Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
FOR LGN.
From, The New York journal Of Commerce
WEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.


The internal affairs of France, IL will be sccn arc
going on most ouspciously, under the government OF
"Louis Philip l. kiac OF the French Tins IS the
nppellation assumed oy the new hing late inc DuRe
of Orleans A new Ministry has been appointed,
which appears 10 give great satisfaction. If the ac-
counts from Agicrs are to be relied on, the French
army Of occupation arc beginning TO lind their stu
alton rather uncomfortable.
Ninety three Peers of France lately appointed by
Charlie. " have been disqualified from taking their
seats under the New Government by the decision Ut
the Chamber of Deputies which annuls all The late
nominations made by the Ex-king.
In the struggle which took place at Nantz be-
tyeen the National Guards and the military, there
were forty eight killed and thirty-scven wounded
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
PARIS. Aug. ia-As. at this importan crisis, cv-
cry eye Is directed towards this country, and every
person in Europe is less interested IN the
conduct OF the French Government, by which the
tranquility OF France aud of other countries may De
prevented or established, send yos (by express) the
following list of the Ministers who have just been
appointed by Louis Philip the iirst:-Foregn Affairs,
Count de Mole; War, General Gordrd; Finance pa
Lewis Instruction Publique, and President ~ ne
Council of State d &c de Br"Giie; Inien"r' III DC
Guzo'; Marine, Gencr al Scbdstian Justice, NJ. Du-
pont de lEuTe
Il will 30 seen from ,his list Tint the majority Of
the appointments made By the PROVISIONAL Govern
nlent have been confirmed.
Persons who are thoroughly acquainted with the
characters of these declare that II would be ut
terly impossible to compose Ministry better cacu-
lat ID TO confluence 10 lTenuS OF ihlteu hoH-
archy, wthou, the time creating dstruSt and
provoking hostility sm"ng the remaining advocates
for further extension OF popular power
The Council rf Ministers consists. besides me Sc
ven Ministers of State, of Mossrs Jacques Lahtc,
Gassimcr Perrer, Dupin, sen. and Baron Bigrum' all
four members of the Chamber of Deputies.
From lie G!obc.
A deputa,ion fiom the National Guard ct Paris IS
10 proceed immediately TO London 10 thank the Eng
lish people for the sympathy they manifested Tor the
victory of the 2sth OF July.
1t appears that the slowncss OF Charles Ms jour
ney had for its object 20 await the result Of the de5-
Grafton of the Chambers especially of the Chamber
ofPeers, on which he founded some hopes. rs these
hopes have proved deceitul, 1t IS probable that he
will now proceed mole rapidly
PANS, Aug II.-"Evety thing here has subsidized
into the most perfect tranquility aud good orlar. The
King has If possible, become more popular Since
HIS accession tn the throne, aud nothing could exceed
IN enthusiasm the reception which his Majesty, The
Queen, and their children met from the thousands
who surrounded The Palnis Royal, on the day that
the King of the French took the oath to rule under
the new Charter.
PANS, Aug. lit is Thought that Charles Y
will embark Tomorrow at Cherbou-g, and th,t he
will 20 and fix his abode ut Palermo.
"An officer arrived to-day, who left the process
sion of Charles n, at Wire. The eX-King proceed.
ed very slowly and would only arrive his d"sti-
nation on Monday, the 9th He complains very
much, and when it represented him that he ought
to travel more than Eve leagues day, he says his
his great age ought to be taken INTO consdera on,
shall Mason is said, quite tired going 20 sloy-
ly. The ex-Kng had only 500 Girdes du Corps
with him, who very much discouraged. The
Dauphiness is in stare of extreme irritation, bu the
Duches de Berr Is more cain, and IS no longer
dressed IN male attire. Tho children kept pro
fundly ignorant Of what is passing, and they salute
the people. Ii was said among the suite the eX-
King that the King of the French Philip the First,
had offered to Charles Y very elegant house and
the large estate which he possesses IN the envrons
Of Palermo. and it was thought that tho offer wond
be accepted. The vessels ready at Chsrbourg.
and the King and his suite were TO embark immedl-
ately on their arrival.
LoSoo1, Aug. I8th.-Thc Morning Chronicle
mentions report that Prince Polignac has been for
days in London, and that he has US, left town
for Walmcr Castle, visit TO the Dske OF We'll
iinpton. We know nothing To the truth or false
hood of the statement OF his having arrived in Lon
don, but do know that the Duke of Wellington
has given him any invitation either to Wa!mer
Castle or Isewhere.-CoRrier.
The Dulie of Wellington has given direct author.
ty to his friends contradict IN the most unqualified
terms, the report Of this having written letter to
Prince Polgnac previously TO the obnoxious OrdiDan
ccs, urging him to be firm and to Porseyerc.-CoHrt
Journal.
LoNnoN, Aug. I'M dc GorstIzn tho Mexican
Minister, LETT town Sunday for Paris, for the
purpose OF CONCENTRATING the French King his
accession 10 the throne, and also 10 enter into
ty Of Alliance between France and Mexico We
have reason to believe that the French Government
viii take this opportunity OF declaring It's readiness
and thus put an end at once 20 all diplomatic deli
cacies which have existed on that subicct-CotTier
LoSDoN, Aug. l6.-Leters from Madrid, dated
tho 7th inst, state that the Of the result Of the
French Revolution. which had Just been received
had created great sensation, and caused considerable
alarm to the Court. Orders we're Immediately sent
of to The Provinces To redouble the measures Of
prccOution against the spread of constitutional doc
trincs.
CoLoGsE, Aug Tho military an horiry Of this
city received, the day before yesterday, Cabinet
order Of the King to tho. following effect
The autummal reviews vii take place in The man
already ordered The events which have aRcn
place IN France will not have any influence them;
PRUSSIA does not interfere in them, and will the less
embrace the cause Of the Royal party, as the King
Of France could not violate the oath taken to the
Charter; and as he bad been several times warned
by Prussia Of the inevitable consequences which
wo old follow coup d'cldt
From the Aloncur
The Official Part contains several Royal ordinances,
with new appointments and promotions; among them
are
Which pvJ;uopc,g