Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04

FOREIGN EXTRACTS.
Entry orMe Ring into Hanover.

city To the Palace OF Ills ROYAL Hic!mess, the
Governor General, where the Mug alightcd,
1nd received the congratulations of his Illus
trious relations.
Al The end OF the avenue next to the town,
trumphal arch was erected by the garde-
ners, who reside in that quarter OF the town
IL bore Inscriptions EXPIRE ssive OF affection, JOY,
peace and gratitude.
As his majesty approached il, deputation
ot the gardeners advanced, led on by the ma
gistrate OF the district in order to present an
address prepared for the occasion. Twenty
fonr OF the youngest and iairest OF the garde-
ners' daughters, dressed in white, also pre-
scented. ills Majesty with congTatu!atory
poem.
Immediately within the Gate, the chief Of
iiccr Of the city, who is called the S,ad Di-
rector, presented His Majesty with the key of
the gate, formed of gold, and carried Oh a silk
cushion.
Twenty-four young ladies', of the first fami-
lies o. the city, came forward and presented
flis Majesty with poetical address, express
sve OF congratulations affection and gratitude.
In the afternoon the Royal carriage was led
up to the palace. drawn by eight beautiful
milk white horses. lis Maicsty's carriage
was then driven through the Square before the
Castle, in which the Archives of the State are
deposited, and there his Majesty had an OPP
portunty of heholdng the building in which
his glorious ancestors once resided, and in
which the memorials of their greatness are
preserved
The illannati0Hs in the evening we're ex-
Geusly splendid all the houses in the city
and in the envrons were ghted.-'rhere was
40 house which hid mo- the signs OF rejoicing,
and the letters g. r. ". and e. r. appe AIRED
decorated will various ornaments on very
many houses, even of the humble inhabitants.
The street, we're throngad with groups Of well
dressed people, who passed along in quiet.
Arm in arm with their husbands or brothers.
the iemales, frs; III rank as wel rs th.. hum
blest IN life, walked at ease ;aai all was peace,
order, and JOY.
1t woad he difficult to give minute des-
crlptlo1 ofthe Yruus transparcncies and de-
vices which were exhibited The coming of
his Majesty anj MS crossing the sen, afforded
theme for many of them. H. one place Nrp-
tune appeared with his trident calming the
waves and luIlins the winds, in order t0 give
security To the vessel in which their King was
coming to Hanover in another, The Sod of
the Winds seemed engaged in procuring Il IA
yora'.e gale. The peculiar mark of the arms
of this Kingdom is we'll known "a be white
horse, and The white horse was exhibited in
various transparcncies with great effect.
Htnover oct. i6.-On this day his Majesty
held Levcc, which wns extremely well ut Z.
and civil officers, were presented Inthe even
ms there was splendid Drawing room, at
which all the ladies' Were introduced and pre-.
scnted 10 the kn5, who, IN CO nior,nty with
the German custom, sautcd each of his fair
sub Iccts with kiss.
Oct. l2.-There was this evening most
splendid spectacle in the avenue leading 10
Herrenhausen. The officers OF the army, 500
N number, gave a grand concert by torch
Iiornf =. ll..t =
SIC The officers assembled at Hcrrenhausen,
and there 300 torches were lighted, and riy-
EN- to 1890 soldiers, and alshouted R,ura =
Hal, nnseym K9nig, He'll (God SAFE he
Rihgi) The bands Of the several regiments
then struck up the favorite nationH air, and
the music continued TO play for several hours.
The torch bearers then proceeded 10 an open
space, and around the great fire God save
Tue King !" was sung with transport.
The condesccnslOn Of the King is hethemc
ofmuch praise among all classes here >At Os-
nabrlcll poor woman threw herself upon her
knees before his Majesty, and implored mercy
for her husband, who was under sentence for
The commission of some crime. The king
caused inquiry to he made into the case, and
having found some circumstances favorable 10
the culprt, granted him a free pardon.
The contest between Lady Morgan aud her
antagonists Is not, it seems, confined To Eng
land. By private letter, just received from
she Continent, 1t appears, that bOih the Pope
andthe Emperor have entered The lists against
her. Throughout the whole of Italy it Is stat
cd her recent work on that country is prohib-
tied with the utmost severity, as well as in
Germany and copies which were on the way
to Milan, have been seized and burnt at Tu-
rim.
Letters Of administration of The personal
estate and effects of the late Christophe, King
OF Hayt, were, on the Sd instant, granted by
the PrerOgatige Court to his widow a1d re-
iict residing at Os5orns Hotel, il the Adeiphi
The property within Tire Diocese of the Arch
bishop OfCauterbury was sworn under $4,000.
Count and Countess M0ntholon have left
their residence in Portman- street, for Paris.
All the servants ofthe late Queen were dis
charged on Saturday They received the a.
mount ofwhat was due to item up 10 Mi
chaclmas-day. The executors Of her late Ma
.iesty, however privately disposed, could, Of
course do no more for them, and no iutirna-
ton was given, on the part Of the Adnlinistra-
ton, that any gratuity would begivcn to them
Ii has been customary, on similar breaking
up of any Royal Establishment 10 allow the
discharged servants, if not better provided
for a years wages in addition 70 what was
actually due To- them but il seems that in tine
present instance the custom is 10 be honoured
~ the breach and not IN the observance.
PARIs, Oct. f.-Chcyalier ROM, Sccre-
tary of the French Legation 20 the United
States, las returned TO France, charged with
particular mission. The frgs:c Ia juOU in
which he arrived, was pat under quarantine
for 10 days at Bre3i with all the passengers.
" LEiPsIc, Sept. 21.--Tha arrival Of seye-
r,J Soyercigns in this town has bcen the sub
icct Of general conversation siuce yesterday /:
and il is said, that preparations are madag
for their reception. Independently Of the
KING of Savns, = tho Ein~s ar L,rrl,,,d pr,,.