Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01


outrageous; without participating IN has anger ltur We
are MT Frcnchmen9 think 1t right TO make 1t
Known We ourselves anticipate no changes IN tho
law OF The press, nor dissolution OF the esn4aNe
body; and TO appoint Ministry which cannot COM
maud majority in the Chamber of Deputies, seems
10 us lie hiring cook who docs not know now 10
dress n single dish. The King must have been
strangely nisled ii he has done this However, as
our correspondent justly remarks time viii dissipate
the illusion. wherever 1t may be-
With the personal qualifications and antcccdcnt
history Of the mon composing the new French Mn
istry we have nothing to do; and II is absurd 10 SUP
pose that tho Duke Of Wellington has had any cv-
Germ in the nomination of them. We ccrtunly do
not wish for u Ministry in France that would 90 TO
wnr with us because eat puddings, and the French
omecttes. Bat exclusive Of that, let Frunce pursue
her Course ant " III pursue Ii the two hap
pen to lead 10 the issue, side by side, much
the better fnot, let each exert his intellect 10 show
that his is best.
With respect to- tire affairs Of the East. II the
Turk will neither Accommodate his differences with
Russia nor oppose the pp,grcss al the northern in
vader, we do not see what either Franco or England
do, but Let him ne bestcn he II wish.-
And if, ssgim, he will come To no terms with the
Greeks England France to ina he for him
upon this wretched pcop,? No. the Greeks must
take what they get. But If, the contrary, he
con!eSscs the impu OF his arnrs aud throws hni-
self upon the protection OF France aud England, 1t is
probable that the two Powers couiedcrdtcd ainity,
may procure for nm better terms both towards the
Bakn and towards the Peloponnesus, than he eau
would be his wsrst for let 1t be observer,
thai France anil En- gland not in the Stnaton in
which 'nedators are generally placed, Tuey want
| nothing for themselves! and We cannot. az said
yesterday, 1t P1S-ble for nations 10 have
moro glorious task Tssigned to them than that of
prescribing tcrnIs winch shall he graclo,slv acrrI>
ted by e,nbi,tcrcI combat tans: bnt il Is task In
which, whatever might bc the French Ministry, pei-
thPr of Tho nations you'll have the pr'.t1nlnence.
We have already given o,riniUn OF the new
French Ministry generally; hut arr neither pcde-
ed TO its continuance ;ai wish the for
urr for pnace-sakn.--Ahat is for p,aice in France,
| for there is nothur, the dissolution of a French
! Ministry tn diSTnrt England fhe rmors of the in
stability Of our own Cabinet ar. we pre'Iicted,
nov wholly vanslei. Pho mutual attachment he
tween tho Duke and Mr.. Peel arising from kindred
views and the coni,IHon in which they have
fought and triumpbetl, obvious and We should
think il likely be dIstn bed, the firm dissnlv
eri. by thar Jmiabe prrsonnee, who, nov tbs, hs
vrtrons utuh'r IS dead, dnre to PRESENT TO his start
led ath-rrnts his wife in her siead.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS
PAeIs Arg n
just burst Our Ministry cnty rTno"ieied TINS evening
Paris CONSERVATION and nc funds have sustained
considerable fall! vas aware thai from Sunday lasi the
old Ministers hogan @ their insecurity and presagr their
disgrace At the that the public thought them
DAY, u'ori ta FOR ta.s previously the hing
had Sustained decided failure OF pruers and a remained
boiet appt have bSrn taken for the express purpose Of
striking nc decisive blow 70 the Of the
be Minister OF Foreign A1tirs and President Of the Council;
VI lie Comte dc Ia DouEdonhaye will l@ Minister OF the lnrror
OF War an+ the vrr Admiral Rieny of Marine II lie
Courvoiser will have tire seals ard be Minister OF Justice NJ
de MonDel viii We Minister OF Pubic lns,IUctun and OF Re,i
gon, regards all practical business2alf
l nl1fei) Tue Almaner of the King. Bishop OF
the d"permc ,arf k pcrsont5-in otbe, wotis h. viii
aroin all beneGcrs N lie Cone deChabFol vi be Minis
ter OF Firauce
I, Is addict tina, Renneyie sDocsrdS NJ de Be!eyu,
in place eect of Police Paris. twas prspused
NJ. KoY Tn a Cabinet bm he refused
difficult choose disagrGabe To Fauce The
present Nnslry wnch exaggerated uas could
Whatever may be tive opinion which is formed Of Prince og
your county, tho vhch he dees,et
Whch his family abused much the favor in which they
held By the unfortunate Marie Antoneite il is besides
rs thl, the Prince de osnan has not capacity sufcn'
justify his elevation his present rank and his constitutional
principles lnmg but established by h late dscaraGn
NJ lie Comte de Ia BoIdonnaye, the eder Of the cote doi
and the author of cIah cars of prescription IN the year
35, ocharaeter. hr'n bold, formidable, such
Ministry. Neither lac nor NJ 10 Couie &c Dourmout would
yield to any comps detr!
rial army -f lire Uatt nl Waterloo, qualified OR
business, but gey of m'n-y, has obtained place in
Admiral de Ruy will 40, accept the dangerous St which las
been offered him NJ de Courvoiz,eI deputy before tlr
revolution pucuTeuI General Lyons formerly an
emIgrant, and aueFy hof.he az e IDEA, Of emigration
Of versa,y and ambition has Lately adr'i'tcd
be view c with general hatred NJ de Nobel Mayor, and
az the ne deputy, for Toulouse the intimate friend N
RE has acquired portion Of by m loyalty
a ruined RE CHOSEN eiTeet the ruin
Unversty-le TO- heides, ardent niTevouiiQnkt The
Conte de Clabo has been Minister OF Marine II is conh.
de asserted that Ne is e person who with dc
Pnlgnac, has formed the new Ministry II expected
that he would play ueiesiable part In existing crcm
stances NJ de Rennevie very young man, the anatica
pupil aud defender Of the JeAiis He succeeds magistrate
much beloved by the cspal and his appointment tive Pre-
ectue Of Police the loudesI In word we
have m all its purity anti revolutionary Ministry
IL Is affirmed thai this event Is OWING the advice and
councils Duke Of ellington Aedy has st5y
ac1iiIs,l tie name Of i,e Wellington Ministry
The t,A oftIe Ministry is push na,tcs u the
iTcuG IT. success, Il u should O'bIn would Isrhs
be fatal m fail which would necessarily reartinB
Of which would he impossible tn calculate the fatal
gueuces
The Bassian army is said, has crossed The Balkan
EauCe declare ITSELF and is lung with detected
onhs INTO alliance with Austria aud England Gnd
county God the King plunged by n,dgues
hazards NJ destiny which they alone have rendered uncertain
We Intpi take look internal situation yin
the press be lef lcc, VIII ry censOtshp, TIE
eeon of the ps neon patbe with the existence Of
Iognac Ministry would I've ~ vain censor.
ship par ortonacs the laws wOuld suppress IT, aud as
wrtrfs oud nd nsyun om irs tefors tine uUn,ls
JUSTICE But how vii the pllallnx Of MniTcTs present them.
selves before the present Chamber Of Depute f. I'M osh