Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
FOREIGN.
From ne Baltimore .lmer;eaa,ef Oct Q.

Pooi on the 2Ith August but brought no papers and
only about dozen letters. The latter furnished com
mercal advccs 10 the goth. which will no fonnd ha
low The brig Huron, from Plymouth, Enn brinus
the London Globe of the 10Th, evening containing
faf's oates to the l7'h, received by express The
packet ship Napoleon. from Liverpool eth August
was below at New York, on Thursday coming up
when the mail closed |, will be seen from the sub
joined paragraphs, published in the Journal of Com
i0erce, that the OK King of France had arrived at
Cowes, and the Captain Of the Ceres states tina. he
afterwards proceeded to London
CowEs, Aug. l3.-Arrived here this morning. the
American ships Great Britain and Charles Carroll
from Chcrbourg, having on board the OK King of
france. Duke and Duchess d'Augouleme. Duchess
dc Berr with hertwo children the Duke de Bordeaux
ana ms sister. with their respective suites. among
whom, we noticed Marshal Marmont, fDskc of Ra
a.lsa,) Gen Count Dogher,y, Duke de PoI,gnac &c
With the cxceoton of the OK King and he Dauphip
the rest of the Royal party landed and have taken
up heir residence at the Fountain Hotel. The two
former ieaain on board the Great Britain until the
instructions of government shall be received or the
result OF their mission to London he ascertaned -
Upon the arrival OF the ships the tide surv ynr Mr..
Richard Stephens immediately Wen, alongside and
after being presented in his official capacity 10 the ex
hing, ana afterwards accompanied the Comptroller
ofthe Port Mr.. Estwick on board.
The Marquis OF Anglescy, Ear nf Uxbridoe Lord
Clarencc Paget, Lord and L.dy Grantham and other
of distinction paid their respects to the rova
party, who, from the consierate reception they have
received and the delightful scenery both aioat and
ashore around them seem DESTROYS of making this
island their asylum, should untoward or political
obstacles b. thrown in the way
The Amer'can ships are attended by French fri
gnte and cutter both displaying the tr colorcJ flag
Since writing the above. Marshal Marmont has set
of for London, taking his carriage and domestcs with
HIM.
past 4, P. MI nm Just returned from tho A
ne5ican ships therefore you excuse this aco,-
ic account The Port Admiral from Portsmouth, is
JUS come down in one of his Mnestys steamers and
gnn. on board to see the King, but what his OBJ
lec Is cannot at present ascert in. ill give YOU
further p r'iculars 10 morrow. He have some
special purpose, he suw the ex. King last evening
when tho ships anchored at Spithead
LONDON. Aug. 19th.--According to all accounts
yet Received, Charles X. and his family embarked ut
Cherbourg without receiving any slight or cont,ine-
ly from the population This forbearance and con-
sideration is highly creditable to French urbanity
and SIN fact in fine keeping with the whole tenor of
this extraordinary revolution The ex-Kino is bow
ed ont of the land with sort of civil con,cmut. as
an individual unfit to reign, but insignificant and
pnwerloss TO violate theory. either punish or de
taia him Ii S reception here seems TO be of protv
nearly the same character, far as the pcople are
concerned The letters from Portsmouth describe
the numerous yachts, pleasure and stean,boats as
surrounding the ships without exhibiting either res
pect rudencss, and in all the official visits puI To
him board, he is said be trea ted s1py ms n
vate individual Tie latest accounts from Covcs de-
scribe him exceedingly anxious to lrarn the result
of the mission OF tho Duke of Choiscul.
The exact purport of it has not yet ran=pired; but
among the people who know every thing, 1t s assert
ed that Charles only wishes TO be informed fiji IN tho
Intention of Great Britain acknowledge the cons,i
thtloaa government; II which case he VIII not acsap,
Of asylum in this country if it be offered him phe
real state of the case will no doubt be made
known, and one thing is quite certain-tha the wish
cs and feelings of this weak and head-stronp old man
can Way affect the great political considerations bv
which Great Britain, In common with the other lead
ing powers OF Europe. be governed as rtssperts
the great country over which, by his own folv and
obstinacy, he has ceased to reign.
Since writing the above we have learat that in con-
sequence of dispatches off last nigh, bv The AID
portsmouth, err Of
sMite nrriDed al Cores this morning.
Thc Marquis de Choiscul had long interview vii h
the Duke OF Wellington this morning tho present
state of affairs of France. and express was roroe
diately sent off to Cowes. The Austrian and RVS
sian Ambassadors also had interviews yh hi, GIace
Several of the Cabinet Ministers are arrived in town
Phe Telegraph has been at york the whole of he
morning.
From The Paris .Woniteur Of .aqs. 49,
PROCLAMATION.
ErenchmaD-You have preserved your liberties -
You have called NC to govern you according TO the
laws. Your task has been gloriotIsly accomplished
mine Is before 1t is to ensure respect to the rty
eminent OF Lave which you have achieved by conquest
1 may not allow another to reject an authority to
Which must submit myself.
4 is necessary That the administration of the Ia III
resume its ancient course in all respects.
MaEy changes, indeed, have bsen effected and 9TH
ers are in preparation: but meanwhile, it necessary
that the authority of the State remain in the hands
Of men firmly attached 10 the national cause
4 movement sudden and so vast could not be eff
fec'eh without some nnoncntary conison TINT con-
fusion has reached its termination; and require of all
good citizens that they gather round the maqls RAT
tn aid thcp n maintaining, for the COMMON benefit
Ur1er and liberty. I
Some reforms necessary the public service the
receipt OF certain lnposs charges the country with
heavy burden. Laws shall be proposed to remedy this
evil Jn the examination of this matter no complaint
sha DC SiDo'heFe! no interest forgotten, fact lost
sight of.
But until tic Iws shall be enacted, tbose nov in
force must be obcyed inculcaes this and the
public safety eUioins it,
bet every NAV exert himself TO convince his fellow
Citizens of the necessity the cFsis: for myself shall
not fail OF performing my promises hcroufter nor of
CschaTging nay duties at present,
Bfenchmen.-Europe bchods our glorious rcynlu
ton w:th admiration, not unruIxcd with establishment
ono ASKS can be possible that such events can take
place by the force liberalization and energy and with
OUT throwing society into contlsioD? Let dsspae
all doubts upon Tie subject Lot 4 rnrnrnrnnnt -