Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-16
- Hymn'' was sung yesterday

,,,.,,j,,se Hymn'' was sung yesterday
s'efd Of ~, Constant and NJ. Dupin Aint
h. 6'nlsi'" bsen chosen the Government
VI U , -.' the motives OF the laws te
- !" S5 ~ tbe ministry to both Chambers.
ysss :, g - Lsyal, the French Ambassador
he DaSe =. ,Ss, town on Tuesday, and AZ
fes'e'u u- lo.t moment Prince Polisnac most
70 DC ' s.;,,rsd the Corps DipIomatique at
neg N cup d'etat would be attempted.
), tia' ~ IT, ,;;ven the same assurances TO
! q l.aa%O,caas. Lord Stuart Rathsey nav nav.
D.ss, ;' 0, on Monday last, Of tai. conduct
'iY'I p"I;rnac. sayius that it Vas highly im-
'''-S' -. =" dsceiye the Corps Dlpiomat'que:
Pc iil' - r - :. M one is deceived If every
no ambassadors Of foreign Powers
Is. %, !, p p,ri, had Yesterday given 10 the
c'aS 80 ~ the assurance ofthe most friend
OIL " ,';on of their respective So'ereisns,
'y., o, y.t " ,,nbsssador is said to have been
'''- s., nuly TIE English Nation, but also
81 T., C,b;ne,. had we'll Judged the true
# ,g,irs ia France. Is well as the IN
Pea VI I'm q ;l.e crimina! acts of the
'.,,-.-ifi0aa!.
r1r If last resource Chartes \; c entered
-. ...noodence with Viscolnt Chateau
! ',,', M s-M. 2Sta, aud 10Th OfJaly; but,
i-'' "a -, few letters. this correspond
s c.l,aJ. r.,,o,,.
=. ,',,ar, Of ;ae 'rgileries tGo workmen
80. w o ~, If pocket-bcnk containing
/ ~" ''.' N b,,k notes. They have delivered
T ,''.' >" .l1os. withoG; abstractins any
r. San Il, and would not even give their
r. - .o.o,,si,1 BRIDE az the Place de Greve
.Stti,sl he name Of thc Bridge Of Arcole.
,bs ssib Of Jllya brave youth SAID to the
|, ,;,il.us. E. We must cross this bridge
+. >, ,he example. II / die, remember my
'a.,. Ar.ole." Swing THESE words, he start
He had scarcely se.ched the middle OF the
,.s uhen ne fell. pi,rcel by upwards OF a
ne Of bats. The Witnesses OF his herolsm'
,,g retained his name, have siYen It 10 the
= Uhith Vas liz iheat,e Of MS sublime de-
'c,.1s'. RI.
ls,ers frum B0rle-ry announce hat liberty
4, n,t been restored ,ntrc ull q, Ter a bloody
r,.,s. The troop, fred on tn c';!Ecaa By
IN DE Cur>,y. the Prttrcr Of LA Gr9h-
H,r the Dl,,,, he has caused to be spilled
4 no, - unpsai,hcd. f,r thls cruel man perish
in An m,ls, % The tray.
Nv, hundred men left Havre on the Sis, OF
ly. in a steamer, 10 assist Paris. Ten tunes
? number would have gnne had their ze'd not
en- depressed.
TIE hjas arrived az Rambouillet on the 3ist
J4.v. At h,lt past niuc o'clock, with large
iaue Of upwards Of 80 carriages, from L. To
If Sbicb were drawn by eight horses each
wa, preceded lnl followed BY his tardeS ia
r9s. sc. and other troops, such a. CurasslerS.
r,e Grenl5.ers. &c. forming from 5000 to
49, men. They all encampei IN the pats.
jeb i, devastated already. This put the town
, State 0t the greatest agitation. The Da-
e, If ApgugIeme and the Dauphm arrived
ne 1; aige in the morning OF the lst OF Az
81. without any suite. When they ai-hted
n ;leir carriage. the children Of the Duchess
y'fl were Oh the steps of she Castle % re-
,g t.en Thus the whole family is assem-
d At RmhOuilet. Ii Is not known what II
3, what it will do, and what will become Oft.
From re JouTnul les Dsoc'S.
An cd Minister reproached Prince POlieaaC,
Monday, ;he 18th July, respecting the OrIi-
l.& The President Of the cornell, without
least em,tiOn, conteuted himself with an-
s:n,, " This aHair Is sett,ed--all the rest
.cerus the gems d'armerie."
F'e following order of the dav has been issued
General Lafayette, on accepting the command
ae Na'iaml Guards:
q ArG-sr 2-DMmg the glorious crisis in
ie1 ~ Parislan energy has conquered our
IL, every thing suit remains PROFESSIONALS: there
io'Mts defmtive but the s3,ereignty Of these
'on'' rights, aul me eternal remembrance of
Curious work Of the people. But amidst
nroas powers Instituted through the neces-
- oar sl'ua'I0n, Reorganization Of the Ma
%. Gnrds Is most Necessary detcnce for
PA5hc order, and Que which IS highly called
The oplalon of the Prince exercising the
station 1T Lieutenant Genera! of the King
e most honorable 70 Nyself is. that should.
lie present, axe ihit command. In 1890
''ed 70 accept such an oder. made to me by
e. millions OF NV comrades, as that office
al nave beta permanent one. and might
ia 'a,e become Il very dangerous one
q mat circumstances are altered. think it
oa'y' N order to serve liberty and my coun-
: " accept The station Of General Command
4" 'ie National Guards Of France.