Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
NJ. Cusimir Perrier,
NJ jacques LATTE,
~. Benjamin Delessert,
NJ. Dupin, sen.
III. Rover C5nllard


| The news of the death of the King of NAPLES is
| confirmed. He died at Turin, at the age of So He
Is succeeded by his son Ferdinand Chares Duke OF
Caabria, who is in his 21st year.
! From the JAessagcr of 7hursday Gil aar)
Saint Acheulis des royed. Phe people proceeded
to that establishment, which they have demolished
and burnt.
! "A letter accompanying the express says
In as soon as the Chamber is constituted proposal
will be made to it to offer the Crown to the Duke OF
Orleans Every thing is prepared for this
Ills probable that the Peerage and the Magis-
! tracy will be remodeled
at IS affirmed that General Causel ia pppo;n, e1
COMMANDMENT Chief of the army in Africa
! PIRATE Letter from Paris, .august i
~ nave to communicate to you the important in
teiigence that the King of France and the whole of
tne Royal Family left Remboiet last night. at eight
O'Clock. They have given up the whole of the crown
Jewels which have actually, believe, safely arrived
iere General Mason had the charge of them. The
King 1t Is said. has taken the road to Cherbourq
where lie means to embark.
"a commission, which hear is TO meet this morn
ing, under the presidency OF 81 Lafitte Will 6y
the day on which the exchange is to be opened
i.iis commission, consisting OF Messrs. Lafte LIE
'eeVre, KothSchid Vassal, Vandemaro. Sc are to
consult upon the necessary means for efectina in the
easiest way, the settling OF the monthly account O,
the public funds which should have taken place yes
terday but was prevented by existing circumsian
-, ne e%, minister Peyronhet has been arrested at
Tours The Duke de Char,res. at the head of his
regiment, came into Paris this day with tri-co!nur
cd dag Every thing is quiet here
Fhe Giooe III subsequent paragraph adds. w :
stop the press to say that third Express has lust
been received from Paris bringing further inforYna.
ton that the abdcation of the King has been
ditionai, and that he is already his way to Cher
Doufg where two vessels in readiness TO receive
himself and SUITE"
a supplement to the .aEouileur of "Wednesday. Aun
~ published previously to the receipt of the foreoo
ing. contained the following act of abdeatio, q
Charles X, and the late Dauphin 1t will be sesr
that 1t is qualified in favor of The Duke of Rordeaux
From the Monieur of "Wednesday, Aug 4
PARIS, Ang. Official The following act sn
perscrlbed-s'To my cousin the Duke of Orleans
lieutenant General of the Kingdom" has been de
posted by order of the Duke Of Orleans in the Ar
chives of the Gambler of Peers
RAMBoUILLET. Aug. 2, 1880
my Cousio-l am too profoundly grieved by the
evils which afic or night threaten my people, not te
nave sought means of preventing then. / have
therefore taken the resolution TO abdcate the Crown
IN favor OF my grandson The Duke of Bordeaux
The Danphn. who partakes my sentme nts, also
renounces his rights in favor of his nephew
lou VIII have then IN your quality of Lientenan
General of The Kingdom, to cause the accession Of
Henry " to the Crown to be proclaimed. You wil
taEe besides all the measures which concern YOU tc
regulate the forms OF the government during The mi
iiority or the new King Hero / confiDe myself to
making Known these dispositions; 1t is means 10
avoid many evils.
9ou VIII communicate my intention to the DpIo.
matte Body, and you gill acquaut me as soon ms roc
o,o'G Win the proclamation by which my grandson
shall have been recognized King France, under the
name of Henri Y. VIC
charge Lieut. General Vscount de Foissae Ia .
tour to deliver this letter you. lie has orders to
settle with you the arrangements to be made IN favor
OF the persons who have accompanied me, as wen a.
me arrangements necessary ior what concerns a,e
and the rest OF my family.
We will afterwards regulate the other measures
which VIII be the consequences of the change OF the
reign 'D
repeat to you, my cousin, the assurance of the
sentiments, with which am your affec;Ionate cou
SIM CHARLES,
LOUIS-ANTOINE
o,Dx1.-e PARIS August
-, oPEGlNG OF PIE CHAMBERS.
ihe Cnamper met to-day ct re, under the Presi