Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-16

,eceiyed Their London and Liverpool papers to
-hs 7tr Of August. inclusive. The cotton mar
Be. was brisk FloIr had experienced another
decline.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
This is the all-absorbins topic Of interest. and
we rearet that the late arrival OF our papers does
not allow US to give as ample and connected a
view Of the progress Of this wonderful event. as
,se could wish. Deficiencies will be supplied to-
morrow.
Ia the mean time, in addition to the documents
and other extracts given below, we have only
SOON To state, that present appearances indicate
a speedy return to tranquility, under the new
government Of the Duke Of Orleans.
The King and his household, fled from St.
CLOUD to Rambouil.et en- the lst Of August.
Here he numbered considerable military force.
Commissioners were sent TO treat with him, and
an abdicat.on, together with liberal allowance,
was agreed upon. These commissioners had the
generosity to cause a million to be delivered i'm
nedateiy To the ex-royal family, who wanted
money, and had asked millions for It's Journey.
The three other millions were going 10 be sent
to Charles, aud the commissioners devoted them
selves to escort him. To spare him ali dangers Or
20 share them with him.
Subsequently,. as the King had received al ac-
cession OF troops numbering $4,000, who seemed
inclined to adhaer To him. he refused to comply
with the terms he had himself dictated, and also
refused to restore The crown jewels.
The people Vt Paris became enraged at this in
teiligence, and a large military force set out Im
nediately to march upon Ramboulet. On re-
.ceiyng news of the approach Of these forces, the
troops of the king deserted the royal cause The
sx-King thereupon abdeated the throne in favor
of the Young Duke Of Bordeaux, appointed the
Duke Of Orleans Lieut. General and Regent Of
,he Kingdom, during the minority Of the prince,
Being subsequently informed that 10000 of
the National Guards, headed by two Commits
sinners who had been with him, were coming upon
him, Charles came to an immediate decision, and
gave up every thing.
At the latest advices, the ex-kng and bis fam
Nv had left Rambouilet. for Cherbourg. accom-
panied by the commissioners. The impression
was, that it was the intention Of the roya exiles
70 embark for the United States.
Its rumorcd that the Ministers Of most Of the
European Courts. have sisnilird the friendly teel-
ings Of their respective soveveigns to the Duke of
Orleans. Doubtful-there had not been time.
The Chambers of Peers and Deputies had been
opened at Paris, and the speech of the Lieutenant
General on the opening Of the same will be found
below.
Revolutions of similar character were autici-
pated in Spain and Portugal. Perhaps the fire
will spread into Italy.
The King Of Naples is dead.
Nj. Farcy, une of the Editors of the Globe was
killed at the assault upon the Tuilleries on the
Goth Of JULY. At the Theatre Francois benefit
is announced for the widows and children of the
slain.
The Duke Of Orleans has subscribed the sum of
10000 flames to the fund for the relief of thnse
who were wounded on the 9th. 2Sth, and 29th
ofJuly, and for the families Of the slain.
BY one Of the Havre packets which has arriv-
ell tins forenoon, we learn that the American
ships Great Britain and Charles Carroll had been
chartered on the morning Of the 4th August to
convey King Charles and suit to port IN the
United States. 1t was reported that it was at
the Kings orders that these ships had been char
tered.
II was reported that there was serious misun-
Outstanding between Gen. Bourmont and Admit
raj Dupre, at Algiers. respecting the great trea-
sures found there. The latter complained that
the former seemed DESTROYS to exclude the navy
officers.
nonnced the arrival Of an express. bv which il is
to be hoped the comparatively pacific triumph of
sound principles and national liberty will be con-
summated without further bloodseed. Charles,
it will De seen. has consented tedepart without
further opposition, to Cherbourg. The following
Is the official announcement Of the gratifying fact:
"RaNsoUILLET, AugustS.
"Monseigneur-ltiswith Joy that we announce
the success Of our mission. The King has deter
mined to depart with all his family. We shall
bring YOU all the incidents and details of the jour
hey with the greatest precision. May it termi-
bate happily. 80
.sWe follow the route to Cherbourgh. All
The troops are directed to march on Epernor.
Tomorrow morning it will be decided which shall
definitely follow the King.
We are, with respect aud devotion,
Your ROYAL Highness's
Nest humble and most obedient servants,
Dr. schooner,