Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31


AT each corner is an elegantly silver mounted lamp or
namenlsd with his Excrllency coronet The lining ID
Of rich fsnrrt crimson danask, the roo being "tna
menlcd with fesoons Of white sani the whole Is hnlsh
ed with figured silk lace nf crimson mad white.
HIS ExcELLEscY COvHr ALTHH, AMBASSADOR FIX
TRanRpIxAxy FROM ilAsovEH The state coach painted
olive green relieved with white; The lining OF rich drab
silk with satin stripes; arms supporters aho o1crrs err
biszoncd on panels and handsome white h"nmercIohs
with rich crimson and white fringe anu bu.iionS ana
embroidered arms and c0roneis
His ExcrLLEScY PRIHcE PERMITS, AMBASSADOR TX.
TKAoRDiSARY FROM PRussIh-Ane elegant state coach oil
The first Glass; chas,ey painted the Royal yellow, relieved
by massy portion Of gliding picked out black, and
edged with cobalt blue, decorated with heraldy Panitd
on the doors in large nantes, IN which are displayed
his llighnesss and foreign orders OF knghthood
surnounied by crown in the quarters Both the back
and end also filled with embazonry. The upper
quarters massvey occupied by twelve stately eab'
ra,ey chased head plates Of his and orders; the
top OF then, displayed rich finished embossed conce
gold relieved with rubes. The roof is elegantly and
tnsteGy painted by being starred gold, chastey stud
dpd and relieved with blue. The lining IS delicate and
fine amber in shades the lace combining in relief our
rose shamrock and thistle (nO an unnpt compliment
The seat cloth is beautifully formed it is of yellow
velvet, lasetrIiy and nealiy covered with the richest
lace and having the whole fine effect The car
rage drawn by two horses.
HIS EXCELLEHCY TIE Marquis DE MIRarLoRES
AMBASSADOR EXTRAORDINARY FROM SPAIN--Ihe State
coach painted dark lake and was drawnb Jour horses
the arms with the different orders OF his Exceliency with
supporters and rich Inantlng beautifully cm5iazoned on
the panels The lining o! rich crimson tanask sllk bog
dered with white and crimson six lace; top beautifully
worked and fu;ed in white satin.
HIS EXcELLrSCY BAKOS VAS DER CAPEILES, AMBAs
sADnn EXTRAORDINARY FROM THE NErHEKLAHus-A
state cnach painted an ultra marine blue, relieved with
orange and lined with drab lowered silk and rich silk
lace Arms and supporters cmblazoned the panels III
large crimson and fur nantes, sutmnuntrd By large CO.
roncs and The of several orders displayed the
quarters handsomely irrged hanmerc!o,h with EN-
brodered arms and supporters and richly chased lamps,
sumouned by large brass chased co!Onets was drawn
by six horses
HIS E1cELLEscY PRISCE SCHwAEZEnBrRG AmBAs.
sADUR EXTRAORDINARY FROM A"srRIA "A State cha.
riot o! the most approved taste The color is yellow
relieved with blue. On The panels His Excellency s
arms in mantle superbly elbazoned Various orders
attached among the most conspicuous is that of the
Golden Fleece. The top Is surmounicd by neat, bot
tasteful silver cornce with the of the Prince az
the four corners. The handp!stes Of silver. The
hamme rclo,h is Of 4 pale blue trimmed in elegant
s,ve with amber silk lace. In the centre are the
mortal hearings OF the Prince Of elibnraely chased
geld. The inferior is lined with rich blue wafer silk
damask, The carriage IVES drawn by two horses.
HIS EXcELLEHCY CoCSr STRoSGoSOrr, AMBASSADOR
EXTRAORDINARY FROM RUsslA-Ihe body Of the state
carriage is painted lake, with ornamental mou!dings
round the ROOT and Trainings, surmOuEt.d with corones
The lamps embossed and the body suspended by snakes
issuing Of rushes, all richly guilt The panels are
Uoxes) three crests helmets and their bands and
badges Of the Russian ST. Alexander and st Vladimir,
the lion Of Bel GUM, the Greek order Of OHIO, and the
medal 10 commemorate the campaign OF Isle. IN rich
namles surnouned By the Counts coronct The car.
raup is richly carved with oak branches, &c painted
vcrmon and lake and handsomely gilt. The lining is
crimson figured silk, with gold col0rrd lace and bullion
trimming and relieved by the roof being with cloth EN-
brodered with wreath Of oak. with the thistle and
shamrock surrounding the The seat cloth is scar
Lat ,tcbtt p live vii
with bullion drops, lesoonrd aud ornamened in the
centre with his Eacellency in gold rich black
Genoa velvet.
HIS EAcELLEScr THE PRr.cE De LIGsE, AMBA,sA.
DOR EXTRAORDINARY FROM BELGIUM-lhc carriage IS
painted deep lake, picked out with broad lines OF gold,
and edged with vcrmr!Iion. The of the noble
Prince richly embazoned the panels the roof or
nameed by four gold coronets at each corner the
head plates are OF brass richly chased aud full mounted
with brass; the seat cloth dfab, bonEd with rich n
cured silk lace nine inches wide, and ornamented with
lsstOons and rosettes The carriage drawn by set
Of six fine gray horses, fOurn.hand and Positions, and
accompanied by two out-rdcrS on gray horses.
HIS ExcELLFScY CorXr LuDoLr AMBASSADOR Ex.
TRAoEpIYARY FROM SICILY-1he carriage of his Excel.
lency the same that he has attended Her Majesty
Drawing rooms in on ordinary occasions. II has how
ever, been slightly "touched up The liveres were
but of the ption that the Count uses
all state occasions in this country In fact there appear.
ed In have been preparations made by the Premier
Ambassador Extraordinary
The carriages of the resident Turkish, French, Rus.
sian, and Austrian Ambassadors, those they are in
the habit Of using Stale occasions, newly decorated
for the day
Shortly after nine clock. the General in Command,
Sir Charles Dalbac rode down the line in Constitution
HILL attended by splendid cortege. The gallant officer
was loudly cheered. Soon nllerward, the members Of
the Royal Family arrived in succcsson ind entered the
Palace the PlEI!co side. They all received by
the people with enthusiastic shouts Precisely at 20
minutes 10 ten o'clock the procession headed by Mr..
Lee The High Constable Of Westminster, in full dress,
with his baton Of office, began TO move and precisely at
ten O'clock salute of q guns and the hosting of The
imperial standard in front of the Palace minated that
her Majesty had entered the State coach The process
sion proceeded in strict accordance with the official
engagements, as follows
Trumprters.
A squadron of Life Guards.
Under the direction of of the Queens Equerres
with two Assistants
Carriages of the Foreign Resident Ambassadors and
Ministers, in which they take precedence in
this country.
The Charge d Afalres Of Mexico.
The Charge dAtiaires of Portugal.
The Charge dAfares Of Sweden.
The Saxon Minister.
The Hanoveran Minister.
The Grepk Minister.
The Minister from the United States.
The Minister from the Netherlands.
The Brazilian Minister.
The Bavarian Minister.
The Danish Minister.
The Belgian Minister.
The Wurtemberg Minister
The Prussian Minister.
Carriages of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers
Extraordinary, in the order in which they respectively
report their arrival in this country.
Ahmed Fethlj Pasha, Ambassador Extraordinary from
the Sultan.
Marshal Soult, Ambassador Extraordinary from the
King OF the French
The Duke de PulmeIla Ambassador Extraordinary from
the Queen of Portugal.
The Count LowenhjeIm, Ambassador Extraordinary
from the King of Sweden.
The Marquis de Brignole, Ambassador Extraordinary
from the King of Sardinia.
Count Alien, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King
Of Hanover.
The Prince de Pubus, Ambassador Extraordinary from