Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
Fyov, the Baltimore .9nerirua 9f Oct ..
HIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND


only about dozen letters The latter furnished com
raeroial advices the Goth which will be found be
low. Th. brig Huron from Plymouth, Eng brings !
the London dtube Of the 10th, evening. containing |
Paris dates to the l7h received by express The |
packet ship Napoleon from Liverpool, eth August,
was below At New York, Thursday. coming up
when the mail closed 1t will hc seen from the sub |
Joined ogrrphs, published III the Journal ut Com
mercc, tina, the tx King Of France had arrived at
Cowes, and the Captain Of the Ceres states that he
afterwards proceeded to London.
Cows. Aug. I3.--Arrived hcrr this morning, the
American ships Great Britain and Charles Carroll.
from Cherbourg, having on bosrl the TX King of
France. Duke and Duchess dAngouleme. Duchess
de Berr with hertwo children the Duke DC Bordeaux
md his sister, with their respective suites among
whom noticed Marshal Narmont, (Dskc OF Rs
gusa,) Gen Count Dogheriy. Duke Dc Polgnac. Sc
With the exception of the OK King aud the Dtu1hiu
The rest Of the Royal party landed and havo taken
mp their residence Mt the Fountain Hotel The two
former remain on board the Great Britain until the
instructions OF government shall be received the
result of their m ssion To London hc asccrtained =
Upon the arrival Of the ships. the tide surveyor Mr.
Richard Stephens, immediately went alongside and
alter being prosecuted in his ocisl capacity the c-
AinS-ond afterwards accompanied tho Comptroller
Of the Port, Mr.. Es'wick, on board
Phc Marquis of Anylcsrv Earl Of CXbrlrc Lord
Clarence paget, Lord and Lady tirantham and other
persons of Distinction PAID their respects the roval
party who fr"n' tho conslcrate reception hey have
received, and The delightful scenery both a'iaat and
ashore around them, seem desirous of making this
island their asylum, should untoward or political
obstacles b. thrown in the way
The American ships are afforded by French fri.
gate and cutter, both displaying the ri-courcd flag.
Since writing the above. Marshal Marmont has set
of for London, taking his carriage and domcstcs with
him.
past !, P. MI am lust returned from the A
mcrican ships, therefore you must this iacou-
lc account. The Port Admiral from Portsmouth is
Just como down IN one of his M1j"stys steamers, and
gone on board to snc til" oHKtng, but what his Obj
Iect Is cannot at present ascart in | III give YOU
n Ia Inv
special purpose. as he the cv kim last evening
when the ships anchored at Spithrad
LoNDoH, Aug. loth.-AcGorling 20 all accounts
vet received, Charles Y AMI his mly embarked at
CherbNurg without receiving nv slight or co Juno
~ from the population Thi f1rtearance and con-
slderation is highly cIedi,abe to French urba. i,y
ana Is. III fact IN fine Keeping with the whole tenor ~
this extraordinary revolution The ex-Krrg is how
ed ont o. the land with sort of civil contempt a.
an Individual nntt 10 reign, but insignificant nd
powerless 10 woate theory, either puni.h or Dc
tam HIM ~ reception here TO be of pretty
nearly the character. so far q, the nconIa NJ.
concerned. The letters from Portsmouth describe
the numerous yachts pleasure and steamboats, a.
surrounding he ships without ,.xhbitinr either rcs-
pect ruderess, and in all the official visits maid t.
him on board, he Is said To be treated simply rs pr,
v1te individual The latest accounts from Cowes de-
scribe m as exceedingly anxious to "srn the result,
of the mission Of tho Duke Of Choscrl
The exact pmrpnT of 1t has not vet tran.pircd but
among the people who knew every hing, is assert
cdhat Charles only WISHES To be Informed fiji be- tho
Intention OF TREAT BTaln IN acknowledge
tutIoua government IN which case Inc will not accent
OF an asylum in this country if it DO offered him The
real state OF the will no doubt soon be road,
known, and one thing is quite cortan-that tho wish
and feelings Of this weak and hcad-strong old man
way affect the great political considerations by
which Great Britain, in common with the other lead
ing powers OF Europe. be governed as respects
the great country over which, By his own folly and
obst,nacy, he has ceased 20 reign.
Since writing the above we have lenrnt that, in CON
sequence of dispatches sent of last night By the AL
rs!ra!ty to Portsmouth, he king IF France and his
ss'ic GrTiced nj C0ues his morning.
TIE Marquis de ChuiScu had long interview with
The puke at Wellington this morning the present
s'sc of afajr- OF France. and express vas lmme-
tlljcIy sent If 10 CoWes. The Austrian and Rms
san ambassadors also had interviews with his Grace
Several ~ he Cabinet Ministers are arrived in town
Tho Telegraph has been at WORK the whole Of tho
morning.
From The Paris i!oaiieur OF .1u~ TO-
PROCLAMATION.
Frenchmcn-You have preserved your liberties
You have called me 20 govern you according To the
laws. Your TASK has been goriously accomplished
mno i before me-; It IS to respect to the gov
eTnincnt ofiaw which you have achieved BY conquest
Z may not allow another TO reject an authority to
which must submit myself
Z. is necessary that the administration [of tho lawl