Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

NJ. Bar'he-seals and Justice ,renaiS St :.
fore.I "a
Count d'Argont-Commerce and pub;.w
(remain as befure.( N""ss
Of these, NJ. Humanh. VI. Theirs. Nc.
and NJ. Barthe, are Members Of The Chs oe,tr
Deputies. 's'H
Messrs. Louis and Girod dc l'AD,
Peers Of France. VIC mat
NJ. MontalIvet, late Minister Of tho T.,
assumes the intendancy Of the Civil Lis, ''''''"
The President of the Council Of 49,.
Marshal Soui', has addressed IN. f,I,n's'si'
cular letter To the First Presidents and D. 'F
eurs General Of the Royal Courts. the Gs ,s't
commanding Military Divisions, The u ue"si.'
Projects, the Project, Of the Deparlmrn,sI '''',
the Major Generals commanding Depl,,mc.,,''' @
Sir,-The King has dcne me tho
placing me at the head of his Council J'"F
this. il is his Mair>'y's dsire to 1--WE n ,,. WI;
mlHsratlou tina, unity which render, !, ma.
erg-tir, and ITS responsibility more psT.,,
calling me to this high office, the King Ia, ~.
haps taken into consideration some an,,or.F
vices have had the good fortune 70 ,er,,
my country. But above all. he has WIS.,
shew that hi, Ministry would BE- ir,Iops ~,
! dignity oi France, aud no less devoted :,
glnry than to her safety. For this. ,ros
whole HE is a sufficient pledge. Tie ,ysn
my Industrious predecessor will BE- m,ae T.
the true national system: the two Ch.mbs,,t
declared IL 10 b- 81. The mah,enap,s ., "
monarchy and the charter IN the frs, cond,;..
public liberty. That liberty eau on, L.g
in proportion as it is well regulated. II ho,a
and establishes itself bv its respect for ,bc b..
Order within and peace without the ki,sJ,
will 0e the most sure guarantee Of il, dnrs,
France may therefore rely upon ms exsr,ic,l
maintain peace and order. For thus I.n,.
your avowed and active concurrence. TA.G
vernment has need Of all your Courage .el.
your wisdom. Should the parlizans Of Il. q
en- Government again dare TO brave the Ian,
gorous justic. shall be dealt out to them H..
senseless hopes must be annihiiated Nep,-
shall be taken to etface even the last ,rats
the disturbances which have as,aed seven.
the departments. Anarchy was conDit,,
overcome in Paris on June 9Th and 9Th. ura
noble devotedness Of the National Gu,pi
the troops Of the line. The factions on ,te., d
rIorable days displayed at once tier aqJlu,
and their weakness. The Governmen, /, Ma
Their ignorant Of, nor does it dread their pru,t.
The srdltious will find the country unaring,
in granting to the Government al! the powen
which it may stand in need.
While we maintain order, sir, we are Labor.
for the consolidation Of peace. A gOyernaa,
which causes itself to be respected at home m.,
wihou, any risk assume firm and indrpHjr.
policy abroad. In concert with our allies We 81
urge all the great European questions to sg
ton. Our armies. ardent but obedient, lend q
our moderation the aid of their strength III
! Europe is aware Ut, but at the same time i.
knows our fidelity to our engagements, aud os
decided wish to maintain the peace OF the sd!
Such, sir, are the sentiments "t the King, |?
vernment. Become impressed with the spad
lis policy. dIffuse u, make il every where knon
There are no honorable expectations whIcht'l
not satisfy, no legitimate interests which i 81
not secure. Let your services tor'ify and doax
to the government, thar may with yourself nr
the benefits Of your wise and able msaSae-
Every good servant Of the state shall be Prn
out to the Denevoence of the King. Sir. F7a
is free and respected. Her policy IS rc'Nn!-
Afer few more efforts we shall enjoy a. Q
fruits of our glorious resolution. The s7v'r
ment will not be wanting to the country. J'
is in the country above all that we have fNs
dence. II our labnrs be crowned with svtC"
it will be- to the country that we snail be Ind'1
for it, 1t is an old aud fixed habit "'!A ne
attribute every thing tn the honor Of f''i"-
Accept, &c. (Signed)
- Marshal Due de DALMATit' II
The Journal du Commerce say., NearfE
surcd that the Duke he Broglir intends. TI'
few days. to assemble the principal rcPe'e''
tives of the Foreign Powers III order to n'l
them acquainted with the course the ne" |"
net propose to follow. as well at home Is lO''
tits said that Baron FasaI, the Dutch E,oy''
had demanded his passports, has abandon"
intention Of departing since he has know
composition Of the New Cabinet" i
PARIS. Oct l4.-Iti is said that the iaf''i
gel, the Dutch Minister at Paris, had drmi''
his passports. but on learning the c'mpo' |"
the new Ministry, he did not persist 10 III
quest. III
Two stories are given respecting spaid-'
that Ferdinand, on his brother Don Carlos s.q
ing 10 the marriage of his eldest son Win
nand's daughter. had agreed that Car'0, >.
succeed to the throne; and the other, U4'
on the suggestion Of the British M'hl''''
eldest son Of Carlos should marry ule ~
Queen Of Portugal. the condition oe'ns ''l
dinand should use his influence to Ierm,,'s
contest between the two Princes % Inc h'''