Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
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FOREIGN.
Fhe packet ship Columbia, at New YORK. brinos
portsmouth tEng.) papers dated sdof August, which
acknowledge the receipt of Hsvre papers TO the sot
ct July. Under date OF Portsmouth, 3lst yuly, is
The following.
This evening VIC got further information by tho
camilla steamer from Havre, tho passengers of which
report the fnlowlng-Thc Marshal Marmont Rad
been killed 1t was reported that the Duke D. Auuou
!eme mad been assassinatcd Yhe King had fled to
,sie and his Ministry were entirely Dispersed Con-
Siderable torment had been excited at Havrc and soc
blood split. 0O@
From the London .Horuiug Chronicle.
I,sr ns accounts Cleaned from the passengers from
tavre must be received With considerable allowance.
according 10 them Marmont has been killed and
tho Duke d Angouleuc assassinsted OF course all
SORTS OF rumors most be in circulation and these prob
ably, are mere rumors. Phe most valuable part of
the above information is the account of the Naval
arsenal at Havre, having been broken into by the
people, who seHedtho arms and ammunition and tho
extract from The journal du Harre, containing a de-
! Jailed statement of what had taken place al Rou-n
would appear that the nha biiants of that popunus
ano influential city well armed and that th,v
nave offered succcur to the Persian National GuarG
Inc organization IN RouoD seems 10 be perfect
4gnrs # trdnce-Mr. Broughem ha ylnu visited
Shetcld as candidate for Yorkshire Nr r A
Vard, who introduced the learned gentleman to the
tfeeholders very appostely took the opportunity of r
curing Nr Broughanns opinion on the stat. o sTs
IN france With vev to obtain his protest aoains,
supporting the Bourbons in their attempts to ,,ife
the liberties Of the B+ench people. With . power
who have not ha. "a .0aaeey &c sInceycd BY hoss
tho news has rea ched os that frantic tyran. for can
call him nothing else bent upon mischief and guild
ded by an ignorant and besstted priesthood-lcd bv
tho most despicsble ENTHUSIASTICALLY of the obi
CATION he ews to his peoPe-forgctfl Of tho duty he
ows 70 that Providence, which restored him 10 hi.
throne-has in the lacp of that Providencs, and in
dehanco OF that people, declared that he will trample
On the liberties OF his country and rulo 80 million. NJ
iS people by The swerd heartily pray that his edv
sers VIII meet With tha, punishment which thew SO r,cb
Ky merit. The minister who could sive snch counsn,
deserves that bis head should be severed from hi, bod
and rolled IN the dust. If it were possibe thu,
any one could dare 10 give such advice 70 our Kna
the same punishment ought to be inflicted UPON him
and his head should roll in the dust the sarae dav
before sunset, on which no gave that counsel Gen
temen-t Is ue business of ours to Interfere with
sna. country; the French have their own liberty
10 toelr Own Keeping, and no nation over shevcd
nsrt mere disposed to keep it, or seemed to me to
nave moro right TO possess it. And pray TO 6eavcn
taat thoy may speedily crush their cuenies, and os
We can state, upon the most positive an,bori,c
says the hondon Court Journal Of the Cd Augn.,
s ina tho British Cabinet, at the Council held on
Thursday. resolved to express to the French c.
eminent, through our Ambassador at Paris he ~
gst and d'ssasaction at the course taken nv Pine
folignac, with respect 10 the abolition Of tb. lba,
OF inc Prexs aud the constitutional right of election
A letter from an English gentleman IN Paris d,,.a
aug. LIST, says ~ 0"''o
1--WE have emerged from dreadful crisis. pv,an.
ny mas been sueduod, and liberty has triunphed.-
Glory and honor to the Parisans! tbsy h, oa nnLo;,
ed mighty action For three DAYS has Psria bean
scene o. warfare. Blood has flowed in torrents a.
Toast sooo mon have fallen on both sides; son,o s,v
S tn put the military the principal sufF.
The spirit OF the people vas uncomfortable: ibeu sn,
Cessvedy carried overy post. drove tho soldieys -
tore tncm tooR the Tuleriss the Louvre and all tho
public buildings by assault Yesterday at sis. o'coc
az faris was IN the bands of the citizens To their
bonor be 1t said, property, public or private 80,
where respected. The rates of the ci,v ., a'. 10y
as the streets, which bad been torn up by tho panr
lace, with the intention Of throwing stones r. r.
tops OF me h9usos upon the military, are repairing ="
Much blood has doubtless been shed Tn ~ Es
bourg Of 81 Dennis il was reported from one -, .
thousand persons had been sacrificed when the .I
and the artillery shocked at 80 much CAM 10
seeing the discrimination Of the people, had TeCnscJ
The evcnis connected with this revolnIior L.
vasSeo oefore ns with such uncxomped rap,Jtv Tim,
they hoat hazy IN the mind like q dream roIb., tJn
ncsS onclany authenticated The Royal Ordonnancea
winch we published yesterday and which &c. ~
Immediate cause Of the explosion yyorc Jo,oJ 80 ho
Soth OF July, and published on the Goth winch ,,a
Monday. Simultaneously with tho issnior, ~ ,t's
Seerees, MsTshaD Msrmont, Duke of Ragusa ! was
invested With the command of the troons e. ~ %"a
following, 1.-THE 2Gth,) the Bank refused IN d;cIn,
Dlls, upon which oil the manufacturers discbayged
tnen workmen and the streets of Paris were GIIsd
Vh groups discussing aloud the extraordinary STATE
On the evening Of tho same dav the G,Ilo,,;r,, -.
onsnce was posted up in Paris, which served to in
crease tue agitation alresdy produced;
I'VE, Project Of Police, &c seeing tho o,din,pc,
OF the King, dated the 25th inst which nnt ,;,, ~
force articles and O. of the law Of ibc Or. :"
tooer, 1914 &C VIC have ordained and ordain Ss e.
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