Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
FOREIGN.

The ship Helen, Capt Cobb. arrived from LIVER
pool tins forenoon, having sailed the afternoon of
Commercial Advertiser have received their London
and Liverpool papers to the 18th ofAugust inclusive
The cotton market was brisk. Flour had experience
cd another decline.
TIE FRENCH REVOLUTION
This is the all-sbsorbng topic Of interest, and We
regret that the late arrival of pagers does not al
low us 10 give ample and conncctad q view of the
progress OF this wonderful event. as we could wish
Deficiencies will be supplied tomorrow.
In the mean time, IN addition 10 the document and
other extracts given below have only room 10
state, that present appearances Indicate speedy re-
turn to tranqu y uad the new nov rnment of tho
Duke Of Orleans.
The King and hs household lcd from ST. Cloud
TO Ramhou,l'et on the LIST of August. Here he num-
bered considerable military force. Commissioners
were sent to tre1t with hun, and abjca,ion, to-
go;her w;th liberal allowance, was agreed upon.-
Phesc commissioners had the generosity to cause
million To be delivered immediately To- the OK royai
family, who wanted money, and had asked i millions
for rts Journey TIC three other millions were going
To be sent to Charles and the commissioners devoted
themselves to escort him, to spare him al dangers or
10 share them with him.
Subsequently as the King had received an acccs.
sion OF troops numbering . 00o who seemed ruclln
cd {" adher' u him, he refused to Comply with the
terms he had himself dictated aud also refused q, rc-
store the crown Jewels
Tho people of Paris became nr,red nj this in,clE
Ccnce, and large military force set ou, imn,n5stciv
~
the approach of these forces the troops of the knr
d.sericd the royal cause. The cx.kinr thcreupun
ahdicated The throne IN favor of the young Duke Of
Enurdeaux. sppOiming tis Duke of Orleans Lieut.
General ana Regent ofthe Kingdom, during the mi
nority of the prince
Beng subsequently informed that Io,oro Of the
National Guards, headed by two Commissioners who
had boon with hn. coming upon him. Charles
cana In All immediate decision, and gave up evcrv
thing.
Al the latest ndyIccs. the ex-king and his faulty
had ett RTu5 unlst Tar Cirrbourg. accompanIed by
the commissioners. The Impression was that it was
the intention ot the royal exllas embark fer the
u. States
1t is rumored tha, The Ministers Of most of the
European Cou''', have sgnIfcd the friendly feelings
OF tneir respective reigus the Duke of
Dnuhtfui--therc had not been time.
The Chambers of Peers and Deputies had been O.
penod at Paris and the speech the Lieut.. General
on the opening f,he came Will be found below
Revolutions OF similar character were anticipated
in Spain ond PsTtugal. Perhaps the fire will spread
into Italy
The King of Naples is dead
III. Farc!, unc of the editors Of the Globe, was
killed al the assault upon the fuileres on the goth
o. JAY. Al the Theatre Francois u benef, is an
uonnHoI for the widows and children Of the slain.
Ts- Duke Of Orleans has subscribed the sum OF
!OoGO francs to the fund for the relief of those who
wouuticd The eth, 23th aoh 10Th ofJuly and
FOR the families of The slim.
By one of the Hlyre packets which has arrived
t,ns afternoon, wa learn that the American ships
Great Hctoin and Charles Car OIL lad been charter
90 ~ the morning OF the ith August TO convex KING
Charles and suite TO port in he Uutcd S,utes Ii
reported that it was at the Kings orders that
thrs~ SHIPS had been chartered.
Z! was reported that there was serious mIsander-
st1i.'.nE between Gen. Bournoni ard Admiral Du
pro al Ayers respecting The great treasures found
tncrs 9Go latter complained That the former seem
I'd dnGi:ous exclude the navy officers.
Ftc i'oudon papers of the It'll August, announce !
toe arrival Of express by which it is 10 be hoped
f. Cf
aad national liberty will be contaminated without
farther ooodsLcd. Charles it GILL be seem hes con-
srnted To depart witout further opposition 10 Cher
hourg Tbs following is the Official announcement
Of The gratifying fact
"BAHgoUrLLET. August 3.
@onse'Sncur-it Is with Joy that we announce
The success of our mission. The King has determin
q, 10 depart with all his family We shall bring Won
al the incidents and details Of the journey with the
grentest precision. May II terminate happily
Ne io.low the route To ChorSourg. an The troops
Rre directed 10 march Bpcrnor. To morrow NOR
nirg It wIl be decided whtcI shall definitely follow
the hing.
We are with respect and devotion,
Your Royal Highness's
Most humble and most obedicat servants,
De Schooner,
lie Marechai Maison,
Odillon Barrot"
The dispatch which incloses the above official let,
ter. says, 1T is und rstood be the KnCs III cntioD
10 embark for the u. States os America The xmas
prosch OF the armed force from Paris
The London Morning Herald of August 7, an
nounces IN postscript tho receipt by express of the
Paris Montcur Of August 9Th, with the other Paris
papers OF the same date, together wsth the Mesa
gur dos Chambres Of Friday August 6. The follow
ing are exlrncts:-
From he yUonifcur, .8yS. ..
Yesterday accomplished the work which vas begun
on tho 93tb aud 29h July The transport of patriot
ism which lei to i:ambOuillet nearly 10000 men of
the National Guard OF Pans las been fruitful and
powerful as was to be expected. At The news of
this movement the King quilted RatOboulllet with
his family, abandoning every thing, even his last hope
The national troops which set out under The com
mand OF General PsIol, who was accompanied by
General Fxceimans, Coion% Jscquerniuot, H. 81 Geo
Lafayette, displayed, a' in the great work which is
4 st hnirhed, an admirable enthusiasm. The cxpa-
dictionary army encamped at Coigniercs, wanted 10
set out this morning 1T three o'clock tU 60 20 Ram
boulet, and even farther and II With great Diff
Guilty that General Pajul able 10 prevent this
march, which now become useless. But the re-.
suit Of this movement has been iinmcnsc-the fight
Of the King, his defSnitve ubiica;on the taking of
alt the diamonds Of the Crown, the captul,tion of
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