Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
Ai.er reproaching this young Primes wi.h his edu-

eaten, this journal adds
Moreover we have victory on our side. Victory
gives and takes away empires. IL placed into our
hands the disposal of the Grown of France. We
shall do please. and in favour Of Ptince
acknowledging to hodit from u.s.
'.This important condition for France The
Duke of Bordeaux would still hold his crown by the
grace of God. The Prince shall make choice of
will hold it from us alone; must therefore REJECT
this wretchcd remnant of pretension Besides once
more, we arc the conQuerors, and we ought to profit
by our victory.
Moreover, who would advance this riyht. No one
except some member OF the Peerage, perhup s who
title than the rights of the Duke Of Bordeaux
| lie Temps states, III. de Peyronuet has been ,r-
rested and shut up in the prison of Tours
General Pabvier was installed yesterday as Pro
vsonal Goveror of the Hotel des Inyalids
"The Marsellose Hymn was sung Yesterday at
several of the theatres.
NJ. Benjamin Constant and NJ Dupin Aine are
SAID to have been chosen the Government orators
deveope the motives of the laws to be present ed bv
the Ministry to both Chambers
The Duke de Leval, the French Ambassador at
London, left that town Tuesday, and arrived YES
terday at Paris.
sitively assured the Corps Diplomalqxe. at Paris
that no coup detat would be attempted This Minis.
ter has given the same assurances TO the Duke d.
Orleans Lord Stuart Rothsey having complained
on Monday last, of this conduct of Prince Poionac
saying that it was highly improper thus to deceive
| tue Corps Diploma,ique, the latter replied. enc
/ Most of the Ambassadors of FOREIGN Powers roc;
ding at Paris had yesterday given to the Duke Of
Orleans The assurance of the friendly disposi
ton mo, of tn their respective soveregns.
| The English Ambassador is said tn have aen ,he
first Not only the English nation but also the F,nr
ish CABINET, had well judged the true situation o.
affairs In France, well as the nfalibe copseouen
ces OF the CRIMINAL acts of the Ministers National
i by way OF last resourse Charles X. entered into
! a correspondence with Viscount Chauteaubrand mr.
be S7th 28h, and goth of July; but, after exchan
s'hg lew letters, this correspondence ceased
\ From the Courier F,oncais
B! AT the capture of the Tuilleries two workmen oh
tanned possession of pocket book containing a mil.
hon IN bank notes. They have delivered up the pock:
et-o"ok, without abst racing any thing from it, ani
would not even give the. names.
The suspension bridge at the Place de Greve ha,
received the name of Bridge of Arcoe. On the S8tt
OF July brave youth said to the armed citizens w,
must cross this bridget Will the example, L
die, remember my name is Arco,e." Sayintr tbesf
words, he started He had scarcely reached tbe
middle OF the bridge when he iel pierced by upwards
OF score of balls. The witnesses of his heroism
having retained his name, have given it to the brdoe
winch was the theatre OF his sublime devotedness
Letters from Bordeaux announce tha, liberty hoo
NOT oeen restored there till after bloody STRUGGLE
Ihe troops hred on the citizens by order of Nj dc
Cursay, the PIefect o. La Gironde But the booI
he has caused to be spilled did not go unnun,sba 4
Tor TINS cruel man persisted in the midst of the frav
!. FiVe hundred men left Havre on the 3Ist of julv
IN steamer, to assist Paris. Ten times the nnno
/ m fAnis, Aug. 4, Two o'clock p. NJ
\ Inc Jhonsteur OF this day. as well as the othe,
morning Journals (Which suppose to be m Won,
hands,) Will have informed u of the acts Of tbe
ne" HoVernment-such the nomination of lhf
ministers. the Projects, Procu-ator s- General and
othef 'unctionaries iidepensably neces.ary to move
10 me nachine OF Administration brought into play
i tne memorable revolution we have experienced
Peyronnet and Chanteauz, the late Mip;ster
have been arrested Tours The French arn,
makes every where it's submission
The tri-cooured flag is flying in all the de,or,
ments wherever accounts have been received from
| Paris. 'i
| Charles X and his miserable Court did NOT auya;,
the ARRIVAL OF the Partisan patriots at Rambou,llet
Who mad marched to that place to con,neI him r.
leave the French territory. Accomno n ed hy sore
SWISS, they fled towards Chartres lin La Vendee
according TO some accounts, but am rat her ipcp 81
10 oeieve that they proceeded towards Cherbourr
Id order 10 embark, and that you will soon see then
arrive IN England soliciting an asylum for tbe;r
grea ness John Bull, who ever kind hearted and
charitable vii DO well to supply them with . fau
nohs Ior ther support; for, unless they succeed in
ooCng with the Crown jewels, they do not possess =
iaTthing and France is fully determined not to errant
! them any pensions. Some fey Deputies NAV nal
such proposition but public opinion wl resist such
measures with all its night No Frenchn,an viii
pay his share of contribution 10 console tho nrid -
| these folks. France has already spent too ,n,ch
blood and treasure for their sake
Presh, news will probably arrive in the course OF
the day. bat this letter must be in the nost
| by three o'clock, must conclude
IL is not known at the General STAFF what route
Charles X. has taken He left Rambouiet before
the arrival of our patriot warriors, commander hv
General Pajol. y
:. The National Guard is organizing itself rapidly.
~ is IN arms IN every part of France. If the whole
army whicn has now made It's submissions had re-
NAMED faithful to Charles X. it would cause no an
prevention at present. The probability of civil
war Is every moment vanishing more decidedly
unahifpty prevails every where and the Bourbons
are shaken of. yoke imposed upon Ms bv far;on
ers. " 'o'0'sh-
1he dreams of few Peers and Conprepationis,s
10 cause the little Duke of Bordeau be proclaimed
OF the Dauphin are mere Illusions: nublic on;in
mas resumed its empire, and cannot retroprade at
present as far as the doctrines of divine rgh,s. II
Is lp ffnco but Prince chosen by the nation.
~ Inc following order of the day has been issued bv
General Lafayette, on accepting the command of the