Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
FOREIGN.
From the baltimore America

tclowipg interesting intelligence
IbeYafis papers are the 10th August inclusive
--{hpy contain tho important intelligence that the
Duke OF Orleans was proclaimed King of France on
Tie 9th, under the t,lle of PHILIP VII The cere
mqq;es in proclaiming him King took place at Paris
on he eth
Al was Tranquil when the Concordls sailed, and the
issue of the revolution appeared give universal sat
isfsction to thu French people
The following changes 10 the Charter have been
mado:
Ministers of ell sec,s and denominations arc TO be
paid alike on, of the public treasury.
The meetings ofthe Peers are to be public. The
sge of electors tn be reduced 10 25 years The cen
sure Of tho Prces abolished forever and nl trials for
m'sdeneannss, of the press to be hy jury
=. TIE Chamber Of Deputies to elect its Presi
u The citfzous 10 eect their own municipal authorI-
I uss throughout France.
Pile National Guard to be re- established through
out France, and to elect their own officers of all
ranks.
Tho system of ordoraapces to DO sbolished, and
no laws TO b. passed without tho concurrence ofthc
state.
throne Of France vacant and proposed several chan
ccs in the Chartef-that the Catholic Religion, as
the Religion Of the State, be abo!ished-the minis
tiers of all to be paid from the public treasury
1.-The censorship Of the press forever abolished Ar
tor these and other notifications had been adopted
the Chamber went in body Ia the Duke of Orleans
and offered him the crown, which he accepted, and
on the OH proceeded 10 the Chamber of Deputies,
and made a,h To support tho Charter as amended
In the Chamber OF Deputies on tho 9th. the Vice
President submitted proposition from q Eusebe
Ssiveste, accusing the FIX. Ministers of High Trea-
.son, which received with acclsmatons ofapproba
ton On melton ofM Saveste It's consideration W
,-ppsf poled for week.
sS A letter from Iiavre Of Aug 0, says-"You will
remark by the enclosed review, that business has been
Amos, completely at stand since we last addressed
you. We have however much more favorable &C
cauIts from PARIS, where tho Duke of Orleans has
been Proclaimed King under the title of Philip VII
nj o1
sumo their activity. and change. adopted for our f-
ture government being likely to have the appreciation
OF great sjOTiy Of the nation.
Sc Some saics OF cotton have already been made
to-day, OF prices well supported, and which indicate
that The stock of sPinners is nearly exhausted
Another le ter of Aug. ltb, says thst the ID Ike of
Orleans tak"s the title of Louis Philip the First,
Rirg Of the French"
The ships Charles Carroll, and Great Britain sail
ed from Havro the 5th, for Cherbourg where the
former arrived on the 7th Charles Y who to
bark in these vessels, expected TO arrive Cher
bourg on the eth.-l.etters from Havrs state that II
understood he would proceed for Naples.
We subjon some extracts from GalignanIs Paris
Messenger of Aug. 9th, not having yet go; hold OF
our regular files.
In the sitting Of the Chamber OF Peers on the 7,b
the declarations of the Chsnber of DEPUTIES we're
adopted By vote Of SO L TO- with the exception OF
one which was modified ss follows
''The Chamber of Peers declares at it cannot de
Iiberaie the provision of the declaration Of th,
Chamber Of Deputies cocehod in these All
reign Of Charles K are dsGlebBaeen anh han !o
,ss,rhs Chsk5drRnant General" -
PANS, Angus, o, Coo
At loo'clock the Chamber of Peers headed by e,.
ron fasqaef' went to the Pelas Royal, to declare
their concurrence ia The Resolution Of the
OF Deputies. Phe following address was ieIi~oro5
by The President to his Royal fIirhneEs.-
aonsoignenr-fhe Chamber Of Peers are como
70 present to your Royal Highaess the Ac, which !,
TO secure our future destiny You formerly defanJaJ
with arms our new and Inexperienced liberties
you are about 10 them By insti,ntions
"s gu. eSa'tSd understanding, your incl;aatons
the recotteetlous OF your whole hfe promise that va
shall md IN you Citizen King You will rooDoct
our guarantees, which the 50 mo tim. vo,,- n
Fins noble family we see around you, brought M in
the love Of thor country of Justice and ~ ,h p ~
ensure to our children the peaceabIe en,ooToa. &c
that Charter you are about to swear to motntsin
free" ''"O'' H"o
20 this address his Royo Hghncss re,lieJ ne f,I
lowe P'''N us i'I'
Internationally presenting 10 mo thi, d.cl.-,
tlon, you have testified confidence which de.nI, 8
lects me. attached from conviction TO constitutional
principles, desire nothing much as q good undo~
standing between the two Chambers | ,hnnG ,,o,
cor ahoIdng me ground TO reckon upon IT, You In GO
Impo6ou upon me great task; | will ondcayor 10
prove myself worthy of it,"
The honteur Of Yesterday eoninins ibo oe,oi.I,
i.calion OF the Declaration Of the Chamber of Den
ties, adopted in their sitting SATURDAY. in which Tho
nnamOni OF reers hove declared their concurrence
Yesterday fixed tho dnstnies of France po,,a l.
crowned victory The Duke Of Orleans strong in rho
OF ms own conscience, and by the will of the
people. waited calmly tho dc ision of the C'b,L H'
wnhe tno people were impatient to soc ntrnsfed 70 he
bands an authority which would put an end TO thai
n.rIealae state ot things, which would soon have
terminated IN anarchy The proccoGings ofIbe Char
per presented scene more sublime, than has nvn
been exhibited Hvory feeling, overy opinion co.
regret was respected Mover did nav Doi,ha',G;Iy
Assembly display admirable calrnnnss o J
MY. Hner having, with unanIuious voice A.
G,afeo their resolution TO present The Crown -, a.
Duke OF Oileans, they proceeded TO the PsInis o.,
AZ attended by the National Guards The III
ssuIfouAded by bis family received them NJ. InnI,,
nav hg read l" his Royal HIghncss the Ac, nf ,b
SPns'tnoR' the Duke replied in tho f,llnwiop te,
- receive with deep emotion the DECLARATION ,,,,
PTsson 10 me- regard it tho expression Of III"
Hational viii, which appears 10 mo 10 he copF,,,
Die r. the political principles have Drofosaed ,brn
my life" P''''''eu '"Fough
ruled with recolIectons which have always ro,Jo
me hope never to be called to ascend the Tb,oDo
empt from ambition, and hnbItunted T., tic I;c - -