Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09

In which, instead of the usual military cock
AIDE, appeared large shamrock, his Majesty
placing his hand in the most significant man
| ner, waving in order that the national emblem
should be seen by all around him. A loud
shout immediately followed, which soon reach
ed to the lower end of Sackyille-street.--
| The procession now moved forward down
Sackyille-street; when it had reached opposite
the house of MIR. Watts, his Majesty recognz-
ell the Prince and Princess Esterhazy in the
widows, upon which he gave them a most
gracious salute OF recognition.
| His Majesty surveyed with much apparent
satisfaction the elegant structure of the Post
Oihcc, which was literally covered with peo-
pie. The Foreign Ambassadors and their suite
occupied the balconies erected in front. The
| distinguished strangers seemed delighted with
the ruanmity which pervaded our immense
population, and joined in the cheers. On ar
irving at the College, his Majesty surveyed,
with great attention, the building itself, and
\ that magnificent pile, the bank of Ireland, ad-
joining 1t. During the greater part of his pro-
Sress, his Majesty rode with his hat off,
AT twenty-fve minutes after two, his Majes-
ty passed through the Upper Castle gate
ms event was notified by rocket to the
battery at the Park, from whence royal sa-
lutte was Immediately fred His Majesty then
allShted from his carriage, and having entered
4
Lord Lieutenant presenting to him the Sword
OF State took place. His Majesty afterwards
received, ON the throne, the following address,
es That from tue Corporation OF Dublin,
brought up by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
Recorder, Shcrids and Common Council
Ihat OF the Provost, Fellows, and Scholars
of Trinity College, attended by the most nu-
nervous assemblage of the University ever
witnessed-and the address of the Clergy,
\ ~ ntgsl I,t tlt,- Al 4
tended by all the Bishops. TO each of these
addresses his Majesty was pleased to return
the most gracious answers. His Majesty af-
forwards received in his closet the address of
The Romau Catholics, Dissenters and the So
ciety of Friends, or Quakers. His Majesty
returned Ia the Park at five O'Clock, escorted
by a party of the 7th Hussars.
| The streets we're laed with military, and
| me centre upon which the procession moved,
mad been new grarrlcd early in the morning
Tor the occasion. The weather was as a,ispi-
cious as could be wished and the exemplary
conduct OF the persons assembled enables us
TO state, that it closed without single acct
| dent having occurred.
M"MindtioRS.-The city was illuminated
last evening most brilliantly, in honour of his
Majesty visit TO thiscOuntry. From the full
ness oil me town IAN immense cOncourse of spec
tators tllronged the streets until a late hour
itockets and other fireworks were let off from
the top of Nelson's Pillar, and also from the
top of the Royal Arcade, and various transpa-
1 rcnrcs, and othcremhematc devices were ez-
hibiled by The inhabitants on this suspicious
occasion.
We have the following anecdofe of his ma
l.jesty OH good authority. 1t affords strong
proof OF his majesty's wisdom, as well as lis
love Tor Ireland baron Fagrl the ambas-
sador of the Netherlands on visiting his ma
lesy at the lodge, wore an orange sash.-
| His majesty put his hand on the baron's Shout
der, and said, Fagel, you must not wear that
| sash-on my account DO not wear it. 1t may
do in Holland, but in this country it will not
do by any means" Dublin Morning Post.
FRANKFORT, June 3O.-Gold being in great
demand for England, continues 10 be at a high
price here. There is not IA week in which
there are not heavy remittanccs, especially in
gold ducats and so,ereigns, made for London.
Ii is the bank of England which attracts gold
from the continent to make its payments in
specie.
Mr.. de Wangenheim, minister Of Wurtem-
I burg, has made proposition TO the diet, by
introducing general standard of money for
the whole Germanic confederation, to remove
the Inconvenience experienced by the trade
and social relations of Germany, from the va
rcty of money. Hitherto each of the states
of Germany has exercised the prerogatye of
sovereignty of establishing the standard of
money at will, so that in some of the countries
IN Germany they have a standard of money
very high, and Ill others much lower. 1t is
apparent thatit is only the bankers and Jews,
whose business it is to exchange the different
kinds, who derive profit from this state of
things.
STOCKHOLM, June 1G.-Thc following is a
proirt of law proposed by his Majesty to
Lf-.tf r.
cases of offences of the press
l. According to the order prescribed by pa
raSraphs 81 and SO of the constitution, The
electors shall asseDbleat the beginning of each
yrac,- and shall choose from among those who
are eligible in their several circles, such per
sons as having reached the age of so years,
n shall appear to be the most proper to form IA
Jury; in such manner that towns shall elect
one Tor every % voters, and county districts,
one for every 80. This jury shall serve in the
capacity for the course of the year.
4 .. The election being thus made, list shall
be prepared and sent to the superior civil ma
gistratcs.
8, 4 and ). THESE articles enumerate the
classes of persons exempted or who may be
exempted, if they request it, and provide pc
natles for refusing to serve.
i 6. When the inquest of an affair is conclu-
ded before The tribunal, the judge shall inform
the superior civil magistrate, who shall exa-
mine the list and see if there are 90 persons
Mt least, to form jury. If there is not this
number, hes shall have recourse to the list of
the neighboring district, and shall send the
two lists to the judge of the tribunal before
whom the affair is TO be brought.
z. From among the twenty persons the
judge shall choose five the accuser four, and
the accused four iD all thirteen persons.
o. This election being made, the judge shall