Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24
Fem the Hallieasrc AmericarL
EOR EIGN lNTEIIIGENCi


Angus inclusive The only items of interest fur
nshed by this arrival, contained in the French
papers, those relative to the markets. which will
be found in another column
1t appears by accounts received in Undon from,
Amsterdam Antwerp, Berlin, Hamburg. aud other
towns IN the North of EUROPE, THAI the fall in the
value of all descriptions OF government securities in
consequence of the in France has in no in
stance been less than six per cent and in some iu-
stances much more
The government Of France is to he administered by
Philip DOreans, and his descendants in pcrpetui,y
in the male line, according the order of pr,noceni-
lure, and to the perpetual exclusion Of women nd
their descendants
Several OF the Paris papers express their dislike 70
many OF the provi6 OF the charter Ihey dis
approve OF liking the age at which the electoral rights
may ne exercised to 25 ycars-also the preservation
OF the hereditary descent in the Peerape
fhc tri-colored flag has been hosted upon oil the
vessels of the French navy.
The Nestor and Scipo were expected at Toulon
from AgierS with about millions of Francs in gold
and silver
1t appcars that the American ships Great Britain
ana Chares Carroll were chartered for the sum ef
Sooo francs each per month, for two mont his. and if
their services required for longer PERIOD they
we're To receive $4,000 francs per month. IF the OBJ
JectS or he charter were concluded any within
two months they we're t" receive so 600 francs each.
Inc most favorable accounts had been received
from the South, and particularly from Av,gnon and
Marseiiics. Where rs no longer cause to fear any
thing even from La Vendee
departments of Normandy, the elowness of Charlie,
X who remained three days in the depart men, Orne
Considerable bodies of the National Guard had been
despatched to accelerate his departure: Gen Remcnd
len Paris ON tho 9Th, despatched by the Minister OF
War to take command of the National Guards of the
country. and prhtect the arrival of the Ex-Kino at
CheTbourg. M de la Pommeraye Deputy of Cajyo
dos had also been despatched similar mission.
The Courier Prancais says that he new KING of
France had already dcnla Of the Kn of En-
the ashes of Napoleon from St Helena, to be demo,
sted in the column of the Place Vendome
Gen Clauzel has been appointed commander in
chief of the army of Africa This is an excellent
cholcc-.e old army had few better general officers
lie was to leave Paris on the 1th for his destination
Phe whole army now wears the national cnckado
large portion of thu American seamcn n, Hav,e
Joined the body of the National Guards. which
marched on Paris, 10 in putting down Tho Bonr
hons
All etiquette and court dresses were excluded fom
the family OF the Duke of Orleans. on his occos 49,
to the throne The Duchess of Orleans. nov, ~ ne.n
OF France, appeared in plain bonnet and ribbons
the Duke himself walked about in plain clothes arm,
in arm with one ofthe deputies.
III. dc PeyIonnct was arrested Near Tours nj
0hau'eauze was arrested the following n,orpinr 4
Quarter OF league from Tours. They are both cun-
fined in the me prison
fhe M,niste- of the United States has paid his res
poets 10 the lieutenant General of the Kinr,on,
FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
49, SITTING OF AUGUST G.
i'he President took he Chair al 10 a'c,ocl,
h 0eIdru rose to make a r1Otion.--f Profound si
ience)-He sard-"A solemn tie unired tho Deonl. of
France to their Monarch; this has lust been ,arn y,
sanoer the vo!ator of the contract ss no le.~.,
risnt 70 clam ITS execution. Charles X and his son
pretend IN vain TO transmit power thew themselves
no longer hold. Tha, power ha. boon d;,.oIv.d ~
the blood OF several thousands of victims Th. act If
aodicaticn that has been communicated tn ~. i bnt
pew act OF perhdy-fhc scmblance of legality 9th
Which II IS cot he'd IS but deception. II is brand
OF dscord attempted to be cast amongst us The real
eneInles oF our country-those who by their Gatterv
naVe urged the late government its ruin continue
20 &C. sun on every side; they clothe themselve With
every co!or--they proclaim every opinion Iptrs
ioya'is,s present themselves under the cloak of Re-
publican kegcidos while others feet for the FORGOT
len soa OF the conqneror Of Europe hypscri.c,i at
I"cnl'nh. "hch would change into haired if it were
possioio could become question of raisnn hin, to
DO the Chief France The unavoids ble instah;I;.
OF ne present government encourages the insieators
OF discord
:, Let Us hasten TO put end to it. supreme lac.
that OF necessity has placed arms in the hands oftbc
CITIZENS OF Paris IN order TO oppression and has
MADE us adopt for our temporary Chief and only
means OF salvation. Prince, who is siucera friena
70 our Constitntlonel Institutions The sane law d.
roots US to adopt without delay permanent Chief
AT the same time, however implicit NAV be the CONF
deuce With which this Chief inspires US the rights x
are bound to defend require that we should fr the
cond'tohs upon Which he IS to obtain power Shame
rally and repeatedly deceived we are warranted IN
the strctes conditions Our institutions
are lncomPlete they are vicious in many points: il !,
our duty to extend and purify them. The Prince
no" al our head has already done mere than we re-
CURED of him; the fundamental principles Of on,
rights have been already propounded by the Cham
Der, and acknowledged by him; other principles and
other laws are equally indispensable, and will De
equally admitted We are the chosen of The neo,
pie; to they have confied their interests and their
Wants. Their first want, their dearest interest. is
liberty and rePose. They have, themselves, won
'helr liberty from tie hand Of tyranny hy 70 rec Of
arms 1t is for us TO secure their repose by giving them
Just and stable government Yainly will it be con-
enaed, that by acting bus overstep our authority
Will however, Mt once destroy this objection if If
,e made, by referring again to that lay have srea
" invosed-lmperious inVincible necessity In ,bis
'sa,e OF thlngs taking into consideration the nraye
ana urgent circumstances in which this country !,
paced the indispensable need it has of being relev
90 'ron prscarIous situation, and the universal
ioPes aha wishes OF all France to arrive at the COM
teton OF our Institutions, have the honor to Or,
pose 10 you the following resolutions
Inc Chamber OF Deputies, taking into considera
loh, I'd 'oe puoic interest the mperious necessity
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