Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
PUBLISHED DALEY -.
MUEI. SN0 WIDEN,
EOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

not correct. The ship Herones at New York
from Liverpool brings London and Liverpool al
vices to the llth August inclusive.
II appears by accounts received in London
rom Amsterdam, Antwerp, Berlin, Hamburg.
and other towns in the North OF Europe, that the
Gall IN the value of all descriptions ofgoyernment
securities in consequence of the events IN France
Mas in no instance been less than SIX per centand
IN some instances much more.
The Government Of Francois to be admlnlst cred
hy R.iD D'Orleans aud has descendants in per-
net,?fy, in the male line according to the order OF
orimogcnitGre, and To the perpetual exclusion OF
1yornen and their descendants
Several Of the Paris Papers express their dis
rkeAmany of the provisions OF the new charter.
ghe 1isapprove of fixing the age ut which the
electoral rights may be exercised at 25 years
.iso the preservation Of the hereditary descent IN
the Peerage.
The ir,-couored flag mas been hoistsd upon all
the vessels OF the French Navy
The Nestor and Scipio were expected at fou-
Ion from Alsiers 9th about so millions OF francs
IN gold and silver.
Ii appears that the American ships Great Brit
ain and Charles Carroll were chartered Tor the
sum Of $4,000 francs each per month, 'or two
months. aud If their services we're required Tor
longer period, thew were 10 receive $4,000 francs
per month. II the objects of the charter were
concluded anytime within Nv H'oGt:,, they we're
20 receive $4,000 francs each.
The most favorable accounts had been receiv-
"a from the south. and particularly from Ayisaon
aud Marseilles. There is 20 longer cause 10 Tear
any thing even from La NeGdee.
Considerable establishment has been evnced
in the departments Of Normandy. at the s!ewness
81 v vh. nod thr .a - in tho ,la-
oartment Orne. Considerable bodies of the Ma
tional Guard had been dispatched to accelerate
his departure; Gen. Remond left Paris on the
9th, despatched by the minister of War to, take
command of the Natona! Guard, Of the country
and protect the arrival Of the Ex-King at Cher
eourg. NJ. de Ia Ponmeraye, Deputy Of Calva-
dos, had also been despatched ON similar mis-.
sion.
The Courier Francois SAYS that the new King
af France had already demanded Of the King OF
England, the eshes ct Napoleon from St. Helena,
20 be deposited in the column Of the Place Ven
dome. - ~
Cen Claqzel has been appointed commander
IN chief Of the Army Of Africa. This is an ex-
cellent choice--the old army had few better gen.
erai officers. lie was to leave Paris on the 18th
for his destination. The whole army now wears
re national cockade.
4 large portion Of the American seamen at
Ilyre Joined the body Of the National Guards,
vhich marched on Paris to assist in patting down
The Bourbons.
All etiauette and court dresses were excluded
tfom the family Of the Dake Of Orleans, on his
accession to the throne. The duchess of Orleans
cow Queen OF France. appeared III plain bon
net aud ribbons-the Duke himself walked about
in niaiu clothes, arm In arm with one of the de.
puties
NJ. de Peyronnet'was arrested near Tours. NJ.
Chauteauze was arrested the following morning.
o euarter of a league from Tours. They are
, both confined IN the same prison.
j. Tie Minister Of the United States has paid
his respects to the Lieutenant General of the
Kasdon,.
: FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
SITTING OF AUousT 6.
The Presiden, took the Chair at 10 O'clock.
NJ. Bernard rose to make motion. - Pro-
found sience)-He said solemn tie united
.he peonle of France to their Monarch; this has
iust been torn asunder; the vioater OF the con-
;rac has no longer any right TO claim its execu-
ton. Charles K. and his son pretend In vain
70 transmit power they themselves 40 longer
hold. That power has been dissolved IN the
blood of several thousands of victims. The act
of abdication that has been communicated to US
is but new act of per6dy-the semblance OF le-
gality with which it is clothed is but decep-
ton L is a brand of diseord attempted to be
cast amongst US. The real enemies Of our coun-
try those whc, By their hattery have urged the
iate government to its ruin, continue to act still
on every side; they clothe themselves with every
color--they precaim every opinion. Ultra Roy
alists present themselves under the cloak OF Re-
publican Resicidcs, while others affect for the
forgotten son of the conqueror Of Europe, hy-
pocritical attachment. which would change into
hatred fit were possible it could become ques-
ton Of raising him to be the Chief Of France. The
unavoidable instability Of thcpresent government
encourages the instigators Of discord.
Let US hasten to put an end to IT.. A supreme
law, that Of necessity. has placed arms in the
hands of the citizens Of Paris, in order to resist
oppression. and has made US adopt for our tenn
porary Chief, and only means Of salvation.
Prince, who is sincere freud to our Cohstltu-
tionaI institutions. Phe same law directs us to
ADOPT without delay permanent chief. AT the
one time, hswevsr implisit' may be the CONF