Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
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Tsere !. not, At nrtsen,, believe sny probability
tina, Permanent will he assembled before February.
The accounis f:o:n the coast relative 10 the ei ~
the dreadful storm Which ragged during oa'u.ray anu
sunday IRE q. mos, distressing DESCRIPTION n loss
az IN. and property has been iinnense sho - 'e'
m..r v,s,e. fonndered that w be heard o., Inc
unhappy crews perishing win them. c,
TIE .sss,on erected on the Goodwin Sands from
which s, much benefit vas expecien 10 sniff'hs y"
,hose dangerous sands has sorry 10 Bee, gwen
vav 10 the late gales. j, has caused much regret 10
The mercantile circles, who looked to The result WIN
considerable interest, although many persons nave
i,no doubted the practicabili'y Of the plan.
Tyv Delicate qFair in High Lje-Great interest
has been excited in England by the publicuton oil ~
mors of very delicate affair IN high lite IDe rnnihf
i that noble Prince has long been sttacheo 10 ''e
edes, daughter of noble Duke, whose family on one
side claims certain consanguinily with that OF .he
,orersirn The result of the mutual passions e1isting
ON the mar, If the Prince ard the lady, leaders an
a,onemer, by marriage absolute necessary. ne
lady is in the way to become mother anu ~ 'he
shor, space of three months viii ENJOY 'he blessings o
feel The panqs of maternity. Her adyshIps situation
il. of course now unable to lie any longer conceaeo
snd ha, father has communicated with the Prince 8
father The subject. a.
His Royal HI ghness Immediately assen'ed 10 ,he
necessity of union between his son and The NOBLE
and the prince himself 10 make the re paraon
WINCH lies in his power. But according to the terms
of the ROYAL Marriage Act which was passed m Inc
time Of George the Thrd no member OF the i'oya'
family can espouse any one without The previously
obtained consent OF the sovereign.
Were the Prince and the lady IN question 10 oc uheu
without such consent, tie marriage would De 'eea'
and the offspring thereof illegtimae. The Queen mas,
therefore been applied the present emergency aho
all attempts induce her to alter her decision are
Her Majesty consent Is not alone sufficient iha' %
the Prvy Council must also oe oola'ueo' a'ei ye'
notice formally given.
Her Majesty Tor her Privy CouncID argues thus
AT IL posslble nv children may die then comes the
King Of Hanover who is very old; after him, Prince
George OF Hanover, who is very sekly next .be Luxe
of Sussex and then the Duke OF Cambridge.
Now if all these events were TO happen, the rfince
alluded 70 would stand excellent chance oil assuming
the scep,re also In this case, subject becomes TUE
Queen Of England should the Prince al present sspouse
The LADY, and such contingency, however remote aha
improbable it may appear, must not be allowed TO exist
So We hear reasons the Queen; and should suppose
her decision is also backed by the advice OF some OF e
Ministers and advisers; say 'some, because we can
state upon authority, that the Duke Of Wellington s IN
favor of the union. M,
Loss of the .7merican Ship Harre 6y fre-The
Bordeaux journals give an account ct the lo.ai
ton by fire. of the American ship Havre, OF 4'U TONS
Captain McKown, lately arrived in that port from
New Orleans. and intending TO return nmediateiy IN
ballast II appears that the fines burst out about TWO
o clock in the morning Of Thursday week ne most
prompt exerlons were made hy the fremen oil The
town and the troops Of the garrison, to exl'ngn'sh
tered at one po than they broke out with increased
violence At the other This IS attributed TO the ell
feet of the wnier acting upon her cargo, WHICH
was chiefly ro.n. No hope Of saving the hull remain
ed and all endeayors were necessarily confined 10
clearing away as much Of the rigging and other movea-
bic articles possible. Al twelve O'Clock IN The day
the foremas fell the river, and was soon followed
bv the others Al three clock the vessel vas still
burning and formed spectacle which attracted thou'
sands OF beholders. At six o'clock her remains were
completely submerged by the food tide Reports were
circulated that the crew had got drunk, and set fire to
the ship in four places and afterwards abandon
ed her carving with them Ill they could lay hands on;
but as judicial inqary has been instituted, the truth
or .aI.vhood of this unputa,ion Will doubt be shortly
shown. Three negro-s belonging TO the iiavre have
been taken into custody
The greater portion Of The town If Zcchanow, in
Russa, has been destroyed hy Gre, and three hundred
tames reduced to destiinlion.
The King of the French entered upon his 10Th year
m the 9Th ut. Ills Majesty commenced his pubic
career II years of age, aud has consequently been
occupied with political affairs during 81 years
The wheat crop of France in 1912 has almost doubled
tf during the last thirty years, and that OF potatoes
bern iiyefold during the same period
A letter from ST. Petersburg Of the l,h October
sa,s owe have this moment received information that
tn, greater part The CITY of Pekn has been destroyed
hy fire.
CoMgr-M. l.auger, young astronomer, attached
10 he observatory of Paris discovered about seven
ocock the evening Of the 2;.h ut, the existence
in he Constellation Dragon Of comet, extremely
week, and w;ihou, the appearance Of tail Al ab"nl
ten minutes past eight o'clock, Paris time, The right
ascension Of this star was sixteen hours forty one
mint les and the borenl declenson sixyeght degrees
fort, four minutes The right ascension Increased IN
six ours by three minutes thirty three seconds time,
aud he declcnson diminished twenty minutes In The
sumein;ervai.
Lod Melbourne has been severely i'll at Brocket Hail.
his hfifordshire estate.
Price Esterhuzy the Austrian Ambassador, has H.
nally taken his departure from this country, having
resgnd his appointment az Ambassador at the British
Court The Prince embarked at Dover, on Friday,
for Caai..
The il!gemeine Zs,ung mentions that the writings
of Mr. Charles Dickens have been translated into the
Turks! langusge.
VALlBLE DivrDFsD.-A final dividend, on the
bankrur estate Of Messrs Caldwell, Smith and Co,
has beer declared of five sixteenth. OF penny IN the
pound The commission is dated 23i March, 1873
How mny Of the creditors are alive To claim thus
magnificent dividend, and how much would proof OF
twenty punds secure'-L;r. European
1t viii give all admirers of true poetry qualification
TO hear hat her Majesty has conferred pension oil
E3OO year upon VIM. Wordsworth. Long may he
live to ENJOY it-GloGe
The Pns Moni,eur publishes royal ordinance,
dated thu ooh ut, appointing Lieutenant General
Sebastian TO the command Of the first military DIVISION
in place oil cut General Count Pal placed dispon
siLih,c "he Moneur adds, that General SrhaslIan
tonk the Command Of the FIRST military division on the
3lst
Joseph lonnparte is said 10 have removed the difficult
ties whichay in the way Of the esamentary gifts of his
uncle the Cardinal Fesch, regarding his rgacies to
Corsica, presenting donations equivalent to them to
his native bwn. Among them s statue Of the First
Consul ard OF the numerous pictures Of the rich gal
lery beque ahed 10 him by the CARDINAL he has given
100 10 Basic 80 10 Core, where ne born, and 80
10 the dllTacnt coDmunes of the department.
The Cornell General Of Corsica have forwarded an
address tie French Government, praying for grant
of public mney 10 complete monument in that coun
try to the Emperor Nlp'sleoa.
The Nana!, in adverling to The affairs Of Canada,
says ether, never better opportunity than the
present for tie French Canadians assert their indie
pendenre, aud separate themselves fer from the
English"
The Frenh papers generally express strong oppos-
ton the proposal !or commercial treaty with Eng
g., rheh .;ntn In he bt-