Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

W. les hvea IN setirement for ten wears mill iaoG
IN consequence OF rumours prejudicial to her
.uo'.e., commission was appointed To investigate
them, who declared her innocont OF any heavy char
GEE On the 9th of February I8I I. a hill was PASS
ed appointing The Prince Of Wales regent, under
certain restrictions, which were 10 las, mill tho st
OF February, 1879, when he became vested with the
'uii powers OF Sovereignty. The unfortunate differ
ences between himself and his consort and the course
ne ADOPTED OF excluding her from Court, rendered
MN Tor time unpopular She lei, England to reside
abroad. The Princess Charlotte died on the 10th
november, 1917 On the 2eth January, 1890
George the Third died. and his a,e Majesty was pro
claimed Ming The name OF the Princess og Wales
was struck out of the Liturgy but no order was made
10 supply It's place with Queen Cousort.' She de-
'.ern'ned 10 return to England and the me,noraol
u'a was the consequence On finally taking the
!aes.lTh on tho motion TO insert the Queens name
III tue liturgy 1t was lost by vote of $40 against
sos. The Coronation took place on the 10Th July
1871 The Queen died on the 9TH of August follow.
,hg' from the time when the excitement raised in
her 'av"r subsidized, the King has been as popular
sovereign with his subjects as any who ever sa,
upon the Throne of England, and his surSrinrs and
oeath nave been sincerely depored by the majority
Vi tne nation. Resembling Henry the With in the
eAuVasanctes OF his youth, he has been more fortu
nate IN the length of his reign, and conferred more
DEMENT'S on his Kingdom. lie died, as above mention
co. on the soth June, aged G5 years, and five weeks
No change in The ministry or in the presen, policy
Of the English Government, will probably follow this
event. His present Majesty, William " (born Au-
gust slst. 1885,, has, SAID by the hes, authority
expressed his full confidence in the Duke of YELLING.
ton: There was report that Mr.. uuskisson would
DC brought again into the Cabine, Phe oaths of al
esianee TO King William ". were administered in
ooth Houses OF Parliament the Goth June. 1t was
reported that the Parliament would be dissolved al
most immedat ely.
\ Inc London Courier of the Goth remarks: eve
see 'ha' some OF our contemporaries are indulsiur in
juniors OF expected changes in the government Such
cannot TOO soon be put to rest; and we there
lore statc upon the best authority, that his Majesty
TOOK the earliest opportunity of expressing his uni
nted confidence in the Duke of WELLINGTON and is
determined to give the government his warmcst and
most cordial SUPPORT"
The same paper saws:
We understand that his Majesty has been pleased
to express his intention OF being the chef mourn -
the funfral of the late King Afer the last dnties
:m zee" Pao 10 tle deceased Sovereign, the King
VIII, probably visit Scotland, and perhaps Ireland
out nothing appears to have been positively fixed on
this subject
death OF KING GEORGE THE FOURTH.
London GaSene Extraordinary
! WHITEHALL. June &c.
"a Bulletin, of which the FOLLOWING is cnny L.s
Deen tins morning received by Secretary SIR Robert
Seei, one OF his Majestys principal Secretaries OF
"Uindsor Castle, June 26.-It has pleased Alniob.
ty God TO take from this world the Kings Most Ex
ceent Naesty. '' LA
His Majesty expired at a quarter pas, Q o'clock
'"iS inSrnlng; without pain
| (S'gned) III. HALFORD
en-. J. TIERNEY."
III the course OF Friday evening, before nine clock
he physicians intima ed their ROYAL patient their
haoity to give HIM further relief and their opinion
tna' MS last moments were rapidly approx ching TO
TINS communication his msjcsty replied, Gods will
oe zone. ana IN few moments after he asked
Nncre Is Chichester" The Bishop al Chichester
was instantly summoned to the royal chamber and at
MS hands the dying sovereign received The Sacrament,
During the administration of this rite mis- MAJESTY
much less troubled by the cough than he had been
PREVIOUSLY and sfterVards 1t gradually subsidized and
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quiet rePose, winch continued until about O'Clock
when he became rather restless and fecby expressed
wish to have his head placed IN more elevated DO
sltIoD Previous to this ali the attendants had raiir
| "a, except Sir Matthew Terncy and Sir Wathe,
w ailer and they Instanly attempted to afford his
Aa]estY the relief he had reGuested hut thew lad
scarcely commenced the attempt when lis Majesty
suddehiy motoned them to desist. and placing bo, h
his hands upon his breast he calculated aOh! this i
not rlght!-this Is deah!-Oh God!-I am d,,;ne,"
Fhese we're the last, and the only dslncr VOL Dis he
utteteu aner having received the Holy Sacrament;
and from this time bis dissolution came on 40 nuety
ana SO gradually thai the physicians had some dIfff
cuty IN ascertainlng precisely at whit moment he
ceased TO exist In the mean time the Bishop of Chi
CHESTER and all the principal members of the ROYAL
nousenoid' with the pages in immediate attendance
were called IN, and IN their presence without Tho
shS''est INDICATION OF suGerine his Majesty CALMLY
expired The principal persons present were The
B'shoP OF Chichester the Physicians, the MARQUIS ri
Conyn9ham, Sir Andrew Barnard Sir William e.
pei. Sir William knighton Sir Wathen Waller. I ord
S,rathaVen, and Colonel Thornton, and when the
physicians bad announced that his Maicsiy he'd co,s,
81 TO exist they retred-leavng the pages in stton.
dance to perform the necessary attentions TO the Row
al corpse, under the superincndancc of the pbvs.
clans. VIZ F"y1'-
The body was removed from the bed TO the concb
on which his Majesty usually repo,ed throuobo, HE
iilness, and covered with fine linen sheet-urned
r down SO as to expose part Of the bus and in this
state IL was submitted TO the view not only of the
wnole OF the donestIcs Of the Royal Household but
TO the outdoor servants from the stables their fam
lies and acquaintance. and the Royal tradesmon resi-
don't here. They were freely admitted from abou,
I'VE oclocH 10 the morning until after eight, by which
ttne seVeral hundreds OF persons had avaled them
selves OF the opportunity Of .rly soeng their do
ceased Sovereign but of taking him by the hand
and, according to the concurrent account of many of
mem that hond was warm and plan, three hours
after death. 1t is said this exhibition of The pI
remains was strictly in accordance with a wish sx