Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-16
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
BY the arrival at New-York, of the packe
sinp Bayard, Captain Robinson, from Hayre
the Editors of the Commercial Advertiser hav,
received regular files of Paris papers to the I'd O
October
The censorship of the press was removed or
the 3Oth Sept. The NIonteur of that day con
tains the following ordinance:
s'CHARLEs, &c.
ON OF Judging it necessary to maintain for 6
longer period, the measure which was adoptet
under different circumstances, against abuses o
the liberty of the Journals,
'sThe ordonnance Of the 18th of August last
which recalled into vigour the laws of Marcel
81, 1920. and July 20, 1921, shall cease to have
its effect.n
The Paris Constitutional of the !st of Octo
Der contains the account of the arrival of Gen
La Fayette in New York.
a Paris papcrsays tits rumored that the King
offered Nj. de Chateaubriand, in his quality oi
Minister of Stale, 10000 francs, which he re-
fused.
"A change of Ministry is talked of in the French
papers.
King Charles X. entered Paris OH the 27tb
september, on which occasion he was received
with the utmost enthusiasm although the rain
ieh IN torrents. After his arrival at Notre Dame,
g. tas addressed by the Archbishop, who ex
pressed his grief on the death of the late King.
and congratulated his Majesty on his accession
10 the throne. The King then made the follow
lne reply
"Sir--My first duty, as it was my first care.
On an occasion so affecting to my heart, was to
PROSTATE myself before the Lord, to solicit from
him, through the nntercesson of the Ho!y Vir-
GIN, the strength and courage necessary TO ena-
re me to fulfil the important task which has
zen imposed upon me. Without him we are
hothins-with him we can do every thing. As
III ont
i,isnI not so much for myself as for France which
my brother has rendered SO happy-Yes, not
outstanding the grief feel, l am confident.
that with the support of the Most High, shall
succeed, not in making you forget the loss which
you have sustained, but at least in softening its
bitterness
letter from Upland states, that peasant
girl has been initiating Prince Hohenlohe, and
working miracles. She has, however been
cIted to appear before the High Consstorial
Sonrt, IN order to give an account Of herself
The Bourdeaux paper of the 9th Sept. mem
hons that courier has brought news from Spain
OF the arrival at Majorca of Russian squadron
of p, ZOO men, from which an officer was des-
patched to Madrid.
The Dey OF Algiers has announced that no " i'll
make war upon Sardinia within one month from
the 9th OF September, unless that Country nav tn
nm the full amount of the tribute which he had
imposed. He has made the same declaration tn
Holland. with injunction to separate herself
IRON an alliance With Spain within three months
rte mas declared var without restriction aqajnst
Spatn' me Dutch Admiral commanding in the
mediterranean, las notified the Spanish govern
ment, That ne cannot extend his protection to
spanish subjects, IN case OF an attack from the
AiSernes. y squadron of twelve vessels well
armed and equipped, were at Algiers, ready for
sea on the 9th of Sept.
Inc Paris papers contain London dates of the
SOtn October, by which it appears that Lord
Wellington's health was in a very precario,.s
state.
The Rev. MIR. Cotton is stated in the London
Courier, to have arrived at Hayre, in the brig
Peregriue, from Boston.
SPAIN.
Our latest advices from Madrid are 10 the Goth
of Sept. letter of that date says Mr.. Yea
took possession of his port folio on the 18th
without taking the customary oath of Office al
though Inc requested the King to permit him tn
do SO; is considered that his Ministry will be of
short duration; it is further said that the CIcrrv
are hostile to him. on the ground of their sup
posing him to be by no means disposed to second
their views. He is said TO be in the bad oyaces
Of the Infant Don Carlos. Comrnissaries
rom different municipal bodies in the kingdom
nave arrived here to request tue government to
send to their several cities French parrisons
adequate TO check the people, who are in a state
OF INSTRUMENTATION IN all quarters. At Cortloya
the popul9ce broke open the prison doors, en-
tered then, possessed themselves Of all the Isevs
killed twenty persons, and severely wounded a
great nunber;-they afterwards spread them
selves throughout the CITY, where they commit
ted all sorts of excuses. Like scenes took
place at Cuenca and -l4,nlnca: III this attercitv
the agents OF the police were either oiIive6 IN
fly or c JnCeal Themselves. The Madrid police
compelled more than 200 Of those who had fol.
lowed the Cortes to Cadil, to leave the former
city. The Ex-minister Cruz, is still in prison
The freemasOns are those whom the government
seems most TO dread, and il is against them that
the police directs all the instruc tons which il
gives to its agents.
A large number of insurgents have assem-
bled in the province Of Cuenca. They are com
rnanded by the old political CHEF Of this pro-
Tince!
q vessel belonging to the revolutionary OK
petition, under Lopez I}anOs, was in the be-
gnniag of sept IN the gHlph of Alfugus in the
kmgib.n Of Valencia. where he intended TO eE
fecCa IaU ling; bu; OF ;rc 6ti Ae was overtsken
wiIi a vioieut Temps; vi.ich lasted 4a hours, in