Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
POSTSCRIPT.
HALE PAST TWO O'CLOCK.
EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH.

HALF PAST TWO O'CLOCK.
EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH.
Received by signal from the packet H5ernia from
Liverpool
A revolution has taken plsc. in France The Ma.
tona Guard had deserted the King aud ninsd the PEG.
Pile, under Gan. l., Fayetts. A dreadful BATH. has IA.
ken place bew een The National and King's Guard
the latter was deioaedkillsd from FIVE thou aud 10
six thous snd.
Cotton had advanced at I.iverpool from l.AI,oI.
Sold last week, $4,000 bales. Flour had declined.
Still. LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the packet ship G 'orge Canning, which arrived
at NJ York. tho Eiitos of the Commercial Advertiser
have Received their h'ss Of London psprs 10 the
ing OF The 23i Of July, with Shipping Lists Prices Cur
rents &c. to tho latest d,tes-and by the Charlie.
msgne from Havre. various flies of p. papers 10 the
20th oil July inclusive The Paris dl;es via London
are to ths 2lt (.vening) inclusive.
The Briuih Parliament was ptorogued on tbs 23I by
the King In persou-a ceremony which has no, occur
red before 'incs 'ie demise Of George Ill, The pa
grant OF the roya, procession ST Stephens VA, brill
liant and animated. The whole line from St James.
Park TO the House of Lords thronged az ly as
eleven o'clock 10y acrowd Of spectators of all classes
to wi'nes, the progress OF thu Royal cortege The
windows ia Parliament street. &c were filed with la
dies aud well dressed people, half sovereign being riv-
en- III many instances for place at one of them. The
Painted Chamber and the body OF the Hou,s ore al
80 hi'ed With those who had obtsned tickets. spI,n
did hsy, hearing the initials w r waved from tho tow
er OF ST. Matgarets Church, which, as well az that
part OF the Abbey called Henry the seventies Chapel
wa, not without its share of occupants.
AZ IL o'clock the usual nspe con Of the vaults and
OeoW the Parliament House. regularly mada
on these occa.ious since the days OF Guy Fc,ckes took
place under the superinteud .nce of Sir T.. Tyrwht
Gentlemen G-her OF the Black Rod assisted bv Mr.
Lee, High Constable Of Westminster, and the Ytomen
OF the Guasd.
The crowd continued 10 increase till abou, ten min
u'es TO two when the State Carriage preceded bv
eta coaches and bearing the Royal and The live
es, was seen proceeding along the line, amidst the
iudest shouts AND acclamaons Of the people, accom-
panied with waving of h,ts hanjke SC clearly
'emonsraive OF the popularity ct the new Monarch
ia NH act Tba of ~
general appearance Of joy-a contributed TO render
hs sion entertaining and imposing spectacle
His Majesty entered the House of Lords and assembled
the throne puucuallv al o'clock The Duke of Sus-
'ex aud the Young King Of Witsmburg accompanied
His Nj siesy this occasion. The Dixie of yelling
ton, who rode upin hi, usual morning dsrss, attended
by single servant abou. fvs minutes before two was
loudly ceered Icy the people. and seemed 10 share in
the popularity of his Royal MASTER The carriages of
many OF The Mol iiy and OF the Foreign Ambassadors
by the en1or of their equiaayes and richness Of their
lveres aad.d much to the general effect Of the scene
The King was dressed in full naval uniform, over
which lie wore lis robes OF State. II. locked extreme
wells was in excellent spirits. The body Of The house
was h-d with Peeresses, and other ladies' of distinc
ton Tho King was attended by the Duke of Yelling
ton, the Earl Marshal, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord
Chamberlain, and the other High Officers OF State and
Prince George OF Cumberland stood immediately be side
me Throne, and little 10 the of hs Majssty. The
Peers all appeared in their robes Amongst those pre-
sent were their Royal Highnesses the Dukes OF Cum
bsrland, Sussex, and Gloucest.r-The Foreign Min.
isers were accommodated with ssats imm'diael be
hiuu tnr henchcs usually occupied by the Bis
Immediately after hs MAJESTY had taken hi, seat ON
the throne, the Usher OF the Black Rod sent to
command the ATTENDANCE OF the Commons and in fe W
minutes after tie Speaker apps arod i'm his full costume
attended by many Members OF The Lower House, at
the Bar, and addressed his majesty as follows:
May u plea'e your mej-sty-We, your majesty's
mos, faithful Commons, of the United Kingdom Of Great
britain and Ireland In parliament assembled attend
your Majesty Ter the first time since your Majss.ys
cession 10 the Throne OF these Realms-Aad sir, it
would be difficult for me adequately to express, and
In ,fa oil l,,E
ment which we, in common with the rest of your Ma
les'y faithful subjects, bear towards your Majes,ys
Person and Government.
'Sir-We age about 10 close Session of unuual
length and Unprecedented labor confidently, however,
anticipating that the objects have effected will 10
'her results, be productive of relief TO large class
whole nation.
'sir, in the gracious Speech delivered by the Lords
commissioners, on the part of his late Majesty at the
commencement of this Session. much of deep concern
TO the present happiness and permanent welfare of the
country was recommended to our early earnest and
most deliberate consideration. To these recommends
TONS with anxious zeal and persevering industry we
have addressed our best attention.
owe have been enabled effect great reductions i'm
the public expenditure, without imparing the efficiency
OF our Naval and Military Establishments; and large
reduction OF taxation without endangering public credit
We have in following up labor of the preceding
Session, in the amelioraon of the criminal Law conso
dated and ameorated the laws relative TO the crime of
forgery and, in mitigating their severity presume
TO hope we have increased their efficacy. We have al
soapped ourselves TO great and comprehensive improve
nents in the general administration Of Justice, In the
Common Law Courts of Westminster Hall, the Princi-
pality OF Wales and Scotland adapting the jurisdiction
OF the higher Courts the wants and Just demands of
this moral Industrious enterprsng, and enlightened ma
ton.
"lhese Sir, are the leading and most important sub
Jects to which inquiries directed, and la
bours applied; and if Wishes and exefon be repon-
ded to, by the benefits looked for from the measures we
have perfected, may conclude with confident ho,,e,
that shall have entitled ourselves 10 your Msiestys
gracious appreciation, and TO tho respect and gratitude
the whole nation"
The Right Hon. Gentleman then informed his Ma.
jesty that the House of Commons had passed the APP
preparation Bill, and some other Money Bills, 10 which
his Majesty was pleased TO give his Royal Assent
His Majesty then addressed the Lords and Commons
in the following Speech:
".MV Lords and Gentlemen,
"On This first occasion of meeting you am DESTROYS
OF repeating 10 you, in person, my cordial thanks for
attachment which you conveyed to me the demise OF
my amened Brother, and my accession 10 the Throne
Of my ancestors.
81 ascend that Throne with deep sense OF tbs ss-
cred duties which devolve upon me-wh firm re
rance on the affection Of my faithful subjects, and
humble ana earnest prayer to Almighty God, that lie
will prosper my anxious endeavors TO proote the han
piness Of free and loyal people
"f is with the utmost satisfaction tina, find myself
enabled to congratulate you upon the general ranotv
OF Europe. This tranquility IL will be the object of my
endeayors TO preserve; and the assurances which re-
ceve from my allies and from All Foreign Powers ara
dictated in similar spirit.
w trust that the good understanding, which prevails
upon subjects Of interest," and the deep concern
which every State must have in maintaining the peace
of the world will ensure the satisfactory settlement Of
those matters which still remain 10 he na1lv arranged