Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-10
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,,n,b sailed from the latter port on the
as he packet ship FormOsa' orne, fro" hav-
~ ~ "a on the Sd Of March, the editors OF the
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''' ;o,, files of Paris papers TO the first OF
'yr' .r5 Hayre Of the Sd inclusive; by the
Vl' -, n,ckets London dates of the first of
~, ~ and Liverpool of the second
N"'" -, Eraace.-The Constitutional OF
LDHM g. 90 ,ontains speculation on the sub
Nlr,a HI ~, Lain, of American citizens on the
20 oI w rmment, in which the obligation OF
Ie1'n ; ~. ,5sm is strongly urged. The VIII
l''. .n;rludes BY saving we nave s'rohS
e. 'ol., believe that the Cabinet OF st; James
sl''a, ~ t,nry endeayored to persuade the Gov
= 'O,,' of the United States to renew their de-
snIl'", OJ tbat of France 10 reject them, hoping
n'ia' I 49,, ,o,lness and the seeds OF dispute
% IAuVu ,i,o ,vo powers Interested IN the free
''n ~ ,o,rs that though the principle has been
nothing has as vet been decided on or
}'o,I'hl'I h.twren the Ministers of the United
. .,.. aud France. We pray that all diihcui,
>'"y, ' ~ b, accommodated, justice done, and
- u,' raI,t;op, between France and the United
, a., ~ NAV not be interrupted.
ooryrvG OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
Tra,la,eI for the Comasrcid '4d'er'''e'.
~ I,nrD,i dn Havre of the Sd ult. contains
IN 'yr' If ,e opening of the Chamber of De-
h ~, ,oge,her with the speech from the throne.
g Z, s,.n3r took place at the Louvre, on the
l| ri, Majesty left the Tuillerles at one
'. .ySI ii. departure being announced by sal
'. .En,snty.one runs. A deputation of twelve
'oo' nrsrsdel by the Chancellor, and OF twen-
l'',' ,r,;S. oCdepartments. conducted by officers
: r,r,monv. received the Ang III the Han attach
J,n he Mosaic Saloon. His Majesty enter
- tho Chamber and took his place Oh the throne.
-, n,nnbip being on his right, and the DaSe OF
G,laa~. IN he left. On the right of the former
,,. ~. Dnke de Chatres, the Chancellor being
f-,,, and to the left Of the King. Prince Tai
I,L.,ud occupied the place Of Grand Chamber
II, The foot of the throne. To the right and
g e tho sg,rcls of the throne were arranged
IN. secretaries and Ministers If State, MarshalS
= ganre. Eunhts Of the different orders, the
r,nn,pjers of st. Louis and high officers of
he lp,ion. appointed BY his Majesty to have seats
mar n, person. six of the Counsellors OF State.
>y the Masters Cf Requests, two Auditors of
he Council Of State. and the deputies Of Depart
n,r,,. were placed on beuchesin front and 10 the
.f Of me King The DauphinesS, the DutCh-
., Of Reri. the Duke Of Bordeaux, the Dutch
>,ofO@rans aud Madame d'0rIeans, were pre-
,,g,af th, ceremony. Ia one of The tribGnes.-
reasscnbly was standing and uncovered. The
NIfg said. " Messiears. Peers of France, be
,eled." The Chancellor then communicated 10
he Deputie, that the King gave them permission
to be seated. The King then pronounced the
blowing speech
Gatlsasa 1t is always with confidence that
assemble round my throne the Peers of ny
realm and the Deputies Of Departments.
Since your las session, important events have
Consolidated the peace of Europe, aud the accord
established between my allies and myself for
the god of the nations.
The war in the East has terminated. The mo-
ierttion Of the victor aul the amicable interview
n'aot The Powers, by preserving the Ottoman
Empire from the misfOrtunes which menaced il.
have maintained the balance aud strengthened
tie aa,lrntrelauons of the States.
Caderthe protection of the powers which Sign
-dae treaty July 9th. independent Greece will
D. 6ora agaIn from her ruins; the choice of the
Fnce called 10 reign over her makes sufficient
clear the dlsinterested and pacific views of the
Nye;egns.
am pursuing at present. in concert with nv
lo''' negotiations Of which the object is to eff
,g.t reconciliation between the Princes OF the
"",e Of Braganza, necessary to the repose OF
NE Peninsula.
D'nS the important events with which Eu-
,Y?2e was occupled,l deemed proper TO suspend
.ee'e''> OF my resentment against barbarian
power; but can no longer leave unpunished the
I> offered to my hag, The signal PREPARATION
u'lrG 10 obtain, will, while it satisfies the no.
Ao'ol France. rebound. with the aid of the Al
"lS ~ 10 the good of Christianity.
- lax accounts OF receipts and expenses will be
.'' '''0re You, and at the same time a statement
:, ~ wants and resources for the service of 49,
Ia I nave the satisfaction to observe that not
,C,r ,, 'n''lS the dlminution of The revenues of
.b.. COMPARED with those Of the previous wear,
"'e exceeded the estimates of the budget
Oh, t.s'eht operation las sufficiently as ;ertaned
.;rI ''''e', Al which loans have bee me nego-
n. ana shown the possibility of Tightening
=, '''> oi the State. 4 law I'm relation to