Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-20

nearly The same when tht hoty was removed
from the spirits, in which il had been prcserv-
ed in tho voyage to this country, into the
coffin finally prepared for its reception. The
fne line of the features had Of course collapsed
in death, but they were previously reduced,
and expressive Of much cate and anxiety. His
hair has grown thin, and become in many
places grey; this alteration became more vis-
lille after death, when the curis lay slore ex
tended uponthe surface of sthe head. There
was no apixarance of couvuision upon the
features, asdf the approacht II death was il. all
|probabiIity impercept,ble to ~ deceased, who
seemed to have died ID stalui of extreme Ian :,
suor. Near the coffin, on tks ground, is an
rscutcheon. wiich was painted on wood ia
Gnece. and there displayed when the body
vi hprd Byr0o lay in state at MissoiBngiIi.
The late Lord Byron's will passed tho Seal
Of the Presogstive Court 10 Doctors Com
mons 90 tlH 9th inst. probate being grantedio
john Cam fiohhouse, Esq. and John Hanson,
Of Chanctry'ane, Esq. executors. The per-
sonai estate in England was sworn under
xlo,ooo. The will q datsdlhs Goth of July,
1910, and, with the excepsionof . bequest Of
$1,000 each to his lorsiship's executors, is
made solely to benefit his sister, Augusta Mary
| Leigh, wifi. Of George Leigh, Esq. and her
children; Lady Byron and any family he
might have, being stated to be otherwise
amply provided for. The manor or Lordship
OF KochdSe, in the county Of Lancaster, is
gwen 10 the executors in trust To be sold for
| me apovepurpOses; as is also the manor and
estate OF Rewsted, in the county Of Nothing
| ham, which latter Is subject to a charge of
100000 Ter fulfilling the trusts of his marriage
settlement, but which sum, or any part there
ot, not SO appropriated, is to constitute part Of
the general estate. Mrs. Leigh is To have a
we Interest. free from her husbands controul,
ana ner children are to inherit the principal.
according to her appointment by will or 9th
erwise, and failing such provision, in equal
portions, to sons at twenty zone, and to daugh-
ters at That age or marriage, with benefit of
survivorship. There is a codicil annexed IN
the will, dated at Venice, the 18th November,
1913, bequeathing to his executors f5O0O in
trust for Allegro Byron. sistefanf about TWEEN
ty-one months old, by me brought up. and
now residing at Venice" to be paid TO her at
twenty one or marriage, "prosided she does
NOT marry native Of Great Britain" The
interest IN the mean time, for her maintenance
add education.
LONDON. July Ie, o'clock -Sfocks.-
Consols, IS ll8 to Ia Sth. Am, sec. steady.
Col. Scrip. at . Sd discount Mexican S. 3.
1907 75c. 80 A>s'''e''
bahoon Ascent. Mr.. Rossiter, one of MIR.
ilarris' committee, and the uncle of his wi
cow, mas made an ascent in the same baIIuop
which had proved fatal 10 Mr.. Harris. FIR
the benefit ofhs widow and family. He land
ed without any difficulty, and without the
balloons sustaining the slightest injury.
Lonaon papercontains the celebrated toast
OF M mr.. NC farlamd. with this appropriate title,
D 10 Carpeting the SKINS" SC.
Lied, IN london, June 8, Her Majesty
IL.
Sandwich Islands, of Inflammation nm thY
lungs. The King himself was sick. but il was
thought he would shortly recover.
me Emperor OF Russia has issued Ukase
20 me ehect that no Russian functionary shall
puoisn, Without special permission, any work
~ any language whatever which treats of the
domestic or foreign affairs Of the Empire. Does
HIS imperial Majesty wish his foreign and do.
mest'c policy TO be kept profound secret
or are foreigners only 10 be entrusted with The
once o. making the rest Of Europe acquainted
WHO Them Or is the Russian Government
engaged IN some gigantic and mysterious rp-
:.erpIisf' me preparations for which it is anx.
ious should not be disclosed?
Ihe papers appear to be barren of impor.
rant political intelligence. We have made
however, brief summary of the most inter
esumS items, for this mornings paper.
Ihere was fair prospect of an abundant
harvest in Eogland.
Ihere does not appear to have been anv
material variation in the British markets since
our prior dates.
The remains Of Lord Byron have reached
England 10 vessel chartered for that PURPOSE
ihey were buried with appropriate ceremo.
MES on the 18th July.
Mr.. Morier has been appointed commits.
s'oner from the British Government Il, nro.
coed to Mexico. f'
Disturbances continued in Ireland. A res
pec.aoie protestant was literally stoned 10
death in Scarif by the catholics.
A grocer has been fined fIOo in I.ondo,
for selling adulterated pepper.
The Greek government bas r.t;s al ,,
negotiated in England. ''' '''"
The King ofPoriugal, il is said b.s .,rr.d
TO the British Government for loan of ,,n.ns
- TO check the turbulence fhis own subjects ;,
The affairs of the Greeks continue q. nros
per. The Turkish expedition against Scinto
ana north of Negropont had failed. Ths
Greeks are united in the efence of their cnnn
try from the Turkish invasion.
Inc annual budget had been under di.cus-
sion In the French Chambers and met with mn
very strong opposition. The remarks of some
oi me deputies were marked with Hostility To
every principle bordering on liberal
The King of France as reported, had been
The King of Wurtemburg had arrived i,
France. ;"
The papers announce the death of IN. Grand
Duke of Tuscany.
On Monday, 9Th July, the Americans in pa
Us ce'eorated the anniversary of American In
dependence Gen. La Fayette, and Mr..