Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

bo,,,brn, Princess. wrapped in flannel, in her arms;
she wa attended by Sir James Clarke, VINO announced
tic fact OF lis being female. iieF n'..'
ne the assembled att lorities; but Tile qua zones
II which she indicated her displcasure Il. sucn III
ex,ospr.. while they proved tie soundness oil hcr
lungs and the maturity of her frame, rendered II aa'
sahie that she should be returned 10 hcf chaIoe' " :.
cove her first attire HIS Royal iighness Prince Al
her, HAVING received The congratulations o all present,
conveyed the gratifying intelligence that her Majesty
y.s in all respCcts as well could be e5peclco anu
he officials retired 10 spread the happy news
out The metropolis and TO prepare TO meet IN
,yh;,her the Priyy Council were forthwith snnmonao
, meet n, four o'clock to give the usual directions lot
announcing to the nation, as well as 10 foreign oiaes
an event of such deep and gratifying Importance. Mes
scngers were Immediately dispatched 10 every orahch
of the royal family in town; and soon alter ihee coch
the following bulletin was exhibited at lhe pr'hcP"
entrance Of the Palace .,o
aBuek;uehen Palace, Nor. 81, 1910.
.sThe Queen was safely delivered of Princess tins
afternoon. at ten minutes before two o'clock. her
Majesty and the Royal Infant are doing well:
2Signeh "JAMEs CLARKE, Nj. d.
ssR. BLAGDEs,
aCuARLEs LococR, VI. II.
uRoBEET FERGUSON.
atcour,'cock the Privy Council assembled at White
hall and was attended By his Royal Hlghness Prince
Albert The usual constitutional forms were opsefVea'
md under
Ror,l Richness Prince Albert assumed his ohce oil ne
ren, un,l her Macstys convalescence shall have been
declared Al the foreign and the other Offices, dfec
tons were given for conveying inc nciiigehce WV"
all possible despatch, not only to the foreign courts,
but to all parts of the Kingdom. me io"el su"ss
that form of Thanksgiving for the Queen sate oe
livery of Princess should be prepared by the Arch
bishop of Canterbury 10 be read IN all the Churches
and Chapels throughout the kingdom. an txtraoi r
l..I,a -, I'm
binary Gazette also pubiisheu W .he cou''e -
the evening So unexpected was the happy occur
renee. that the whole town was taken by SURPRISE
and many of those manifestations OF JOY which would
otherwise have been afforded, were reserved Tor inns
doy In Tic evening the JOY bells OF 81. Margafet
Westminster rang a merry peal; but we did not near
,hse of the mapy other parishes of the metropolis IN
motion For this apparent nertness, however, we nave
no doubt ample amends will be made TINS Gay, ano
the country, from end to the other, VIII 'estiy
IFS heartfelt qualification. vi the character o. TIE pup
lie rcioicnqs which will doubt take place, vc can
., prcsent form 10 opinion; but there 10 little doubt
TIM, GENERAL illumination will form prominent iea
ture in The expression ofhe universal happiness which
her Maiesty's safe recovery will muse On inquiry
nj the palace at late hour last night we had The adj
dtiona qualification to hear that her Majesty and the
ROYAL infant were we'll London Otsereer.
TIE DRAMA.
aS;r Edward Lytton Buwer's new play entitled
ssNoney." which was to have been produced at the
Haymarket theatre early last month, was then post
poned on account Of the illness Of Mr. Strickland who
was to perform part Of some Importance IL was
afterwards intended TO bring it out on Thursday last
but has been again postponed in consequence Of the
death Of one OF Mr. Macreadys Children and the then
serious illness of another. The latter, we are happy
to saw is recovering but Mr. Macrcady IS man
of strong parental affections it is uncertain when the
pay NAV be produced, though day next week has
been named Sir Edward gets $500 down for i, from
Webster, besides considerable SUN from Saunders n
Otey for permission print it, and contingent! advan-
tages in its cunning given number OF nights
Sir Edward is greatly disappointed at the accidental
delays which have taken place in its production we
hear from private source that some OF MS TRENDS
have advised him TO eXpunge a scene IN which he
makes pointed reference to some gambling occur
rences in Crockford's club-lest of the parties
pointed at should make the matter ground Of per-
sonal quarrel This advice was rendered to him three
weeks ago we haze not heard whether or not ne has
adopted II.
new historical drama partly founded on Mr.. Aims
worth Tower OF London and partly on several other
comparatively unknown publications, was produced OH
Monday, at the Adelph with complete success 1t IS
quite Of the meo dramatic character Cir Paul Bedford
naturally a tall and stout man, personates Magcg and
by dnt Of the art reso"d to such occasions has his
fair proportions "prodgously extended. lie made
to stand nearly eight feet high, with proPortonable
circumference The title ofthe piece is "Queen Mary,
or the Tower Of London"
The Concerts oliver are still continued at Drury
Lane and mostly attract overlooking houses. MIR. Ell
lison WILL Of course, pursue his present line CT manage
rial policy, so long il is crowned with such brilliant
1t is Thought that these concerts viii at least
attract until after the Christmas l1oydays, and that
then he may find IT necessary 10 have recourse TO his
contemplated operate performances. AT Coyent Gar
den Madame Vcstris still persists in reproducing old
pieces. The "Spanish Curate" having ceased 10 at
tract, she has brought out I" Midsummers Night
Dream, which very snowy and pleasing TO the eye,
but possesses no hstrlonc exceences. She has not
only not produced any thing new for some weeks, but
has not even single novelty underlined. The result
exactly might have been expected while the neigh
boring establishment Drury Lane is nightly cramned
in every part, Covent Garden exhibits the unpleasant
and Improbable spectacle of empty boxes-l is we'll
known TO the private friends of Madame, that she has
this season lost very considerable sum, and it is doubt
ed by many whether she will be able to keep the house
open until the usual period OF closing the season. The
nightly expenses are little short of f200.
The Olympic Theatre closed few ghts ago in con-
sequence of the thin attendance, until after Christmas
holidays Though Madame Vesris used 10 average
her .e4G0 and clear profits every eight months during
which the lasted the present manager has not
been able to draw much would cover more IMAM
two-thirds Of the expenses.
FRANCE.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The state Of public feeling IN some
parts of France may be collected from the fact that the
National Guard of Carcassone having elected their
captains and inferior officers, the latter proceeded on
Friday last to elect Chef de Battalion. The ballot
showed that out oil the ~ Objects fotco,
given their suiaaes 10 Armand Barbes the leader OF
the instruction of Paris the 18th of May last year.
and who had been sentenced to death for that crime by
the Court of Peers, but which sentence the hng had
commuted into one of Punishment or Imprisonment for
| life.
The Minister Of The Interior having reported the fact
to the King with recomme ndation that the National
Guard of Carcassonc should be Immediately dissolved,
His Majesty issued decree accordingly
REMAINS OF NAroLEox.-The Belle Poule frgate, and
her consort the Favorite, arrived at Cherbourg Nov
3Oth, from St. Helena, with the remains of Napoleon
The Moneur Parisen states that the funeral IN Pa
rs was fixed for the 10th inst, but our private letters
treat this announcement erroneous "Ihe works
in process of erection, says our correspondent scan
not possibly be finished in the short space OF week
and, even they terminated within that time, many
arrangements may become necessary which would
pos ponement of The funeral ceremony, admit
ting that the 10th inst has been fixed by Government
for that object.
"Thc Es panadc of the nvalides rather the whole
space (and considerably extending from that edi
fee TO the Qua d'orsay, is occupied by workmen,