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head 9th State, the aeselopmenss ~ which
they have nerd. Freachasea. The luke OF
Orleans himself hes slresdy spokes. and h'-
language 10 thea which y sssitsole 60 . free
esuassy. THE chssbse,, sAys hs. ARE 70
ing 60 saemb,e, they vi,l eensides OF mesns
tn ensure the reign of the laws, nd the main
ssnsace Of the rights Of tho Nssioo- The
Charter wih bsnesforwssd be truth"
| Fross tAe Journal Of Cs~meree.
/ PANS, yeLS 81. mon.
! {" lohabitaoss Of PARIS: The Deputies Of
France as this moraent assemeIed ~ Para.
have expressedto me the desire that should
repair to this capital. 10 exercise the func
tioas Of Lieutenant General Of the kingdom.
| have not hesitssed to come and share your
dangers, 10 place mysen in the midst Of your
heroic population, and 10 exert sli my efforts
TO preserve you from the cslamities vf civil
wss aud Of anarchy.
On returning to the city Of Paris, wore
With pride those glorious colors which you
hare resumed. sad which my elf long wore
The Chambers are going to assemble, they
will cons'der Of the means Of securing the
reign OF the Lawn. and the maintenance Of the
cation.
The Charter will henceforwsrd be Q truth.
LOUIS PHILIPPE D'ORLEANs
The present Duke Of Orleans is the
son Of the we'll known i'Egalite, who
suffered during the French Revolution
by the guillotine, and cousin to the Ex-
King. lie WAS several years himself
Colonel in the Republican Cavalry,
and fought various battles under the
tri-colored fag. He was afterwa ards
obliged to ly to Switzerland, where he
was a Professor Of Mathematics, and,
some time after, came over to England.
and took up his residence at Chiswick.
On the restoration Of the Bourbons, he
returned TO France, and had the whole
Of his immense property restored to
him. Globe.
STAFF OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
OFFICIAL
Semi tie Municipality of Pa,is.
General Lafayette announces to the Nav
ors and Members Of the different srrondisss.
ments, that he has accepted the command in
chief Of the National Guard, which has been
offered to him by the voice Of the public, and
which has been unanimously conferred upon
him by the Deputies now assembled at the
house OF ". LATTE. Tie invites the Mayor
and Municipal Committee Of each arropdis-
semen, to send an officer 10 receive the or.
ders OF the General A the town hotel, to
which he Is now proceeding. and to wait for
him there.
BY order Of Gen LAFAYETTE,
Member Of the Constitutional Municipal
Committee OF PARIS.
LATTE. RoBAU.
CAssiMiR PERRIER. oDIEL.
J Geaeral GERARD,
! PROCLAMATION.
Fellow, Citizens: You have, bv unani-
nous acclamsiien, excited me your General
! shall prove myself worthy Of the choice of
the Partisan National Guard. We fight for
our Laws and our liberties
Fellow Citizens: Our triumph is certain
ibeseech you to obey the orders Of the Chic f.
that will be given you, aud that cordially -
The troops Of the line have already ri, en- way
The Guards are ready TO do the same The
TRAITORS ~ho have excited the civil var, and
who thought to massacre the people With i'm
! punity, will soon be forced TO account before
the tribunals for their violation of the laws,
sod their sanguioary plots.
Signed at General Quarters, Re General do
BoorR, LAFAYETTE"
Paris. July 30.
| From the Courier Francois.
PARiS. JULY 81.
Yesterday, the goth, after the depar-
iure OF the ROYAL Guard for Paris, part
OF the inhabitants Of Versailles formed
themselves into National Guard. -
They took possession Of the barriers,
and made the pages and the detach
ments Of the Royal Guard and Of the
Gard du Corps that remained in the
town, lay down their arms. Yester.
day evening the division Of Bourde-
sole appeared at the iron gate Of the
avenue to Paris, desiring permission to
re enter Versailles, in order 10 return
to ITS quarters, but the National Guards
posted there informed Gen. Bourdc
soulle that his troops could not return
into the town, unless they laid down
their arms. as the others had done, and
that il they used force they would be
resisted. Gen. Bo3rdesoulle did not
venture an attack, and his regiment
bivouaeked on the road.
This morning, after some parleying.
an arrangement was made, and the
whole division entered amidst cries Of
thc "Charter for ever" This diyis.
ION was composed Of a battalion Of the
Royal foot Of tho gendarmerie Of Paris,
both horse and foot VI q regiment Of
grenadiers, on horseback; OF q compa.
ny Of horse artillery, and regiment
OF CIirassiers.
Sevses, from the commencement Of
the Park Of st. Cloud to the bridge, is
I occupied by bsttalions Of the Roysl
Guard. 81 the artillery, and Of The
Swiss regiments. Two pieces Of can.
non are planted on the road 10 Yer.
ssilles, and two others tow ards Paris !;
bot these troops do not amount TO two
thousand az mosi.
The Duke Of AngouIeme, 90 horse
back. accompanied by two superior Of.
Mrnrn Il IL Ill Il. G. -