Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27


ADDRESS OF PIE PEERS TO TIE KING
a, eight O'Clock in the evening of the 1 lih tho
great del utaton of the Chamber OF Peers came to
the Palais Royal, present TO his Majesty the adj
dress ut tie Chamber, which was agreed TO by ma
jorty of o. votes 10 1.
Baron Pssquier, the President, spoke as follows
'Sire-yout faithful subjects, he Peers of France,
still pene ratod by the great events which have Just
passed. appear before Majesty to thank you Tor
your attachment tn France. An unanimous voice
prncalms that your accession to the throne could a.
lone secure tho pubic happluess AZ Is only under
your reign that we enjoy IN peace those hber-
ties which have been heroicalIy defended TO be
indispensable Tn great nation, who acknowledged
freely and calmly this necesitywhGt title was
more noble aud more true? Had Providence ever
language more manifest?
This contract, which you have entered into with
France ths oath pronounced BY name and BY honor,
are engagements worthy at the same time or the
Prince who enters into them, and Of the nation that
receive them.
"Our oaths, too have not been dictated BY an
provident enthusiasm blind sentiment. We
swear fidelity to you with the profound conviction
that performing sacred duty to our coun-
try
''Now that this solemn act is accomplished, France
going to return to tho regular course of legal exs
tencc. II defend its laws that 1t took up arms
il is hat 1t may more have recourse to force TO
maintain them, that II has established new gusran-
tees, peace hoE:e and abroad publ order the cree
development of talent aud industry Such has been
ward Of It's victory
THE Chamber of Peers will be eager to concur in
the abors which TO improve our Legislation an
ensure our prosperity. It's efforts which have more
than once been successful in contributing TO the pub
lie good have TOO often been confined IL checking
to al!evatlnc evil a. present noble career is open
cd before it Your Majesty has other thought
than the happiness of THIS will be The prin-
ciplc of an unatorablc union between the King and
the Chambers
The King replied
My Lord am happy to hear You declare That
the fidelity which YOU have sworn me is founded
on tn. profound conviction that YOU are pcrtornirc
sacred tutv to your country. Il is this same con-
victon which has been The rule of my conduct and
also felt that | was o5cying this sacred duty in
TEARING ulyscll from the peuCcfu habits which were
the charm OF my life, 10 devote myself entirely to
what the country required OF me. have welded 10
the no tonu WI. with the irN resolution fulil I
ny Obligations, 20 consolidate peace at home and
broad and TO secure the reign Of the laws | Lcrcni
upon your loyal and sincere operation to f.C-
itutc the task which ~ imposed upon me, and re-
ccivG with lively satisfaction the expression OF your
sentiments towards me
The Spanish Ambassador at London has refused
passports persons DESTROYS to visit Spain He a.
irGes his Tor this that he has received pos
tive Information that parties forming EngInd
for the purpose of going SPAN and rCvolutionznG
tina, country. The IndcrisuT Paris Journal at
firms as certain that ten Or iwRvo thousands Spanish
troops whom The PoIignac ministry had caused to be
collected on the frontiers to support the fnuous ordi-
nauccs mounted the cocliadc ofhc cort,s tho sight
Of the trl-coiofod flag. and marched upon Madrid.
The garrison u >, Scbastian had followed their cH-
ample. Tie .Usmoyiat Bordsiuis has the same ac-
counts ST. Sebastian Is IN Bscny. The London
Morning uorald OF the. 18th of August has a letter
from Madrid of the III addressed tn Spanish off
Ger IN London lin CHI il IL said that he greatest
fusion prevailed in Madrid on tn" receipt ofthe Ip Gilt
gencc of the Of the Three days inlPaIis The lib
orns full ofenhusiasm. Thcrcrolutlon the sole
toDic Of consideration the Prado g. IN the coffee
lNu bnr
struck S.ibc Court IN the greatest anxiety They were
about remove to the EsCuTal Business is at a
stand. and the country in state ofcompete agila
ton. The CariIsts were exceedingly active, and
conspiracics forming IN various parts OF The kingdom
Andalusia and Catalonia, the writer ailirms are
ready to support change which may tend to q
more liberal form of government. In tho mean
time. the royal coftcrs nearly empty, the rcvc-
nue. has experienced considerable falling of;
and tho soldiery, with the exception Of the Roy
al Guards, being without pay, and growing dis
Satisfied. The h!cades the Governors of the
principal towns, and other magistrates. have re-
crived orders to prevent the spraad Of the It'd
nrs Ofthe revolution IN France. TIE Guards
Costars throughout the Kingdom have received
orders undor pain ofdeaih, 10 be the alert
An instruction of a formidable nature is said
TO have broken out in Catalonia.
The movements in Trance had produced some
ferment IN the Southern parts Of the Netherlands
and considerable panic in the German States -
phe Grand Duke of Baden on learning what had
happened in Paris ordered the bridge Of Krhl to
be destroyed Bank Shares fell at Vienna more
than six per cent. The policy Prussia would pur.
suo could not be ssccrtancd.
Milan announced BY letters from Geneva
TO be in full instruction.
Extract from letter OfW & J Grown & Co. received by
the Alabama: LIyERro0L, August l7ih.
Bonded Gou 32s the price week the On.
y certain he ls7d possibly I'd per bh Free nominal
ly 8jsa35 aud wheat has declined materially The weather
and considerable rain tie last few days 50