The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register. (Wilmington, Del.) 1824-1825, 1825-01-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE HORDE OF THE KERGF

THE HORDE, Of - mr. hiAhfieA''
The small horde OF Kergris, which pays
tribute to the Russian empire, has, WIN
the consent of the Emperor, raised to the
throne the new Khan Deschangir, son OF
Bukey, the last Khan OF the horde Upon
the 9Th. OF July, the ceremony was perform
ed. at small distance from the city OF Mask
in an extensive plain, called the plain OF she
kahns. When the new Kahn, attended by
other Sultans, his parents, the Chiefs, and
elders of families, appeared upon the plalh,
the garrison If Mask, presented arms. IN
escort of fifty Cossacks, furnished by the Coy
ernor of Orengurgh, protected the sacred
Derson of the Kahn. Two Generals, the
Hoffman of the Army, and crowd OF OH
GERS of the staff, received and proclaimed nm
Khan.-General Essen, the Military Gov
crnor Of Orehburgh informed him, that al
ter the free election OF the people, and the
permission of the Emperor, the corhatioh
should take place.
Two letters OF ascent from the Emperor
were then read, one of which was address
ed to the Khan, the other to the people.
The new Khan pronounced III loud voice,
and kneeling, after the eastern fashion, the
usual oath. He kissed, in proof OF his sub
nilsson, the letter OF the Emperor. tie
raised it over his head, and finally he signed
the formula of the oath He was then attir-
ed in splendid garments, which were sent him
from ST. Petersburg. The Hoffman put up
OH his shoulder the cloak; Colonel pre-
sented him with the bonnet OF black te% OF
Siberia and an Adjutant OF General Essen
encircled his waist with golden hiltcd sword.
The banquet given by General Essen 10 the
Khan and all his suite, took place in a sal
lery raised, constructed in the plain. The
tribe Of Kergris, consisting OF more than a
thousand individuals, was also teasted at the
expense of the Government upon the banks
of Ural The beauty OF the season attract
ed more than three thousand persons to Wit
ness the ceremony.
On Sunday, the 18th. OF November, the
Ordinary of Newgatc, performed divine ser
vice in the Chapel, to the prisoners condemn
ed to death. One female was dreadfully at
fected-her shrieks were loud and awful, and
continued for long time, Mr.. Fauntleroy
covered his face with his hands, and appear
cd overwhelmed with affection.
At Yarmouth, the watchmen cry the state
of the wind during the night North east
is the wind and so on.
The Elk Queen Of Hayti, intends to spend
the winter i'll Tuscany; her two daughters,
perfectly black, accompanying her. They
are represented to be extremely gcntcci,
and well educated. The domestcs Of her
black Majesty, are all white persons.
Restoration after hanging. Glover,
Surgeon, in Doctors Commons, London, re-
lates the case of person who was restored
to life, after twenty nine inmates hanging,
and continued in good health for many
years after. The principal means used tc
restore this man to life, were opening the
temporal artery and the external ugular
~ aoI- 4, anil u.,,l F..
quantity of volatile spirits and oil, admins
tering the tobacco clyst by means Of lightet
pipes, and strong frictions of the legs ans
arms This course had been continued toi
about four hours, when an incision was mad,
into the wind-pipc, and air blown strongi,
through canulary into the lungs. Ahou
twenty minutes after this, the blood at tht
artery began to run down the face, and ;
slow pulse was just perceptible at the wrist
The frictions were continued for some tint
longer, his pulse became more frequent, ant
his mouth and nose being irritated will
spirit of salammonac, he opened his eyes
Warm cordials were then administered t.
him, and in two days he WIS so well as to b.
Sble;to walk eight miles. London Pater.
We arc favored by the Paris Constitution
al with the French ceremony of coronation
The Ecclesiastical and lay peers in full cos
tune arrive at tae Kings apartment, All
knock for admission. The grand Chamber
lain opens the door and enquiries what the
want--the King-the King sleeps, is the r.
ply-at the third time they enter and b.
hold not his dead but his living majesty fa
ly laid out. He is clothed in a gown
shroud, embroidered with gold lace. Att'
an Grafton is delivered over the body-tf
Bishops take his majesty out and escort hi
to the church. He is then conducted by
Bishop to a chair, the oath taken and Il
oiling ceremony begins, the description
which is thus given:-
Immediately afterwards the Archbishc
of Rheims blessed the royal ornaments wi
which his majesty was to be clothed, VIII
che holy cream, mixed with a portion of Il
sainte ampoule was prepared. The XII
threw himself on large square bank of vi
let velvet, ornamented with feRrs de iys
gold. Very long litanies were then req
after which the Archbishop, seated on
chair, Amounted the King who continu
kueeling, several times; 1st, on the head ;
on .hc breast, Sd, between the two sheulde