Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-30

infinitely revere thy wisdom in the presenter
Mutation Of her severe trials whereby, after
Thy most benign intention, she should be puri
lied at human nfirmties, and he prepared for
better life. Thanks To thee for the comfort
thou hast richly granted her in her last hours
thanks ioi the great strength thou didst inspire
her with, both in her life and in her last mo
ments, to a patient aud courageous endurance
OF her suierihss and griev inces: thanks for
the hopes strengthened in her soul, wherewitb
full OF desire and serenity and faith, she passed
from mortal TO an immortal life Now ma,
her released soul enjoy the peaceful and bliss
full tranquility which this imperfect world can
not grant and may thy grace, thou all just
and most righteous Lord, recompense her in
that state of perfection for what was but def
cient here on earth. But TO us, LET her ever
memorable remembrance be moving and
beneficial lesson, thus to believe, thus to hope.
thus to live, that we may once courageously
pass over to the life of Just requtal. And
now, most gracious God, preserve likewise TO
us graciously the remaining most beloved
members of our princely family, for our ioy
and for the welfare of our country, and attend
their days with thy richest blessing Grant our
most pious wishes Amen"
When the Prayer was finished, and before
The mourners left the vault, the hundred young
ladies were admitted, and formed large cir
Gle round the platform they strewed flowers
on the floor, and then having prepared some
wreaths arranged them in different forms on
the coffin they then knet down, and uttered
short prayer, and retired amidst the tears
and sobs of the company. Even Sir g. Nav
Ter was visibly affected by this beautiful and
pathetic incident The funeral was over about
two, and in less than half an hour the streets
were completely empty, and all was as silent
as the tomb to which the Queen had lust been
solemnly consigned.
Among the English present. were Lord and
Lady Hood, Lady Ann Hamilton, DIR. and
Mrs. Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilde, Al
dcrman Wood and his son, the Rev.T. Wood,
Mr.. Hownam and Mr.. Wilson (son of Sir Rol
bert. Among the Foreigners Count V;,ssali
and Captain Hcsse. MIR. Austin aud the House.
hold were all there also
II is right TO mention, that the Executors
applied AT Brunswick, before the funeral, to
Mr.. Calvert, to restore the plate which had
been taken off the Queens coffin, al Colchrs-
ter; and that Mr.. Calvert answered that he
conceived himself TO be without authority To
comply with their requests. After the funeral,
the Executors made "a second application, bur
we beleve without success-lt was, however,
clearly understood, that ifthe plate should b.
restored, the actual authorities at Brunswick
would offer no opposition to its being placed
>C'AA''-
was preached by MIR. Wolf, at which all the
nourners attended.
THE FUNDS.
LoNDoN, Sept. S.-An extended scale of
operations took place last week at the Stock
Exchange chiefly in consequence of the settle
ment of the account, which terminated on
Wednesday last. Ono eminent clearinghouse
is said, on that day, 10 have deliy cred stock, in
per cent. Consos and Reduced, to the H.
mount of / 100000. This delivery had the
effect, for the moment, ofrendering money
extremely scarce, and raising the rate of con
unuation, which, Oh the Goth, at one time was
3-8 per cent. On the following day the same
banker, however, took in Consois 10 Il
large amount, and lent money on the securi-
ty OF stock till the October account, by which
the pressure, caused by the operations of the
account day, was materially relieved. 1t is not
Improbable that the sale, in the first instance,
OF the very large amount of stock above NAM
ed, was the cause OF the sudden and extraor-
binary depression produced about three
weeks ago. 1t is not the first time that extern
slve orders given TO great banker or capital
Ist TO sell stock, founded merely on the belief
that the prices had risen too rapidly to main
tam themselves, have caused universal pan
&c, aud induced the apprehension that all Eu-
rope was about TO be involved in war. Not
wlthstandinS the great fluctuations during The
account, only two defaults have been declared,
and those OF inferior note, nor have there been
many instances of failures privately adjusted
Since W edDesday the transactions have been
gradually diminishing in Importance. The
news from Turkey, when first announced on
Thursday, was followed by a rise of one per
cent in ConsOls, which advanced 20 7G SIS, but
they have since fallen about one half per cent
below that prc caad appear nearly stationary
at that quotation "A circumstance which urnyCs
that the question of war between Turkey and
Russia, as regards It's influence on our Funds
az; always been oveg-rated. Consols for
the Account in October left OFF yesterday (Sai-
Grday) at 76 1-G buyers.
In Foreign Stock little has occurred worth
notice. Some Large purchases have been mado
in Neapolitan bonds at SO, with the dividend
from July last, and Spanish bonds appear
10 BIZ less in demand than during the preceding,
week.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Our Cotton Markee
continues dull, but we expect an Improvement
in TIE demand ere long. The accounts of the
injury sustained by the new crop, if confirm
ed, wiIl have their effect Oh our market pre-
5eUtly.
Our Corn Market is much more animated
than last week. In many instances sales Of
wheat have been made at an advance of fully
sd per busIel and there are heavy complains
respecting the injury to be apprehended in va
rOus parts Off!ic Kingdom from the late wealth
or. In the western counties, the injury Is rep
resented to be from blight and mildew, and to
Il great extent. We have head of 40 sale OF
American -four, since our last, at above 2ls
4 per Dbl for l0CO bbls. OF New Orleans sour
| flour Ids Sd was refused yesterday. We have
had nothing dung in tobacco. parcel OF
] 500 bbls. of good lurpcutine have been sold nj