Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

The fresh public Testimonies of attach
men, To my Royal Person, which have
Jus, been evluccd Ia me hy the inlabi.
'anis nfniy good city of Cadiz, have ex-
ciied III INV paierRal heart the necessity
oi manilestiug To them how much | am
| satisfied with their lOya sentiments. lie
WHO loves you as "a father, and " no is al
+, so Your king. will always be happy.in eau.
F. sirg his satisfaction 10 be made known 10
you.
. (SigncD FERDINAND.
Madrid, 22I. January, 1921.
10 my dear beloved city OF Cadiz.
misunderstanding between the hHy and
Ministers.
| LoDDoN, Feb. 1--WE alluded YES
| ierudy io the various rumors which were
prevalent with respect 10 his M Jest VS.
MINISTER'S, upon subject OF high and
| delicate importance. The motives which
then induced us 10 abstain from enter.
| ingiEio the question: are now al an end,
ana our readers will naturally expect
that we should fulfil our promise of re
turning TO IL this day.
Ii Is known, that on Saturday last, an
| order oi council MAS issued for the aIiera-
ton OF the church service, in which the
| special prayer Tor the princess was omit
ied-the order directing that our church
service Should in future offer UP prayers
| solely Tor his majesty and the royal iam-
lily. IL "as Immediately taken for grant.
ed That this Was mol the only step meant
10 be taken with respect TO the parsonage
III quesiion-illata another and more de-
cisive step must follow ii-ihat the sub
| jeci OF divorce WAS Instantly to be agia
ied--iliat the attention of ministers had
| been directed 10 il without delay-Ihal
n a H..
| officers OF The crown, aud that they,
| taking INTO their consideration the Ques
| lion OF law alone, thought that iu point of
law, such Process could not be sus
tanned. The rumor proceeded 10 state,
| lhai all the members OF the cabinet co
| hclded III the opinion with the law ofii-
| GERS, and that Ills unanimous Judgment
was submitted 10 The august persuuage
| whom II so Immediately aud deep " con.
| cerhed. But the rumor added, That this
| had Dy no means met The appreciation of
that liiusiri0us Individual, that his Judy
meni differed so materially from The advice
offered 10 iiim. AS 10 make il impossible for
! hls advisers 10 remain in oihcr, ii tIIeN
perscvered in their decision, and if the il.
luslrious individual sh uld resolve not 10
| depart from his own view Of the subject.
In the progress OF The day, however, II
was said. that the difficulties of any "a
greement were lound la be nSmpera Bile
HAT ministers had III consequence ten
d"red their resignation, WHICH had been
accepted-snd that The marquis of Wei
lesley had been sent for 10 frame new
constitution. We have thus confined
ourselves strictly 10 the rumors OF the
day. Courier.
THE KINGS COFFIN.
| lie COFFIN nj hia Late A3.taSfv Eoo,ra
Sci, rs composed OF Spanish mahogany,
and c@vered with rich Genoa velvet OF
royal blue, few shades deeper in lint
than garter blue. The top or cover is divid
Ell INTO three compartments by double
rows OF silver gilt studs. La the compart
ment at the head, over rich star OF The
order at garter, is placed tho royal arms
oil England. beautifully executed in dead
gold. In the centre compartment is the
pldte with Tie Inscription. This lis of
silver, richly gilt, and exquisitely burnisi-
ed. In the lower compartment, al the
feet, is the British lion ia nipaut regardani
supporting d shield with The letters G. Z.
surrounded with the garter aud motto o!
The same order, also in dead gold.
All The angles OF the whole Of these
compartments are filed up with highly
FURNISHED silver gill plates engraved q. r.
III. and surmouDted by the royal crown.
Lhe sides and ends of this superb
coftin are also dividedwiih silver ill studs,
III the same manner as The cover, SO as
to leave three spaces OH each side, and
one al each end, Tor The handles. These
handles are of silver, richly gilt, Of ii
massive EodeTn pattern. and the most
exquisite workmanship and Gao handle
surrounded by d massive frame work, ~
the same taste, chiefly in dead gold. but
deIicateIy relieved by Furnishing.
1NTERMBNT OF THE LATE KING.
Tile Chapel.-BrioTe o'clock, all the
persons who had procured tickets were
admitted III the north aisle, and were &C
commOdaied with places OH Temporary
platform, which allowed an excellent view
OF the whole range of the cathedral,
except the chapel. Ths Etoa bows we're
stationed al tie back OF the soldiers, and
saw every thing without incomnOdinp
or displacing any other spectators.
Al half past seven, detachment of the
LIST or GrenadieT Guards were marched
into the middle of the aisle, aud took
their stand on each side of the rallied way
through which the general procession
was TO pass. AT y o'clock their arms and
standards we're reversed, and every SECOND
man was supplied with large wax taper
lighted. A whole hour now elapsed which
was not marked by any incident excep
tue solemn firiug of the minute guns. A
O'Clock, mOurnIul flourish of iIumpeis
but family heard in the aisle, announced
that the procession begun TO move, anC
every eye was Immediately fixed in aDx
lous expectation towards The spot b,
which It was To enter. In few Minute
the van entered the aisle, consisting of III,
Poor knights, followed by the Pages q
ihen by slow degrees, the whole BODY
moved forward IN the order describe,
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