Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

millions for their supports for unless they succeed in
boiling with 'he Crown iew.ls, hey do not possess
farhng aud France is fully determined not To grant
them any persons Sumo few Deputies may make
such proposition but public opinion VIII resist such
measures with al it, night. NJ Frcnchman will
pay bs snare OF contribution 10 console the pride Of
thcsc folks. France has already spent much
blood und treasure for their snke
FRESH news will probably arrive in the course OF
the day but this letter bu IA the post Die,
by three O'Clock, must conclude.
Ii is not known at the General staff who, routc
Charles y. has taken He left Rambrullrt b.iorp
the ARRIVAL of our patriot warriors, Commanded Ly
General Pojol.
The National Guard is organizing itself RAPIDLY.
It Is IN arms IN every part OF France. II thu whole
army winch has now made IT'S submission, had re-
NAMED faithful TO Charles X il would cau,e ro an
PREVENTION at present. The probability of civil
war Is every moment vanishing more Gecidedly-
unsnimity prevails every where, and the Bcurbuns
arc shaken on as yoke imposed upon US by foreign
crs.
The dreams of few Peers and Congregationist
TO cause tho little Duke of BrGca be proclaimed
on the strength OF the abdcatIon ui Charles X. and
OF the Dauphln. iustrious: public opinion
has resumed its empire, and.cannot retIogrnde at
present as lar rs the doctrines Of divine rights. II
IS Tor Prince, but Prince chosen by tic nation.
The following order of the day has been issued BY
General Lafayette, on accepting the comnaud OF the
National Guards:-
August 2--Dpring the glorious crisis in which
the Parislun energy has conquered our rightsevpry
thing still remains PROFESSIONALS there is nothing de-
iintivc but the sovereignty ofhose national rights &
the eternal remembrance of The glorious work OF the
people: but amidst tn" various movers instituted
through the necessity of our situation RECOMMENDATION
OF the National Guards Is most necessary defence
Tor tho public order, and walch is now called for
me opinion of he Prince exercising the high ion
OF Lieutenant General Of the Kingdom mos homo
rabe to myself ls that should for the present lake
that command. In 100 ] refused TO accept such m
QUOT made to by 100000 of my comrades. as
tnat once would have been permanent one, and
niBht one Jay nave become very danr,ruus one
Now hat circumstances are altered, | think It m
duty IN order to serve liberty and my country TO &C
cePt the station OF General Commandant ofthe Ma
'ohai ruards OF France. LA FAYErrE."
m LoNDoT, Aug. c.
The general opinion in the political circles IN this
country is thai government will soon a.
are at all settled III Paris, acknowledge the author
ly OF the Duke Of Orleans and the Provisional Gov
ernment appointed by the voice of the people" |, Is
asserted lh" his Majesty has personally expressed a
decided Intent on not to Interfere with the intestine
quaIreis 0i that countrE-an example that wi proba
by be followed by Europe generally All the foreign
Ambassadors with the exception of the Austrian An
bassador, who is gone to Dcppc on accoant of i'll
health, have renamed IN Paris. and the feeling an.
pears to exist between them and the present govern
mcnt.-Giobe
ONE DAY LATER FROM LIVERPOOL
by the ship John Jay, Capt Holdridge, which sai
Cd from Liverpool on the OH August tho editors o
tic view tolk papers nave received their regular
hles of London and Liverpool papers to the IAN and
Sth, incluaivc. They contain further particulars
OF the state OF France though filled with spccula
ions upon French affairs. The following, however.
Is an Item OF news that will CRAFTY those who wish
to see the little mscreant Dan Miguel receive the
chastisement he so richly merits
The Berkshire Chronicle publishes the following
pleco OF intelligence IN n second cduon:-
"PorfseG, Thrrsddy Evening.
The boatmen told this morning when coming
from Portsea that the Portuguese had taken the FRI
gate IN which Captain FItzclarencs going out.
plundered II, and treated the crew in a violent man
ncr. The Gai1ted, and three frgatGs have gone out
immediately we saw one towed ont of harbour by
steamer
This. though pronounced "a hoax BY the London
Courier, is explained IN manner which shows that
Don Miguel Is about to be taken in hand by the Br
,sh Government
1t was probably suggested to the boatmen says
the Courier, by the circumstance vt three friEntes
having been sent to cnorce redress for the
insult 10 the British flag, in the capture of four Brr
ish merchant vess Is by Don Migucs squadron The
UndaGlted and Briton have been despatched 10 Ter
ceIrn, and the Gdiatea 10 Lisbon, Tor that purpose
and we shall probably soon hear Of their having
promptly executed the decisive orders which they had
received from the Admiralty
letter received in London from Paris states that
Prince Pohgnac had arrived safely IN Brussels.
The London Globe states that the cx-kiur of
France and his son are said TO be going to Sw!tzcr
land
The Archbishop of Rheims, who was conl;,ssor. to
Charles the Tenth, landed at Dover, August 9th
Seminary of Priest (Sr. hcheuD has been de
sroycd in France by the people.
Several vessels, American aud English, said
TO be proceeding from Liverpool TO French ports for
tho purpose of conveying persons who may wish to
emlgrate 10 the western world in consequence of
cent events.
BXtraci OF letter from Bordeaux, dated Juiy 3l:-
81 am sorry To say there prevails at this moment
great political fermcnt in the town, the cause vt
which will doubtless he known to you. Some blood
has been already shod, but we hope, ere few DAYS,
10 have order restored. You will excuse my not en-
tering into particulars ! am much hurried and agi-
tatcd by tho confusion which nj this prevails
in the town"
We are able TO state from authority that Ike Fri.
fish Ambassador Paris received from the Duke
OF Orleans the strongest assurances Of his desire 10
maintain friendly relations with this country, wDutc-
YER may BIO the conduct Of other countries
CU,ri jour
MONEY MARKET.
LoyDcs, Aug V-Ths late from Paris has had a scnsi