Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

Possessed larger collection Of tho eminsnt pro,ue.
lions Of his eoun,rys artists than sny individual and
III Of him a, individual here speak. The tastes
and Judgments he has display cal in these collections have
never been excited in any sovereign. beg to call 10
your iord'hp recollection. tho situation in which he
found England and Europe in the year 1910, when he
became Regent and the situation in which hs has l. {,
Europe and THU country. II your lord.p. look upon
the great snd .irrng EVENT. OF his reign, under what
eircuasiances IL commenced. aud terminated. think
you viii ayr with me in sentiment. that have
reason TO feel proud oft am persuaded there fore
that your L,rdhips vii join with the in thu express.
sons OF coincidence Tor the loss have all
ed. The next TO which beg to direct yonr
.enion, is upon the subject Of congratuation to his
Majesty, upon his acce s.on to the crown. Hi. N,
I.sty IN his declarations from the throne. has stated
what hs country may exp ct from hs v-rpm-nt Hi.
Majesty has stated that he has passed his life ia thu
vice OF his coun'ry-that he revercs the examples OF
hs father and hroth-r; and he calls upon ParIia
mint to give him their support and con6a nee in hi.
rndeavors to promote the happiness and prosperity of
the people, and the msnen snce of the Ia wa aud in.
'mo"s OF ne country Bling assured that your Lord
ships will he anxious TO in the Address which
holds out 10 hi- Majesty hopes OF your zesou. CO
"a ion, and which shall have the honor Of moyp,
VII no longer detsin the Houss. beg to move, my
Lor's- -
That humble address BE- pre- '.nted TO his Majesty,
TO assure his Majss'v that we fully participate in the
severe atl con his Majesty is sui on account of
The death OF The late King, his Msjestys brother, Of
blessed and glorious memory.
ltsre follow other eulogi.c anil corgra'ulaterv ex-
ne-.ion' as substance OF the address, which Lords
Grey Bncking ,Godcrch, Richmond s Lortop, con-
CURED
message from the King, similar in substance 10
that read in the House Of Lords, presen in the
ion'e Of Common. which was followed by some eu.
osi'c and eloquent remarks by Sir Robert Peel aud
Mr BTouGhsm, when an address was agreed to-
LONDON. June 9Th NO official announce me nts OF
intended Ministerial changes have been made since
Yesterday, but appears certain that con.
temptation
MIR. Goulbonrn, The Chsnc ellor of the Exchequer,
has express ii his with TO retire. An attempt will be
male under high auspices, to recon lie the Duke Of
Wellington and Mr.. Huski.son IL tbi. abl. end
can be accomplished. Mr.. Huski,son will probably be
Chancellor of the Exchsquer
Lord Holland had large and splendid party yesier-
lay evening at Remington Most Of the leaders of the
opposite n were present
We have been informed from highly respectable
quarter, that the King declared in Council Yesterday
morning. that he had great pea.ure in leaving the Go.
vernmen OF the Country in the same hsns; he fIi
th'he could not do better than read ia the step, of hi,
iliust'ious and lamented brother.
IL Ia understood however, that there will he rom.
changes in the Administration; but these OF course will
be totally unconneced with any imposed up
on the Premier.
Since writing the above we have received an assur-
ance from high authority, that the King, having the
resignation OF the Ministers rendered him, restored
the Seals, and behaved to tbs Duke of Wellington in
the most cordial manner.