Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
FRENCH EXPEDITION.
LONDON MORNING herald ORR
Monday Mnrninp Lime 2I n,clnf

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the Paris paper. Of Saturday,. accompsnied by letter
from CORRESPONDENT, containing the inporiant intel
lgence of the French expedition having effected land
ing on the coast Of Aigiers The following is the letter
oil our correspondence
PARIS. Saturday Evening. June 10.
The most sinister reports respecting the French ex-
edition against Agiers in circulation throu gbout
he whole oil yesterday; but they were, am happy to-
state, completely psived nv the eIegrapbic despsteh
es from the General and Admiral commanding The err.
petition, received Last night and which you will nd in
Of This day, which your express will convey
| TO YOU.
| The effect Of this upon the public mind YOU
might infer from the descending prices Of the public
funds on our Bourse this day (Which suton bnt you
must have been present at the Opsra. when Il
announced Last night, in order TO credit the enthusiasm
with which il was hailed BY may say fair represent
taion oil the Parisian public.
AT halfpa.t O'Clock yesterday the fund. hadmouut-
ed; but from that time, till the close of business, they
continued 10 descsn in OF the unfa
reports every where circulated The fail within the last
halt hour amounted TO uea rIy franc.
As you may conceive the Bourse was crowded this
day long before the honr OF bu-iness q o'cock.)
great number OF transact took place in what il call
ed IN, Coul.sa The prices bring almost incredible
AFTER such news az we have had-below the closing
prices OF yesterday! On than occasion have,
and t.ly ascrbed the maintenance OF prices to Mns
tera Influence. row assert, good authority, that
the drore'sion OF the funds this day the work of the
Iberaux who wishes 10 defeat the hopes of Minister'S
founded on the Teegraphic despatch.
At the commencement of public bushes 50 this after
5oc. OF the Five per cont. l0ii zoe Shortly after the
Three per cents fell t. III 3oc, which price they re-
main when am obliged 10 close my letter.
From the .bfonitemy
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
-, SfDI FERAcH. June IA, 10 A. M.
The CouBt Bourmcn 10 His Eycellency the Pre- sdent
I Of the Council.
The de6Mkaton commenced at o'clock this morn.
ing All the troops ashore The enemy has
been driven from ,hs position which he had taken
up in the rear and the divon of Borthezene has csp
tured nine guns and tw o mortsrs.
The road to the wes of S di Ferach is good, and tho
beet shoud remain there at anchor.
/ Fros, ToULoN, Jun. 49,
II TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
bay - Ttnrrefta Chico, June IA.
l"AdmiraI Doberre TO His Excelency the Minister
Of the Marine.
"The feet yesterday anchored in the bay of Sill
Ferach.
"The whole of the army landed to-day, and now
occupy the heights in front of the peninsula We have
taken possession OF the enemys batteries The head
quarters are at Turretia Chca''
PARIS Saturday, Jnue 49, Noon.
The alarms which were spread yesterday, are hap
PLY disPelled The landing announced Yesterday
by order. in The theatre Of the opera The Moni.
teur contains two ielegfaphc dispatches transmitted
from Touon on the 18th
The Moniteur contains a long circular five columns
and half) relative to the Book Trade, addressed by
the Slo'ser Of the Interior to the Pfesct The prin
cipal object of tbs circular appears be limit,
Ruch az possible, the diffusion Of books in the little
towns and the con'nunes in the country.
A letter received at The same time with the Express:
PARIS, June 10. p. M.-The Government has re-
solved to put OIL, for month, the elections in
ty,wo departments which in the OF the Roy
al tribunals OF Rouen, Paris, Augers Metz, and
, Caen.
'Tbis delay IL occasoned by the appeals to tho
Court OF CESSATION which have been made aganst the
decisions OF the Royal Courts 10 affairs relative TO the
elections.
81 do give this official, because it is not
in the Monilenr, but have il from good authority"
FROM FRANCE DIRECT
The packet ship Erie, Capt. Funk, arrived al New.
York, brings Paris papers the 18th, and Havre 10 the
4 10Th, no h inclusive.
q The French elections to begin on the 23d Of
June. The tone Of the papers shows that The
viii be warm, ssd The following proclamation issued
by the King on the 18Th does not indicate over album
q daDt confidence the part OF the government. The
1 following sanslaiian is from tl. morning papers:
PROCLAMATION.
4 CHARBEs, by The Grace If (sDd King If France aud
e N'Udrre To all TO whom these presents shall come,
. Frenchntnl The last Chamber Of Deputies have mis-
conceived my intentions. | had right to calculate
Il on their concurrence in accomplishing the good me-
n di,aed. !, wdsfefus'd me- A. tho father Of my pes
pie, my bpsrt is affected Thu: As King | am Of
4 fen!ed.-I p.onoua d tbe dissolution Of tie Cham.
bers.
Frcnchmen! Your prosperity is my gIory your hap
pness is mine AZ the moment when the electoral coli
leges arc in every part Of my Kingdom right
NJ that you should listen TO the voice of your King.
To maintain the Constitution and The institutions which
founded upon IT, has been and always will be the end
? Of my efforts. But 70 attain This end must act freely
TO be respected tile sacred immunes which
c appertain 10 my
These constitute the guarantee of public repose and
e your liberties. The nature OF the government would
be changed cupable encroachments should enfecble
my prerogayes and should be false TO my oath
10 pcrmitit.
Under the shade of the Government France has be-
come onrshDg and free She to IL her privileges
a. her credit, and her industry France ds nothing to
he envy in other states, and has nothing 10 desire but the
y, preservation Of the rights she possesses.
on BE firm then, for your rights. associate them with
DO my own, and viii project them with equal socitude