Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19
LATE FROM EUROPE.

aS BRUSH Consul.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
NEW YoRK. July I2.-The ship York. one q
the London Packets, arrived last night. br;ns;n,
dates to the 9th June; and by the Por, smou,l
Herald, we are furnished with extracts from Par;
papers OF the Sh June, received at that place nv
vessel IRON Hayre. The items they present NAV h,
thus summarily stated
Mr.. hush and his family arrived in the York. in
good health. ' "
"A bill had passed the House of Commons for al
tering the existing quarantine regulations in Ena
lahd' AN Intellectual attempt had been made in ;,
discussion on the bill for admitting to entry bond
Gu corn, under certain regulations to strike ont tho
section permitting the Importation of Canada corn
Inc bill was to be farther discussed.
Dir Chiries Stuart, whose mission to PORTUGAL
was supposed TO be with a view to induce the re-
cosnltion by that power, of the independence NJ
Brazil under its Emperor, is said TO have succ..d
ed, and was accordingly about to embark for rio
'anero, 10 be the bearer, probably of these tdinys
ana oil The terms upon which the Acknowledgement
was to be made
III the form OF government in Brazil is in snv
sense to be guaranteed by Great Britain. as n con-
uinoh oil the recognition by Portugal of its indie
Pehuehce, the intelligence, which will be found in
aho'her part OF this days paper, of the possible
designs OF Bolivar to subvert the imperial govern
ment OF Brazil, may lead to some difficulty
"A tremendous lire broke out at Bordeaux on the
"a June, by which property to the value of four
'uiiiohs Oh francs was consumed, including 25uO
pipes oil brandy. 10 the amount of about two mil
hons wasinsuTed at the different offices.
The Coronation of the King of France. with
It's ceremonies-iis mummeries rather ,bich 80
pies so much OF The late French papers. win he
iouiu III part In our columns this evening
Auef tie ceremony OF browning, the king was
p'"eeo vi MS 'itone-mass was celebrated, the
sacrament was administered 10 him, and finally
'ne "hoie matter was concluded by great din
ner. ~
These ceremonies, however, furnish matter of
reflection TO the phiosophic observer of The pro-
gress OF the human mind To such an one II INNS,
oe matter OF asionishment to see, in this period of
i.eh', ana oil, In IT'S proper and commendable sieni
nca'ion' increduilty--, the head of a great nation
tremendously receive, and deposit upon the altar
OF the GOD oil Truth relic $50 it pufports to be)
y. ie "ae cross: linen the annoiting the arms, the
nreasi, &c with holy unction--which apojn,;no
the King, on his return to his capital is made ~
say, mas given him new strength. Surely NO A
nercan reader can peruse these details without he
Ing strengthened in his love for the plain common
sense, and manly scheme ofequal rights, of eouaI
privilege, both before God and man, which, il is his
On he asih fke ee4amones som esed al
an early hour in The morning. They were an
nounced by the Archbishop, TO be similar to those
observed 90 years ago, at the coronation Of Louis
10Th
The concourse OF persons was very great. AT
six O'Clock, the Disnitaries of the Church and the
Ambassadors made their entrance. OF them were
the Duke Of Northumberland, Prince Esterhazy
OF Austria, Count PoZzo-d-Borgo, the Tunjsian
Minister, Sid .1fahmud, in superb Turkish
dress, and the celebrated banker. Van Rothschild
They were followed By The Dauphn (the Duke
d. Angouleme, who did not take any part in the
an r..
the Duchess of Berry.
About 10 O'Clock, the King approached the
city, attended by the French Cardinals de Gle
ment Iorne,Te and de BduSset. Prince TdlIv-
rand knocked at the city gale, and the Mayor
having demanded who approached, the premier
cardinal answered aloud, " Charles X, whom God
has given us as King The gate was then throw :.
open; and the King entered, followed by the Prin-
oil the blood, Sc sc. all alfred in rich nantles
| SC. A grand procession was then formed 10 the
Cathedral Church. The King walked on foot
between the two French cardinals. The Duke
of Cornegliano (Marsha .Noncey) sustained the
Office oil Constable of France. The coronation oatf
was administered by the Archbishop of Rheims
who is ex-olicio, the first Duke and Peer O
France. The Preatc seated, and the King
kneelng before him, repeated, in a clear and ds,inc
voice, the following oath:
| 60 promise, in the presence Of God and nv peo
pie, to support and honour our holy religion, as i
the duty OF every Christian King, and oldest son o
the Church; TO do justice and right to my subjects
and 10 govern according TO the laws oftbe kingdom
and the constitutional charter, which swear faith
fully 10 observe. So help me God and his holi
tUord''
The King then rose, and afterwards took tn
oaths as Grand Master of the Orders of the Uoii
; Ghost (by which, he swcars TO live and die in tn
faith of the Roman Catholic church, of 81. L0ui
and the Legion of HOnoy.
He then invested with the massy crown
(Which lie afterwards laid aside for lighter one,
the sword of Charlemagne, the Hand of Justice
the Sceptre, and other symbols of authority.
The ceremony OF conservation then took place
conformably to the Mosaic custom See Levi
xiii TO- If, &c and the holy oil was applied t,
his head, forehead, breast, shoulders, and arinpts
by the Archbishop, the cardinals assisting in open
ing the apertues in the royal robes, TO admit tn
JUNCTION.
This ceremony completed, the whole assemble
e company shouted 8" Long HUe the King" an
the doors oil the Cathedral being thrown open, III
u whole was filled by the people and the walls re
= sounded with their Uiuns.
e Numerous other ceremonies took place, on
3 OF the most impressive of which was the embrac
winch the King gave to the Dduphn as his so
e and heir. The Prince de Ctoy, Grand Almone
! to the King, thea conducted his majesty and tn
$ Dauphin TO the altar, where they parook Of th
; sacrament. The King then placed the hand Q
:, justice, the ScePfre, and massey Cr0tcn, in tn
# care OF Marshals Souit, .1foTtier and Jourd0n.-
: The ceremony ended at noon, and tie King sup
ported the fatigue OF the days and the weight of III
n royal robes ard massey decorations, without q
;, smallest appearance Of Inconvenience. lie afte
J. wards partool with his kindred AID household of
IS dinner Of $50 covers, given by the city of Rheim
&C PARIs, June 2.--Their Excellencies the Dul
d of Northumberland, Ambassador Extraordinai
d from his Britannia Majesty, and Count Polzo
N Borgo, Ambassador from the Emperor OF Russi