Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-10

Inc HeraidS, mounted.
Garter King at arms, his splendid suscort
TED ny hn Sergants at Arms with their maces
Atroop OF Life Guards.
In TINS order they proceeded slowly along tho Strand
anu shortly after eleven O'Clock arrived at ST. Clement
Danes Church, the York Herald was sent Forward
ah9 shocking with his baton at the gates deman.
ded an entrance Sin the name of our SOVEREIGN Lord
hng William Fourth; in order to proclaim his acces-
sion TO the throne" The City Marshal supported bv
his men, opened the gates Just wide enouoh to al
low the York Herald to enter and closing them con-
Quoted the Royal Herald to the Lord Mayor, who
was sitting in his state coach opposite to the T.mri
gate. The Herald having delivered his MESSAGE to
the Lord Mayor, his Lordship gave orders to the Cv
Marshal to open the gates and the cavalcade enter
o 10 nand drums beating trumpets sounding,
ana coiofs Tying. The populace were no, idle, on
this occasion; they rushed through the bar with
terrific violence, and bore down all opposition.
Having arrived at the end of Chancery lane the
hlng at Arms again read the proclamation. It was
received with loud cheering waving ofhats bandker
chiefs and every other demonstration of LOYALTY and
affection. ~
The procession then proceeded towards St. Paurs,
the CIVIC authorities in their state carriages viz
Two City Marshals
Lord Mayors Officers.
The Lord Mayor
Carriages with the Aldermen
The Sherfs
Town Cerk-Chamberlan.
The troop of Life Guards commanded bv C.n,a;,
nurgh having arrived IN CheaPside, the Proclamation
was again read at the end of Wood street and newt
at the Royal Exchange The band of music at the
close of each Proclamation gave the national anthem
OF "God save the King" This rare and splendid
pageant ended about clock, at which time Tenn
plebar gates were thrown open, to remain So proha
bly,, tor some years to come
The Peers were in attendance on the 28th The
Marquis of Landsdowne postponed the further cons;
Grafton of the Forgery bill to Thursday the lst Of
July. -
On the 2sth the Duke of Norfolk was sworn in a
member of the Prvy Council.
Sir Herbert Taylor has been appointed by his Mn.
Jesty Secretary to the Privy Purse.
Inc arrivals at Liverpool, from June 9th to 29th
both inclusive amounted to 1877 of which unw,rls
OF 40 were from the United States
HERALD's COLLEGE, June %
The Earl .1arshats Orderfor a General .afouruine
for his late Majesty King George the Fourth
In pursuance Of an order of his Majesty in C,oun
Gill; the 2sth of June, $780, these are to give pubio
notice. that 1t expected that all persons upon the
present occasion of the death of his late Majesty of
blessed memory, do pu. themselves into decent
mourning; the said mourning to begin on "wednesday
heXt' the 3oth INST NORFOLK. Earl Marshall
LONDON, June 20
Reported Changes.-The Duke of Montrose is re-
appointed Lord Chamberlain 1t is said that this of
fce had been offered the Marquis of Hartford and
declined ~
Admiral Freeman, Admiral of the Fleet, in the
of his Majesty.
Admiral Bckerton General of Marines
Sir Sidney Smith. Lieutenant General of Marines
Lord Byron and Lord Napier, Lords of the Bed.
chamber.
Duke of Gordon, in the Household
Duchess of Gordon, Mistress of the Robes
General Macdonald, Adjutant General
Col. q Fitzclarence, Dep Ad. General
The accession of His Majesty has been hailed with
great SUBTRACTION in the city where his presence ar the
next Lord Mayors Day and on the opening of the
New London bridge, is already anticipated
AT an early hour on Monday morning His Majesty
presented himself at the window of st James PALACE
bofore which several thousand persons had assemble
by some Jack in Office the spectators were ordered TO
De dispersed, which was speedily done by the Life
Guards On the arrival of the heralds te proclaim
o Tho
and finding vacant space below, which previously
was crowded, with degree of surprise said.
What has become of the peope," On being told
they had been removed. -sB By whose ordersp" neg,
inquired his Majesty. The King was SO dissatisfied
with the answer as to command he gates of the court
yard immediately to be reopened, and the public to
be re admitted, who re-assembled in great num-
anu !a OF yoy
Agitstlo" Tran, presented petition from Sir
Der for Clare Mr. oconne did not hold himself Isspo" ni
to any one in that House for his conduct of H. Public lib
ey could not he thought be without agitation he
should therefore Per'evere in applying the best
Mr. Dohefy anmadveed very severe terms on the condu,
ofMt oConnel publicly ecommendinga the Banks.
he remarks of the Hon Member loudly cheered
The words "CatoEs member having fallen from the mouth
OF GsneTa Mr. Spring Rice to order and beg
ged the house to seze this the first opportunity of stamping
with its reProbation nvdious distinction, which might 9TH
The Speaker deca,ely the check and General &C.
with candour altered the offensive expression
MI ONone Woud aoioe ny the rules of the House while
present. but IN his Conduct out Of doors discaed its a
hoy and should pursue the he thought most proper
He had Supported neither the ogacby the ministry and
did o enPecI tne approval OF any party in that House
Lord Howck only hoped that ignorance con sequences
might IN some deeree paiae the wanonly and
act ne had ever heard Of would describe
we ete OF sT OConne the people OF Waterford, suppo-
sing tna. gentleman conscious probable effect The petit
"on OF ," Haicour Lees laid on the table.
LfyERPooL, July l.
81, rRocLaMAJIoS OF WrLusM lY-Ycserday His Majesty
william qh, proclaimed in Liverpool AZ an early hour
the in front Of the townhall filed by large
senbase Of persons who waited witness the ceremony Al
" O'Clock his Worship Mayor and other members Of the
Cooperation, appeared and the Town Clerk William Satham,
Esq proceeded usual read the proclamation,
at the conclusion the cheering loud and enbus-
astic. procession formed which, proceeded to the
of St Georges Church, when his Majesty was again
proclaimed the procession then moved EDWARDS to the Custom