Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
From the Bal.ae=s .ins,foan.f Sept 30.
ONE DAY LATER FROM LONDON.


THE Elk KING CHARLES TENTH
Capt Lnrd states that the ships Great Britain ant
Chas Carroll, having on board tho ex- king Charles
10Th, and his followers arrived at the Isle of WIgh
On the evening Of the nth Aug and that his Majesty
William 4th happened to DO there at tho time Ii ap
pears that he had travelled very slowly to Chcrburg
mud that the people oil along the road had manifested
great curiosity 10 this relic of fallen greatness
The agents of the existing government had used
precaution to protect him from popular violence apr
Insult. The National Guards were kept out of sigh
as far as practicable. In consequence of this The
King and his followers were treated with the more
respect II is said that this had the effect Ia ercour
age the King that the people were favorable 10 the
c,uso. and that there might yet some popular
movement in his fovour Among his followers are
Ragusa who Is sgmatised traitor in the French
papors, Crousoi, the Duke of Luxembourrh and o.
theirs ofthe caste. I, SAID that the King re-
ceiyes dispatches daily from the Ambassadors Of o.
.ther powers resden, at Pars,--that his follower.
still talk arrogantly, and say that they will return
gain with the allies.
The London Times ofthe 18th Of Angus, states,
that orders had been received al the Custom House.
Portsmouth suffer s articles landed for Charles
y. to Psss without examinations. II was supposed
That he would 90 aud remain n few days IN England
and embark thence for Naples, and thought for
Palermo
o private lcttcr Of August IL, announces thar, on
n report being spread al Charles " having the inten
ton 10 ntrcDch him+elfin the peninsula of Co;cntrn,
position from whence the country couid b. luunda
ted. the National Guard Of Chez bourc immediate
marched to compel the escort of the rXang to leave
him at the Points de EDuvrcs, the bridges Of Dover
Messenger
Every thing is said 30 be quint in PARIS, and such
the confidence in the stability of the order of
things that the Bank of Paris had discounted since
July IS, sixty three millions, in bills, chiefly to the
middling classes.
The u. S sioop Of war Concord, sailed from Co
peDhagcn the 9Th of August, for ST Petersburg, hav-
ing on board His Exec lsncy John B'udoph, Minis
Ter 10 Russia.
A Hamburg paper of the 10th Angus, states thai,
Prince Po!ignac had arrived at AtonI, and Tint he
intended TO proceed to Russia
Private letters from BIyonne, according 10 Paris
papers OF the I5th, announce IN the most positive
manner that the country from ST. Sebastian Sara
GUssa in full instruction and that Gen. Nina
passed through Bordeaux the 9Th, and had enter
cd Spain at the head of 500 men.
IL would seem that he Ambassadors of the princi-
pa European Courts ut Paris, had not nzed the
Government Of the new King.
The French Peers, whose titles had boon supprcs
sed by the new government, had formally protested
against thst act.
The committee appointed By the French Chamber
of Deputies. on the motion By Saverte for the I'm
peachment OF the Ministry of Charles Y are Mcssrs.
Damon Berengsr, CsumartIn, MaOier de Mantiau,
Pellet, de Ia Lozere LcpRlleier d Aunay, Bertin
de Wax, MauguIn, Salverte.
1t was repnr. ed IN London he afternoon of the
18th, that communications had boon received oy the
Austrian Ambassador that the Cabinet of Vienna
had dete 'mnad not to acquieSCe the elevation "A
Louis Philippe |. and that been 1851
ed to march an army OF 60 900 men upon Italy This
report discredted by the London editors. Il would
see;n. from the tenor Of different paragraphs that
the question respecting gers likely to be knot,
~ oRe; and that there considerable fear that the
new government of France Will be opposed BY the
other European powers.
The private correspondent Of The London Herald
undor dato of Paris Aug 10, writes, ''tho Kings
answer TO the address Of the Commerce OF Paris
Is said to hivo excited fears the Bourse that the
OF no mi.
It only declares that for which, my letter OF the
same date, and written before the King tho par-
ties III question, prepared you. The King hoped
there would be no occasion for those TO whom no
SPOKE to resume their arms-but If occasion shO1Ld
Gri's g.. &c must nevertheless tell you that the
Aigcrne "zpcdl,Ion continues to be looked on with
apprehension by those who desire that France and
England should remain IN aml'y; that 3 ain IS SAID
e. he IN full nsurrcCOn; that the reported march of
additional Austrian army into Italy is fully credit
81; .hst P.cdnont will, ~ al probability rsc; thai
the I.w Countries, the other hand, NAV do the
same: hn. should Austria interfere in Piedmont
praHG" VIII support tho PIdemontaise; and that
Should mo Pruss!ans march upon the Netherlands TO
H0nq'r: tho Hing, the French Will aid the FIcminesr
Private Cor c.rondrnce OF the London Times
Pans avg Id. appears from the communca-
ions ~ those behind The scenes, that the elements
nt discard are more active anu extensive than ono
might soPross rom r"ad.ng he published accounts
although ihe actual mischief arising oat of II may
not oG ro.y Immediate do not draw the same con-
c'r'.oD as some do. thar, brcsHse no party is quito
pcasnd wfth ~" election OF the DuRo Of Orleans
aud - cgncpmiS0n .crcums' ances his tenure Of the
crown Ia on i.at account the more prpcarious I'm n
Compromise, which ms appointment was II IS taken
for granted hat no party altogether satisfied; and
%" same regard for the peace of The country which
induced the leaders Of all parties 10 acquIssce in the
Eaolce. sill, trust induce them 10 abide BY Il.
However It u affirmed list, that the iarGer part Of
'he upDe- classes Of France dUere to destroy the
rncrsge and the church, and 10 make the couslitu-
.on, one winch (~Ithout their being aware of such
q e'n'eq'encel ~"nld be wholly incompatible with
t7o duration Of hereditary monarchy
y Doruon--a very small one, it Is trnc--of the
gHn,ry e'c Nop,"Vnists aud an enormous body Of
the lower ca 1913; although tic dcsre for Mannheim
~ Is combined w'h one Tor free constitution.
tbnu7'hos OF THE f'1ann mob fought on the s8lh
and the following days Of Juy, t. tac cry of Napo.
con H. and orcoi holr leader, declared 10 friend
- mine ''Ns@s evm'ae, iyUs cDnsiepes de re- mi o.,
rrrire1 srni'ynsg'" meaning the accession Of tho
Duke 1f Orleans
3 Nevertheless tho nsi 'rty Of projectors, now
shat event has taken place, Will be sure to resist an,
uNemPi, from ony quarter, to disturb tho pnbII
peace. os another Change IN the nature Of the cxs,
1Nr Government, thp uprsp oC lar,