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

Foreign ne,oS by the .hanchs,'er- Continued
The funeral, il Isl stated will not take place before the
10th or 18th OF July.
order for the Courts .NoMning-"The Iadi,s TO
wear black bombazines plain muslin or long lawn liz
neD, Grape hoods hamoy Shoes and gloves AID Grape
fans The gentlemen TO wear black cloth without hut
tons the SLEEVES and pockets. plain muslin, long
lawn cravas and weepers. shamoy shoes and gloves,
crane hat-bands and black sworIs and buckles"
The Duke Of Clarence was formally proclaimed King
on the afternoon OF the goth. by tbs lille of WILLIAM
TIE Fourth. On the 20 h the new King sent the
following mrssage 10 Parliam.nl:
CIVILIAN II:
"The King feel. that the House OF Lords cntertains
just of the lo's which His Majs.ty and the
country have sustained by the death of the late King
his Majesty amen.ed brother, and that the House OF
Lords sympaihises with his Majesty in the deep afc-
ton in which his Majesty il plugged by this nournu
event The King, having taken into his serious consd-
GRAFTON the advanced period of the sess0 and the state
Of The public business, feels unwilling recommend
the introduction OF any matter, which, by its post
ronement, would tend to the dsiriment of the public
servco. His Majesty has sdverted 10 the prov.ions
ef the law which DEGREES the termination OF Parliament
within early period after the d-mse of the Crown
and his Majesty being OF opinion that II will he most
conducive to the general convenience AMI 10 the pub
lie interests Of the country call, with little delay
possible new Parliament, his Majesty recommends
10 the House OF Lords to make such temporary pro-
vision as may be equ'ite for the public service in the
intervals that may elspsc between the close Of the
present session and the assembling Of new Parli.
ment."
The Duke Of pPeHington then addressed the House
TO this effect: My Lords, your Lordslip NUT be
ious TO take the earliest opportunity OF making known
your sentiments OF confidence TO his Mai sy, respect
ing the loss which his M sjssiy sRd we have all
tanned in the death Of our late Ismen,ed Monarch. My
Lords, wih respect 10 the latter part Of the Message
which have just had the honor Of delivering, by bis
Majesys command, beg to propose the
81 all consideration that point another period
that we do con6ne ourselves, on tbs pfesent occasion,
to expressions Of the loss have experienced; and
congratulations to his Maj,siy his accession TO
the Throne. My Lords, our late Sovereign received
the best education which this country affords He had
also the singular advantage Of having passed all the
earliest period OF his life, aud the greater Of hs
hood under the OF the King, his father,
and subsequently in the society Of the most emns nj
men that this country possessed and he like wise
joyed The society Of the dis ngushed foreignerg
who resoried 10 ibi' country. His Majsslys manners,
accordingly, received polish; his understanding &C.
quired degree Of cultivation slmos unkno1 in any
individual and he was admitted by all 10 the POI
ished man OF his My Lods he carried those al
vahtage' TO the government TO which he wac afterwards
called, and which he so emneDuy displayed when .,
the throne. During the whole course Of his govern
nent man approached him without having e,iIenre
Of his dignity. his copde scension. HE ability and hs III
oss' for the exalted station which he occupied. But
these advantage, which showed conspicuously the
polished manners which he possessed, were not ony
observed by persons Immediately around him; Tor ap
peal TO many OF your lordshps who Lave transacted the
business Of the cannry which required an intervie "
with The Sovereign, whether bis Msissty, did not upon
every occasion, maintain degree Of knowledge and oil
talent mHch beyend that hich could reasonably be ex-
peeted OF an individual boiling his high station. NV
Lords, this ~ nol al th" eulogium which HE late NJ
ljesy justly deserves. lie most mun6cent pat.
ron otibs Gtsin ihs country, and in the worll he