Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-30

and to some members of the Council ~ Oanion
Bafsa:, in his proclamation to the people OF PARIS,
very justly qualities the Address of OetoDer8 as an
inoppor',,ne step. The existence Of the Chamber off
Deputies IL heacefor,h incompa lille with the French
nation. whose interests and mens it hes iotali
disrcgardcd, with the Government which It has com
promised, and even with the paerage, who msy re-
proac. 1T with having shackIed he action of its jul
dical authority. We may now consider the disso-
luton otthe Chamber as certain. The Government
cannct hesitate 20 psr, lis stanarl in the ranks OF
the putr;o c mnorit2. who's" views agree with those
of NJ. Dupont de liSare. Already names accepta-
bic 10 the people aforementioned II we may give
credit report. the Ministry will be composed as
f.ows:-hlnister of Justice, 81. Dupont de lEurc
Foreign ATiirs. NJ. C.. Perricr: War, General Bel-,
yard; Interior, NJ Odion Darrat Public Ins' rue
,ion, III. Mangnin; Finances, ii. LATTE; the Ma
the, NJ. Porta'
| 4 nephew OF Prince Mptefnich was, ii is said.
rested in the MODS yesterday -Ifidxne des Pc
! purfem
tis said that great nu,ber of the dsbunded
ROYAL Guards have gone TO La Fendee. -Ifitune
des Departments.
Tn, French Consul at Pisa has not yet hosled
| the tri crlourcd flag.
J letter from Toulon dated Oct. II, contain
the following: -"Two Dutch frigates and s'oop
rived yase rday in roads:end from Mahon, which
they left on the il ms. One of these vessels bore
/ he hlg OF Rear Admiral Van de Lande st any
other time no notice would have been taken OF the
omission of the salute which these vessels ought
| to lave fred on arriving here But at Il moment
wh"n all eyes are directed towards Holland and
! B"'gi"m. every BODY surprised to find tina,
these thrcc vessels did no salute Admiral Dc Rig
ny,s hag which is still flying "a board h Coneue-
rant Their mission appears still secret here
The Dutch Admiral addressed dispatches to our
Murine Project"
\ LETpS!C-tDatc torn of:)
(Ptivac ccIrespnndencc of the Messare.1
Hardly had tranquli'y been restored when the pub
nc mind was again agitated by e>h events. Reports
are spread o Disturbances, rather rnvOs ha v,nr
broken out in S'l-sia l. is said that the Genital of
hat IN~,,-, li.l =,
iini'abtants are under arms. The causes of the IN
srrHcion are not yet known-bui it seems that the
! Northls shaken 10 lis very .oandation
! fim Mcni,eur contains ordinance g-an.nr an
extraordinary credit # .hlrty millions the Miis err
| "f France which riay be employed in loans or ad
vance to merchants, upon giving security to the
| Treasury, and committee is to be appointed to ex
InI:ae the proposals OF merchants or manufacturers
who nin" desire s'.ch advances.
The eie celebrated Yesterday Grand Orient il, homo,
OF the sGce>s"! to the throne Of Citizen King,
glorious days OF July, brilliant The Of the
decorated WITH ,r, e9osI Tonnes nn i ,b were sny
vey beautiful effect; $40 Fecinason were present third of
whom wee SPECIAL deputies fsom the principal towns in the
Duke of Taen;um and Lieut. General Count Ramon Peer
of France, and distinguished individuals were present
ne health ut the h"s was drunk with much enthusiasm ard
at The conclusion, collection made benefit of The
wounded during e memorable days The announcements o
its amount vas received viii, polonaed cries nf .W lie
W. Terrasson the Citrate OF the Commune of Banon in the
del arimea OF isere about be ted charge of having
torn down the tr coloei Ing placed upon the seepe the
The Calais ndcaeur saysDuring week an unusual
nuner of extraordinary coriefs coming or reuruno Il,
EnGand. have passed through this town.
Inc Memorial de Pfonne, which publishes the details of the
proceedings complains Of the National Guards of Euyere NOT
heus organized aud popular dis,Dances TO the
oioas machnatons Of persons who pro!uce anarchy
in the hope that, through anarchy they n,gh be able Il, b
BAYoays, Oct. IS The following details are olicial:
the Spaniards composing h division of Yades aud Viso
entered Spain on the u>ornias nf the i,h.
They executed ths departure om Bayonne and the adoin
ng villages, such Vlesance Usa.iz and Barz d,rmo
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their way by the local authorities hui particularly by he
military authorities for, they informed of the
intended departure of the refugees battalion of The Cad NJ
line was sent OIL TO oppose IFS being put execution At
O'Clock he evening" the National Guards opened The gates
oil the town for hcin the CusiomOuse officers intended
TO seize their they ordered issaded fro
dong So and The Naonn Guards secretly agreed that
ihe s'5-preec make his appearance they would stop
Al two o'clock in the mlrnns the departure generally
Snshed They entered Span three different points hui
all the forces concentrated Ufache This village is
of M great importance of ITSELF bat has large convent
OF MONKS pnsessor OF extensive orses which this
place convenient for The beg,nng war which will
require all sorts of Subsidies RE refugees there
without hrns single shot, although they detachment Of
100 Guards of the Frontiers (somehing like movable custom
house ocers DO of whom joined the Liberals the other
l40 retired the heights All the inhabitants of Ulracbe
headed by eight monks Consiuonas
shouting 1--WE la Constitution" "yive hlma" They were
lion." 10 >'''S''''
The monkhad interview with valde and offered 200 900
francs tn be freed OF all charges their This pronn
son agreed the troops fraernzed with the nha,,n,s
enthusiasm vas at ITS highest pc great the joy produced
by The possession of 100000 frs cash Vgo in
here last night TO announce this have seen him. and
heard II from him Today all he said confirmed
heard also the following proclamation Spanish Ian
guage says, "Fsow citizens! revolution haze wade tic
tour Of Euops the turn Of Spain arrived il will brine
back tranquility and happiness To his country; ion us we are
your brothers, like Spaniards we bring with us
liberty commerce, wealth. you know already; we rev on
your assistance. and you will not refuse it, "
1--WE return to our homes; disorder shall disturb the union
existing between the inhabitants and soldiers all the Lin
erals but they all hope that the pesc iendhio
viii prevail among wish all have our chiefs AMI
they desire the welfare of the country assured that the
same Intention the wish guides all; same object i.
| common 10 all.
Do 10, suppose that we handful of poueess men
abandoned to the! force Before long numerous
forces shall extend all along the frontiers; you shall soon
auT standards flying IA the air Whilst are thus speaknr IN
Jo iar'a declares itself in favor of the Constitutions; Coo2na
calls Iberty Catalonia Impaently watts the arrival of one of
our bravcs officers and submits area y the Constitution
winch the whole ct Spa" would like 10 possess to-day
"frends, rely rely your assistance vo,,
1t to %! 1--WE la L'berte! Vive Ia C0nstiu,ion''
uch the proclamation, translated anos, for word
Witch distributed ,e frontiers II exci,es Inc r.n,
enthusiasm - ''s VIZ S'Sh'eS
was expected that ihs morning the Kings ,r,o,s