Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-16

we received the following important commpn;o.'
ton from our Correspondent at Boulosne. ".
also find that similar recommendations, the ~
thenticity Of which may be fully relied on, h,,.
been receivedin other quarters
:. Boulogne -sur-Mer, Wednesday Mich,
4 s.An express has arrived here within the b.
hour, bringing information OF I popular fermsn,
8 in Paris, and the march Of large namber Is
the National Guard and popu!ace upon Ramho,'
IIet, for the purpose Of surrounding the King ana
ROYAL Family. G'he Immediate cause Of III.
movement seemed to be impedectly unders,oI
in Paris when the account was dispatched; nv,
the general report was, that Charles the Tenn
after having abdicated the throne. had propose
some new conditions, which had reused the IN
diynation of the commissioners appointed to t,e,.
with him. 1t was also reported, that he had
concealed prince Pclignac. and had refused :,
deliver up the Crown diamonds. which are Of in,
mense value. The dispatch states, that a, 81
O'Clock on Tuesday evening, large crowds isi
assembled. ip different parts Of Paris, ard that,
very hostile disposition appeared 10 p.e,al! sii
respect to the King; but as Lafayette and OtEt,
Influential persons had made every possible 4.
4
no personal insult would be offered 10 the urf,
tuna,e King, whose faults we're attrbutedbyss
disposed persons to the Influence Of the pns:.
hood and of Ministers, over an old man in BIZ
dotage.
"rwo commercial expresses, have rassi
through on their way to London. also saiL
! courier from cur Ambassador in Paris:
- 4, this Courier has instructions to p.ocist
with al! possible expedition 20 Londoa the,
can be 10 doubt that he is the bearer Of SO.
/ liar Information, altEongh. from the rate 4, vic.
| the courier who brought the news here traysIl.I
! il is not probable that the Government desBalLs
announce any more recent Information.
! II very much fear, notwithstanding b.
known moderation Of the Provisional Goyelr.
ment. that they will be able to restrain tleu
anger Of the popuiace against an indIyiju4l VIII.
now SD i'll reguites the torbearance which thsr
showed when the slaughter ct their fellow Ci.
liens might have been expected to sIinu!aett-,
to any act Of Outrage"
From he (onsfifmioml .4u9uaL
The Dl,chess of Argouleme is said iohp
arrive ed at Rairboui!et. accompanied by, sgl
officer OF her household She travelled il gte
ney coach, ard was disguised il. The garbofsa
SAINTS wife.
General Droucs has been appointed Govern
Of the Military DIVISION of Men'z.
MIR. Reinhard. formerly French Amba.gdr
at Frankfort, Is said TO have been app0iniedN
mister oi Foreign Affairs.
Angere shut It's gates on Charles X. NMt
Joins its forces to the citizens oil Mein and IG,
c., H.. t--..
Rennes ha, hoisted the tri-co.orod Gag.
At Lyons the tri-colored hag flies and l0OE /
men were OH the point of marching 10 Pan,
Lille answered'by telegraph to'he Hon, tyT.t
ment. - All your orders shall he Obeyed"
Tours displayed the tri-co!ored fla. Gcu
raj Douadieu has made his Submission
At Orleans, the Swiss grounded Their ans,
Last night the remainder of the trOcps. boA 4
valry and Infantry, who had foi!o%eG Charles
10 RambonIllet, returned to Versailles. ard na
their submission. Tri-co!ored COO kades Wee 10
mediately distributed amongst them, whlci ~
adopted. The National Guard performs ite%
vice Of Versailles and its barracks.
From the Gazette de Frmts
We do not pretend to know the condM
which the Commissioners were authoritative
sent to, but it is asserted that Charles J. p
mands an annual income of foar million, IN
liberty TO take with h,m whoever he thInS,, ~
per. 1t is thought, however, that the later @
Of his demands will not be granted, and that
will be allowed onIy limited number Ci,cnanA
well knoWn to be sueh.
He demanded for the present oul7 one ml'Al'
which sum has been handed to him in gid !
seems that the last funds he had at lis il'Fss
were distributed to the troops the day td"
Yesterday.
All the Princes and Princesses were viii M
at Ramboullet. !
The resolution of quitting France. vhd
formed so suddenly, when every thing rtC''"
very different measures. seems TO have C'
brought about by the knowledge he acquired
specting TIE instruction OF tie towns sl'n4
on the road to La Vendee. especially t4'
Chartres and Mans. 1t is thought even I1'
Princes nio had already left Ramboul!Is,
obliged to return with precipitation. fl'
what destroyed the last hopes was the Dec,
Of 10000 troops who still adhered to hs'
deserted and threw away their arms, dun;
night between SUNDAY and Nonday Iast
Amongst the troops still remaining at 3 g
Douilet were 500 Gensdarmes. COMMAND -
he Marquis &c Foucault, who is not ds"'
some of the journals had announced. =.
The National asserts that the neniIG' -