Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19

hed commander Of squadron SINGLE ship;
pre.en, victory By Rodney, i'so
And compliment him, that Of the captured
French ships Of the line called tho Prince william Henry
He commanded the Royal Yacht which conveyed Louis 18th
tenancy 11s5 10 l7oG be commanded the pesssus soop
Of war and Afterwards the Andromee hgate HE was pro-
traon Of A Canning death of pro eminent
Saiesman and the succession Of Duke Of Wellington the
to be expensive ssd independent ann aoo,hed and
the psssea King. assn became Admiral Of tho aeel This
ths Heir Apparent, the Prime Minister The
SION Of the great question Of Catholic Emancipation, his Royal
lents INTEGRITY of tho Pemsr TO convince
the feelings OF cid Tar generous allow him 10
Duke Of welnsou sarisned should Appar
ent become K,ns would DO found that this not an un
will recolected brother, Duke Of Cumber
land voted against Catholic Emancipation As Peer OF the
Of Lords On important subjects took part debates
he gained much celebrity speaker bat not much credit
slavery IN the Yves, India Colonies in which he bold
y defended the conduct Of the planters their slaves whose
better than that Of much of the free population Of Europe
Although his Britannia Majesty has issue Of his
Queen he rs the father of several and daughters who
We eaI would do honor to parent BY absurd Law
OF England the marriage Of Of the Royal Family SUBJ
leci, declared to be illegal In lsO0 he formed connex
ION with Mrs Jordan, Of the popular and excellent
of tho day. obligation which said to be
binding in Heaven Earth he united her, by
what denonmated, 10 other Of Europe left banded
marriages The this connexion bearg the
of Florence have all received the flushed edu
His of the nation; Church,
the Navy and Army and his daughters zone of whom
sides in Halifax have been well married Noblemen One
tbs first appointments King, his son, Col
e. Fizcarepee to Deputy General of the Army
The Family Of the present King Of England, Viiia ~
On llth Of July, 1918, King married Kew Pal
ace Hghness Amelia Adelaide Louisa Caha-
nne eldest daughter Of George Duke of Menneen
by whom he had issue the Princess Charlotte Augusta Louisa,
born the 2l. of March, 1919 a, the Eurone of Hanover who
died her
Adelaide born the 10Th OF December 1920, Bushy
Park and who died ON the 9TH Of March, 1891 Tho King Nv
MIS- Jordan, had the following chldrenCoonel Frederick
fUrlarence OF tho Engineers, VINO married lady Augusta
Boyle daughter of the Earl Of GLASGOW; Colonel George Fs
of Egremon Colonel William Fzclarence who died in India
during overland tour TO England Captain AdoPhus Fi,z
present unmarried the Rev. Augustus Ftzcsre chaplain
the present King, and Rector of Maple Durham, Oxen Mary
land vho is COMMANDED of the 3a,h regiment which
Halifax; Mss Sophia Fitrarence marrioc
Bart D. r. Tor Bye. susos Gss o,hs1 daus,e tho KIM
va. marie. to s' il a0a he Sy by 'n so 81 the s Es
! gouns.
King WillamIV the British sovereign, days a,e,
his 70 the throne issued proclamation
and immortality for the due obseyance Of the
Sabbath and public worship and for the suppression and
&C. and commanding all civil oee, to zee the aus ,e,
and faithfully executed.
treatment
Of Brummel, tho celebrated dandy. will be long re-
membe red by that person. and all who witnessed it.
Rrumme, in the zenith Of his power, was frequent
visitor at Carlton House, where he was ALWAYS re-
ceived with poneness q hospitality The King of the
dandes, intoxicated by the foolish admiration ne eS-
cited OUT of DOORS and deceived by the general de-
gree Of equality which always prevailed at the Row.
al table, forgot himself far day after dinner as
to address the Prince Regent Familiarity by the name
Of George, and desire him ito ring the bell The
N of all e..
the table and rung as he was required. The servant
appeared Mr. Brummels carriage" said Tho
Prince. The attendant announced it to be in pyait-
ing-Brummel taking the delicate hint, mue dately
departed never again to enter the doors of the Row
al residence. The King, however, foraaye the
Sights offered TO the Prince and Brummel, poor and
disgraccd, has been within the last months sp-
pointed 10 the Consulship Of Caen, at his express
command.
On the eve Of masquerade given at the Kinu',
Theatre, 1895, the Prince so seriously indisposed
as to require the attendance Of Dr.. REYNOLDS who
upon being asked whether the Royal patient might
safely venture tot the Opera House gave his decided
negative. The Prince was dissatisfied with the Doc
tors mandate, AID at the same time assured him no
sxertlon bis part you'd be requisite as he intend
ed going in a domino. The inexOrable Doctor ner-
sisted in his opinion; and added, that he would no,
answer for the consequence; it might indeed even
occasion his Royal Highness's death Upon which
the Prince immediately exclaimed with considera-
bic wit and humour--"Beati stunt Iii qu morunt er
IN domino
During the boyhood Of George w, Wilkes and
no. 45" we're in all their glory with the people, but
80 obnoxious at Court, that even their mention by
name was seduleusly avoided in the presence Of
George Ill. On one occasion the King ha wing de-
pryed the Prince Of Wales of some exp ecte ed amuse
ment. the Prince sought his opportunity when the
King was in his private apartment, by way Of boyish
revenge, to 20 to his fathers door and cry out
Wilkes and No. as" and then scampered away 10
great glee, at the astonshmpnt of the whole Roy-
al household His holiness saved him from punish
ment.
AS Geo " died on saturday the Archbishop of
Canterbury could not have he liturgy altered in sea
son. In the greater part Of tho three Kingdoms the
dead king was prayed for as if he we're living In
the less remote the King and Qneen, were prayed
Ter without mentioning their names, as they had not
been proclaimed. and in one church in London. the
name OF the Queen was not mentioned from ipno-
rance oil her chrlstiap name, as the London CORES.
pondent OF the ~ Z. Journal Of Commerce believed
supposed that the census sr 1880 will yo.