Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07

THURSDAY, Sep. 2-iaIf past Q o'clock, P. Mr.
GREAT NEWSi
Our news boat r. Fl. Smith has boarded the Hi
hernia, and reports by telegraph that
q Revolution has bEoken out in Prnnce-a battle
has been fonght in Paris between the National Guard
and the Kings Guard in which the latter We're de-
tcatcd, with the loss of 5000 or 5000 men!
Gen Layfayette commanded the National Guard
Cotton has risen in Liverpool IS to 1-2d.--2S, 900
bags sold. Flour had declIncd
The highly interesting details which follow, fuf5,-
ished by arrival Boston, appear to leave
to doubt the correctness oft the foregoing intelligence
and explain the which have led to the Revoi-
ton:
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
The ship CIeniatis, Holmes, has arrived ut Bost on
bringing Paris papers to the 26th July.
They contain tho important of tile dissoItI-
tion Of the newly elected Chamber of Bepucs--tle
suspension Of the law Of Che liberty of the press by
ain ordinance of the King, and prohibition Of all
periodical publications and works of less than twel;
ty sheets, without previous authorization -ft,rlcr
particulars relative the African expeditions
other articles of news of considerable interest.
Capt uolincg reports that the measures adopted
by the French Government produced as might be
cxpectcu very great excitement. and France appear
ed to be on the eve of revolution. 1t appears
from one OF the papers that there tho 25tI
avagnc rumour ofth impending measures, but moth
log was known certainly respecting them until tIe
ordinances appeared IN the Nonteur of the 26fh
The following is the Ordinance for the dissolution
OF the Chamber of Deputies.
from the i>dftS .u0R1telT Of jug 90
Charles, Sc.-To all to whom these presents
Come greeting:
Considering Art. so of the Constitutions Charter:
Being informed of the manoeaivres which have been
Eractised in many parts of our kingdom to deceive
and lead astray the electors during The late operations
OF the electoral colleges:
Having heard Council, We have ordered aud DO
order,
Art. t<The Chamber of Deputies of Depar ulpns is
dissolved.
Art Our Minist Srcre,ary of State for the In
cror 10 charged With the execution of tie present
ordinance.
Given at ST. Cloud the o5ti day of July. in the
the King. CHARLES.
gMe Pcpr of 15rsrcr Minister Siscrrtars, of State
for the department. or the Interior.
Tho Count PEYRoxSE1.
qbe election Of the Chamber dissolved by this ordi-
pance was just completed 1t consisted of gTo ,reu,-
beers of the opposition Of whom 202 among those
fho voted for the address in the late Chamber against
The Airais,rrs Ids for tho Ministry, and Is
lndecided for either cxtrene: Phe Cd Of August
had been appointed for the meetn.y of the Chamber
special snmtnu,sns had been een: to the mesbers
elect aud oscI preparations had beep made for the
nree1ing.
From the Pa,is .l1oniteUr Of .5aly eB.
ORDINANCE OF PIE KING.
CHARLES, &c. 20 all to whom these presents shall
cohne-grectDg:
Upon the report OF our Council of Minister'S we
have ordered and do order tire following:
art. l.. The liberty of the periodical press is sns-
pended
Ayt. Q Igse dispositions Of Arts I. Q and efqI-
tie /, Of the aW of Get 81, 1924, again pot iD
firce.
In cnose1uence no ionr;la1 periodical or srrIi-
periodical writings established or be established
without distinction of matters treated by them, eau
appear either at Paris in tho departments, but by
sFtcs o. ure authorization Vhich the author and prn
EeE shall obtain iroGo separately. Wfs aothoriza-
lion must be renewed every three moths. Il may
30 revoked.
AT g. The authorization may be professionally
ntoA pu1n I'll hr
to the journals and periodical semi periodical works
anbl,sbed or to be published in the departments
q. The journals and writings published in contra
vcDtion of 2 shall be- immediately seized Fhe
presses and types which may bavc been used print
Ing them shall be placed in public depot under seal
Or shall be put out Of use.
s. No writing nnder twcdiy sheets shall appear
without the authorization of Minister Secretary
n State Of the Interior al Paris and of the projects
IN Tie departments. Every writing of more then
iUcuty sheets which shall not constitute complete
work of ITSELF shall be also required to be auho
.aed. Writings published without authorization, shall
lie Immediately sotzed. The presses and types which
have been used in printing them shall be placed in
public depot and under seal, pot ont Of uso
g. Memoirs of learned or literary societies shall be
submitted to the previous authorization, if they
~ the whole or 10 part of sscsl matters in which
case the prescribed in art. g. shall be app
cable TO Chem
T. Every disposition contrary to tic present ordi-
nance shall be void.
o. The execution of the present ordnance shall
take place IN conformity With the 1tb article of the
ordinance of tie27ih Boy. 1916 and of what Is pre-
srrbcd by that of Jan. 10, 1917.
o. Our Ministers Secretaries of State shall IN,
charged with the execution of the present ordj-
Given at our Castle of S.. Cloud, the 25d of Ju,v
$780, aud the sixth of reign.
BY the Ring, CHARLES
The President of the Council of Minister'S
Prince de PoItcSAc
The Keeper OF the Seals, Minister Secretary of
state andtot JUSTICE CHANTELAUzf-
The Minister Secretary Of State for the Depart.
ment OF the tInancos, WOsTBEI.
The Minister of EcclcsiasticaI Affairs and of Pub-
1it instruction, The Count GUgExoS RASvir1E
TIE Minister Secretary of State Of p ubIic Works
Baron CAPELLE
BY another ordinance Of the same date the olecto
raj colleges are required to meet for the choice of
Deputies the colleges Of ArondsSoments the Glib