Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-22

the kingdom. The whole work ofdebat-
ing and deciding upon the declaration Of
Chartered Rights, was accomplished In
the short space Of "a hours. Several
Of the papers speak of the decisions as
being precipitate. And it is useless for
US to shut our eyes to, or in any way
disguise the fact, that amidst all the ap-
parent minority and good feeling, there
is yet muitcring dissatisfaction in ex-
istcnco. We might quote the Globe, the
National, and several other papers in
support of this assertion.
The following article from a Paris
paper of the 9th, contains the latest in
formation we have from the exled mon
arch.
Charles Y. arrived at Dfeux on We'd
ncsday in a state Of deep depression, con-
iinua!ly shedding tears. The Dauphi-
ness appeared less detected, and was
dressed remarkably plain. Dutchoss of
Berry was dressed in male attire; she
wore green redingottc with velvet
collar, large trowsers, and her hair was
gathered upon her fore head; she seem
ed deeply affected; her two children
were by her side. The same carriage,
contained all the Royal Family; it is
gilt Court carriage, drawn by eight hor-
ses; several bundles of hay were packed
behind. The cofegc entered Dreux at
three o'clock, =. vi. -Four hundred
\ ational Guards, with the tri-colorcd
cockade, were under arms, Nj. Odillon
Barrot addressed them. The body
Guards entered the town. Several regi-
mcnts oithc Guards, thinncd by the com
bats at Paris and by desertion, halted
at about 800 yards from the suburbs to
bivouac. These troops arc to be disban-
dcd-Charlcs X. sic pit on Friday night
at Nerneuil. On Saturday morning he
was at L'Ailgle, where it appeared to be
his intention to make Il stay. He has
not more than | 800 men with him, Dra-
goons, Artillery, and Body Guards.
They are without provisions, and COM
plain biterly-they only march one day
on condition of receiving their pay the
next Charles X. refuses to travel more
than seven or eight leagues day
The country is quiet, but under arms,
and wearing the national cockade.
Gen. Clausel will set out on Wcdnes-
day for Algiers, to take the command Of
the army in Africa.
The Aim de la Charlie of Nantes men
tons rumour of the Prince dc PoIignac
having been arrested at Poitiers. 1t is
also said that M. d'IIaussez has been
arrested at Baugency.
All was tranquil when the Concordia
sailed, and the issue of the revolution APP
peared TO give universal satisfaction to the
French people.
The ships Charles Carroll, Capt.
Clarke, and Great Britain, Capt. French,
had been chartered by the provisional
government to convey the Ex-king,
family and suite, out Of the country.
The former left Havrc on the 9TH and
the latter on the 7th Aug. for Cherbourg
to await their arrival. Nothing was
known respecting their destination, as it
was kept profound secret. On this
subject, the Courier Francais says, it .
appears to be his real intention to proceed
from Chcrbourg to the Palace of Holy
rood, his former residence in Scotland
md if SO, he has, it is added, made a
better choice than were he to go to Eng
and.
A letter from the consignec Of the
Great Britain, in safety at Cherbourg on
he 9th, says that the Ex-King would en-
bark on board of her on the 18th.
Several of the Paris papers express
heir dislike to many of the provisions of
he new charter. They disapprovc of
king the age at which the electoral
lights may be exercised to % years
llso the preserv walton of the hereditary
lcsCent in the Peerage.
The tri-colourcd flag has been hostcd
lpon all the vessels ofthc French Navy.
The Nestor and Scipio were expected
It Toulon from Algiers with about 80
Millions of francs in gold and silver
In the modified provisions of the con-
titution, the 18th article, under which
he violent measures of the late ministry
we're undertaken, has been guarded a.
,ainst any future abuse by construction.
The article respecting religion has been
lltcrcd in most material provision, viz
" striking out the declaration that the
catholic religion was the religion Of The
Siate.--Ihis is a change Of the highest
Importance. H
NJ. dc Pcyronnct, was arrested near
Tours. NJ Chautclauzc was arrested
ae following morning, quarter of
raguc from Tours. They are both con-
ined in the same prison.
The Minister Of the United States has
aid his respects to the Lieutenant Cen
RAJ nf tho Il ;,rJ,,n II