Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22

jew lie was greeted with much applause ON his en-
trance, and his different points received with loud
testimonies OF APPRECIATION. Miss Phillips sustained
LONDON, March Ct.
EMPRESS FROM PARIS
We have received by express the Gas,Ye q,
France, dated Friday, the .Nonitsur, tho .rs,arey
@ss Cmmore' aud other Paris papcrs of Thursday.
nc following are extracts
IL can no longer be doubted that we are upon the
eve VI chahSo OF ministry, aud that men, the m os,
ouious 10 France, will shortly be called 10 power II
IS evident that there exists strurCle ween Tho do
psorable Ministry aud that the Prince do por,os.c
But how does THIS affect France? She cannot cnin
0y snch change, neither has she any thing to lose
oy IL. since the existence of the laws on the press
ana the elections, enacted IN 1898, every admnis,Y,
ton must march with public opnon or c,asn 10 exst
Nelher that OF the Prince dc Poliunac nor that 81
NJ uc EhIce, then, can occasion US any serious op-
Northumberland de Paris.
We pledge ourselves for the correctness or rho fl
loving statemont:-On the day that NJ. de Montbel
ana NJ de Polgnac carried to the Chamber the act
oil prorogatlon, the Regiment of the Guard in bar
rachs III IA fepniere, received orders TO load their
arms. Two packets of cartridges were disribut ed
To each SOLDIER and the were piled in tho square
IN such order tina; they might be seized upon The r
oeut oil the drum The troops were kcp, in readiness
uhi midnight 1t is stated that tho Ministry cannot
yet depend upon the Royal French Guard Tho in
ianiry Is composed of six French ana two Swiss re-
gments. The duty has hitherto been done nv two
naive and one foreign regiment. By new arrpune-
nlG mem the Swhfs regiment in garrison Orleans is
caIIcd 10 fafis, anu permanent duty will hcnceforth
DC done by one French aud two Swiss In order IN
DC further assured of the zeal and devotion of those
foreigners, their daily pay, which is already ten cen
times more than that OF our countrymcn has oinlv
been farther augmented five centimes: the nav of ,Lo
one is % confines, while that OF the others is
National.
I-s Globe OF tins day states, that with the eyceo
tion OF NJ dc Pohgnac, the Cabinet is in q state of
parp!exty. NJ Couvoiser appears to be oycrcomn
by SURPRISE III. do Montbel is uncertain; NJ dIInus
scz, thoughtful; H. de Guernon full OF care Az for
Nj dc hourmont he is bnsy with his contracts and
preparations iSr tic expedition against Agers In
TINS state Of things all is confusion and disapnojnt
mcnt there exist IN tho Cabinet rs in The Chamhcr
Right side, Left-sde, and Centre The Pigb,
side calls in NJ DC Poyronnet the Left, dc Mariig.
nae, dc Beiieyme, and tic BcTbs; and the Centre, NJ
de Nillcc. Hence three negotiations are on G,o. for
introducing changes into the administration
The Constitutional Of the Goth, contains some
sMre"u commentaries on the prorogaton Of the
Chamber The measure, it says, cannot be cons,d-
ered as ocing taken IN passion and without rrl.c-
t'on. Power, III ITS most sudden movements has al
ways some motives, though they may be foolish ones
ana the prorogaiIon must be regarded as the result
OF plan previously contnved, To escape from tho
deliberate and significant rcssion Of parliamenta-
~ opinion. Those who dive into the views of the
ministers and their political friends SUPPOSE that
mong thelr calculations Is, that they will be able
to buy twenty-five ofthc forty majority before Son,
Some suppose that a modification % the Cabinet viii
be tired In the mean time II is asked what is TO he
done with the law Reorganization d'aDorii,,ene,I
which must be acted upon in June, and whether the
ministry VIII undertake to settle by simple ordon
nance what ought to be regulated by law; and whe-
Their the amount of the expenses of the eXpedtion TO
AlgIers will be settled by the Kings simuie warrants
The Constitutional also asks whether the minister's
suppose III case they could buy the twenty five votes
that the forty majority who carried the address
sltuto the whole strength of the opposition in tho
Chamber! 10 10 the threats of dissolution he savs
it is exactly what the Deputies desire and opinion
calls for.
The King is said to be resolyed he is known to
have said, within the twenty -four hours preceding
The proroSatIon,-"JGinsB isUx rroa,ep n ctcuaf oe
monter en- chGrciie;'% meaning that he will rather irv
the chances OF ciy! war, than expose himsefto the
fate of Louis XVI. Notwithstanding these circurr-
stances the funds have risen.
Preparations for the expedition against Alters,
continue to be prosecuted with vigor. Thirty two
thousand troops are TO be embarked Toulon which
Is TO be the effective force of the expedition As fast
as their quarters evacuated their places are IL ed
with fresh troops that there ll be as many troops
lett at Toulon, as so upon the expedition. II rein
iorccnents become necessary, they will thus be al
ready collected, and al the proper point for immcdi
ate embaTka'ion
LONDON, March %.
We have received the GG<eue de France, dated
Saturday and Sunday, the Messenger DIES ChapLres
the oniteuT, and other Paris papers of Friday and
Saturday.
The African expedition viii sail from Toulon on
the 9th oil May, if reliance may be placed upon n re-
port which appears to be well founded. Success is
anticipated; and to attain this end millions will be I'M
sparngly expended; these disbursements take place
1t IS true, without grants being made BY the Lcgisa-
ture; but the Chambers proroSCed and success
will Justify the undertaking.
We hear that the regiments destined for the Afri-
can expedition are TO be at Toulon by the 9th of
April at latest.
II Is said that the Swiss regiment Bleuer has re-
fused TO 60 to Agers, claiming the execution Of the
capitulation, which lenves them the choice of going
out on service or not when France is at war. 4
French regiment has been appointed il its stead.
Colonel Hababi, who Commanded the Mamelukes
Of tho Imperial Guards, is said to be charged by the
Minister of War to engage 40 dragomans for tho hf-
rican expedition These dragomans arc 20 be cho-
sen from among the officers sub officers ond prvatos
Of the corps Of Mamclukcs, who cscapod the fire of
the enemy during the wars Of tho Empire
The principal agent Of a commercial house that has
contracted to furnish part ofthesuppas Tor tho Affi
can expedition, set off yesterday morning for Catolo
Z N, commissioned 20 collect in the Bay Of Palma by
the 18Th Of May tho first of juno at latest 600
600 lbs Of straw, TO be Immediately transported to