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

Gle round the window at which bs m,;.., sench-
SIR George Naylor, as King of Arms. from hi.
window where the King stood. then rcnd M. -. .no
lamation. announcing the deceasc of tho i., P.oe
and the accession OF his present Nnesty. s.rG.o,s
Was more than once interrupted BY the cheering Of
the multitude. Sir George repeated the words ..R;n
William the Fourth" in an exalted tone NJ m;ing
aud the reclamation was then redoubied Tho hS'
then played God Save the King" His M,is..u
who had been agitated duripp the reod,n, - .yy,
proclamation, bowed repeatedly, and then re,;,.S
The procession moved from the Palace. and nrn
ceeded towards the city in the following orter-Tb,
deputy figh ba,l,f Of Westminster Mr.. Lee) with
strong body of Officers led the way NeSt.
Two videttes ofthe is, Life Guards.
One ditto.
The Veterinary Surgeon of ditto.
-Four pioneers, with their axes in tho rest
The Beadles OF st James and St Martins par;sbe.
IN full dress, with ther slaves Of Office
"A detachment OF new police constablcs.
i'ahu OF the Royal H,rse Guards in state uniforms
Eght Marshais on foot.
The Knight Marshal and his attendants
The Household troop.
S.a'r oand' ksttie-drums, and trumpets
DIX rursuiVants at arms on horseback
The Heralds. mounted.
Garter King al arms, in his splendid suscor, .,,.
tea ny his Sergonts at Arms, with their maces
troop or Life Guards
IN TINS order they proceeded slowly along the Strand
ana shortly alter eleven O'Clock arrived at ST. Cement
Danes Church, the York Herald was sent forw,rd
ana knocking with his baton at the gates, deman.
Ged an entrance lin the name Of our Sovereign Lord
King William Fourth. in order to ,rocl,;,n he 80.
sion to the throne" The City Marshal supnorted h.,
ms men, opened the gates just wide enough 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 TempIe
gate The Herald having delivered his me.sage 10
the Lord Mayor, his Lordship gave orders to the Civ
Marshal to open the gates, and The cavalcade enter
GU, s"plu ~ manu. drums beating trumpets sounding
ana colots lying. The popuace were no, idle. on
TINS occasions they rushed through he bar wit
terrific violence, and bore down all opposition
haVln. arrived at the end of Chancery lano the
hing at Arms again read the proclamation II was
received with loud cheering waving ofhats bnndks-
affection. 10y ""a
Inc procession then proceeded towards St Puul's
lHe CIVIC authorities IN their state Gu riages viz
| Two City Marshals
| Lord Mayors Officers.
Phe Lord Mayor
Carriages with The Aldermen
| Tho Sherfs
| Town Cerk-Chamberlaip
The troop Of Life Guards commanded bv Csn,ai,
Bursh having arrived in Cheapsde, the Proclamation
was again read at the end of Wood street and ravt
at the Royal Exchange The band of music =, tho
close OF each Proclamation gave the national anthem,
OF "God save the King" This rare and spIendd
pageant ended about one O'Clock, at which time lem
ple-bor g'tes were thrown open, to remain 40 proba
bly,, for some years to come.
The Peers were in attendance on the e8tb Tho
Marquis OF Landsdowne post poned the further consd
July. Wv " u
On the 2ath the Duke of Norfolk was sworn in n
member of the Privy Council.
Slr Herbert Taylor has been appointed by his Ma.
Jesty Secretary to the Prvy Purse.
The arrivals at Liverpool from June e7,b - eo,n
ooth inclusive amounted to 1877, of which upw,r5a
OF 40 were from the United States
~, hERALD's COLLEGE,, June &c
1"c Edrt !unrshafS Order for General .ifourn;no.
FOR ms late JnVesty King George me Fourth
IN pursuance OF an order of his Majesty in Conn
Gill; the 2eth OF June, 1880, these are to rive nnh;
notice, that 1t ls expected that all persons NJ III
present occasion Of the death of his late Msio.,
blessed memory, do pu. themselves into dec.n,
mourning the said mourning to begin on w edne sday
''e"'' '"e "oth inst NORFOLK. Earl Marshall
Exported Changes.-The Duke of Montroso 10 70
appointed Lord Chamberlain II is said that this az
ice had been offered to the Marquis of Hereford and
Admiral Freeman, Admiral of the Fleet. in tho
room of his Majesty O' l" 'no
ADMIRAL Bckerton. General Of Marines.
Or Sidney Smith, Lieutenant General of Marines.
chamber. vi ''0 peo-
Duke OF Gordon, in the Household.
Dschess OF Gordon, Mistress of the Robes
General Macdonald, Adjutant General.
Vol " Fhzclarence Dep Ad. GeneraJ
fhe accession Of His njcsty has been hailed vf,
grea' satocton IN ths CITY, where his presence n, tho
next Lord Mayors Day and on the OPENING of Tho
New London bridge is already anticipated
ri ah Iary hour on Monday morning His Maiestv
presented himself at the window of st james Palace.
poore which several thousand persons had assembeg
some Jack IN Office the spectators were ordered 10
Ss dispersed, which was speedily done by the Life
Guards On the arrival of the hernlds 10 procain,
me accession, the King re-appcared at The window
anu hndIng vacant space below, which previously
wss crowded with Some degree of surprisc so;3
What mas become Of the people?" On being told
they hsd been removed &c BY whose ordersp" nox,
inquired his Majesty. The King was so d,ssuri,s.J
WIN me answer as TO command The gotcs Of tho couys
be re admitted who soon re- assembled in o,e.t nu
ooiS' anu che , Their Sovereign vociferously.
oa.... HOUSE, or COMMONS, July &c.
Ifant presented a petition from, 81, tio,
. LEES Inc Hon Member joined The reverend peionss
~ "e"ucns Popsh Fgiatos aud expressly named tbe oero
oeI oT 'Isre MIR OConnel did hold himself ,er.n';,n
any one 10 ha touse for his conduct IL Public Ih
etty could not, he tlnmaht. W.