Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

DIR Huseisson and General Guscoyne hive been
returned to Parlisrnent from the borough of Liver
pool. The election was conducted with great or
dor.
Prom, the u S. Gazette.
The DUKE OF Orleans, now appointed Lieutenant
General of France. is the ofthe notorious Egai
iie cuillotined i'm the Revolution Previous to his
father death, he an Aid Of Gen. Dumourier,
and fought under the tri.coorcd dag (which is what
he alludes tn in his procamn,ion,) at Gemappe He
was afterwards prescribed; fed 10 this country, and
taught school in New Jersey We are sorry to add
that he cvincsd the bssest ingrstitude To some ut
his American patrons. after he was restored 10 atfiu
the return Of the B"urbons.
General La lafayette. Commander OF the National
Guards. is too well known to require any particular
notice
General Couu, Gerard, the Command ef the Ma
tona Guards during the revolt, rs name well known
TO tho "bulctp" readers in the wars OF the empire.
He fought with distlng ulshed vaor at Ligny, and
commanded of the two corps that dlverged to
Wavre under Marshal Crouchy, and consequently
not present no battle of Waterloo. Las
Casas says that Napoleon after his disasters at
Lepsc, told Gerard, iii had many men like you,
l should consider all my losses repaired, and should
think myself master of my fortune"
In n subsequent conversation, Napoleon remarked
that ''th- generals who seemed destined to rise to
future distinction. were Gerard, Claurel, Foy, La
marque, &c. These were to have been my
Marshals."
Count Lobnn, head of the Executive Committed is
title Tint to have always COMPOUNDED editorial
recollection. A. the bot lie nf Waterloo, the newspa
pers called him Bertrand and the late London Ga
zcltes suppose il to BE- Drouet The real name how
ever Is George MDuton, for many yea one of the
Aids OF Napoleon, and who derived his title from the
island OF lndcr Lobau ! he Danube, whore las
| o Meara asserts) his personal services saved the
! French army after the defeat al Essl,ug Prior TO
! this period he distinguishing the capture OF
Lundshut, where as the Buctcn statesl he lend h's
division into the CITY bridge hat was actuly in
flames! Napoleon meBtions HIM when colonel near
Genon 1900, as OeIng great Oh clplInai AN; a. al
nj
army HIS corps cut off by Bluch"r and himself
made prisenor oi war, and sent TO Plymouth; an e.
vent OF sutcl Mt Importance al the lime 10 pruduo
n supplementary dspach from Lord yelling on lie
was prescribed by LOUIS XVIII, aud did not return
! IL Franco until som. years alcrw ards when gen
/ oral amnesty was proclaimed.
! OfCasimer Perrier, Benjamin Constant and others,
nothing more $ known than that they have been for
many years members OF the House OF Deputies
Ali of them excepting Constant may be set down as
firm friends of TIC late Emperor, and prGbnoiy at
lached TO Napoleon.
i fl may not perhaps be inappropriate, close
this DIES DRY article, To give short notice III the Roy
al Family of France. Charles y. Is the brother Of
Louis WI vino persisted On the scaifod he was
born III 1857, and is CONSEQUENTLY IS years old lie
succeeded his bro lher Louis XVIII IN 1924 He was
married IN 1913 10 Mara Theresa, n daughter Of th'
King of Sardinia, who died IN 805. They had lssL 20
two some The eldest the dauphin, is still living, ant
usually known by the tile OF the Duo d Angoulrme
lie born IN Tvs, aud married his first cousin
Mana Theresa Louisa, daughter of Louis XVI. b!
whoin he has issuc The younger son, CiIarie
Ferdinand late Due d'Berrl, was born IN 773. III
married Princess of Naples in 1916 and was assas
slnatsd IN 1920, leaving daug liter, and posthumou
son. the Due d Bordeaux, now ten years OF age
Tho other Princes ofthe blood royal of France orc
!. Louis Philip Due Orleans born, IN 1918. Nov
Lieutenant General, Regent or King as our next ad
80" 400 7iA suns ai ta, urug NJ Ne
are DuRes of Charres, Nemours, Jolnvle Pan
.HeVre, Aumale, and Montpensier. O. Louis Henri,
r Prince OF Condo. born 1856, married IN 1870
TO LOUISA aunt of the Duke Of orlraus, who died il
Jan. 1892, and had only son, tho late Duke D'Ene
hien, killed IN 1904.