Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21

ROYAL Guards viii, however, be steady 10 m. To-.
Thursday, July 29.--The night has been n drn.d
tui one; the citizens, than ever mo-.
bold and unremting i'll their attacks have forced he
so,dery to shelter themselves in the houses or else
where's tue latter though encouraged by the praises
the largesses and the promises of the King. seem dis
heGtened; the moral influence their situation mush
be considerable: whole undivided mass of the;r
countrymen present to them the hand of friendship
calling them brothers If they accept it. holding ready
the sword vengeance if they refuse it, then their
physical force is almost exhausted; they have been
three days and three nights duty. their feet arc
swollen. their tongues parched and their resolution
gone; many have laid down their arms. But the IA.
bes are turn d. the people assaled and driven about
Yesterday are this assalants and viciors
cnieshave been appointed, the glorious old Lafay-
cite is at the head of the Provincial government:
followed the veteran TO his head quarera and shout
cd with enthusiastic thousands, yive LAFAYETTE viye
Ia Sauveur dc duck mondcs
10 o'clock The people are rapidly CARVING cvo.
ry post; the troops retreat in confsop enthms;.en
is at its height; the most determined and brilliant
valonr is displayed; they have carried the Palace Of
the Tuierics
! .Noon.-'phe people are victorious two regiments
are firing off their muskets in the air under INV win
dows, and shaking hands with the people, who kiss
ana mug tAem and run to bring them food and drink
never was sucp noble Courage, such touching gene
rosity; the Parisians covering themselves with
glory. have 'ust come from witnessing the devoted
and laudable bravery of the Swiss troops; driven to
the worst extremity these faithful fellows have shut
themselves up IN the upper stories some houses and
are lring their last cartridges from the windows
wno the en- huaiastic and not less brave citizens as
sail them from the Streets from the opposite windows
and from every point whence their ,nusoue,s uv;Il
! carry All Paris is battlefield; in every street 10
eulwark, from every window flashes a musouet
from every housetop rain down pavement stones an
the devoted aud yet obedient soldiery ofthe King
They must yield however, the momentIv in
creasing tide of popular fury will overwheln, and
crush them
| Ercaing.-The day is galned-the peop)e are mac
tiers OF the Capital; the supposed blind and furious
MOP snow as much DISCRETION and good conduct, as
they have done ofbravery. The Provisional Govern
ment is heard and obeyed. The report is circulated
| think with the design merely of keeping them on
the alert that 1000 troops viii march on Paris this
night Every where yeu sec eagerness to have
leaders; dstrust prevails amongst the people ofthem
selves All the furniture of the Palace has been de.
stroyed' but nothing pillaged some thieves have
been instantly shot There is cry but "Vive Ia
Charte!" Patroes are established every who're.
they are collecting the dead and most soot6nglv ar
tenong the wounded many who look like sorry ca
matte, behave most respectfully; many who dared
no. snow their noses IN the streets Yesterday, now
buster and flourish long swords The fact is the
lower c'ass of peoplc-no. the canaille but the
class OF workinen-have done the business solely
Without order, organization, chiefs, they have
dflVen the unnghteous King and his hrelings from
the Capital.
friday Juy 3l-strces full they could hold since
iumul then, comes along dozen fellows ike
faSta hiriess shameless black and bloody who cry any
but they are merely good naured merely swagsel and
s,h four more groteque than oihehaif naked
along IN martial PRIDE bearing Ratchet, second
sese and ee Vy la ispsb lnd fourth h huge
were the actors of the old revolution; they wbaye
the bodies slain laid out for recoenion,be b..d
and bloody limbs boated and rapidly purifying bodies vd
and distorted faces recalled mind the East, So We
there the bodies we're headless and muaedthere also
wagons loaded with he bodies of the soldiers which were
thrown IN heaps from which stuck heads and
legs, in all directions an idea of war from
o The done and
an we ras 1 b emo s show
prevailing csythe chefs and they say Lafayette a, their
head wish for rspu5lcanism do not believe it, for every
ment and names the Duke Orleans as the man for the
crown--lmied by the Charcr-Some few and feeble
that have Bourbon blood God grant thar the nreo;on
moment may not be ost-ha the Provisional Government
may shew true patriotism and cal! Oreans-t i, ryiral
noment-oh. that the blood which yet unwased from The
pavement may not have been shed there in van
shedding OF more EVenng-Francs from the voko
of despotic monarchy and the yoke of despoc
o6ocray-the Provisional Government have Orleans
Satdsy yuly Orleans has accepted the CALL and in
monarch with limited power Every hn ", , .aSe nn
The King has fed from ST. eouds Pe hssres h,o
RTavey stuck to his posi- I'LL all lost be heard
YET song-especiay if backed by the Allies The fleet may
stick TO him | advise him go Algers and Dey.-
Thus yon see my friend have given you my daily thoughts
feet tranquility of the capital the cause of Or
leans and the Chambers dav to morrow Tho
Kings flight has been intercepted he has back and is
Ministers fO'' O'' " "'S
! ParSs.-Two young citizens of the United States
who, on the first day of the glorious resistance of
the Partisan youth, took up arms to pay their debto
the sacred cause of liberty, persisted victims of their
enthusiasm Honour to their memory!-.Nationuy.
We are sure the American public will learn with
regret, what we derive from private letter of Au-
gust2d that NJ, REvA5sEUR, the Secretary and much
respected companion of General Lafayette, on his
late tour through the United States, dangerously
wounded, in the late revolution in Paris.-Gasctte
The En- King Of France The correspondent of an eve
ming paper ho Sandard) states, that Monday July26
when all Paris in agitation Cbares alone anna
enily unagated He with Duke dAngoulsme on
shooting excursion and received from The Grand
Master OF Ceremonies and fixed the day and ednedav
for other shooting Iares Letters have been found which
render this fact unquesonable This is the ntensv rs
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