Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31


auce 20 commercial mon first It destroys
parole accep.ances secondly, ii enacts that
.acceptanccs OF Bills OF Exchai.;re made pay.-
bic at Bankers, shall hereafter be deemed gtn-
erGt and not specia! acceptanccs. This BIZ
has grown out OF the important decision -
the case ofRowc and Young by the house ID
lords that house having 6etcrnnedj controfyd
TO decision of the Court Of Kings Benchf.
and very large majority of the Judges, thatf
accep'ances AT Bankers were special accepts
ances, and bonnd the acccptor by presentmcnt
ut the Bankers only, and not eise,thers The
greatest possible confusion having grown out
of this decision of the lords, the present Bill
is brought in TO remedy it. Com. .2dr.
The Kings riSa 10 Irelaad.-The prepara-
tons for his Majesty's reception at Dublin
Castle, procecd rapidly. Messrs. Mack and
CLIFTON, of Staford-strect are the upholsterers
employed by his Majesly's Government III
Ireland, TO provide the new and magnificent
furniture intended for the apartments OF the
King.
The Royal bedroom will be splendidly pre-
pared, and the bed, the cost of which has
been stated 10 us ut very large sum, will
be, OF course, OF the most superb kind. Indeed
every thing that is likely to contribute to the
personal comfort OF our august Sovereign, as
well as the splendor of the suspicious occasion.
has been directed by Mr.. Secretary Grcgory,
with minuteness and anxiety, seconding, 10
the fullest extent, the eager wishes ofthe Irish
people, and FOR which that good popular cha
racter is eminently entitled TO the rational gra-
tit,Ide.
1t has been signfcd to the principal Officers
of the Household, holding apartments at Dub
lin Castle, by order Of lis Excellency the
Lord Lieutenant, that their suits ofroums viii
be required for the accommodation OF the
lNng.---They will be cheerfully vacated
for this purpose il few days.
II was to-day, ('Fhursday, l4th inst.) men
toned TO us, by am official parsonage, that Il
Noble Lady, his relative, had already engag-
ed SUIT OF apartments in this city, during the
stay Of the Royal Visitor. at the sum of thirty
five gulneas per week. Of this feet there is
no doubt Dublin Pctriot.
LONDON, Jure 15.-Thc Gazette of Tues
day contains the following Proclamation:
BY TIE KING.
A Proclamation appointing day for the So
ieinnI!y OF the Coronation Of Lis Majesty
GEORGE r.
Whereas, by Our Royal Proclamation,
bearing date the 9Th day Of MAY. 1920, we
did, amongst other things, publish and declare
Our royal intention Ia celebrate the solelpnily
OF our royal Coronation upon Taesi!Gv, the
Isl ot August, then next ensuing: a, cur Palace
at Westminster; aud whereas, by cur ROYAL
thought tit TO adjourn the said soicmnity until
our Royal will and pleasure should be further
siGnlied thereon. And whereas we have re
solved, by the i.ivOr and BLESSING of Almighty
God, 20 celebrate the said solcmnity upou
Ih1rsdcy the 18th July, at cur said Palace
at Westminster, we do, by this our Hoyaf
Proclamation, give noi;cc Of, and publish our
resolution thereon: and we 10 hereby give
strict charge and command to ali our lorins.
subjects ''hom iimay concern, that all persons,
OF whatever rank, or quality sueycr they be,
who either upon our letters to them directed,
or by reason Of tteir Offices and tenurus, or
otherwise, are to do any oilice at the time OF
tie Coronation, do duly give their attendance
al the sand soiemni;y on tie said 6th day Of
July, lii all respects furnished and appointed
as TO great so!cnlnity appertaineth, and
answcrab.3 90 the digli;ties aud places which
every one then respectfully hoideth and enjoy
eth and Of this they or any Of them are not
to fan, as they will answer the contrary at
their peril, unless by special reasons, by o,ii-
self under oar sign manual 10 be allowed wa
shall dispense with any Of their services or
attendance Given at our Court the 9th dlv
OF June, 1921, I'd year OF our reign.
Tie Croww.-His Majesty will be crowned
with the ancient crown OF England. The new
crown is intended to be worn Immediately al
ter that solemn form has taken place. The
loFmer las, however, received several i'm
proyements and embellishments, aHd for ma
ny false jewels real ones have been substituted.
The Grown, made expressly for iis present
Majesty, presents an appearance g. anc invari.
ed mass of diamonds. The curve Of its
branches which meet ut The TOP 20 support
The bali, Is not SO sharp as thc ia one it is
more extended and grarcful, and the whole
10 consequently much higher. The velvet
with which it IS 0rnamcntcd IS unlike the old
one, winch IS purple it is beautiful crimson
color. TIE "hCic is sufmCuntcd by peat
oil immense value.
TIE Sceptre.-His HTaiesty's Sccptfe with 81
cross, called the Scep;rc Royal, is of solid
gold The handle piaiuj but the upper part
wrcathen. Its length ia two feet nnG inches
the pomnIcl Ut the bottom Is enriched wit.1
rubles and sGiali diamonds, and for five inches
md half above the handle it is curl
ously embossed and embcliished with san.
lhires, rabies; emeralds and diamonds. The
ioPri5esintO. Relr dets, enriched with precious
stones; above this san amethyst, value El5 .0Goy
snrinonnicd by Il cross, wholly covered witt,
precious stones, with large table diamond il
Inc centre.
The Sacred Od.--Thc golden tcsstl which
viii contain the sacred oil is liz the iJlln of an
eagle, with us wings extended upon pedestal
OF pure gold, finely chased. The head screws
OH AZ the middle Of the neck. Tor the con
venience Of putting in the Oh, which pours
through the beak into The spoon. Tie height
VI this is rne inches The breadth. fiom the
points OF the wings, seven inches the weight
between eight and ten ounces and tie bodv
capable of containing six ounces ofon Tic
amounting spoon is Of pure gold with four
pearls IN the broaocst part Of Che handle, the