Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

Perry, having Oh board tue Hon. Jol,~ Randolph OF
Roanoke. Minister to the Court Of ST Petersburph
! arrived in Yarmouth Roads on Wednesday, from
Virginia and Cowes, and proceeded her destna
ton
From The u S. Gazette
The Duke of Orleans. now appointed Lieutenant
General of France is the of the notorious E@ni
ite gulllotined in the Repolu,io ion Previous to his
fathers death, he was nn Aid of Gen. Dumourier
and fought under the tri-coored h,g (which is what
he alludes TO in his proclamation at Gemappe He
was afterwards prescribed; fed 20 this country and
taught school in New Jersey We are sorry to add
that he evnccd the basesi ingratitude to some of
his Auocrican patrons. otter he restored 10 nf1u
ence on the return of the Bourbops.
General La Fayette. Commander of the National
Guards, is too well known to require any particular
notice
tIonai Guards during the revolt, name well known
TO tho "bulletin" readers in the wars of tho empire
lie fought with distinguished valor Ligny, and
commanded of the two corps that Diverted To
Wavre under Marshal Crouchy, and consequently
was no, present al The battle of Waterloo. Las
Casas says that Napoleon. after his disasters at
Le,pslc told Gerard IF had many like you,
should CONSIDER all my losses repaired and should
THINK myself master of my fortune"
In subsequent conversation, Napoleon remarked
that 1.-THE generals who seemed destined to rise to
future distinction, were Gerard, Claurel, Foy La
marque, &c These were to have been my new
Marshals."
Count Lobau, head ofthe Executive Committee is
title that seems tn have always COMPOUNDED editorial
Pers called him Bertrand. and the late London Ga
zeites suppose it to BE- Drouet. The real name how
ever Is George uouton, for many yea RS one of tho
Aids of Napoleon, and who derived his title from the
island of Inder Lobaw the Danube, where (as
O'Meara assePts) his personal services saved the
French Srmy after the defeat at Essllng Prior to
thls period he was distinguished the capture of
IIandshat where las the Bueten states) he lead his
DIVISION into the city bridge that actually in
f1ames Napoleon mentions him when a colonel near
Genon IN 1900 as being great discrplnarian; s. a.
/ tnrin boN ,.~l, L..
army HIS corps was cut OFF by Butcher and himself
made prisenor of war and to Plymouth; an g.
vent OF sufbc"nt Importance at the time to produce
Z. supplementary dispatch from Lord Welinr,on Ue
was prescribed by Louis XVIII, and did not return
TO France until some years afterwards, when q nen
eral amnesty was proclaimed
OtCasimer Perricr, Benjamin Constant, and others
nothlnS more IS known than that they have been for
many years active members OF the House of Deputies
Ali of them excepting Cons,a may be set down as
urn friends of the late Emperor, and probably at
I ached to Napoleon.
1t may not perhaps be inappropriate ere WE close
his desuory article to give short notice the Roy
al Family Of France. Charles X is the brother of
Louis XVI who persisted on the scaffod He was
porn In 1857, and is CONSEQUENTLY 73 years old. He
succeeded his brother, Louis XVIII IN 1924 He was
married IN 1878 10 Marie Theresa a daughter of the
king OF Sardinia who died in 1905. They had issued
two sons. The eldest, the dauphin is still ,iyiug and
usually known by the title of ne Due d. Angoul me-
he was born IN 17S5, and married his first cousin
Maria Theresa Louisa, daughter of Louis XVI bv
Woln ne mas no issue. The younger son, Charles
ferdinand, late Due d. Bern, was born in 778 He
married Princess of Naples in 1916 and was assas
slnated IN 1890 leaving daughter, nd posthumous
son, the Duc d BeurdeauX, now ten years of age
The other Princes ofthe blood royal of France arc
l. Louis Philip Due dOrleans born IN I773 Now
Lieutenant General, Regent or King as our next ad
vices may shew. He is 81 years old immensely rich
ana has SIX sons and three daughters. The former
are ooRes OF Charities, Nemours. Joinville Pan
thieVre, Aumae, and Gomtpensier @ Louis Henry
frince OF Condo. born 1855. married IN ITO
to Louisa, aunt of the Duke OF 0rleaus who died in
Jan. 1922, and had only son, the late Duke D Eng
hien, killed in 1904.
u haVre, the great commercial port of France
on the Atlantic, has, with it's grea: Naval Arsenal
been attacked and carried by the people after some
lighting 'Phe people have riumphed every where
throughout France far as heard from. This lnfor
nation is derived from Cap. Delano, of the Colum
bia. at ~ York. who lefi Pn-ls,,, nh 1St Az