Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-22

Der presented scene more sublime, than
ever been exhibited. Every feeling eyerv ,.
ion, every regret was respected Never iS ,r''
deIiberative Assembly display more adm,uS
calmness and dignity. After having with
unanimous voice, declared their resolution =. " "
sent the crown to the Duke Of Orleans, h.vFN
ceeded to the Palais Royal, attended BY Il. \
tionaI Guards. The duke surrounded by h. ~ W
ilv received them. NJ Lafrte having read VA, 'ii'
! Royal HIehness the act Of the Constitute, -.
Duke replied in the following terms:-.. rsr...
with deep emotion the Declaration you pre,.',"
me; re- gard it as the expression Of the nalir,
will, which appears 10 me TO be cOnformab. :
the political principles have protessed t.rc,i
my life.
Filled with reco!iec,iOns which have slq,,,
made me hope never to be called TO ascend i,
Throne; exempt from ambition, and hah,v,,J
70 the lie of peace which i led with my smIs
| cannot conceal frum YOU the sentiments vbis
agi,ate MY mind at ibis great coniuncrrs b'
there Is one which entirely predominatcs over u
the rest--the love OF country.-l am fully m
pressed with the duties tpresclibes to he, .rG
will performs them"
His Royal Highncss was deeply affected. -,
tears ncwed st the conclusion Of his speech. n
emotion OF the prince, the eaosion of hta,, Vi
which he embraced NJ. LATTE, the MOVING =,
ture of his family around, the enthusiasm If ! |
present. the accIamations of tire le Rol!y
Rein, Vire Ia EamiAe RoyM which bust h,
every voice present, and were reiterated byta
sands collected in the courts Of the palace MI,
tbs one cs the most impressive scenes 10 be iO,,
IN the annals of nations. The voice Of the NJ
titude called forth the appearance Of the pia,
file came forward TO the balcony, accompanied |,
! NJ. Lafayette. and they were both received vi
acclamations, which were redoabed when /,
Duchess Of Orleans presented her children af.
people. NJ. Lafayette. struck by this unanlrr,
Of feeling, took the hand Of the Duke Of 0lah
saving, I've have performed good vors;w
are the Prince we needed; this is tie bcagh
publics."
We understand that the Duke Of 0henv.
90 20 the Chamber Of Deputies to-day 10 t4
the oath upon his election to be Kins. pre,at
the two Chambers assembled. !; is said Ags
will take the ute Of Philip |. aud lot PhitgW
in order not 10 continue tie succession u ?
feudal monarchy.
Charles X. slept on Friday night at yen1
On Saturday morning he VAS Al L'Aigle, No
it appeared To be his intentiGn TO make stll-
He has not more than 1900 men with him., lr
goons, Artillery and Body Guards. They y
without provisions, and complain biterIy-tg
only march one day on condition OF recerg
their pay the next. Charles X. refuses 10 tn
vel more than seven Or eight leagues day. Ia
country is quiet, but under arms, aid Veln
the national cockade.
4 traveller on the 5th inst. met CbalIe,
and his family. at iiilierei, between Nonaro4
and Verneuil. The cortege was going tovar'L
Aigie, proceeded in the following Nrder:-Tas
6eld-pieces; two companies Ct Body CSTa
Charles X. and the Duke d'Angoulemt Z
horseback. the Duchess OF AngOueme,
Duchess of Bcrri, the Duke OF Burdesul %
Madcmoiselle in Il carriage; several caal7
Of the suit, and two more companies Of Tie i
DIV Guards. They were travelling at 4
pace, and in the most profound silence &
towns and villages through which they Pa''a
shouting was heard, but the people took u Z
hats. Detachments of the Royal Guar, Z
Regiments of the line, were stationed W;
road The itinerary is:-Argentau, w 's
rentan, and Valognes. Ii is thought hiatt 70
X.aud his family will reach CherbourgOGit'0'
inst. at Questionable de Frame.
By all Order of the Day, Gen. LIta,esA
given notice that the Review Of the Ha4H
Guards is fixed for the 18th inst.
Bv decision Ofthe Project Of the Sens,
Chignard, formerly Advocate and COunts
the prefecture. is restored to his tunc'lof'
After holding severa! conferences SI9
Aguado az Petit Bourg on the subject |"
events of the 27tI., and 28fh and 2gh OF
n. Burgos the Spanish financial agent Da'a'
ed for Madrid with dispatches. a.
| Extraordinary confusion prevails al NJ
in consequence of intelligence that severn
in the province of Andulasia have declared ~
the present Government, and the lnhd1''1
Galicla are ready to rise in the mass. i@s
of the Constitution has been SET up 10 "'
places.-C0nsfitWionnsl.
General Lafayette visited the wolrdrd!'
day at the Exchange. .,
1t appears that the rumor Of the dean ~.
King Of Naples is unfounded; the Genoa 81
of July "a, announces that his Macs!
embark that evening, to return TO his c:PS
Count FIorian de KersoIay, peer Z" -
arrived few DAYS ago at Brussels.
Advices from Constantinope annoon'' :,
the Turks have been defeated by the AN.-,
land the sou Of the Grand VllIer made Ps
II is reported that Austrian troops arc ''