Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24


obligations above designated, and after having done
go before the assembled Chambers, to take the title
of King Of the French
M. Cassmir Perrier, after he had finished. n,ced
the act IN the hands of his Royai Hiohness rvbo
handed 1t to the Commissioner of he Interior
he Lieut. General-the President of the Cham
Der OF Peers will deliver up to me The act of adhc
zion of the Chamber of Peers the declaration of
the Cbamber of Deputies
Mr. Pasquer advanced and placed the act IN the
hands otthe Prince, who gave IN charge to the
comrnissary Of Justice
The Lieutenant General then made the folIov-nc
declaration: 9
.'Gentlemcn Peers, and Gentlemen Deputies,
nave read with greai attention the declaration of
inc chamber of Deputies. and the act ofadbesion of
the Chamber of Peers have well weighed and re-
Elected upon all its expressions
II acccP, without restriction reserve the clauses
anu ooigationS contained this dccla ration and tho
lits OF hhg oil the French. which 1t confars upon me-
ans i az, ready to s"csr, TO it's faithful observance
NJ. Dupont tde rEure) acting as Keeper of tbo
Seals, then approached HIS Majesty and handed him
the form of he oath. ~
Inc hlng, kneeng and uncovered with his r,obt
manu- elevated pronounced in slow but firm voice
the following oath, which was heard by those ou,-
size, such was the profound silence observed bv tho
assembly at this solem moment ~
I'm the presence Of God s. ear e. fa,tbf, I'M, d. -
the Constitutional Charter with the n,,dao W
expressed IN the dccara' on-only to govern nv tho
laws ana according TO the laws render fair and
az Justice TO every one accordngto his rights and
happiness and glory IF the French people"
The cry of 'Vlve Phillpr VII" was immediately
raised and answered by that of give PHILIPPE
or the cries of "Vve lie ro DIES Francaisn-oV,vo i,
| feine, soon drowned all others
During this time the Kinr s,pned three co,;.. &C
the oath and of the declaration PC "
His Majesty then mounted the throne; on his RIGHT
we're Mafshai Mortier, bearing the sword, Nj arshal
Cuoinot bearing the crown; his left Marshal n ac
donald and Marshal Moentor, BEARING the sceptre and
ne land ofJnstice Behind the two latter W. re- M M
Athal'n and de Rumigny, As-de- Camp Of he Prince
who w"re the only officers attached to The nersn ~
'he sovereign, who accompanied HIM wi HIN the en-.
closure. The kng announced by gesture his desire
to address the assembly again. when he pronounced
clear tone the following discourse:
"Gentemen, Peers, and Deputies have inst con
summaries great act. am deeply sensible of the
extent OF the duties which it imposes upon me- M,
conscience tells me that will fulfil them 1, is with
in conviction that have accepted the treaty of
lance which was proposed to ne.
II should greatly have desired never to occunv
the throne to Which the national wish has us, ca Her
me; but France attack in her bertIe. saw tho nub
order IN danger; the violation othe Charter had sha
ken every thing; necessary to re establish RI,
action of tho avs and the pawer ofden # WINS ysst
ed IN the Chamber of Deputies; you have done it
Gentiemen; the notifications which we have iuS
mace III the Charter guarantee security for the fu
ture France will trust be happy at home resnect
ed abroad, and the peace of Europe more firmly es
| tabsbed." ~
loud pandits and cries of"Vive lesRoi" were re-
pHaied, and the King deeply affected, prepared toesv,
nc ball.
TELEGRAPHIC DESPACHES.
| IoULoN August 6, 10 o'clock
Eonforuoa6ly to orders the tr-coloured flag ha.
peen neisted on board the Admirals ship al the Ho
/ tel ofthe Maritime Project, at ths Navor,I,y ar,
IN the public square Pie vessels in the roads will
foioW this example as The necessary uuantit,
o. aass can be furnished Thanks to the good un
deTsanding between the military and naval author
tiles and to the good feeling of the inha btant.
guilty is undisturbed.
August Z, A. III
tional vessels hoisted the tr coloured fac nj a.
clock last evening" about to have them hoist ed
on board the merchant men, if it is not areadv don.
I'M Ealf past q, p. MI
The Nestor which left Algiers july 90 has ius
arrived, with lO,240 600 francs in Snansb doIi.
and with dispatches which have forwarded by esta
iette ~ o''"
uI Extract of letter from Liverpool dated August It'll
Weather continueole:ably good there is cutie
panic IN our Grain market free wheat. are down Sd ~ ~
Ii., Cd houT is TO per barrel Flour worth abou
n shllngs the duty being expected come down 10
me lowest rate Free Flour bought al &C. er .
England and ss pretty generally in the south
quarter There still but little doing in cotton but the ma
ket keeps firm and expect to see more livev dem,
III change in other articles ' 'u
Lacerpool Corn Exchange. .qes. TO- 1880.
several small cargoes of Irish Wheat and Oats have rived
H,I tuesday together with few parcels Flour and
Sstnea and the annexed list exhibits considerable
on ne recent weekly supplies OF Foreign Whea, The
large ann such will probably 10 be the case or
mex lew weeks Our mlers and dealers Influenced By the
reduction in the duties ard consequent early release of
oesn Train and Flour, well by near approach of
pave purchased with extreme caution The demand
ION 'e country mllers has been equally limited and with the
almost hare of Free GRAIN prices have continued
g,aanay to ecede The contracts for Foreign Wheat
RAJ 'nouane quarters of which have to be delivered
free in three four weeks rs Cd to Gs per 20 lbs for R
h On Tor prime Baltic Red has also tended to
sooo aePIess'oS few parcels of bonded Wheat with or
voo DTS sweet Flour, have changed hands at fully pre
ot me reduction Of the prices free grain ia Wing
nearly kept pace With the decline duty checked sale,
mere was rather numerous attendance of rnles al this
mornings maTSei and although purchases were limited 20
ne immediate wants. and the transactions consequently in re
ail a:E sInoun of Business Wheat, al
Ioy me above noted decline Flour and Oatmeal esch
dcut to quit and might have bought evsn at greater
reduction than was submitted Saturday
ne saes OF cotton at Liverpool the 9TH 9th smson
go 70 about $500 bags The market was steady without
alteration in prices ~ '"O'' a"'
London Corn Exchange, .4ug 9.
ne weather continues very fine, il is expec,ed tina;
here VIII be very considerable liberation of bonded
when the duty attans its lowest. this occasioncd the
market TO be excessively heavy day; and the supene
are reported rs to IS and all the sorts 81 to
pr quarter cheaper than last Monday The demand 70.
stiOus ;ed