Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-08

to claim from the OVERLOOKING treasury
OF his nation, such pecuniary support as
the station OF a gentleman and minister
indispensably requires.
Cows, Aug. 1S.-Arrived here this morn
ing, the American ships " Great Britain and
Charles Carroll from Cherbourg, having OH
board the ex-King of France, Duke and Ouch
ess d'Angouleme, Duchess dc Berri with her
two children tho Duke de Bordeaux and his
sister with their respective suites.
The arrest of Prince Polignac has put into
the power of the government of France the
two most obnoxious ministers, Pevronnet
being previously arrested -
The French funds had fuctuated some
what, owing possibly to the movement in
Paris of the unemployed and d satisfied work.
men but we repeat, this is not the cause for
alarm as to the stability of the throne of the
King of the French
Nothing has hitherto TRANSFERRED in France
to create any alarm as to an immediate reac.
ton, and should beneficial course of govern
ment be steadily pursued, the longer that is
delayed the less probability will exist of its
effecting any thing.
The weather in England has been good
tor the harvest, and prices of grain were de-
Ginning. American flour, duty paid, was sci.
ling by small parcels at 32s and 34s. DUTY
on wheat, Is cd per quarter. There was some
probability that it would be reduced bv the
| next average.
The London Times of the 22d states that
: an entire overthrow of the tyranny of Fer.
dlnand is now on the point Of taking place.
M dc Chateaubriand has given in his re-
sIgnation as Minister of State, and had re.
nounced his pension of 900 francs. which
was allowed him Peer of France.
Five Peers, including the Duke Of Mont.
morency-Lava-had refused to take the
oath to the new Government and thirty
five of those whose peerapes were annnlle1
protested against the act
"Charles the Tenth and his Ministers
seem eventually to upbraid each other as the
cause OF their late disasters-the King attri-
buting the Ordinances to the i'll advice of
the Ministers, while the latter impute them
to the obstinacy of the King
PORTSMOUTH, August 23.-The French
irgate La Seine, and the American sbips
Great Britain and Charles Carroll have this
day come up to Spithead from Cowes, and it
is expected they will sail tomorrow OH their
return to Cherbourg The ex-King ofFrance
proceeded this morning in his Majesty's
steamboat Meteor, to Lulworth Castle. near
Weymouth, the seat of Mr. Weld, where he
Government steamer has been ordered
20 Splthead for the accommodation of Charles
IL and his family, who are To proceed 10 Lul-
worth, In Dorsetshlre, where they will reside
during their stay in this country. The ex-
kIBg and his family are to be treated only as
private Individuals
We understand that the delay in granting
permission to Cherries x. to land in this conn.
try arose from his having attached to his re-
quest some conditions with which the Duke
OF Wellington refused to comply. One ofthe
objections of the British Government to his
remaining here is, the assumption of the little
of King of France, by Charles X for the Duke
de Bordeaux. This was considered impro-
per towards a government which has already
virtually recognized the new dynasty in
France Court Journal
DoDer, Aug. 20 The Crusader packet is
arrived from Calais, with NJ. Baudrent. on
Special Mission from the King of the French
to our government. This vessel also brings
news that thePrince Polignac has been taken
at Granville, and sent under a strong escort
to st. Lo; he was disguised as countryman,
and was going, it is said to embark for JERSEY
III is also said the secret correspondence of
the Prince has been discovered. and that fonr
OF the Ambassadors of the principal European
SovereIgns have been to request of the French
King that he will not permit it to be publish
ed. Such is the chit.chat of Calais. 1t is
said that NJ. Baudrent accompanied the Duke
OF Orleans and his son to England, when
they visited this country about twevemonth
since. Every thing continues quiet at Paris
but there has been some disturbance i'm some
OF the departments, and also at other parts of
the continent.
We are happy TO state that the most
friendly understanding subsists between
William q and the new King of France
The gentleman who arrived here Yesterday
on special mission from Louis Philip, was
other distinguished persons, the contents Of
which leave no doubt of the determination
ofthe King ofthe French to cultivate in every
possible way the friendly relations which al
ready exist
In the Chamber Of Deputies, NJ de Tracy