Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22
FOREIGN.
LATER NEWS PROM FRANCE.

York. and brings Liverpool and Lon
.l"n papers to the .th August. and frou
Paris 10 the 9TH inclusive. The pac
Set ship HaVrs. from Havre. has ais,
arrived at New York. having left Their,
on the ilih. aud the Amethyst has or
1'ed at Boston with Liverpool paper,
Ia the .th Of August.
The most important items Of intel
ligence are the formal ab.!ication o
tire Throne of France by Charles th,
Tenth, and the probable offer Of the
Crown To the Duke of Orleans. A
letter accompanying the latest express
from Paris to London SAYS, "As soon
IA the Chamber - constituted. n pro-
Posai will be made to il to offer the
Grown to the Duke 81 Orleans. Every
thing is prepared for this"
Captain k-ene, at the packet ship
HaVrr, which sailed from that port on
the lth August, states that hs learned
ON the morning he left there that the
American ships Great Briia:n and
Charles Carroll were chartered that
morning at Havre, for the purpose Of
conveying Charles the Tenth and his
suite beyond sea, destination not < nown.
Ii was stated that Il was ut the Kings
instance that these ships we're charter
ed.
A letter to q respectable house in
New York, lated Havre, Aug. 4,h.
says, "the Great Britain and Charlie.
Carroll have this day been chartered
for the purpose Of taking Charles Nth.
and suite to sea-"
All appears to be tranquil and quie:
in Paris since the revolution. No new
= fumults or excuses had been commit
ted. The Theatres and other places
at amusement were open, and the af-
fairs Of the government were seeming
~ going on with almost as much order
and regularity as if no revolu ton had
occurred.
1t appears that Charles y has recog.
nized the Duke Of Orleans in the TEN
psrary capacity Of Lieutenant General
OF the Kingdom, and has himself abdi-
Gated in favor Of the Duke Of Bor-
deauI, the Dauphin waving hi. claim
to the crown. What attention the
French nation will pay 10 this act re-
mains to be seen. fhe King, in the
mean time, was to leave the Kingdom
with his family, having first delivered
up the crown jewels. The speech OF
the Duke Of Orleans. announcing the
abdication, dweils on the necessity OF
providing agsinst arbitrary violations
of the charter. aud for the security oil
the liberty Of the press. The condem.
nations issued against the press have
bseu revoked, and the imprisoned per
sons liberated.
The King and his family fed from
st. Cloud To Rambouillet. on the Isl
of August. Having there assembled a
considerable force. he awaited the ar.
rival OF adeputation from the prnvis-
ional government at Paris. Commits
sioners accordingly met him; and on
his agreeing 20 abdicate the throne,
they consented to allow him four mil.
lions OF francs, one million Of which
they paid him in gold. They then Of.
fered 70 escort him. with a view TO his
safety. to any place which he should
indicate. But no sooner had the king
received the accession of about ID. 600
troops. than he positively refused %
wv" b'S u
give up the crown Jewels. of imme nss
value. This so exasperated the Paris.
ians, that large force prepared i'm
mediately TO cOerce the performance
ct the contract; and in the meantime
the $4,000 men OF whom the king re
lied, deserted his cause. Charles then
with the dauphin, signed an act Of alb
dication ia favor Of his grandson. the
Due de Bordeaux. The Chambers &C.
copied the abdicaiion, SO far as regards
the king and the dauphin, but refused
90 sckno~ ledge the Due de Bordeaux
as king. because such an acknowIedy.
ment would be an admission Of the late
kings right to appoint a successor
whereas, the PEOPLE are now in pow err.
u. 5. Gazette.
The London Herald Of the 9Th Au
gust observes -
IL Is said the ex-King Charles Y. !,
about to seek an iRglorious asylum IL
the free States of North America. Il
this be the case he may meet with The
deposed Majesty OF Spain IN his exile.