Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-18
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATER FROM FRANCE.

LATER FROM FRANCE.
The 5 Sutherland arrived at Boston Salu'-
day morning, having sailed from llasro on the 3D.
oil July. She brings papers TO the 2d.
Tnr ADDRESS TO rnr kiNo or rnE FnrNcu ny
NJ. DORM PnlslpENr OF Iiin Cu,MnIu OF DE-.
rUTIEs.
SIRE: The Chamber and the country are deep
" indignant, but the public confidence is not sha.
ken. We place il, above all, Sire, IN the person
ot your Majesty, who appears 10 be exposed 10
such proofs only for tho purpose oil displaying IN
the eyes oi nation, which is ever tho friend Of
true courage, thlt magnanimity Which so eminent
" distinguishes the hing OF tue French. Sir.,
whenever Your august head becomes mark for
,t>sdssins, each of MS would willingly make ram
part OF his body. The rebel, attack in the per
son of the hing, the vital principle of order and
peace, on which depends the welfare of our coun-
Try This principle We will defend hv closing
more firmly around tina, dynasty which France has
raised TO the throne only because she considered
ii worthy OF consolidating the Revolution of Julv.
Src the enemies OF public tranquility were too
deeply afflicted by seeing how, under the loyal
Government of your Majesty, every thing was be-
coming stable in the midst Of a prosperity which
may almost be- considered as a prodigy. II be
came a necessity Tor them 10 cndeayor To stop the
current \ fanatic had conceived the atfocous
idea of new crime but an inv visible hand aycllcd
the blow.
Let us hope thai fun and visant adninisra-
tiun may find the means OF drying the source ol
those disastrous attempts. Rely, also, upon the
Chamber, Sra tho absent Deputies will not diSa-
the sentiments of those who arc present ; W.,
are all unanimous IN deieslne such crimes, and
We are Willing tn combine IN preventing repetl
ton OF thcm Amidst the most profound grief, in
those days nfanAiets, sometimes preserved lor the
most tender and generous minds Providence af-
tords mean, of compensation Our excellent
Queen will find them IN the affection OF whole
nation, in that pure love We bear towards her iam-
". Her sons will soon return. Wherever they
pass they will be received with tho same sen-
menls, with which we animated and they will
traverse France hailed by repeated cries of s." Iire
te Roir'
At the conclusion, cries Of" Iirc IL Roi" were
repeatedly uttered by the Deputies.
HIS M,JEsrY's Answer
E" | cannot express my emotion on the ,ent-
t'ments Won have testified towards me. You have
habltuatod me TO receive them on very painful oc
'aslons, similar 10 tho present. But | cannot re-
Tram from telling yon how deeply they have I'M
pressed my heart and what consolation and conf
dencc is derived from them. Yes, gentlemen, it is
with your support and Your concurrence, in con
tending against faction, that We shall prevent a
return oil these deplorable attempts, which would
be of little importance il they concerned II q
alone but II is Franco that is uuac ked through
me, as your President has ,aid--lt is social order,
IL is our laws"
Here his Majesty was interrupted by a gene
raj reclamation of Iire L. Roit Yes Er,
III! 1Hi cricd tho Deputies, with force we
cannot render.
io" know thnt remain at my post, whatever
may be the danger; that my devotion to France
~ unbounded; and that | am ever ready To die
IN the breach, in defending that which France
has coni'drd To me, and which have sworn to
maintain
Here the cries of Wee ic Roi were repcat.
ed with an enthusiasm beyond all expression
cannot sufficiently repeat 10 Won how deem
~ am affected by your sentiments | thank Won
u, the name OF the Queen and my family You
may well conceive their sensation at the terrible
moment. When tho explosion WAS heard nh,
queen was IN my carriage, opposite To me, seaicd
ny the SIDE OF my sister. After such a shock the,
nave both need OF the consultations YOU have az
iordrd them Nothing can be more dcirhtfuI tc
us ihnn The manifestations OF the sentiments will
"hhch you have surrounded me am decpl,
sensible OF them, and the recollection of them " III
never depart from my heart, or from those of m,
family"
These words whicl, the X INC pronounced viii,
great emotion were followed by fresh acclama-
tons.