Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25


that according to advlces received at Marseilles
the French army at Alsiers. on the intelligence
of the revolution in Paris, unanimously ana WIN
enthusiasm gave 10 their adhesion to the new gov
eminent. 4 lew old soldiers uttered the cry
..lone live Napoleon the Cd; this. however, was
soon drownedin the other EXPLANATIONS called
forth by the occasion.
The great majority of the French Chamber OF
Peers. comprising a large number OF the ola no.
blesse. have taken the oath of fidelity to the new
charter and to Louis Philip |. NJ. d'Aubray'
son of the Chancellor of France, was the on'y
peer present who refused to take the oath. The
Duke de Fitz-James. and other loya'ists, dld
not hesitate. Every thing was tranquil IN
France. good order was every where preserved
and an impression of the stability Of the present
order of things was general. Some feeble at
tennis had been made in La Vendee and else
where. 10 raise the standard of the Bordeaux par
~. but they had failed for want of countenance
among the people. The Duchess Of Angonle-
me, however. is said not to despair OF replacing
her branch of the Bourbon family on the throne
She i, reported to have said, 50 In three months
nv nephew the Duke of Bordeaux) shall be on
the throne"
Louis Philippe has Issued an ordinace creating
in the ROYAL Corps Of Marines three degrees ct
Admirals. The Admirals are to enjoy the same
honors and pay with the Marshals OF France,
aud 10 be ranked with them according to the
dates of their commissions. Wee Admiral Du-
perte is raised to the rank Of Admiral. Marshal
Sout and Admiral Duperre have also been cre'
ated Peers OF France.
Perfect tranquility prevailed at TouIcn. The
Aoeriue treasure remained in the road. IN me
custody eff the commanders of the ships. The
tri-colored flag was displayed there IN every
place.
The words ErceHence and Monseigneur are
hereafter to be expunged from the vocabulary OF
Office, and plain Monsieur substituted tor them.
By the ordinance of Louis Philippe. the an
cent seals Of state are suppressed, anu me seais
are hereafter to represent the arms VI Orleans
surrounded with the devices and the legend,
Louis Philippe. King of the French" Inc
royal family continue the names and arms OF Or
leans, and the Duke Of Charres takes that title.
1t is asserted that Charles \. has conceived the
project of throwing himself into Orleans with the
last troops remaining about his person. He wish
ed, it was said, TO form in that town rallying
point. by means of an intercourse. which he could
have easily established with La Vendee. But the
patriotism of the people Of Orleans defeated this
plan. A. the first report of these news they took
up arms, and placed the brave general Roche at
their head, whose devotedness TO the cause OF lib
erty was perfectly well known. The project who
had collected at Orleans, the gendarmeries ct the
department and a corps of Swiss gave up all idea
of resistance. WHICH he deemed impossible. He
entered into parIey with General Roche TO whom
ii is owing that the project of Charles failed with
out any previous eiiJsion OF blood.
Gen. Bertrand had been appoine ed Chief of the
Poiytechnic School, by the new gdeernmant.
I.he Duke de Brogic, the new Minister of the
Interior. is Editor of &c Globe.
The total number killed at Paris in the recent
contest was 5000.
Prince Poignac was in England He had gone
to Walmer Castle. The London Courier says
that the Duke of Wellington did not inUifs him.
The Duke of ellington had gwen authority
To contradict in direct public manner, the report
of his being in any wav connected with the course
taken by the late French ministry. French
funds rose "a to 80 on the new acccssion-5 per
cents to l04.
A grand public dinner, in celebration of the
triumph of freedom in France, was to have been
given in London on the 9Th OF August. Sir Fran
els Burdett was to take the chair.
The birthday of the Queen of England. the 51st
Of August, when she had competedhe her 5Sth year
was celebrated in London IN great splendOr. A
dinner was given 10 all the children in the dis
trict of Hampton.
tits said in an English paper. that the ministry
will lose by tie late elections from so TO 40 votes
in the House of Commons 1t is said that if they
should attempt 20 renew the East India Company S
charter they vii! not b. strong enough TO carry 1t.
| The Manchester trade is improving, the de-
mand for cotton goods had increased. The har-
vest is begun. in some parts the crops are said to
be thin. but the ears are full and fine.
| On the 5lst Of July the Jeanne d Arc arrived
at Naples with the Dey Of A.siers. his family and
| suite. amounting 10 l 10 persons. of whom SO are
women. The Government has consented to the
Dey's forming his residence there.
The spectators upon the London Exchange.
profess not to like the aspect of English politics.
Trey say that the Duke Of Wellngton's admins
tration will not last six months. and this opinion
is entertained BY many persons not connected
with the Stock Exchange.
The.frst ship bearing the flag of the United
States of North America. arrived al Odessa on
the 10th of July from Constan,inople. 1t is the
Smyrna brig.
Letters from AIgiers, to the goth of July com
Main bitterly of the yictualIinp service Dtsente