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

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and rnglets are shorler wrcaths ? Ia naii,e'F -
pornodour and cerise are fashionable. The leao
40 cnmnosed of lace and flowers continue III favor. 9
,rc worn very backward on the head Noiai
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the drnpery and front Of dresses
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w. r.caved last night the Paris papers oi wed
,ssdev and the Madrid papers of the Goth ult The
I;all. pou,e frigate commanded by the fr.nce ae
Io;ny;c has arrived a, Cherbourg FROM ST. Helena
with the remains of the Emperor Napoleon
The following is the report of his Royal ilshDesS 10
the Minister of Marine: =;
form;nu Won. Quilted All Saints Bay on September
II. running along the Of Brazil with The wno a,
East. but which, having veered 10 the Noltl n"1
Northeast enabled quickly 10 get INTO ihe
of ST. Helena without having TO pass '''e Ia,.n
parallel On entering this meridian. was oelay
ed by Gains and light breezes. on oe' sr, :,
cnme 10 an anchor in James Town Roads; J lie prlg
Oreste detached by Vice Admiral &c MacSau 10 o,'hs
10 the Belle poue pilot FROM the channel hau ar
rived the day before. AS this snip o.o"s III -
executing the orders had originally received. my
FIRE, care was to put NJ de Chabot, the kngs COM
n;..;o,ar in communication with Gen Mlddlemore,
Governor of the island. These gentlemen having set
tied, according to their respective ihsluctirhs' '"e
manner Of proceeding 10 the cShunation OF the re-
mains Of the Emperor Napoleon, and their translation
Tho Relic Poue the 18th October fixed for
tho execution of their plans The Governor charged
himself with the exhumatlon, and all TINT was 10
take place within the British Territory |, oy Tue
order Of October -, copy of which hereto annex.
regulated the honors to be paid the 10Th ana ION
hv the division under my command inc french
merchant Ships the Bonnie Annie, Captain Galet' ano
lnden. Captain Truequetil, eagerly rendered tneir
! assistance At midnight, the 10Th, the operation
commenced in the presence Of the French and Ing
ish commissioners Nj. DE Chabot and Captain Alex
ander of the royal engineers the WORKS were airee'
ed bv the latter AS NJ De Chabot renders 10 the
Government crcumstantial account oil the operations
n which he was witness, / conceive that am
d;sp.nsed from entering into the same Details ana
.Lnll content myself with saying that at ten IN the
morning the coffin was found III the grave Aler nav
in,r raised it in ACT il was opencc ana Inc ooay WIS
rnd IN nm uphoped.for state Of preservation At ths
snlern momeut at the sirht of the easily recognized
remains Of him who had done so much Tor the glory
Of France the emotion was deep ana unanimous.
AT half.past three o'clock the guns o. Inc ioI'
announced 10 the ships and vessels IN Inc roau,
stead that the funeral procession hau ~,
lis march towards James Town. The militia ana the
troops of the garrison preceded the car, which was
covered with pail, the corners being borne oy uehe-
rails Bertrand and Gourgaud, and Messrs. he ascases
and Marchand, the authorities ana CROWD OF tue IN.
hhbtauts following The guns Of the fr'gate having
answered those OF the fort, she continued TO hire minute
,u,s From the morning the yards were stang, ana
the tiars hosted l,amast high, as signs oil mourn
nr in which the foreign ships and vessels joined
When the procession appeared on the quay, the I'm
rsh ICONS formed double line through which the
car nassed slowly to the shore. AT the water edge,
whore the English lines had terminated, had col
lected all the officers of the French d'vision wait
ing, in deep mourning and heads uncovered me
approach Of the coffin when WITHIN twenty PAGES
Of u.s. il stopped and the governor, advancing to me,
delivered up to me, in the name OF ms Government
the remains of the Emperor Napoleon. As soon as the
coffin was lowered into the boat Of the gate prepared
to receive it. the general emotion was again renewed
the diving wish of the Emperor Napoleon began TO be
,ccomnlished-bis remains reposed under the national
flag. All sign of mourning was from that time asan-
doncd the same honors which the Emperor would nave
received had he been living were PAID TO s mortal re-
mains ard was amidst salutcs from the ships, dressed
ont IN their colors, and their yards manned, that tie
cr,ter, escorted by the boats Of all the ship, pur-
s,,ed its way slowly towards the !rgate-On ar
irving on board the coffin was received between
two ranks of officers under arms, and carried on TO
,ba ouarter.deck which had been arranged
caappeiie ardcnc. According as YOU had ordered me-
Guard of sixty men, commanded by the senior Lieu
tenant of the frigate, did the honours. Although y
was already late the absolution was pronounced and
the BODY remained thus exposed all night The alino-
ner and an officer kept watch by IFS side On the 10th,
n 10 o'clock in the morning nil the officers and
Of the French ships Of war and merchantmen having
bce, assembled on board the irigate, solemn funeral
service was ceebrated the body was then lowered be-
tween decks where chappele ardentc had been pre-
n IT,
The rga.e was ready SAIL bu. the drawing up of the
proccsS-rerJeau1 required two days. and only on
the morning of the 18th that the Belle Poue and Favor
tie were able TO ret under weigh. The Oreste, which
left at the same time, sailed for lis destination Alter
prosperous and easy passage, have just anchored
in the roads of Cherbourg, at lve in the morning.
"Receve, Admiral, the assurance of my respect
The Captain Of the Belle Poule,
80 Np'N'' y - "F. DoRLEAy.
"Roads of Cherbourg, Nov. go"
The Moniteur Parisen says that the funeral ceremo-
nv is fixed for the 10th ns Thursday week, and that
orders have been given to hasten much possible the
preparations the lnvades, and along the line which
the cortese will follow.
MoNARCHICAL GOVERNMENT.
THE QrrEs ASD Princess RoYaL..-The marriage
of our gracious Queen will be recollectcd took place
on the 10th of February last and within month Of that
ioycus epoch gratifying the kingdom at large; 1t
may be borne in mind that her Majesty ceased, by the
advice of her medical attendants to take equestrian ex
ercse. This indication OF state OF health which
at once led to the conclusion that 'nation hopes
were in progress towards contamination, and those
hopes have been most happily realized. Her Ma
iestys principal medical attendants, Sir james Clarke
and DR.. Charles Locock, were Of late constant IN
their attendance Windsor Castle, and within the last
fortnight were most anxious that her majesty should
return 10 Buckingham Palace. This removal was ef-
ectcd on Friday week, when her Majesty arrived III
town in perfect health and excellent spirits Almost
every day since up Thursday last, her Majesty has
taben an IN pony pIdtoH aihs, SSSo"-
panied by Prince Albert, and in the evening presided
her usual select dinner parties On Friday her Majesty
and Prince Albert walked in the garden Of the Palace,
and again did her Majesty take her seat at the dinner
table continued apparently in her usual health. till
eleven o'clock, when she retired TO rest suspicion
being then entertained of the approach of those suffer
ings which proydcntally have terminated in manner
so satisfactory to every branch of her august family,
well to the delight of her loyal and devoted sub
jecis. At two o'clock yesterday morning the first
ri Indicated,
her Majesty with great rmness directed that her at
tendunts should be summoned; among them was Mrs.
Lilly, who have heard was formerly nurse TO the
Duchess Of Sutherland, and whose experience at
once iorewarned her of the proprety of Immediately
sumnonng her Majesty's professional advisers. Sir
James Clarke, DR.. Locock, Mr.. r. Ferguson, and Mr..
r. Blagden, instantly sent for, and were quickly
on the spot No doubt now existed that her majesty
was in labor although days sooner than had been
anticipated, the impression was that she would have
remained convaescent till early in December. Such
preparations the suddenness of the emergency would
permit were made without delay; and by command of