The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-11
FOREIGN.

(afIIst faction have met With slgnai overthrow by the arrest oi Inc Dseil- css de Berri. Driven by tic waves and the winds upon the coast of q coun- try, the tranquility of which she was eiideayoring to disturb, and seized in tl,e very act of treason, her life would ilage been the forfeit, had the laws ere ated under the auspices of the fallen dy- nasty, herself an important member of that dynasty-been carried into effect for the punishment of q traltfess. h the reigns of Lou, XVIII. or Charles X. had member of the Bonaparte family engaged in an attempt 10 subyert the existing order, and been thrown upon the French soil by the anger of the el- emcnts, Il nasty trial and short shrlft would have been accorded 10 the un- fortunate; and if the Duchess de i}erri reelected, in this her most recent misfor- tune, upon the justice experienced by <ae race to whom she IS allied, her an- aieipations must have been as mournlui as her astonishment was great, when 1he news of her delivcrance was com anunicated. We rejoice in the clemea- cy of the Government of Erauce-it would have beet unworthy of the na- ton 10 take vengeance on woman, and although we may not acqult the court of ar undue partiality in so readily re- laxing the severity of the law in favor rofa relative, still the honor of abandon ing an advantage that chance had af- forded, and soorning to triumph over the chimerical attempt of mother or behalf ofa child, belongs to the action, anl depFives US Of the wish to censure, yml,ateyer the motives may have been.
 In Spain, reports arc prevalent not 4much in favor of the Jsurper in Portu- gal, and our next advices may probably give intelligence of his flight from a Kingdom he has too long disgraced.- The war-cry already sounds on the roast, the squaarons of Pedro are at hand, and the shout ssSaatue qui peut," will soon be heard.
 PROCLAMATION OF HENRY '. TO
 THE FRENCH SOLDIERS.
 ' Braue Soldiers, my Friends.
 {. You, whom have always loved, in 4he midst of whomI was loved too much to love myself, you who haye often join ed isi Tiy infant games, i!!! yo;i 3ass be deaf to the voice of the Duke de Bor- deaux, of your lawful King, who de mands of you the throne his fathers?
 The widow and the orphan have al ways found support in the French sol. I fxi. de Bcrrl ought then to reckon with cer- tai,.ty on you; it is on you that my mother and myself place our greatest hope. Recolleet that the French army Is my god-mother, and that thus by lit. tie she imposes obligations on herself.
 How shameful, should you suffer her adopted son, the only child of France, to be condemned to live far from the place of his birth, in foreign land
 ssThe reason of the departure of my family was only to avoid shedding the blood that was precious to them! By this time, all the brave men might have perIshed, the victims Of their courage and fidelity. It was hoped that a more favorable time would come; it was thought that the French soldier would only serve in honor's cause, and, faith ful to tue victorious flag of Algiers, would never fight bis legitimate King; that t would be necessary only to ap- peal 10 his noble heart to gain an imme- di;:s..ss di;s.ss response.
 :. Brave Soldiers! The time has ar- rived, and t is i, tho adopted son of the SsFeneh army, your lawful King, who appeals to you. It is in vain they seek . tsrnish your glory; it is immortal. lnave taken part in all your griefs, and some day promise myself to make you forget them; fly to me, rallyround my white flag, it is that of my grandfather, Henry 4th. He was in the same posi- tion as myself; like him Twill fight and conquer; like himIlove Frances; and like him will make her happy. I am yot very young, 1t is true, to command the brave; but are not Freachsoldiers always certain of victory. Officers. sub-oificers and soldiers, l promise you numerous promotions and numerous de- .corations. All those who may desire their discharge shall have it, when or der is restored. It is Henry Y. who gives you his word, and you know that shc word of the King of France is al- ~yays sacred"
 Signed. HENRY V. From the -New- York Courier and Eaoufrer.
 EpNEsDAy, June l3.