Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

oiution in Paris.
Tn. per in Pari. Immediately after the rsvo.
luton broke out fell from 10 10. and in some instan.
ces to IS They now from to per cent higher
than before the late change Of ths dynasty. great
proportion of the 'ooned nsres, in Paris have como
Onward to support the King and the public dit
TIE great msjau(y Of the foench Chamber OF Peers,
comprising large number oil the old nobIesse. have
ken III" oah of fidelity to the charter aud Louie
Philip l. Every thing wa. tranquil in France, good
der Wa every where preserved, and impression Of
he stability Of the presen MT order OF things was general
Some feeble attempts had been made in La Vendee aud
elsewhere, TO raise the standard Of the Bordeaux party,
bu' they had failed for Of counenAncc among tho
people. The Duchess ot'Angoulsme however, IL said
despair OF replacing her branch Of the Bourbon
family The IN She Is reuorted to have said .In
three months my nephew uhs Duke of Bordeaux) shall
Ne o the ,hrone''
Louis Philippe has i.su ed an ordinance creating in
the Royal Corps OF Marines three degrees OF Admrss
The Aimirals are to enjoy the came honor. and nav
with the Marshals OF France, and to be ranked with
them according to the dates OF their Commissions. Vice
Admiral Duperre IL raised to the rank Of Admiral-
Mar.hai S,ult anil Adm a, Duperre have also been
ere ,trd p-eis of France.
G-n Brt and had he appointed Chief of the Poly.
tschnic school by the government.
The Duke of yelling had given authority 10 con-
trade, in direct aud public manner the report of his
behg in sny way connected with the course taken by
the late Ffeuch mini'try. French funds from Sc
v-Ay -four to eighty on the new accession-ivs per
cents 70 l0i
A graod public dinner, in celebration Of the triumpb
OF freedom in France, 10 have been given in Lon.
don the Is oil Aug. Sir Friuc. Bldett was to take
the chair
August when she had completed her Ssh year, was
celebrated in Loadon in great spsndor. A dinner was
siv-n to all the children in the district of Hampton.
II is said in an Engh paper, that the ministry win
lose bv the late .c,iona from 30 40 voes iu the
HOUSE OF Commons 1t |. s.ii that il they should at.
tempt TO renew the Ei-t Indi, Conpanys Charter thew
will not he strong enough to carryit
The Manehes,er trade is improving; III. demand for
cotton good. had increased. Tho harvest is begun; in
parts the crops said 10 be thin, but the ears
fxll and fine
On The Slit of July he Jeanne dare arrived at Ma
pies with the Dsy Of Asisrs, hi. ,m,ly and suite a.
mounting to lle psrson,, Of whom So are womep The
Government has consented to the Days forming hi. re-
side zee there
| General Rewbol who married a beautiful lady Of
B,more, many years ago. i' commander Of tho out.
pos's under General Gerard, whom he Joined a, the
beginning OF the insutrecon in Paris.
The young American pupils in the schools of Paris
male up contribution from their Purses, OF 1000
francs, for the families of the killed and wounded Pa
ri'ians
PARIS, Aug. love learn that the mail from
france to Madrid, which lsft Bayonne the ID inst
stopped at Irrn by the Spanish authorities The
leuers aud Packes were op'ned those that did treat
of political affairs restored, and forwarded 10 their
respective addrsssesths orhors cent 10 the Span
i1h Government by exprss'. The Governor, and Diff
fereu' diplomatic residents of Madrid, received on the
lat, the Moni,eur which confined tn. ordnance, Of
the 25 July; an express was Immediately GENT off IN
the King, at La Gran'; the heads of the Apostolic fac
lion became acquainted with the in abou, half an
hour, AMI heir joy was evident in their counenances
The ex King Cherries X. stopped q L,igie OH Sstnr-
day night II is said he had BEEN bed twice on the
road.
The DuPhnsst on foot the greater part of the
wav, ailsring that her health r.quirss sxercise
| LONDON, Aug. II The Mayor Of Live pooI hay-
ing refused 70 cempy with rsqui.iiion which had
been prs.eniei 20 him, call public meeting of the
inhabitants pscng the rscent events in France the
gentlemen who signed the rsqu.tion have called a
meeting Tor Saturday, next, "to take into considsraton
the best mode II expressing heir admiration of the in
dep 'ndent ard lcroic spirit OF the prop'e OF Paris as
recently displayed in their resistance to The infringe
Of heir consliut onal rights and manifest th.ir
sympathy with the uvivors for he loss of those dis
tinguished patriots who fell in the clio ious struggle"
A letter from Bayonne, dated the 5;h OF August saws
that several women engaged in smuggling had arrived
there that day. and reported that there great aga-
ton i" several villages within the Spanish frontier
proclamation received from France had been read AT
Pmpeuna, ard widely eli cuiaed in spite OF the VIII
lance OF the Spanish au' horiiies.
London Corn Exchange Aug. is We had several
ssmples OF new wheat OF which few we're very
good in quality, and found ready sale; others, from
bling harvested too early quite damp, aud went
off at reduced prices. Flour the last week.
Ors have ALLEN in value about IL per quarter.
LONDON Aug. is From The banks of the Rhine
we learn, that an order had been received Cologne
from the King Of Prussia not 10 sdmi, into the Prussan
territory any French refugees who may choose to quit
France oTing TO their attachment to Charles X Ii lie
stated as the ground of ills order that The kim q +
Prussia doe not wish appear interfering all with
h- internal aft irs of France, and is the farther from
embracing the Of the Royal party. he had sevs-
raj times armed Charles X the inevitable conse.
1nences OF infringing he charter TO which he had
This declaration OF TIE King OF Pfus.a. which has
been officially publi.hsd Cologne, i. important at this
moment, it all doubts his pacific
intentions.
From the sdpe Sept. 81.
| FROM FRAME
The late hour al which English papers arrived
Yesterday. not hsving permit ted devote much pacs
10 their contents, continue summary and ex-
tracts in to-day's uaper.
The King of France has taken the style Of "I.ouis
Philippe KIM OF the Freuoh." The names both of
L9nis ard OF PHI lippr, singly, detcstsd by the
French naton The following lt Of the minister,
Of state appointed Oh III I2ti Of August. Ii will be
'eeu That the part OF the appointm mt. made by
he provisional government have heen confirmed Fo-
reign Afts, Count de Mole; War, General Gerard;
Finance Bro Lou' instruction Publiqu,, and Presi-
dent Of the Council of Safe Due de B,ose; Interior
VI. de Guzo; Marine Gen. Seba.iaoi; Justice NJ Du.
pOnt de l'Erre.
Bs,dcs the seven Ministers Of State the Council of
Ministers includes Ncssrs. Jacques I.ifite Cas,imer
Psrrisr Dntin. SEM and Baron Bsrum, all four mem
herso The Chamber Of D-puies. OF the admin.ra-
ton thus constituted Paris paper observes that il
would b. impossible 10 compose ministry better caicu-
late! 10 give conf ence the friends OF limited mon
arcY without at the time provoking di.irust and
hostility among the remaining advocates Tor n further
extension of popular p1w'r. CORE ,pondent of the
London Courier thus hRY discusses the quaIife atoms
Of the seven members Of the Cabinet.
! "The CnuGt de Mole is man of middle age who
has travelled great deaf particularly in England for
lhe manners aud institution. OF which country he has
always prof-ssed the greatest respect General Gerard
as bee srppoed 20 entertain opinions of an ultrabe,
raj tendency; hut his conduct the revolution has
been hrm, moderate AMI conc'l4iing Baron Louis.
who u ian OF large landed property, and therefore
aerpy i"er'sFd IN h preservation Of order and CORD
eovtFEE ~, wa co '-f Of ths onst honest and
'kiul Minister OF Louis XVIII and he enjoys Tie re-