Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

mctcan trade. An old manufacturing house in
Manchester stopped The l0l.
July %.
SiiA Lata. from Eufopt. The packc. ship Ros.
coc, arrived at New York, btiugs London papers
to June 23fd. aud Liverpool TO the 2iih.
The papers are filed with documents ana pro-
cecdinss connected with the dcccasc of the King
The intermont Of his remains was 10 take place on
the Oh Of July. For two or three day. previous,
the body was to lie in state at Windsor The
Court went into mourning on the 2ilh.
Princess Victoria was proclaimed Queen ON tho
20h and on he 2lst the oaths Of allegiance were
taken b. the two houses Of Parliament. Allthncs
appeared TO be proceeding quietly, aud public man
iicstoiOns Of loyalty to the new Soyrcgn were cy.
cry where displayed.
News had been received from New Yoh by the
Mediator 70 June 2nd.
There had been two more failures in Liverpool
Of houses connected with the American trade
Al Manchester it is stated that there are 40 600
hands ont ofcmp!oy, and mos, Of the large csnb
lishments IRE working only half time. At Wigon
which Is not large place, there 1000 wcaycrs
totally unable TO get work.
King William w. wos born on the 21,l of An
gust, 1863. lie was consequently, at the time Of
his death, almos, ~ years old. The Morning
.
history Of his life and reign. lie was proclaimed
King on The % h of June $780, two days after
the doccase Of George ". lie entered the Navy
at the age Of l3, and was in several engage ments,
in all Of which he behaved we'll lie rose gradual
ly TO the rank OF Admiral, was Lieut.. Of sloop
of war, commanded in the West Indies, Nova
Scotia &c. lie Lod large family BY Mrs Jor-
dan all Of which have been amply provided for
but his conduct towards the mother of his children
could never be accounted for she died abroad in
want
The Queen (Victoria) in her message to Par
lament stated it was the intention Of Government
shortly to dissolve Parliament and therefore she
deemed 1t not advisable to present any new meas
urcs for consideration.
Lords Broueham, Melbourne, Grey aud Wei.
lington made loyal speeches eulogs,Ic Of the char
acler oil bis late Majesty and all of them with the
exception OF Wellington. spoke in compliments
ry manner Of the new soveregnr.
At the Court Of kensington on the 3Olh Gay Of
/ June, 1897, present the queens most excellent
majesty IN council.
Her majesty being this day present in council
was pleased to make the following declarar ion.
/ VIZ:
I The setorc and affecting loss which the nation
has sustained by the death Of his majesty my be-
loved uncle, has devoVed upon me the duty of ad-
ninlsiering the government of this empire This
awful responsibility is imposed upon me so sudden.
y and at 90 early period of my life, that | sho'd
feel myself utterly oppressed by the burden, were
not sustained by the hope that Divine Providence,
which has called me to this work. will give mo
strength for the performance Of it, and that shall
find IN the purity Of my Intentions and in NV
zeal Tor The public welfare that support and those
resources which usually belong to a more mature
age, and 10 longer experience.
J place my firm reliance upon tic wisdom of
Parliament, and upon the loysiis aud affection of
NY people. ] esteem it also a peculiar ADVANTAGE.
that ! succeed % sovereign whose constant re.
gard for the rights ard liberties of his subjects and
whose desire 10 promote tic mclinration Of the
laws and Institutions uf the country, have render
ed his name the object Of general attachment, and
veEeraiiun.
Educated in England under the tender and en-
hghIened care Of a most aiiecionate mother,l have
learned from my Infancy to respect aud love the
constitution ofmy native country.
il viii be my unceasiug study to maintain the
reformed religion as by Law established, securing
at the Eau" 'me to all Tie foil onjoymen, of re!i
'gious liberty and shall steadily protect the
nights aud promote, 10 the utmost Of my power the
happiness and welfare Of all classes ofny subiects.
Nhereuaon the lords OF the council rnade !,
lne'f humble request 10 her Majesty, ,hst her
MaloHys nosi gracious d.claraGon to tAcir
lordsh'ps might be msdc public. s. LcA her Ma.
Jesiy was pleased 10 order accordingly
c. G. CRLAVILI.E.
IE-cLAMAuoS.
Whereas It has pleased Almighty God 10 csIto
in- mercy our late sovereign lord King william
the Fourth Of G!essed and glorious memory. D.,
whose dcoesse The imperial crown q the united
kingdom of Gfesl Britain aud ireland Is solely snd
ushdaily cone to the high and mighty Princess
AeAatonga Victoria saving the righis ofsny issue
o. ms l'ie msieriy king William the Fourth which
mas be bora Of hs late msJosiys cousort: We.
therefore. TIC lords spinusl aud Leaporsl Of the