Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

lshmsnt of n Republic If not the renewal of thu
Reign Of Terror, dread punishment awaits his
conduct wicb good man of any country will
deplore.
The faction has completely ,iinmpbed The
immense military force sent to Ran bouiilei has
overawsd the King in his JUS, views and intsn-
lions and the despatch Of the Coinmis sioners,
which states that they have acc omplished the
object OF their mission to his Majesty, leaves no
doub, that he has yielded to the necessity o. cir
cumstances.
Savage EMULATION is OF course al It's zenith in
this respect. So ~ is on all occasions In which
great political conteuiions are involved. II has
justly been observed, that Success 10 all in
this world uniavored by her, virtue becomes
vicious in the ephcmerai estimation of those
who attach merit only 10 prosperity"
From the supplement 10 Gdignaui's Nesengsy
Of dug. /.
The following letter. addressed by n member
| of an aneient nobie family, 10 the Prince de
Polignnc, breaihes a spirit which we have no
doubt enimaies many an officer Of the French
army -
j" Monseign eur.---Aner n day Of massacre
and disaster undertaken against all laws, hu-
man soh divine and in witch | took pnri only
on oil human respect with which shall vysr
| reproach III, self, my conscience imperiously
| iorb,ds me 10 serve an instant longer. In my
life have given so many proofs of devoiedn.ss
10 lhs King. that may he permitted, without
II being possible for my motives TO be caumn-
al.d 10 make distinction between what e.
inmates fro n him and the atrocities now com
mitteh IN his name. | have, therefore the hou-
our IN beg you so lay before hi, Majes my re-
slRna ION rs Captain ofhls Guards. have the
nonour 10 be NC.
CousT RAoUL DE LAroUR Du Pm
bsaI foil nj. he
people is worthy Of record AN officer oil the
National Guards having desired him 10 preyetc
any hing FROM being taken away from the
! ni RES, sepled " Doa'i be uneasy, captain,
we have changed our government, but We have
not changed our conscirncrB.'
DEPARTMENTAL ADMINISTRATIONS.
Braye inhabitants Of PARIS Der Fellow
Citizens The municipal commission, by IN
vesiing mr provisIoually with The Prefecture of
the Seine, has in'rust-d 10 De Junction. at once
delight!ul aud difficult to fulfil. Who can fat
ter himself with being worthy OF the rank of
first mn slslra,e OF population, wnoae heroic
conduct has just saved France, freedom. aud
eiVilizanon--of IA population that embraces
| within its bosom all that " most worthy OF dig
iinciion IN commerce, property, the magisrA,
Gy, the sciences aud the arts But it i. you,
on whom IL Is impossible To pronounce an ad-
eqpate enlogy, whose interest cannot be suihs
gently promoted. industrious cazens Of every
p,oisssIon-you whose spontaneous efforts
without guide without plan, have found
means 10 overcome oppression, without pol uiing
victory with one single sia,n--you have been
found ingenious and sublime 10 danger, gene.
rous and modest in the midst oftrlumph. All
brllevs ms when acknowledge that from
mongst you have learned the full extent OF
IA. duties, by being taught TO appreciate the iul
/ extent OF yodr sacrili ccs.
:" A detailed report OF all the glorious actions
OF tins day, and more particularly OF the lossea
aud misfoT,uncs they have occssioned, IL ia
preparation. Already public beno6oenoe is en-
gagged m preparing 'hem. We will not remain
behind IN zeal
Electors of Paris who. for The third lime
have called nc by free exercise of your sui
fiages 10 the honor OF representing you. may
| venture 10 hope Tor your continued support ~
the new iu0ctions with which have Just been
invested
" Inhabitants OF the capital Your magis-
traies do no. wish 10 make YOU feel their
presence but by the good they perform. You
on your side, will second their endeayors ),
you will add double honor 10 your triumph, by
observing that cnlmness aud order which ac-
cords 30 well with success. Assis, US in render
ing yourselves happy. This is the only recon-
pense we will ask Tor our labours
"ALLxAEDER DELABonDF,
! Provisional Pfciec, Of .he 6
Paris, July 30"
SPAIN.
The London Times OF the 9th says. there is
much speculation anoai III tse.s city relative to
a secret expedition which has left this c country ,
under the conduct OF about loo emigranl Span
! lsh officers, and which is believed To be direc-
J ted against some part OF the coast ~ Spain. J..
IS known 10 have been ih preparation Tor sums
lime, undcr the sUperintendrnce oil johnson the
well known sm"ggler, and, though managed
with much caution and secrecy, has not esca-
ped the notice of tho Spanish government,
which "a said 10 have made representations on
The subject 10 the Foreign Office, through is
ambassador in this county. Lord Aberd en-
IN "ll probability, received The first IN lmaiiop
OF what was gong on from that qua n ; but
even II disposed to interfere, IL as too late, the
eKpe hlion having actually sailed. Tnatih oil
GERS engaged M II are sure of co operation IN
that quarter against which 1t is destined, ap-
pears evident from the sinallness OF its number,
and from us carrying a very large supply OF
arms and ammunition. How the money has
been obtained for the purpose isa matter OF
some mystery. but there can be no doubt that
liberal subscriptions have been entered into for
the purpose. The departure OF tho expedition
took place before the events in Paris were
known here, but IL need not be remark cd that
they have 'nspir red new hope in all those con-
ee'ned IN lis equipment, aud will gives general
interest 10 all It's movements. far beyond what
= II would otherwise have possc,se !.
Lille, August 4.
We are all quiet here The tri coloured flag
Is hoisted ON the principal church. The Ouch
ess de Bern was expected here on Saturday
last, one Of her suite has even arrived, and a
house has been taken for her. | have this mo-
meni had soiae compensation With one of her
attendants. aad II Is true that she remons rat, q
with the King respecting the Ordnanc es.
Ihese were her words" Sire, am a mother,
aud The interest fmy son compsls me 10 say