Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-14
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE

The packet ship Dc Rham arrived AZ Nov, yo,,
on Saturday from Havrc. She sailed ON Tho to,b
Nlutc' and from the severity Of the westerly wind
was obliged to put into Torbay on the 10Th vqboro
She remained until the 2Ist when she left tbot not
but renamed in the Channel until tho 25tb VIII,
at iornay the Captain saw Plymouth paper of tho
iglh OF March, containing London dates Of the I7tb
winch stated that the Excise Licence on moIt md
beer had been taken of. II will be recoIlccted ,b,
the Chancellor Of the Exchequcr was TO ntrodmco
te DuoBet on the l5th and II 10 probable that this
measure n' re was recommended by the Chancellor
By this arrival Paris papers TO the 1ttb Lavo bo,
recc!"eds which furnish the following articles which
we copy from the Commercial and Americans:
Ihey bring usthe result ofthe choice of Prosidep,
Of the Chamber Of Deputies Ofthe five Deputies
presented by the Chamber for the seloc,io, dpC ,L
Kng-namely, Mcssrs. Roger Collard. Caairniy -po-
Tler, Delaot, Agier, and Scbastiani-the kim 40
iected ri. Roger Colurd the President of Ios, Sesr
Nheh the president pro TEN. Of the Chamber had
read the Royal Ordonnnnce, naming M. Rovcr. c.
lard, the Deputies Of the left centre. and msnS or
tnosc OF the lett, presented their warm congratnIs
lions to the newly chosen President, Tho yo,es an
INC choice OF the candidates TO be presented 10 tho
King, are conclusive Of tho great majority ,l,o.ao
90 the ministry in the Chnmber.-On the an Ms,ct
The Chamber proceeded to designate their candidate,
On the first ballot NJ Rover Colsrd obtoincJ oC 5c
votes 215; and NJ. Cusimir Perricr 1911: no ot5.r.
n nIi melorty On second ballot, of 372 votes, M
neiaiot OBTAINED ls9, and no Others had msiorit,
Further proceedings were suspended until tho ncy,
day, when, ut the frat ballot, Of 267 yotes Ar ,io
Obtained 2o6, and NJ Sebastian 2OO-nnd thus tho
list Of five candidates was completed Tbo bi,boo,
V9'e gwen at any time for the candidate of the Fight
On The oh, NJ. Labbcy De Pompicyes dcl;yorod
ne VaIedictosy rs President doge.-(Fatbcr Of tho
Housed y '"'' VI '"o
lis remarks were interrupted BY violent nurroprs
on the right, and cries OF silence &c on The IcG
lie congratulated the Chamber on the o!cva,io1 n
lhc Presidency for tho third time of citizen 40 I;.
tnguSled for lns profound knowledge, and devotion
10 me Con'ttutionai Charter (CriSs on tho rjrb,,
10 hs King, 10 TIE King) 'b'''
The answer Of the Chamber Of Peers TO the Spoocb
from the Throne, was presented to tho King M q
O'Clock m the evening Of Morch o. It's for 'bs most
part merely an echo Of the speech, and therefore
needs NO republication here. We quote the foloyv.
ing paragraphs
Tine war IS happily terminated in the East. Tho
moderation ~ tho conquoror has corrcsponded with
The wishes Of tho powers to preserve the Ottoman
Empire and maintain the ancient relations Of the dg
feront States. "
"Grecce wil rise from her ruins owing 10 the sic.
eorng nnd your Majesty stretched forth towards her.
She viii become independent under The projection Of
the powers who signed the treaty of July 6 Tic
sceptre Of the Prince called 20 reign over her will
remove tho dtsscntiong bv which she rnirl' 10 rcn