The
nnmhrr relieved during The severity of
the weather, we lave not seen stated.
The papers speak of He revival OF trade
IN all the manufacturing districts through
on the kingdom. The iale trials aud
OF the Radicals for srdi-
tlouI conduct, had checked The spiri OF
III affection, and The working class Ui Tie
leiuied ref0TmlstS were returning 10 their
employ
David Wroe, Joseph Shaw, Louisa
ilomgh, Sarah Hough, John Charlton,
ana William GTesnroyd, all had tneir ri
ais at Manchester, on the 27lh day OF
January for sedition, and were found ruil-
~ ard punished by fiue aud mprison-
ncul.
New YORK, March l3.-Letiers from Ca
liz Of The 18th aud 2Ist January, aud those
rom Madrid OF The 9th, give the following
lie ails:
TIE insuIgent troops at ST Fernando, en-
ertdlned the project If capturing The port of
II Sebastian, separated from CddIz BY road
= hIch - rassahle az lsw water They failed,
'0weVer. Tile fort is secure from every kind
II attack.
y detachment Of so men Of the corps or So !
Ia, which Mcle sent from Cadiz TO Caraccd |
m the l2tl, aud viii, arrived there ON the t3tb |
4 III" moment when the ihsBi gents had taken |
lossessIoh of that post returned this morning.
loihD 20 Chdi2, conducted by two officers = |
mes e'tcttd aHld the cries of i0ag lire the |
ing long lire The regiment of Soria amidst |
~
livery thIHg announces that the FIST blows |
arc about 10 be ,trUCk against the insurgents /
'ho ave InirenehCd H The island Of Leon - |
IOOps are ~ march Ter the head quarters Of |
a. I'd.