The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-13
From. Tie London Morning .qdrertiser

Philip l., the King of the French is proceed.
ing, If we may Judge from the reports sent forth
in such abundance by his supporters, grand
tram and IN the true republican style, TO the
abolition of every thing in the shape of monop.
oily or exclusive privilege. There are, for ex.
ample, to be no longer any lords in waiting, as
| under the ancient regime-no formal introduc-
tons, except four times a year, when the King
will hold great Court, and receive with everv
! possible form the Diplomatic Body, the Chiefs
of the Army and Magistracy, the Peers and
the DePuties-no ceremony except such as
might be used by the first gentleman in France
mo ridiculous requirements in the point of
dress, vestibules, and ante chambers! What
would Louis XIV say to such PROCLAMATION of
his system OF tinsel, and frippery, and mock
| dignity But this is not all The new King
is not only to conduct himself in every respect
as private gentleman; but even what NAV be
considered the private property of the Crown,
is to be as tho air they breathe to his subjects
! The Grand Master of the Stap-hounds is 10 he
dismissed-the stag hound establishment TO be
broken up, and the Royal chases to be let by
auctien for the benefit of the state! The times
nave been when we might have Justly feared
that such extraordinary changes in Court de-
| rneanor would produce an evil influence at
home; but as it is, these could not have han
! pened at more suspicious moment, or at one
when they could produce less effect than al
P'SsNiAN- Out sovereign, without af-
iectlng the republican simplicity of Philip l. is.
in every respect, as popular, and bids as fair TO
attract The love and veneration of his subjects.
tie is accessible to all who have any lust claims
upon his attention. while, in point Of dignity.
! IN hearing, when dignity is required, and de-
sire TO Improve the condition of the country
ne yields to nome On the people Of Spain.
Austria, and the Netherlands, the changes al
the Court of Philip !. may be productive of nm
| easlness-here they fall as harmless as anv
which might happen at the Court of the King
of the Ashantees ''' Mug
Paris; Aug. %. The act recognising tho
Republics Of South America BY the F1encb
Government will appear, it is said, about The
end oil THIS month. This measure which has
been so ardenty desired, but in vain sol;c;,ad h.,
our merchants and manufacturers, will we
have no doubt, have the most happy etfec, On
our commercial prosperity.
Ihere are on the road 80 millions Of gold md
slver coming from the Regency of AIg;ors
Seventy five millions will be landed 40 co.,
as the vessel which has them on bo0rd h.s
performed its quarantine.
LAFAYETTE. The Paris correspondent n Tho
London Morning Chronicle in ailud;nr, - H. !
Tpe'naIks OF Gen. Lafayette in tho Chamber Of
Dopoe'vs' III favor OF abolishing the punish.
ment. SoinPH-
Amidst various admirable plans. and mas.
ures, must direct your attention abovo iii 70
the proposition of abolishing the punishnent 81
dsatn. Lafayette gave distinguisbin,, nroocl
Of the real nature Of his spirit, by secon5ng in
time OF revolution, the abolishment Of This
penalty. lie is no dealer in mems lives--no
nunscr aiter blood. lie saved Louis XVI from
lhe Jury Of a mob-Charlcs X from destruction. |