Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-05

since that period other than holding seat in the cha
ber where hA has resoutey opposed all the AT iu.t p
Jsc ct The mini'ry In the present cisi. he seems
,he only man who could be we'll selected TO fiji the
post he now ccsuries. f.al6dny ID. -7dr.
ONE DAY LATER FROM LONDON.
Ths hrit Hudson, Lord. at Boston, brings Londcr
f'p~rs TO the 18th August, sontaauG Paris dates "a
he l5h
THE FIXING. CHARLES TENTH
Capt. Lord .,st.. thar TIRE ships Great BIilain and
Ch,.. Csrro having beard ~. eS-sios Charles 10Th
.od h. ollo wer. arrived at tho t.ls Of wsh, on ,h.
svscins OF tho l7h Aug and that bic Majesty liia
On happened to he there At tho time. u appear. th
he had travelled very slowly to Chsrbourk end III II
the people al along tho road had unaffected great Gu
rorty 10 this relic OF fallen greanesThs agents
Of the existing government had used s,est
IN protect him from popular violence and insult The
Natsns Guards were kept Of sight a. far a. prac
csa'' In consequence q this, the KioG and his fol.
icwsr' were treated with the respect. II il saii
that THE had tho effect TO encourage the King that the
eeope were favorable to the cause, aud that there
might yet occur sone popular movement tn his favour
Among MS followers are Rsgusa. who 10 stisinaiizei
s' uaior in the French papers Ctous.o the Duke of
Luxemtoursh. and others OF the same caste Ii il
Amoasedofs OF other powers resident at Pari',;ha'
his followers still Talk arrog nly and say that they will
return again with the allies.
The London Times of tho 18Th of August state. that
orders had been received at the Custom House Ports
mouth, TO suffer all articles landed for Charles Y. 10
p"s without examination. IL was supposed that he
would 90 and r.msin few days in England and IN
bark henee Tor Nasles. aud some thought for Palermo
private letter OF August ~ b, that,
report being spread OF Charles " having the
TO intrench him'ef in the peninsula Of Cotenu, 20.
s,ion from whence tho country could he inundated.
tho National Guard of Chsrbourg Immediately march.
Ell TO compel the escort Of the sxKiog 10 leave him
the Pons dc Douvres, (the b:idses OF Dsvef)-.Hcs-
sdgey.
Every 'hog Is said to be quiet in PAri., and such
was the coidsnc. in tbs stability II The order Of
'hnEs that the Bank Of Paris had discounted sine c.
July &C. sixty three millions. in bills cheGy to the
mifdng classes
The United States sloop Of w.r Concord. sailed from
for a. Dafa
on board His Eresllsney John Randolph, Minister 10
Russia.
Hsuhurg p,psr Of the Io'h August states that
Prince PoRnac had arrived At AItena and th,t h, TO-
tended 10 Prasssd "a Russia
Pfiv"s Iett"rs from Bsyonn., according to Paris pa
pers 81 the 18TH announce in thu mott po.iivs man.
asr, that the country from s. Sebastian To S.rasassa
vas IN full iIsurrse'ion, and that Gen. Nina passed
through Bordeaux on the Sh and had entered Spain
IL would seem that the Ambausd; III, of tho principH
European Courts ~ Paris. bad not recognized the Go.
vernment Of the new king.
The Frsrch Psess whoss titles had bs.n ,unnre.ss
hr 'he new Governmsnt hsd formally protested asaius
thu act
The committee appointed by the French Chamber OF
Dfpute' on the motion by Salcsrts for the imp.- CHI
Tsn' II ths Ministry Of Chsrles Y. are Nesrs DAu.
non Bsrens'r, Caumsrtn. Mso.r 6s Msni,u, PsIet
Ole Ia Loze'A) Ltpelistier D'Auuay, Berlin de V.ux
Mauguin, Silverte.
II wss reported in London on the afternoon of tn.
ISM That communications had b-en rsceicei by the
Austrian Ambassador. that the Cabinet of Vienna had
determined not 10 arqni.scN in the elevation Of Louis
Philippe and that instructions had been issued To
march an army Of 10000 n.n upon Iiay. Thi. re
port /. discredtsd by the London editors |; would
scam from 'h- tenor of different paragraphs, hat tho
quSson respecting A'gisrs. is likely TO be knoty
onH snd hs' ,h.re i. considerable fear that tho ne
European powers.
Tn. private correspondent cf III. London Herald,
nHder date Of P'ri' Aug Is writes, "the King's an
to have excited fears tho Bnurs~ that the Of
Europe naY be interrupted, Will, in rsahty only de-
clare' that for which, in my latter of the date
md written teore The kins saw the parties in ques-
ton, prepared you. The King al hoped there would
70 No accession for those 10 whom he spoks 10 rssum,
heir arms-bW u. occasion should arise, &c. SC |
must nevertheless tell you, that the Algerne 6xped
lion continues 70 ha locked with apprehension nv
those who desire that Fanc- and England should re-
main in amitg; that Spain 10 'aid be in foil insusrec
tor; ms, The rrporsd march Of additional Austrian
ifmy i1'o Italy fully crsdied; that Piedmont. will
IN all probability rise; hot The Low Countries, on the
1her hand. may 10 the same should Austria inter
ere in Piedmont Farce will support the P~dmontass
ih should the Prussisns ch upon the Netheriand.
10 uponr' the King. the French will aid the Flemin g,
Piva'e corre'pondence Of the London Tims'.
PARIS, Aug il 1t appears from the communica-
ions ct hose behind the genes, that the clemens
iUrori -rr NOR. scve and extensive than might
suppose from resins tie publ he'd accounts although
he actual mischief afsing OIL. OF il may not he vory
mm'd iats / do not draw th- same conclusion az
som. 40. that heeau.s party is qni'e pleased with
tho et cion Of In. Dnks Of Osans and il. concomi-
tant crcum'snee. hi. tenure of the is that
sccount the moro pr-c.rou.. In comprnmi.., which
his appointment was, IL is taken FIR granted that no
pariy is altogether ,a,hei and tho same regard for
the resce of the country which induced the leaders
all parties 10 aequiesco in tbs ch lice, WILL trust in
iuce them 20 ahis nv it.
Howtyr il is aft med, Let, that hs larger rart Of
IN. upper Glasses of Fsncs de destroy the peer
and The church, and 10 make the constitution
which (wi,hout their being aware of such con.s-
quence) world be wholly incompatible with the dura
lion Of a her'ditsy monarchy
q portion-a very small one, IL i, true-of the
gentry NapoIeoni.is. and eno'mous body OF
I'll H.. 1.
combined with one for a free constitution. Thous.
and- OF the P1rs'an mob fought the 2S'h and fsi-
owing dAys OF July. 10 the of Napoleon H. ard
Of thsi leaders declared to friend Of mine, .Non
'ommes tens cOnstenss de gi est arrive derniere
nenf:" mepn'ng the accession Of the Duke OF O,lrans
g. Nsverthelgss, he m'ority OF proprieors now that
vent has taken place will he 10 resist any attempt
from quarter, 10 disturb The public pasce. by snoh
change in the nature Of the existing Government or
the person Of the Monarch.
j, is affirmed by Intelligent men OF than one
party that had Lsfavstte hut filtered ia his spproba
ton OF the Duks Of Orleans King there would have
been republic proclaimed within twelve hours, and
lafayette mads president TO tho exclusion Of every ri
val. distinguished person remarked to mo- that emo
ovent Of such vast importance az the accession OF Philip
attended with le's Of resistance enthu.-
end that amidst all the demonstration. Of the vs.,
pspsrs no enc snsms 10 feel for the present either
admiration or affection This tslIies with what re-
nbst being told some months ago. (~ha ihsn could
not bring myself 10 beleve) that the Duke OF Orleans
vas not personality popular.
n IL expected nv members ~ the new govern.
msut ef france thai Au'us viii. long dseisr, war
against hsr An insntrecon Of the Pisdmon,ese i. eoR
rspres' hem on tbs sans princips that NJ the Aus
ifisn stack an Naples. Tbis movement France will