Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
of late Foreign New s.

Q! The sou.oon.:
Continuation of late Foreign News.
From the London Courier of Aug 2
Just as we were gong TO press We were favour ed
with the following letter, which was received this
morning by a hIshiy respectable mercantile house
PARIs, July 81.
"MY DEAR write to you these lew lines
that YOU may not ecl uneasy on my account. am,
thank God sale and we'll / have been an eye Wit
ness Of the great important, and decisive events mat
have taken place III tins Capital since the 2oih III
STAN; and fully expect, in short time, 10 be able
personally to give a very minute account OF eVs.S
thing
81 snail now merely state, that the tri-colour fng
is hosted every public establishment IN this capI-
tai, and the reign of the bourbons IN my opinion,
over Yes erday the Chambers Of Peers and pcpu-
ties appointed the Duke OF Orleans to be at t"e mead
of the Government, with the title OF Lieutenant
General of France, IN the meantime that other ar
engagements entered lntoi but MS answer IS not
vet known.
"Pars Is now safe, and tranquility has been rcsor-
ed every whore; upwards Of thirty FIVE Thousand
National Guards armed, and dong duty eve
~ where, protecting both public and privae pro-
perty; and in less than two weeks there viii DC don-
bic chat number. All the treasure at the Banx and
IN other Public Offices, such as the treasury, &c,
has been saved Tine communication with the late,
Tur again free every body. and 1t Is to be hoped
that in few days the publc conveyanccs will be re
established Of which | shall avail myself to return
70 bngland
and posted up every street, which you viii find
very Interesting Since writing thus far have socn
the Monlteur, which contains Official Information OF
RoueE, Hayre and Caen, having followed the exam
ole of The capitas; and have doubt II viii soon
Your sinceIe ffiend now" ""'' MOI h'"- ="
ny dear -,
~ "The Duke of Orleans is just ARMED enoI,s,
bis Proclamation to the French nation. His eldest
son, the Duke dc Charles is expected in few hours
at the head of his regiment
The following IS the Bulletin referred red, To-
"Wbie the contest was carrying Paris with so much
patriotism and devo,edness, young people, in order 10
!oto me Somnunes of the of Paris distribute pro-
c'ama',ou and invite where the ossnize
past four IN the morning. the toesin sounded Moun
Rouge fsusirand issy and Vsnves At Ve,ses eleven
o'clock Ina the general beat, OF the
Guards du Corps attacked The troops down then
Sewers opposite Gardes Corps and the Ecoa de
St Cyr which commanded the bridge with artillery, the wbis
nag was Torn down at the park gate, and the National Guard
Even Boulosne, situated between ST Cloud
aud Bos De Boosne the read and the
crsnnizson going the very Of the troops
't certain that the Duchess Of Angoueme arrived IN
c ofhe daya st Cloud Immediately after her ar
EVa departure for the North of France decided on IL
.ad oa Charles takes his by Chantly and Cham.
pasae lie will probably be followed only by feeble escort
almost all the horses his disposal have been in the
aack of the Guards upon Paris The soldiers encampcd al
tOulngne and ST Cloud have INV
the morning The officers of Guard have rouliet
deputapu from the officers of the Ie scholars Of
the h'coe Poechniqu., which the afternoon
tina, they were resolved bsas any in the ser
the
by which they yet consider themselves bound forbade of
join those at Paris and that they hopes OF loon seeing
IN Louis nance Commissioners Of the Treasury and it is
said that aesser Berter and de Yauchie gone 10
his otders"
From the Liverpool Courier Augusta
Ii has been reported to Us from quarter On which
the most perfect reliance can be placed that at the
fete given the other day by Lord HEREFORD Counte
Matunchevile, the present Charge dAfares of Rus
sia TO this country, heard declare to groupe
with whom he was conyersng the affairs ofFrance
that the late nudcious conduct Of the King and bis
Ministers had Decn advised and strongly urped nv
Prince Metternich, durnt, the conference which took
place at Joannlsberg month Two ago. IL nav !
IN fact, be remembered that atep the conference
broke up was geneToly reported that the state of
adverse feeling prevailing against the government in
France has been subject of discussion at Joanps-
berg but that no definite measures had be II resoly
ed upon
IL is also said that Prussia and Austria promised IN
assist Charles X, in be should come IN contocI
with his people, with 10000 men. 1t is added that
when this was mentioned 10 the Duke Of Wellington
he replied 81 10000 men will be a mere drop IN n
bucket Of water" II the Duke ever nude this oh
servaton we can only say that he cnteruins lust
opinion upon the subject. In case of foreign i1yn
SION, France might, in three monlhs--nay, 10 three
weeks--have at least mUon OF men i'm arms
Men easily transformed into soldiers where tbcr
Is no want vi good officers. France at this moment
possesses in abundance the ablest officers in Eurnuc
The grand army Is merely scattered, destroyed.
People have no need to be alarmed lest q change of
Government in France should be united, and the Con
tlnental MonarcIs dare not attack her AS for Eng.
land-she is out Of the question.
The following Manifesto IS preceded by letter
dated paIs, T7th July, subscrlbed-'By authorzati
on, the Secretary OF the Preparatory Re union Of
Free Frenchman, ID. M" which begins by stating,
~ am charged to transmit TO you, with request to
insert 1t IN your next Number. the following docu-
ment, which, after deliberations was adopf ed this dav
by numerous assembly, net sponto neously in order
To concert the measures which circumstances render