Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
poYAI.TYIN ENGLAND.

off.re.x Britian and lrclendt Defender o, inc
faith. Duke Of Lancaster and Cornwa'', pos'
~ Roak,ay, and Prince OF Btunsw.sk, itane"
h,,g King Of Hanover, Sovereign Protector OF
the tonian lslcs.
WI, .;r,le American would not imagine man, u
-. forth win sucf sounding titles, 10 be "e"e'
,.,,. persouarc And this does not sven a',' /"
full Dimensions, for he is monarch o' 'ne 'e"'e'
moot nocnt pation on earth,a nauoa ""o'o -
shsct, AMI AYES all others IN Europe "h"ss s'''p
cover all known seas whose oom'n'o" spe ''s
sse ), e,u. asr,. OF the world whose merchants
r,,Jss And whose mobiles are kings-et least !"
..,,h .one Of them being richer than many SOW )
80 AZ I'M, blood stained earth. How proo'g'-
ou.lv great must he be, this aiorssa'n /" n,.a",
Ssf.res, Of the faith Of the mighty and reh 'etos
.n;,;tu.l of the realm, and temporal head o. na y.
ssblshed church. Bui let any ono LOOK "rouna nun
in England, ysa,'a London nse' le' mn ~ " Gu
\. Ia, INV knowledge of past events, and OF 9u
.i;,;nv men around him, he ill soon discover IN"
King William is cypher. eli ,,oa,,
Tbia declaration will hardly gam iu', e'e'"
,v;th some Of your readers. Because We f'"
pubc.ns in the United States. aceossome" y ""'
the real sentiment, something like the language oS
I'd in the speaking Of mon, are APT 10 eone's'
.cmewha, literally, such phrases as" our oe,o'-
a"..,.nna God bless his Majesty and 10
S,cv The accounts in tho paper, 10 be true, respect
a.. H. ,ar,ous sorts Of fuss made about their ma
;.st;.. and thus to suppose that the goou PsoP''
of England arc desperately enamoufol oil h"g'"ip
Now the fac, happens to be, 'ha'. u VIC oaI'I 's
nobility. their hangers on, AM 'hoss WIZ ''.
Nv ,hn droc, and indirect patronage OF the sio""
"a .,.,.l I,Iood great numbers | ncknowleuge,)
.hsro are no, more genuine roynists IN LONDON,
than m two millions and a bail OF inc o"e".'s "
t,rsc towns in America. Not that We nave A'"''
leans so ignorant OF political freedom an" g"'' p
lbs n, 10 bc in the least disposed TO give oh' man
.,p,eme rule and consequence beyond all other INC"
Ia society uso tho comparison TO sbo" ~ no" ;,
To-. an ebb snnds monarchy here. with Ito enof- m
mou, expenses and solcclsms ofpsfaoo' Ia
a few weeks since their moJesiies, WIN inc be
,va, family. big and little, went 10 the great mus' IN
~ ...,;y.l Of Westminster Abbey. A gorgeous u,
,,rIe ,not had bean prepared for them to set IN
,.c;ou. avenue had been bull substantially reo'eo -,
nd Aoorcd extending from the street unite The c"uoh
II the Poets corner, upwards OF huhoroo .ee. r.
md ,s aides ana Aoor covered win clo'h. NJ IN,
vas the passage Of the royal family from Inc ooor'
II their carriages to the Cohces' lia'', A" Aou 10
,ofore their arrival the street was lined, on each 81,
,e 1or a considerable dlstance, with one row OF T.
,.,..rer and Two rows Of led coated ntanlry | .
,ra.r arms and pretty censc mob was formed, "a
wherever people could stand IN Tho neighoothooo
willis, windows, balconies, &C showed ,ot'" '"o'
nas.e. After while oame men covered " "n iou q
rio,hes which wore almost covered with lace,
oua. Of ,heu carry ing her Ids nags, and oil riding
av,epa,d horses They rode continually up sho
down, and ~neh,ng their ehargers about ht 'as'
vhen \ Ind 90, eontoundedly tired, Two drums boat
rew-aeao~ dow ssoa, ts,ee "m@" ioen foSo
ors.ed fat horses, and the horses themselves were
.nl.nd,d also and were the drivers, posulllons,
kc for they were all dressed IN flaming red cloth, |
which shonc with gold lace over every seam, and /
- row. around every edge. The vohielc stopped |
close 70 the avenue, discharged part OF the family |
and drove on. Then came similar cafrlagos To |
the number Of eleven followed by detachment |
Of the kings guard, mounted upon large lon tai.
ed beautiful black horses, whose saddles were Gov
rcd with white housns, winch bet oil 10 great
advantage the gtcrins aad goudy uniform oil the |
good locking soldiers
when their majestic. descended from thcf car
r,,se the soldiers presented arms the crowd OF red
coated seryonts uncovered thor heads and the mob
and ,pecators Of all degrees from the noble senator
down for nil sorts were thare the parlIam Mt house
opposite showing IFS crowd Of the great while ia
street and other windows, held pnrt of " the NIL
lion" Well, what did they They looked at
the show kept their hats on, and held their tongues
And when their mnjestes arrived WITHIN the
church. amidst the aoble the titled and the rich, IN
stcad Of eucoun,cring nr,gM loyal, NOISY, old lash
toned greeting, their e)esncs were received win
a dccorous silence which tho PRINTED explanations |
called rcspcc, 10 the place; as soon us the royal
group was fairly seated the music began, her ma
ics,y listened-anj his majesty went 10 sleep
The only manifestation OF loyalty hat found
In the crowd Of gszers, was by n very well DIES
sed respectable looking old lady. While some
Of the roy al blood standing at the mouth o'
III. avenue waving for others TO allght, the old Ia
DIV singled out rather a handsome youth for the sub
iect oil her raptures. " Oh there lac stands. the
sweet creature young duke, isn't IT, sir Y address
sing herself to n gentleman 100 much ere ,ged TO
heed her. "Oh ycs--thsrs him. Only look NJ
his air-how nobel All God bless The beautiful
fellow there's something ia the royal blood that
can't he mistaken isn't his air grand, sir Z aP-
pcalins pompousy TO an old gentleman with an
opera glass. Whose air T. Why, the young
dukes on tie left thore." " uumph, that's la
key, madam"
Not long ago, there was some mummery at
SAINT PauIs church, about the sons Of the clergy.
Her majesty, Queen Adelaide, bonored the affair
with her presence The Lord Mayor Of the Cny
of London was on, N his loushable gingerbrcaI
carriage, drawn by four horses, and mounted by
servants gaudy dressed as those OF royalty IL
self The ,criffs, with their tinscl equlpasos |
were also in attendance. Her majesty had three
carriages with every thing as red and gtied as
possible. These, with dstachmcn, OF cavalry, |
stood within the palings Of the large church yard
until her departure. There was great crowd o.
round the church. and at the opposite windows and |
along the streets. for miles, through which the sh "
was to pass. Her majesty came FORTH and away |
ratified her carriages Not a handkerchief was-
ed from the windows any where, as she started
houevard Mt one huz1a was uttered at such
crowd, but Kisses in abundance issued on ull sides
at her, for more than mile, whilst the boys and
rabble ran hoong after her carriage, to suc6 an
IN ofic afs veral placaa