Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

CURED for carrying on the public service.
from the closing Of the present session iii
inc meeting OF the new parliament.
lSigned) "VrcToRIA Regina"
PROCLAMATION OF HER MAJESTY.
On Wednesday morning, June 2lst, at
~ o'clock, her Majesty proceeded from
hensington to 81. James's Palace. In the
carriage with her Majesty was her august
mother, and their carriage was proceeded by
several members Of the household, in two
other carriages. Her Majesty and the
duchess OF Kent appeared in deep mourn
ing, and their attire was of the plainest de-
scription The Royal party was escorted
BY a squadron Of the First Life Guards and
the Blues. Her Majesty was received by
the assembled crowds OF her people with
the most affectionate demonstrations of low
atty and respect. AL their arrival at ST.
Jamess, the air was rent with shouts of
Long Live the Queen" and her Majesty
acknowledged these sentiments Of attach.
ments by gracefully bowling as she passed
along. Her Majesty looked in good health,
but somewhat paler than usual
Precisely at a quarter past 10 a prepara-
tory hustle in the rooms of the palace which
looked on the Courtyard announced the an
proach OF the sovereign, and her Majesty.
who was attired in very deep mourning, and
who was supported through this trying Ger.
emony by the presence of her mother and
other royal relatives, appeared at the win
dow, amid the thunders of acclamations and
shouts Of Long Live the Queenl" Long
Live Queen Victoria |" the gentlemen wav-
ing their hats, the ladies their hankercbiefs
and all Joined in the most cordial and heart
felt cheering. On her approach to the win
dow her Majesty was accompanied by her
ilustrous mother, by the Marquis of Lans-
downe and other distinguished personages.
Her Majesty had to acknowledge at least
a dozen times the spontaneous acclamatons
of her people. and was evidently very much
affected by the hearty congratulations Of all
on whom her eye rested as she was observ-
ed to weep nearly all the time. and was fire.
quently obliged to use her handkerchief
When the national anthem had ceased.
Sir William Wood. king-at.ar, advanced
from the heralds and officers, and read aloud
the proclamation Of her Majesty as Queen
OF England, by the style and titles of Queen
Alexandria Victoria the First, concluding
with the formula. God save the Queen
which was instantly taken up by the whole
assembled people, and repeated amid renew
ed cheering, her Majesty courtseying grace !
July the whole time, and acknowledging |
he obeisances Of her subjects The crowd |
during the early part of reading the procla.
nation, not aware of what was going on,
continued their shouting until the loud and
voice OF Mr. OConnell calling ST.
ence, was heard above ALL
Her Majesty remained at the window
lew moments after the conclusion OF the GER
smony. On her departure TO the state apart
nents, the procession to march into the city
and proclaim the Queen. was formed, ac-
by considerable portion OF the
crowd. The ceremony lasted
about quarter Of an hour, and passed off
with the utmost eclat
LONDON, June 90
The House of Parliament, were last night
solely occupied with noticing that part ofthe
Queen's message which related 10 the death
II his late Majesty In the Lords. Lord
the Duke OF Wellington, Earl
Grey, and Lord Broughnm, all bore the
most unequivocal and cordial testimony 10
he amiable. just, manly. and patriotic char.
lcter of the lamented Monarch.