Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-11
!. Louis Philippe, &c.

lowing bill be submitted to the Chanha @. Iss.
putes by our Keeper of the Seals. and D..
plain the grounds Of it: +" e.
Article 1. Those Frcpchren ban;,boa.
ing to article and Z Of the law of Ian a, as'ot
l6,are restored toall their civil & poIrir,I :,
and NAV. consequently. return 10 Pr,naa "ssh
They are also restored to their or,n 'se,
pensions they have been deprived of he ~
without prejudice to the rights aeo1j, ,i' az
, theirs. "'
This last regulation is applicable 10 ,lo,. >,
have already returned to France by ,;.tce 4
, ticuIar decisions. " %'
Art. Q. The pensions thus Restored / .,
commence unit! after the publication Of 80, t'iI q
Art. 8. 1t is not derogatory to the co ,.I /"
of the 4th Article of the beforemen,io l,'u1a
Given ar the Palais Royal, Esd Apsgy ~.
SC.
On the cath the Chamber Of Deputie, D,,..
ed to the election Of President, and N, !, "A
Vice President, was declared. on co,n.'
votes, to be elected. NJ. L'Abbcy De p,~ ra :
was appointed Vice President.
A report was made to the chamber ,i D.
on the Project of law for provisional GA.
of Deputies to complete the vacancies, r.
cusson upon it was to take place on the ,o2 =
The organization of the public works tots .
dertaken with the two millions which nav.
advanced by the Treasury to the ci,y of D..
has commenced. The repair OF The p,,s..a
began OH the 9th Of August, and al! he p,r~-
oul of employ viii be set to work at il. H..
hundred Thousand francs will be approDi,rsJ y
the catrepot for wines. and this sum .uS,, !,
complete an important part Of that fine e.,yis
ment. 1t is thought that the repairs Of lie J.,
riers of Paris, aud the guard houses burned !.
destroyed during the memorable d.ysvf III,
will require sum of 500, 900 francs.
A correspondent of The Morning Herald az,
The imprisoned ex Ministers underre,, y,
tcrday a long examination BY the Coamiii,
ers of the Chamber of Deputies. Pe,roa., r.
pears by his hauteur, his studied contemy Of u
lnsolence, towards the National Guard; IA |.
determined to Idle game indeed to p.onb
his fate. His courage never was doubted bug
claim to good sense will suffer By this puyI, (
fectation.
Prince Louis Henry Joseph de Boutboa(rd
Duke de Bourbon, Il prince Of lle blood AMI Il.
Their OF the Duke d'Enshcin. died on tie Sid
August, in the 18th year Of his age in dab
was ascertained to have been accomplished h
his own band and ;; ascribed ~ the load /, u.
vate fortune.
Lieutenant General Count de- Sainte.S ui,nT
Peer of France. died Oh the 2Slh August, hs
| Ln+cI NJ p,,is aftnr q .hnrt illn.ls
The Count de Segur, Peer of France, Meub,
of the Academy, died on the eth Of a p4iGflds
order.
The MARITIME Project Of TOuIOn transmitted
the Minister of Marine the following telesay.
ic DESPATCH
Areview of the National Guards took places
Paris on the 2sth. when the grand spectacle oa
presented in the Champ de Mars, Of forty tas
sand men composed Of cavalry and infantry, >
quipped at their own expense in military arnL
and devoting themse,e s to the conservative p
lice of tie metropolis. On this occasion Generl
Lafayette presented from the king iolr trIcas
ed standards to each battalion, on their taIlH;
the oath Of allegiance to the nation.
A proclamation issued by General Laive4
against the assemblages Of workmen III Pln,
has had the desired effect, aud they are NJ
perfectly quiet.
A telegraphic despatch, received al Bonia1
on the esd. by General Janin, announced 'E
French vessels bearing the trl-coored NJ, 81
now received in all the ports OF SPAIN.
The acknowledgment Of the Con;'utri
Regency Of Terceira seems to be decided lF'
1t IS affirmed that twill take place IN 'c" lllA
TalIeyrand (says LIE Voeurl exclaimed o.
taking the oath, - Thi, is the thirteenth Pa'
God it may be the last"
An Ordinance of the King las APPOINTED
commission to enquire into the causes o. W.
mercial embarrassments, and the means o. TIN
dying them.
Fy.ona HE ConsiidiOnnd
.4rrical oTihe French er Ministers a l~f''a'
The Government was aware that the ~ . ;,
rested e.. Ministers would arrive last b',' =
Vincennes. A piqlet Of Horse National Aas
Guards proceeded at O'Clock IN the m% aL
towards Mont Rouges, where an officer I" =
staff of the Fortress was waiting !" n
carriage which conveyed the Prlsoneenr, .
three o'clock the Coach appeared. iF '
tachment of Partisan Cavalry suTIoDads -
and escorted to vincennes NJ. NJ P' IL =.
Guernon Ranville, and Chantelaaze' III 80 =
was in front of the diligence, with one " D.,
Tours National Guard on each SIDE d 'i' Y
ronnet was inside, with FIVE National V''
Guernon Ranyile sat in back dI'I5o'''
well guarded. LA,
NJ. de PoIignac arrived about o'It' *
private carriage, under the escort Of an O% rsy
the Staff.--1he Procurer General and '9' n: