The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-19 00:00:00

Sept. 19,1:4_

LOUIS PHILIPPE'S NOTES OF MS LIFE.

One of the most interesting papers found in the port'
feuille of the ex-King of the French, on his escape fr°l3'
the Tuileries, is a sort of chronological statement, en-
titled "Notes annales," briefly setting forth the princiPe;
events of his life, which has assuredly been "strange and
eventful." The dates are punctually affixed. It aPP
he was born in Paris on the 6th of Oct., 1778. He Will
made Colonel in 1785, and first fought at the battles
of
Boussu and Quarignon in 1792. Same year (the first of
the Republic) he was made Lieutenant-General, and ir!so
at the battles of Valney and Jernmappes. That year 1;,,
endeavoured in vain to persuade his father to retire 11'
America. He and his sister afterwards took refuge in
Bremgarten (1793), and his father, who journeyed on fo.o!
in Switzerland, almost without money, was refused ad
-
tby the monks of St. Gothard. After a variety
of adventures in other states, he returned to Bremgarte!
in January, 1794. In 1795, being unable to embark for
America, he successively visited Sweden, Norway, ant
Lapland. In 1797, he and his two brothers met in 01
United States, and together visited the interior. 'Del
went to New Orleans in 1798. Waiting to go to Sp,
to join their mother, they arrived at the Havana on the
13th of March. and were compelled to remain there for
more than a year.
In 1800 the three brothers went to London, and Sowl
after went up the Mediterranean in search of their rnothn
but could not join her. They returned to England, .au"
took a house at Twickenham, whence they made excursion%
into the interior of England and Scotland. In 1807 till
Duke de Montpensier died. The ex-king again visiw'
the shores of the Mediterranean, and was repulsed for,
Gibraltar, and was conveyed back to the shores of Engiar....
He was allowed (1808) to rejoin his mother, and Ito"'
embarking at Portsmouth. was joined by Mdlle. d'Orlean!!,
shorn he had not seen since 1794. They arrived at gel
early in 1809. In February, same year, after 16 yearefa
separation, the mother, the son, and sister met, a,n„.
arrived together at Palermo. On the 25th of November
the Duke espoused Marie Amelie of Sicily, aged 27 ve,l
In 1814, on the first news of the restoration, the.
for France, and appeared at the Tuileries le
uniform of a French Lieutenant-General. In Marc
1815 he was sent to Lyons to concert measures for ort
France th
toe
joi n advance
his family in of NapoEngland.lcon. SamHee yreturned to
ear be le
France with his family in 1817. The following
the document ; the ex-king being then 57 years of age 1—
Neuilly
.. REVOLUTION OF JULY.
The Duke of Orleans, Lieut..
General of the Kingdornf
is proclaimed King on th°
7th of August. the

1830, July .. ..
1830, Aug. .. ..

The Pope has put his veto on the Diplomatic Relit°
Bill.
On Saturday, the Marquis and Marchioness of Lan9,,;
downe arrived in Kingstown in the Admiralty steamer
Banshee, and proceeded to the Viceregal-lodge. mea
At the Middlesex sessions, on Saturday, a man nto
John Spice was sentenced to three months' imprisonsl:A
with hard labour, for being in possession of "a fort
hackney-carriage number plate."
ROYAL VISIT TO CHATSWORTH.—The Duke of Pfleg°llsl
shire is dispensing his princely hospitality to their .omci
Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, '3"
a distinguished circle of the aristocracy.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-A few weeks since, a Noel!ri
named Parker, wife of a labourer at Yateley, left her h°'e,
and her body was found in a ditch in Sandhurst on Sst,l;
day, so decomposed as not to be identified except by
clothes.
SUMMARY OP DONCASTER RACES. Total nucae.,, of,te
Stakes 25 ; won by favourites 8 ; won by non-favoinli,
10 ; forfeits 7. Horses entered 410 ; horses started,ol"
Total amount of stakes £15,155 ; subscriptions .£14,114“
public money given £1,105.
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The mansion called " Vernovignetto' " the sp—i9i
de.
E. A. J. Harris, M.P., at Christchurch, Hants., was of
stroyed by fire, on Saturday. The most valuable Ptilbe
the furniture was saved. The property is insured P
Phoenix.
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THE SINGLETON SCHOONER.—CODSideFehie
hension still prevails in this town respecting the faring
this fine little craft. Up to our going to press note
which can be relied on has been beard of her. She isg e
property of our esteemed member, J. H, Vivian, g
and sailed from this port with copper-ore for Liverr'
three weeks ago.—Cambrian.
rad des A STRANGE CENSUS.—We read in the Jou
Debate,—"The Government, in order to obtain ani, e"—cOn
account of the respective strength of each party in Fri
has ordered to be drawn up, in every department, a eiTerg
ral list of all the citizens who have been named nie4ach..,
of the municipal councils, indicating the opinions,tl upoix
This demand, which is imposed with great urgel„--viz.,
the prefects, lays down the four following categgt-ns, and
Legitimatists, Conservatives, ardent Repubm—
moderate Republicans."
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LATEST FROM IRELAND.—The official se.- -11 districtg
reached Dublin on Sunday from the southern had
state that the large bodies of the peasantil wut, ring
igh OU
been assembled along the Suir and in then e u„ into
hills in the early part of the week had and r
small bands of between thirty and renal de.-
were traversing the country without anT FP
uzdane Understood
vised object as far as their movements could still the order
by the authorities. Alarm, however' of a renewal
expectation
of the day, and there was hourly
out-break bein%
of hostilities—the points of anticipated
othe
Carrick, Fethard ; and Heaven knows how manY
places besides. as very
ARTIFICIAL TEETII.-An ingenious method h nur_
fifty, andethat these
recently been discovered by Mr. Moggridge, of 01" t for
lington-street, who mann time ago obt.:nol p.ten
an invention by which the pneumatic principle was nlrf
applicable for the fixing of artificial palates, for formsA
artificial teeth, and for constructing and tinting them 1..!
such a manner that a closer resemblance to nature is Ind
duced than has hitherto been obtained ; in fact a metii"...f
by which the graduated opacity and semi-transparency !.
natural teeth are represented. This invention is of inter'
est to a vast number of persons, and will supersede rOl
somewhat repulsive custom of making use of the tee hi
dead men to supply the wants of living, a practice wt 4
engenders in many instances disease. It is a fact tide
there has lately been an importation of teeth from , ' ryl,";
into London, the teeth having been extracted froe2;:io
jaws of the insurgents and their opponents slain in the'
insurrections in the former city. e
Scorrisu AGILITY. - Oil Thursday afternoon the
Queen and Prince Albert, with the Princess Royal
Prince of Wales, and Prince Alfred, arrived in the 110
carriage. at Braemar, and were received in front of ,a,
mansion by Mr. and Mrs. Farquharson, of lnvereswo
On alighting from the carriage, the Queen was prese2oo.
with a bouquet of wild flowers, interspersed with ge'*". 01.4
roses, by Master Alexander Ricardo ; and the Polleaell
Royal, the Prince of Wales, and Prince Alfred, were.,.gtet
presented with an elegant bouquet of flowers by 0171;00
James Ross Farquharson, Master Francis Duass
ere
quharson, Master George Murray Farquharson, o
Master John Athol Farquharson. These youths _
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clad in the highland garb, and the Royal children too
dressed in the Stuart tartan. Her Majesty and the Pro
being seated on a rustic chair, set on a carpeting 0' for
Farquharson tartan, General Sir A. Duff gave orders,*
the games to commence; and then followed such awaid
tions of athletic power and Celtic enthusiasm es the
only be appreciated by being seen. In half an hour t,„O
was such foot-racing, hill-climbing, hammer-thro7sa
and caper-tossing as only the highlands of Scotland tad
produce, and none but such men as those of Athol ...0
Braemar can perform, One Herculean highlander ti,',5t..4
a 161 b. hammer 90 feet 7 inches; and five stalwart L4' 0.
ran up Craig Clunie for a distance of half a mile in, 'race
seven to nine minutes. The foremost runner in this and
climbed the mountain and crags as nimbly as a doer'
accomplished the feat so cleverly that Her Majesty,o re-
had viewed the race through a telescope, left 51. is
ward for his agility.

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LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET—YEsrEfLon dsn
We have had a large supply of stock at our market tie-:faer
which was generally of inferior quality, and, on the wh° lb'
with dull sale at the following prices:—Beef, sd. to 6d. P
Mutton, 50. to bid. ; Lamb, sid. to 6d.