Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07

artillery Vincennes marched upon st. Cloud. The
troops. The Due de bordeaux is said to be there
roor child! Il am he would not be molested. If
menaced. he would certainly be preserved by the
Garde Rationale at the expense of their Iivesyea,
even the commonest laborer would answer for his
safety, it he were thrown upon him for protection.
The Priests lad all disappeared, or, If visible, were
disguised. The Provisional Government caused them
TO be informed that they under the protection
OF the nation, and might resume their functions in
Gnr"y. ihey have, III consequence, all returoed to
.ner churches and houses large force has assem-
bIed at st Cloud, with the intention il is said of
naming there. They do not intend attacking Paris, it
Is believed, but, if attacked they will fight. They
occupy Meudon and Mount Valerien (the heights to
the right and left of st. Cloudy Several hundred
soldiers OF the Regiment Of the Guard said to
have left their regiments within these days, and
are to be met with in Paris with their mousaches sha
ven off
! The number of men under this day is compar-
ativeiy small. The chateau of the Tueries remains
IN the hands OF the brave fellows who took it. They
are Principally OF the working classes and on Thurs
i day night presented most grotesYue appearance
among them are four Irish mechanics. who arrived
fortunatey" in Paris "tlat very day, on their way
to Charenton. The thing not to be withstood,
SO in they went with ssthe boys.'
The loss OF both parties on Thursday immense.
IL was evident to every man who saw them that the
french troops were detected. Some of them had
tasted food for thirty hours. They fought moreover
against their own countrymen. The poor Swiss had
still more cause for detection. for they apprehended
that no quarter would be shown them. They were
wrong, for the lives of all who surrendered were
cd The people fought like lions.
| AT ore point, n oman, in the costume of her SEX
headed the Burgeois and the boldest of the
! combatants, woman, dressed in mans clothes
fought at the attack the Swiss barracks in the Rue
piumet. The Sd Regiment of the Guard (yendcans
fought with extraordinary bravery end devotion Ma.
ny OF the Curassers surrendered their swords The
Lancers OF the Guard-the finest body of men in the
conntry-fought with herosm and cons,ancy but were
dreadfuily cut up. Many of them (private sodiers)
were young men of family. The manner in which
the Swiss fought, and the of the engagement
may be taken from the following instance: GONNA.
ny OF them defended portion of the Rue st How
| ore They we're reduced to Sixty when saw them
and fought in three lines of single files The people
occupied the whole breadth of the street in front of
them The foremost Swiss soldier would fire, or at
tempt to fire. and would fall pierced with balls before
he could wheel TO gain the The same occurred
to the next, and until they had every one fallen
The contest here, at the Louvre, the Tueres and at
| the Place de Greve, maintained with the moot
deadly obstnacy The Rue It. Honore, for two dave
was perpetul scene of slaughter There NAV be
counted IN The front OF house, which form the cor
her OF The streets de tobsn and st Honore five thou
sand shot holes. The Louvre Except the Picture
Galiery-what nation!) all sides attacked and
defended at the same moment, and for hours In the
court OF the Louvre fied-piecc planted which
commanded the Pont DIES Arts, being exactly onno
site the Institute. Here the fighting was so dreadE
and SO maintained, that the front of the Palace of the
Institute 10 speckled with musket and Crane sho, -
One cannon ball appears only To have been fred I,
has smashed portion If the WALL and from its eJev.
ton, must have caused dreadful exclusion in sweenin
the bridge. ''o
The attack the Tulleries was not of a. limo A.,
rat'on; 1t was over in two or three hours A Young
iclows marched on with a tri-colourcd Gap Mt tho
head OF the attacking Bourgeois. A thousand balls,
htea rom me 'front.' OF the Chateau, whislled by him
without touching hm. He continued to march with
sang oid but with, tho time an air of ionor
lance mp 10 the triun1pha arch, and renamed he
| until the end of the battle.
| The nrighbourhoed OF the Hotel do VIII ,, a. .
theatre of a still more dreadful conflict Tho no.
PIE occupied the Quasi Pelleteir and the place de-
HraVe. After most sangunary struggle, thew
we're slowly beaten from the Quay into the Place
which, with the Hotel de Vile, they maintained
gainst some of the finest troops in the universe
throughout the day, and until those troops retreated
me Leutenancy of the Kingdom is offered to the
puc orleans The King is SAID to have gone to
Lille. All the smbcnls OF Royalty are removed, and
the names OF streets referring to it are expunocd
me Deputies are again assembled this momeu at
Laittes. - ~
Several Of the officers of the Garde Royale who
'ouehr on w edhesday have resigned their commits
SONS; amongst others Count q think Latour du Pin
giving as his reason his objection fight agains, his
countrymen.
Inc shops are still very generally closed no,with
stahd'hs Inc proclamation of the municipality. As
you may suppose, much distress would be felt by the
people (being al! unemployedl had not ARRANGEMENTS
been made for their subsistence
ne or1er that prevails reflects upon the people
ana their Chiefs the highest honour. The National
Guard will have immortazed itself by its exemnJary
conduct IN protecting persons and property from nos
sIble injury To the credit of the Pariisans be it
Known, that, amid all their excitement no foreigner
has been insuited.
Money Is not to be had The money cEanrers
nave all disappeared so that foreign COIN for securi-
tiFs, cannot be turned into French specie
=, On The Evening OF Wednesday, eagle fof one of
Napoleon's old regments) was mounted over the ri
unphai arch IN the Place du Carousel. together with
the tT-coioured hsg.The flag remains, but the ca
gle mas been taken down. Tho tri-coloured cock
" r OF 9reaS. knot rs general, only among the
french but Russians, English, Germans, Danes, and
other foreigners. 80 '''''
PARIS, July 81 Al istranqnil here. The rates
80 =. .'e cry arc open' and The streets, which had
been torn mp by the popuace with tho intention of
throwing The stones from the tops Of The houscs
upon the military, are repairing. The King of France
mas hed 10 Nantes, accompanied by the Duke of Bor
deauE, and other members Of the roval family Tic,
nave carried off with them the crown and ali the lew
es. Ihoy Will there wait for the ex-pinsters when
WIN be decided whether they will proceed to Ger.
many OF to England. Such of the Swiss Gnard VIII,
had survived the caruure have E,rsoLor, .L Ir: "o