Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

prevent the consequences to be appre-
heuded from the gentlemen who v ere
drinking To the Kings departure in
his Msjesty's apartments. lie shrug-
ged his shoulders the National Guards
were busy firing in the direction OF the
PAlais Royal; and the multitude, IN
the mean time. must remain guard at
the ru,lerie.. and drink nd hbifum. In
I fact, his Majesty's good wines did their
duty on his Majesty's good subjects.
and much disorder was the couse-
guepee; but no irrcparabie mischief
has been perpetratcd. The like good
fortune had not Arcbsveche. Thnugh
nothing was carried of, every thing
was destroyed.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM FRANCE
! NETWORK. sEPr. 10.
The ship Concordia, Capt. Britton.
arrived this morning from Havre,
whence size sailed on the 18th ultimo.
having taken the place in the line Of
the ship Charles Carroll, Capt. Clarke.
We havo received. by this arrival, Pa.
ris papers to the 10th, inclusive, which
contain the inPertan: intelligence that
the Duke Of Orleans vas proclaimed
King Of France on the Sth, under the
title OF PHILIP VII. The ceremo-
MES in proclaiming him King, took
place ut Paris on the 9Th, an account
Of which vill be found among our
translations.
On the 9th. the Chamber Of Depu
ties declared the Thrspe Of France va.
cant, and proposed several changes in
the Charter: that the Catholic Keli-
gien, ne the religion Of the State, be
abolishcd-ths ministers Of all sects to
be paid from the public treasury-the
censorship Of the press forever abolish
ed. After these aad ether modlfca-
tions bad been adopted, the Chamber
went in body TO the Duke Of Orleans,
and offered him the Grown, which he
accepted, and on the 9th proceeded to
the Chamber Of Deputies, and made
cath to support the Charter, ~ amend
ed.
The following changes in the Char
ter have been made:
Ministers Of all sects and denomina.
tons are 10 be paid alike out Of the
public treasury.
The meetings Of the Peers are TO be
public. The age Of electors to be re
dueed TO twenty-five years. The cen
sure OF the Press abolished forever.
and oil trials for misdeme anors of the
Press TO be by jury.
i The Chamber Of Deputies TO elect
its own President.
The citizens TO elect their oun mu
nicipal authorities throughout France.
J The National Guard TO be re-esta
blished throughout France, and Il
elect their own officers Of all ranks.
The system Of Ordinances to be a.
polished, and no laws to be passed
without the concurrence Of the State.
All was tranquil when the Concor.
dia sailed, and the issue Of the rcvolu.
ton appeared TO give universal salts.
faction to the French people.
In the Chamber Of Deputies, on che
9th, the Vice President submitted a
proposition from NJ. Eusebc Salyer,e.
accusing tho TX. Ministers of High
Treason, which was received with &C
clamations Of appreciation. On motion
~ 'e' 1H''SAtC, us NOusiutEdllOn was
postponed for a week.
The ships Charles Carroll, Captaiu
Clarke, aud Great Britain. Captain
French, had been chartered bv tho
Provisional Government 10 convey the
TX King, family, and suite. out OF the
country. The former left Havre on
tie 5ih aud the latter on the eth oil
August, for Cbcfbours, there 10 await
their arrival. We learn FROM Captain
Brtton that they bad not reached
Cherbourg on the 9th. but were hourly
expected. Nothing was known re.
speetlng their destination, as il wa,
J kept a profound secret. The shin.
were chartered By the month.
In the sitting Of the Chamber oI
Peers, on the 9Th, declarations Of ths
Chamber Of Deputies were Adopted.
by vote Of 50 TO 10, with the excep
ton 81 enc, which is modified as fol
lows:
The Chamber Of Peers declare,
that % cannot deliberate on the proyi,
ion 81 the declaration Of tho Chambe,
OF Deputies, oouohed in these terms.
All the nominations and creations ri
Peers raAde in the reign of Charles y
arc declared null and void.'
" The Chamber of Peers declare.
that Il will leave tie decisisn Of this
question to the high prudence Of the
Punce Lieutenant General"
PARIs. AUo. Q.
~ 10 o'clock, the Chamber Of
rerr'' headed by Baron Pasquier. ven,
70 me P~lais Royal, 10 declare their
concurrence IA the resolution of the
Chamber 81 Deputies. The following