Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

A. 10 the lat. King OF France aud bis family
~ see nothing 10 Md unless u be tn iHei com
nnnieated by = correspondent OF the London
Courier that. after the shJicnfion oi Charles y.
aud the Bnke Of Aneouleme, the little court
around tia, fallen monarch applied Ihr title OF
majesty aud sre 10 the Duke Of Bordeaux in
doing which, hey took example rom Charles
snd The Duke OF Augoulemr. ~ Y dmG.
PAN Aug lo.--At this important crisis,
rsfTy rye j. dnfe'ed tnNArds this country. and
petsnnia Europe snore " less interested
D, the conduct OF The French government by
y hich the ,rauqniii, 1T France and Of o;hrr
sountiies my be prevented or established.
fand Won CIV express) the following lisi of the
1osi'fs "ho have just been appointed by Lou
hphrbp the PRS -
.r'isn Aidfs Count de Mole.
War General Geraf1.
NANCE Baron LOUIS.
distraction Pablqpc. NIL }
President ol The Coun- Due DC Brogls.
IA Of State
lnieiiaI W. dc Guizot
Maine Gfn. Sebastian
Jrt,e D.. poni de lEur
"lrwill be zen I, ON this l,st thai the majority
ofihr appoi. mrnts mude by tbs Provisional
Gnyefnmeni Nas bren confirmed.
The Count de Mol, n man OF IN dbl. age,
who has travrhcI agrent deal, particularly in
England Tor the manners and institutions OF
Mii,rh com ~ he has always protested he
greatest respect. Gen, Gerard has been spppv.
Aed TO entertain opinions Of an Iltfa-I liberal
tendeoc, but his conduct slnce the revolution
ba. bee n irm, mode rate end conraing. Ba-
ron Louis. VINO is man 81 lttge landed prop-
erty, and therefore df'py Interested in the
Preservation OF order aud goDd government,
Nas con ii.rsh QUO Of The most honest aud
.kdfal Ministers oil Louis XVIII. and he enjoys
tue r.spe I oi all pa,ueS lhr Duke de Brig.
he il using pot c,an oi extraordinary n.f>
!, lie is considered the chiei Of the political
H,sraigts Of Paris, and Is welt known by his
essays IN tue Rtrae Enf0riopedqHe, aud more
p,1iicuarly bt an adnlfthle paPrr ~ thai
FORK On The q" ctimlual Inv. of Europe in
Il ihfb he has displayed equal soad snse asd
~ de- Brogie ans nso, and ] bel,evs,
sili !. a rreulpr cpulr hutnr - lie GtObe
+. itnrnni OF rrrnt ,unnsacr among the Consn.
tut,onai Raynds,s. NJ 1e Gulzot is "a man oi
~ t.av mats"d pol toai character, alt ongha
i..uef al bei lHIs snii 10 have general talent
Tor lmsness OI Genrtal Sebastian, there Rr.
i-s,v upininns a. al Nv him 10 be n clever
A. o. i,m he seems to have been chosen b., wny
- oares,,on ,olhe ulna.Libcrals rather thBn
al. colleagues. NJ Dupont de rEure is an
nVoNrh 1ihefhl bat III, re is no fear Of his
carrying his opinions toa prcjudlral extent.
lie mas a reputation FOR integrity. aud there
fore IS well adapted IL the important station
WHICH he vii II ID M the nov government -
London Courier.
The es-king oi France aud his family pro-
coed slowly 20 the coast. though their steps are,
~enfer from the French papers, To be nov
somewhat accelerated while the legislative
hodrs proceed, with temper end regularity, IN
the settlement OF the Kingdom. The new
cath 10 observe the Charter could not be
tendcfrd to the Deputies from the accidental
wan, OF the previous notice requred by the
forms of the Chamber, butitwas rendered and
taken BY the Peer, generally. We respect tina
conscientious scrupes of the Peer who deeli.
ned II. yet il must b- observed that his doing
ST. is a prooi thAt hs Ia not under the pressure
Of far This Peer NJ. Dsmbrsy, the late
Chancellor, is the onl, one who ha. ve, deen
rd 10 take h. oath. The Duke lie Fitz-James
tovk ii,e oath after speech ahieh affected the
Chamber 10 the most sensible manner. aud by
VIII b some impression also must bp made IN.
tn The city of Paris aud the country. The
printing OF the speech being require d other
Peers qual,ied their oaths with expressions Of
regret, or a summary OF their motives. The
oath however, was taken NV l02 members (sli
with the exception OF NJ Dambrsy, who were
preSen ofthe Urprr House, among whom
were many Ultra Royalists. London Times.
From The Gaseite de France.
ALGiERS, Jolly al From the private cor
respon fence ofthe Avisa l---Oran. Constantine
and Bona. have submitted. Troops will he
sent to each OF these places to occupy them
II is not SAID how many are 10 be sent 10 Con-
SAINT ana :; il is also said that eight regiment.
are 10 he sent 10 Algiers, 10 form the garrison.
We are still employed in clearing Sid Fer.
ruch. bur il will be soon completed. The treas
ore is still being embarked, and they are mack
ing up ~, 0O0,0 00in Spanish piasters, which
viii be sent away Ia fes DAYS The
Corsur, steamboat, carries abeve l40no, 900
francs.
A letter from Algers, brought by the Nes-
tor states thai the chief OF a ,ioe had waited
IN Count Bournont, To induce him 10 repair,
with some troops. into the interior, in order 10
reduce the Bedouin Arabs, whose turbulent
chiefs excited them against the Ffehch aud
who might do us great deal OF mischief, il no
i.ftempt was made 10 reduce them. The Gene.
raj 10 chief took corps of 1900 men. with
some pieces OF cannon, and proceeded 10 the
,nierior, Guided by his perido1s chief. He
lad scarcely gone eight leagues, when band
81 3a00 horse aud foot appeared suddenly, and
tired on the French. Our soldiers, thinking
they had to 10 with that small number only,
pupsea them, but they were lsoen surrounded