Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16

Of the dying Monarch 10 The nieh, of the Ism
Count d Astois remained in an a,ii,ining ruom and
they weni several times TO announce TO Inn, the
death OF his brother before il hnd taken place A.
eng'h, at ree minutes past four in the mo, ming of
the 1oh, NJ Portal VISITED the patient, aud declared
na' ~. W. owe, =" Go" and tell his Majesty" said
me h'sh ChambeiI,'a, Prince Tac,ran,i. At this |
i"orm.'ion The new King rushed Into the chamber
1hsr- his predecessor had just brea,hed his last,
Inc witness, who has related TO us all these |
'ac's sac, 10 u.s. have seen many court ieats-,bey
would not deceive me, but those which Charles .hed
we're siacrre. lie also laid himself down ON The he'd
OF the dec essed exc.'mng, " aud 100, AM 80 old -
himself tn>, said TO the Chamberlain {" What IS
:" he done ?" 90 Sirr," said TnIleyranJ am
aero 20 attend to these 'h;ngs; you have need Of re-
pos"---retire"-" Aud you too swapt res,-ret,e :"
he''re, conjnre you, Size :" The KING took the |
hand OF his brother, kissed it, aud whdtew
lie attendants had .lrspai,ed of preserving the
Ming body i,om total dissolution II is hopeu by
certain chemical processes, which will IN The end
change the clor, 10 preserve at least the masses.
hnsr who saw him The day before yesterday |
G @ 20 he view OF the people, were surprised 10
"u nun SO reduced he was covered up to the |
breast ony with white CLOTH which perfectly show
ell The contour OF the body As he died with his
mourn OPEN oandeau was passed under the chin
Keep u closed The face was yeilowaud the hands
white as nlabasier.
he correctness of the above particulars NAV he
utPe"ueo "pnn there may be some variations in
."e very words OF the pin attributed 10 the King
but the sense is exact and that is the essential
| point" ~
HE NEW KING.
Ike views OF the New King begin to ,Icveo,.
themselves, but thera We, nothing fixed nothing
ce'tan-nnder date al PARIS, September i3, there IN
the following intelligence:
:" The King has heen DESTROYS that The commences
"e"' OF ms reign should he marked by new acts o
clemency. An Ordinance dated this dav. grams -
communication OF puais'men, 10 so French refugees,
VINO were condemned TO death for having borne
arms against France, and TO 10 other individuals
condemned for various crimes and offences Among
.ne Ias', We observe the name OF Fraum, OF the
and Ga,
ed Tor violating the law Of October 81, 1914 res
pecung the liberty Of the press. Thus the reign
VI Snaries ~ commences as that OF Lonis XVIII
e'ni'nateu Tor one oil the last OF the late King
was s'gn'ng an ordinance, by which that excellent
Monarch designed 10 commute the punishnen, of
great number oil refugees, who had da ed to carry
arms against him.
4. Alter Mass The King received the Project or III.
| oe'nr, the Prefeci OF Police the NIuric,,ai RoJy
me Military Bodies, the National Guard, and the
, LIE following is the speech The Kipr 10 the
reers and the Deputies =" My heart is 100 deepiy
| snecteu 10 allow me 10 express the sentiments Which
| ! feel; but shond be unworthy of him who has
.e'. me s"Th gie" examples, if, yielding 100 much TO
my gr'e did not preserve fortIude enough TO GuIf,
'he dui'es which are imposed me. I was abro,h-
er now am King and this little of itself po;ns nm,
Tic conduct ought TO observe have nron,,.sd as
-ubiec TO maintain the Charter and the Con,,;,u
| uoo, winch We owe 10 the Sovereign Of whom H.,
,., a's Jus. deprived us now Thai the righ of my
pn," mas maze the power TO fall INFO INV hnnd. I
wa" employ u entirely consolidating for The hanni
ness OF my people, the great act which have ora,
cn,ir, and a,n fiji, .o.nuence j" my subjects IS
mem the same sentiments with respect to me mus,
| "", uniemen, that conformaby the institutions
] OF the King whom we depore I shall convnks lie
| Snamners AT the end Of December
| we have not yed received tho speecb made 10
| MS M"Jesty 10 the diplomatic Body. l. produce
.ne mos. p,oiouud impression. The speech address
| on his accession ev,,,a..". comphmen''ng him
| lection ur a;s ,,.ss. no co""uehce IN the pro-
| u patron of F,epcI, i;,c,.,n,a J' S"o"" h'msei
| 60 III. K;n.;s 49, , '"'u,e.
| C,e,ti.men III s as 'o"ows;
| Franc, a ,.;s. ~ - s' "' "i,sctonate brother,
! and Ii,e,a,nre. nrn, ss'eneo Nonaicb, science
from his mosI tender youth. and nrsc,;u AVE., mem
talent, bu, win the sane 90, '1h NO, WIN the same
1 ,,epend on IN. Ac,I.n,, answe, ior II, and
The FRENCH MjNiSrRV V"a me.
the subject OF the Ain,s,ry; bui coo;ecn, :; su Oh
as follows ON ,l,e I8b az esponuent writes
he states ,hcn Co, o,.J ,La 1919, ""' ,nough what
the reaIineni,os Of ~; as. OF The Court,
| Charles x h,d ,t 80! "e'e MOI Known
P,es;des, or ~. r rue ,h'e"'ion OF changing the
for The Dresen, IN consa, sc ""s P,n"aoy gwen ~ mp
;nu nod ,h. al,,,e. "'1"e"Se vi W. de NieIe hav-
wishes pr his Majesty. ,ha, ,hs P';n S p'e,nn' the
| Ambassador a, IonJIn,n 49, ''"es oe rohgnac,
Interior The -, ouu oe Munster oil the
returns from ENGLAND "a q. Cn".A a. soon as he
Minister of Jus,ce al IA p'e'es WIZ oe made
v,d-d FOR ny the MACE OF pror,ysn.' WI Te pro
Timer Honee ws;cb ,';i - 1891, 'ercrd' 10 the
tbs n,ove. Dc I'll, - s.eS'eo ,o' ms purpose
said Of The une,s;,sss ~ A., ~ "eeh frequently
! j.ct of NJ Pevronne, - ~, ''e on me sub
Member of the Council. who beside, hs p,"s; D"y
possessed apy talents abovs mnd;m.:,' NC IIss,aen,,
Vnlele will have oniu .. oo'"y' aho NJ DE
manapemen, or ,,hj,n L:y - - ,''" MN IN The
also we NAV infer the ,sr.,n., r'o'r nus change
Cay'a's masence, who Supported peyrc,ns, III e r."
whom The late King disrIsveJ ,,,,ch ,,T.;, dno 'or
latest hour Of his M. T. 80 "u" 'iiecuon TO The
had the courage to prepare hin, for ,ta sue VINO