Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-09

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vas in agitation at Noir Monitor; but the Eng +
ish did not consider it practicable. On the II
9th Of September the English anchored at the 7
sic Dieu with 1000 troops cnd 500 Royal,sts on.
BOARD, which were afterwards augmented in
number. Monsieur landed ON the 9th of Octo-
Der, and proposed to Charrette to Join him but
. foreign policy did not then allow a French
Prince to place himself at the head of Vcndee.
The Isle Dieu was in consequence evacuated in |
, very short time, and Monsieur was carried
back to England.
Here the ancient Pataceof the Kings Of Scot
land, called Holy rood House, was assigned for |
his residence; and it was in this asylum that the !
Prince passed some years, together with few
Frenchmcn who were devoted to him. NJ. de
Comic, Bishop ,f Arras, aud the Baron dc Roll,
enjoyed the greatest share Of his confidence.
In 1899, Monsieur went to London, where he
received communications from the Royalists of
Brittany; he did not return to E,lngburgh till
after the signing of prelimnaries of the treaty of
Amicns, and he repaired again 10 London on the
renewal of hostiiitics. When the Able Edge
worth escaped from France, he repaired TO tho
Prince, and passed week with him at Edin-
burol,. When at London Monsieur received
the French Refugees viii, the greatest Kindness;
he assisted ut the services in the French Chapel,
and visited the establishments of the Able
Carron.
We might well apply 10 this excellent Prince
what Bossett said Of thesgreat Conde--.sThe
hour OF God has arrived, the hour SO long desir-
ed, the honr OF compassion and OF grace. With
out being admonisl,cd by sickness, without beng
pressed by time, he performs what he had nedi-
tated, under the influence of wise religion,
which always regulated his conscience. He
conforms, with Christian humility. to this deci-
sion; and nobody has ey cr doubted his good faitin
1t was at this very time that Monsieur gave his
entire confidence to n distinguished ecclesiastic
who was formerly Minister of st. Sulpice and
who now occupies an eminent See in the Church
of France. We have thus witnessed this
Princes fidelity to all the practical parts of Reli-
gion, and who, as it also said of the great
Condo, is seriously engaged in conquering him
self! Prayers, good example, works of Chris
tian charity, will display all that remains to so
noble character; and even foreigners cannot
help being struck with theprofounda attention pa iii
by this Prince TO all pious exercises, and his ex-
emplary eXactitude i'm fulfilling the minutest du-
ties of the Church. It is in this manner that
Monsieur did honour TO his msfortunes, that he
rendered them useful TO Heaven, and prepared
himself in sile nee TO accomplish the views that
Providencehas assigned 10 him.
Such has been this Prince during his exile
such has le shewn himself whilst among us.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
FROM PERU.
Lieut. Hunter, of the frigate United States,
Capt Hull, arrived al this port, yesterday morn
ing, IN the schr. Utility, from Chagrc, which
vessel he brought home, the captain, mate, and
one seaman, having died at Clagre. Lieut..
Hunter brings the official account, printed at
TruIillo, o,I the 18th August, of Bolivar's vic
tory over the cavalry of Canterac. The Lieu
tenant was himself at Truillo after this event.
On the 18th August, there was public rejoic-
ing forit--a splendid dinner and ball were given
by the Project OF the place, and the heads OF
our government toasted on the occasion.
Judge Provost acted as Vice-President at the
dinner.
Lieut.. Hunter considers the Patriot cause rs
almost certain of entire success. Bolivar was
| extremely popular. Capt Hull was to sail on a
| cruize from Calao the day after the departure
OF the Lieutenant who has brought dispatches
from hun to our government On board the
trgate United States. every one well.
| The Congresso brig, Capt Young. was lost in
the harbour of Hnacho, on the LIST. Aug. whilst
her commando had gone as the bearer Of des-
patches To Bolivar.
On the 18th of July, whilst the Peruvian saua.
dron, under the command of Admiral Guise
| were lying at anchor. two vessels hove in sight
! IN the i5ucaroon Passage, which were discover
ed to be the Spanish priyatcer Presilente, with
her prize, the General Darlington. an American
| ship, with cargo worth about $500. 0OO.-Ad-
'nirai Guise Immediately slipped his cable, ant
| "Ss'' IA pursuit out, SdlinS QUIZ, could mol
come up with them until they reached the guns
OF the fort, where a few broadsites were given
and the fleet returned to its anchorage. The
| Gen. Darlington was captured under the charge
OF having violated the laws of the Indies.
Translated from La Gacefa Mercantile of Bueno.
.4yres.
SANTIAGO, cHILI, July 8.
On the 3dinstaDt, his Excellencv the Supreme
Director entertained, with splendid banquet
| his Excecncy the Minister Plenpotent,ary O
the United States of North America Mr.. He.
man Allen. 1t was attended by the gentlemen
composing the diplomatic crops, and the princi-
pal authorities civil, ecclesiastical and military
and number of illustrious Inhabitants of this
capital, who were invited, making in all so per-
sons. 1t Is grateful for us to announce the hiari-
ty, the mutual and inexpressbIe satisfaction that
prevailed I'm this august entertainment. His Ex-
cei!ency particularly manifested, more than ever
that aniability and suavity that characterized him.
and which make him so estimable to all those who
have the felicity to be acquainted and associate
with him. During the dinner, which commence
ed al and ended at in the evening, the follow
ing among other toasts were given
By the Supreme Director.--James Monroe
President of the United States: Imitator of the
virtues of the great Washington.
by bis Excellency Herman AlIen.-The Su-
prene director: His firmness and Sallantry in
the field OF battle, and his incorruptble interri-
~, having raised him to the first honors of the
state, may his successful administration secure
hir'' for ever, the respect and veneration of q
grateful nation
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