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: , ;,Vrhc fblloViag Letter Tronic
, C Pitfw, 'to the' Editor! .'the ;
-rrc'ior.der.t ia
New oi k. Com
;,eroW .dvfertlimpartsVinore lively; ito-
-Won
f the recent QCcurrenies in prance loan
v. ?; -y.;" to'b'egat Itemed from : r so wspap eV accounts t
C ; V Frm the 2V". X.CmfaiJMvhtutrt qfSepfAS:
')f i : A7e tmfcp pleasure in laymgefore our readers
V the following extracts from a letter from T" r-
'tonal friend, a highly respectable mod intelligent
v America fcentleman no w to- Paris, - who has
V' to".' he a distinguished part in . the emancipation
' V ; "cf Greece. and who feels it as singular instance
. inru1 fortune that he was enabled)tb be a sraec-
tator of the glorious erentaof the last weelT'of
; T ;ParisYXg'.. 1 1830,
U I?wilprpcetil WveTyoo
IT 8omeacc6uht of the IblOodTi important,
and i .t?restine scenes of which have
-Gi been vithess within the st four J days ir)
- thiacapitaland .which; wi(l prove, or have
: f iycu 11.5 uti mm vtj'M! r"7.r; u "
v; archy, sappetfjVyOOO bayonefsi
t by anobleileet, and by a well orgaiuzed
- internal atvlixternalystetn Qf.adm)ms
iratton, . lc?f the unarme", unorganiz,eu, 1
J rtSw. ifrlhevi chose; Jeaa him to the SCftl
.7oldbutJ display thepeo
; O tion and wjonrto pie swear'the tuU shall be a bloody one;
- three tast lays and arevilhng ;to sur-
rrendef their power into ; the hand, of a
; government which, houghtied flown by
the bomiS;Or a? Constitution, WlllDe Ot
(he form best adapled forAtbem--a Vmo
ip'af "Vf5iriTiil lor them -a i mo-
Monday., July 26.
Surprise and inilination are on every
countenarjee; - 'Tlieniad King of France,
-; in a voice of thunder, has thrown down
-the guntletof defiance to .his people,
and'svorn to bif a despot or nothing. He
nasvjtjissoiveu,' ine pnainoerT aruiuarujr
c- altered the lays of election-and uspen-
ded the liberties f the press. vThe news
.circulates rapidly, but cannot Veac' the
Common'" people, at-, on'ce. -'1nrieasu res have
been taken to prevent this J theMoniteur,
the only.paperconaining .the decrees,
- cannot behadat any "price. Fu nils have
' fallen ;' every one is agitated ; too much
X- : l. i- ' 1" --: 1 t j. 1 ni .L'.tiL ; i j. : 1
so to f know how to act. ; bu t .meet i ngs
- have been held, merclia1U8 6f the highest
respectability have sworn?4hey will pay
;; no taxes under , the present ordinances,
.. measures. taken to aRsembleUe Chambers
ln spijte of the decreellaiul all the editors
- of constitutional. papersyhave pledged
inemseivesio one anotner to issue meir
paoers as usual without taking out a nri-
;t Tilege, and in spite of the police." In the
i evening some con fu smn Pol i gn a c's h ou se
ja assailed all the windows broken &c.
t tif;tS"vV- Tuesday, July 27, noon.
Ministerial papers exu ting y say Par.s
ned andepta usuaKyesterday! but
- W-,MS --I'F"-"-
i.inmaii itno nni Ra 1111.11 in Hiriiii :nui i
manty protestatibnsV and i m inefliately the
..jJoliceff25ith" anarmed force, broke into
"V.; TtheiKhtuses,: and carrietl off the necessa-
lVprts. pf4he presses ; they were hissed
y ::' v--W A 1 u 1
-andJpe ted by thepeople, who thenbe-an
:. . narciiicaronepuijyou- wani.nQ specuia- have made a singUar gcene hi the streets
; tions youan.mike of- Paris, particularly nf the beautiful
:X than. Icanyou-, want facte ?o -here!' I Boulevards majestic trees are cut down
V i gft and thrown across the road to form bul
: vvf - . Wiswmtjle. and who oDenW crv. down
V&S' he:rboV eh?rt,,.iT.
N - : to,eabooV. Ull'nS G,,T ?vf.? 8,S"
- ' - 1 v T ' " r.L' ".7; W.V;. '
;,ery.--
Evemr; burst
,UDon the city the; people become more
; and more furious and loud tn their pro-
f '"'W'T Ul tf 8 c 1,e
u. V4"
. non were placed orrthe boulevardsj whole
VreHrients paraud
W P "1 - ' "
V:ccmiI they pressed
' k.wl itnAn'tlmm ttl ttlllfl IPffi tlrPll.! tlltklld
hard ubo"nrthem : the soldiers.fired ; blood
fir has beeh shed. .! have seen the lancers
; ' charge the mob j bodies of citizens wel
f : 1 ' r tprinw lnxv their '"blood, and you us' men
lininflr
over the bodies, and working
themselve's up into a spirit of I fury and
vengeance ' which ; canmit' be quenched,
but in a sea of bj dod. . Til e c rf of to arms!
to anrtsf isT abroad j -'the ifpesfn T tolls its
dismai peal I ;the people begin to rush urt-
armeu upon i ie.Bo.u,ery,:, aa.,.vueu.
.1. 1.1:1 i"... ..:i 4U
with frill 1 im & i ic 1 aLk 1 is 111 i r ia 1 n. u
- i hi. rBnnnnper 1 tii'e ihfantrv are readv to
" . 77-:..-r k . ,
I ; r pouf ln the Volley pthe "horteeman's heel
; 4 is ready to prick hir steed into a charge
V uoohy he infuriated crowd who ;;. threaten
V tliernv; IfC wil I ,'be'a - Woody :'niglit' to night,
" and a bloodier day to-morrow.
',-
Tliee has; been fierce fighting and
consideralde bloodshed last night : mus
' , letryfrattledand bells raiig but and the and not-less brave citizens '-assail them
f croVvds 'of peo from the streets,'' from the opposite .win-
. 'fc ;.-. In tlie sitfectsv af'beitPmed,vsme' half dows, and from every point, 'whence their
V ann n'l'usquets will, carry. All Paris is a bat?
'. ' , thHrpops pariide the streets,firing a,j. f field 5 .111 every streejt is a bulwark,
iheymetVthey' clear one place, as sooi'i ..from 'every window flashes a musquet,
v . as' they ri gonei'i t azaiiVjtheyarif from every house top rain down pavement
i 'red' 'upon from the .windowsgfrinii ;t1ie atones i on levoted aotf yet obedient', sol
- corhewfth'est tops; diery of the. King.-They must yield
: . thereua a ireneral call '.'to armsP' 'The however, or the momently increasing tide
ri h hathtnai miliHas aaseinbfmg -; 1 al I.-is., tu
mull 5v,vll' u' ictiiiiiuiic; .' , r " '
in re
; volt x its brave' vouns members are leail-
the more dreaded Charee'bf the; lance "afcj
shading b.i
furyorthe peopn
'V;v"i.'i.'ftn''fWil:UakeriilosiL
1 11 :. Arws
I . .r' .F l a mt it), f irhnrn lli'in
Kftyinrt
"A V A.irul men weix8sembled i; when lhe
lnx dium ant rapin tramp 01 leei an-
, t rf- ! v enemy j vjnoie regimeui.
ni-rt ucU Jiib aijtiarW another.foUowe'd,
1 i head ; th milUia,sharillfornieU
v.x Id .not budge i j&"fierce altercation
took place-; " the;: regulars- jrese ted, but
p au s e d f o r t ! U fiha I wo nl "t at Out! h s t an
a man knocked theaidofc thefGrenexal-
ma rjy"d eadt and 1 h trno psheffl - the
square ; Ira t 'soonj th e j rail i ctf, .fired from
behind thfel corners the .'.vciteiUbTazel.
away frornrthjWimlolv8, paemen stones
showeretl from the house tops thejplabe
became top hot foe th'41 DdkeW'"cer'
ed ; andJretiredln Vbtheri - parti of 'the
city success ia yariou a J; the spldjers are
brave; well founds' an3 well led,-the jjeo
The
pie numeroa! miuriateci, anq ' aeierrnin
Hotel :de:CvUe; an important
nnf h hoon rrVA fhnponilftati
ind'reUkeh .;to nVve:maTiy,o1Jier posts,-;
but 8tilr discipline prevailsvw!rever1he
jsouuere can marcniney gain uie uay.
iuccegis doubtful j thepeo-
ble have cut owHrees, thrown down
aTnp postSt . and taken up pavement
stones to form barricadoes to protect
1 h nn g a tana A rn n vp ran e yOf thp ivhnl
proclamation this morning of a leader be
u appointed, have not been fulfilled,
they will have them in the morning ; they
Uvp nn rulnr Miivnlv of novvder or nro-
I i i. .i.J. cUt . ii
TIHI0I3, va siauK IllH UIC lllll j Hirj
warks; the branches filled iifwith pave
ment stones, overturned carriages, bro
ken boards, signs;" &c. so that one cannot
get along ; every shop has been shut all
business but war relinquished ; the shops
of armorers 2nd the theatres have been
I i r vi ? i i . i -
srrippea or ineir arms 5 -ann 1 coum nor
but laugh, in the midst of a fray to see
two fellows tugging one at the hilt, the
other at the scabbard, of an old theatre
sword but it would not oipeout ; they
pulled and jjulled, till the. handle broke,
and. let them both backward into the dirt.
put no other shops, have been touched;
qo pillage committed ; 'no unnecessary
violence rfsed ; all tbMr enemies who
have been taken or surremlered h.ive
been kindly treated ; part of the soldiers
have refused to fire ; the rest are tired of
"killing their countrymen, and knocked
un with fatigue. The Swiss and the
! Royal Guards will, however, be steady to
toe last.
Thursday, July 29.
Tlje night has- been a dreadful one ;
the citizens, mure numerous than ever,
more bold and unremitting in their at
tacks, have forced the soldiery to shelter
Knmoal wad 1 r rli a hino ao r rklorkt,rkMt
fc ,attl.r though encoaraged by the
primlisesf the
King, seein-disheartened ; the moral
in
fluence of iheit- situation must be consid
erable ; a whojle'individual mass of their
countrymen present to them the. hand of
friendship, calling them brothers' if they
accept it, iioiuins reauy me sworn 01 veil-
ut .f ., o r . f, .. ,
i 1 i x 1 1 n
?. , 4. , . '., . . !. J
have been three .I,,, an.l three n-ts
luty. their feet are swollen, their UmS
parched, and their resolution gone ;.ma-
J have lai,,.uwn their arrnsf BuVthe
fhe pe le a8gaile
- .f . , , .... ... . . ....
- :.- . .
ha? been appointed, the Sl.riou old U-
fayette is at the head of tlie Provisional
foment ;. I followed the veteran .0
his head quarters, and slmuteil with en-
thusiastic thousands, vive Lafayette, vive
i Saueur de hux mondes. .
... . .... . .
10 oxlock. 1 tie people are rapidly
carrying jevery ost ; the troops retreat
in : confusion ; -enthusiasm-is at its height;
the most determined and brilliant valour
is displayed f they have carried the Pa
lace of the Tuilleries. v
Noon.- The people are victorious; two
regiments are firing oft. their muskets in
the air under my windows, and shaking
hands' withfth people, who kiss and hug
. ......
the,nV and run . to .bring them fotnl
bring them food and
a
i i i l '
iiriOK 1 never was such nouie
was such noble. courage.
such touching generosity j the Parisians
are covering inemseives wun giorv.
I
have justi Come fniin witnessing the de-
voted-ahd laudable bravery of the Swiss
troops ; "'driven to the worst extremity
these faithful fellows , have shut them
selves up in the upper stories of some
houses and are firing their last cartridges
- from the windows, while the enthusiastic
- J. of popular fury will overwhelm and crush
- them.
people are Vast'efa'oC'the f the
supposed blind andfuribus mob as
niuchdiscfetibiv andS'eoUcomluct as
thev have done of bravery.. The Provi-
Stbnal Government is heard and' obey ed 1
;nie;rjepoytiy circular the
I Paris th& night'S very twhere jovir see
. IIUUUS'. Wllb UJdll.il Vll
9 I 9 n Vinivavnuca r li vo
to hayeleaderH a djstrus
I privailslamorts tlie J people of theselves
All the fu i rni tttt-enf the! palaceas ?beep
dcstrbyetlvi butf hotliing; pillaged ; some
thieveVhaye' .been instantly shot. There
front Jds horse fire 1! was ihVcry and
bang J bang! hang! -'ftitfrymfft
the t mu ma were nnven : DacK leaving
va L C
trolesWre cstiihlished every kvherc ; , tny
AVo-rhllrfitV tKft diad ahdl UwStjSOOtb-
inlY "attending tle woun'ded ; many who
look like the meanest cffnat,behvg rnosj
respectably many who:dard .not low
tlieir noses in the streets yesterday,; no w
duster abdiflourisfclongword
lacts, the lowef clapf people--nonpt,
the it"buXtl class .ofworlenr
t,t; ,1 ritKk . hti 1 nips h a nl e I V; - VVi th Ou t
bril'eroVganixationfc
drivenUhelinrtKhieous K-irigjand. hisjiire-;
lings irora 5iieajivai.; v ,y. , ,
Friday, July 20
"Strpeta a.fuH:as thev could. hold Vi'qcei
daylight every one in eager
yet' no noise nor Hiimultsaw ;dozens
of the bodies of the fain hid otit fjif' - re:
cAgnifrotbebrhiiecrand
bloated and. rapidly putrifyihg bodies,
livid and t distortedfaces, I recalled to
mind scenes in the East,, save; their Do
dies Were headless, and mUtUate'd there
were also wagons loaded witli the bodies
of the soldier3V which Werf thrown in
heaps, from which stuck out artns, and
hads, and legs, iii all. directions who
can have an idea of war from books ?
Now that fight is done, and danger gone,
begin to pop out the aspirantjs for power,
the free gentry, the civil intriguers not
an inch of nose did they show yesterday;
now thev cry "how -we thrashed them!
hey ?'' Vive la Charte" isjthe prevail
ing crv the chiefs, and they say Lafay
ette at their head, wish for , republican
ism. I do norbelieve it, fimevery sober,
enlightened, patriot sees thejnecessity ul
r egal sovernment, anl names the Duke
mm
of Orleans as.the man for the crown 1 1
mifed by the Charter. Some, but a few
and, feeble cry Vive Young Napoleon"
the mob cry no Bourbons, 5 none that
have Bourboii'blood. Goil grant the pre
cious moment may not be iobt ? hat the
Provisional Government majf sliow true
patriotism, and call Orleans it is a crit
loal moment oh ! that the blood, which
is yel unwashed1! roirr the payetnent, may
not have beji shed there in Vain, or cause
the shedding;of more.
Evening. France is saved from the
yoke of a despotic monarch and tie worse
yoke of a despotic mobocracy Th Pro
visional Governmeni have named Orleans
Generalissimo and Itegent.
Situraay July 31.
Orleans has accepted the call, and is
in Paris. The Chambrrs meet on the
3d-, and 'will make him monarchy with
limited power. Kvery thing is entering
into order. The King has fled from St.
Cloud. Polignacf wno bravely stuck to
his post till all was lost, is; not to be
heard of. France seems following the
example ol Pari ; hut the King is yet
strong especially if backed by the Al
lies. The fleet may stick to him. 1 ail
vise him to go 10 Algiers, and turn Dt y?
Thus you see, my friend, 1 have given
you my daily thoughts in their rouglt tate.
I tave only to add, that to-day the per
fect tranquility of the capital sei-ms to
ensure the cause ofx Orleans, and the
Chambers meet day after to-morrow
The King's flight has been intercepted ;
.he has turned back, and is, it is said, at
Versailles. Wo, .ot to him in person,
but to his Ministers
HIGHLY IN i'tiitKSTING.
Nev.Yorlc. Sept. 19
The ship ConCordia, Capt. Britton, ar
rived this morning from Havre, whence
she mailed on the i lth ult; having taken
the place in the line of the ship Charles
Carrol T, Capt. Clarke. We have receiv
ed, by this arrival papers to the 10th, in
clusive, which contain the important in
telligence that thr Duke ol Orleans was
proclaimed ICing of France on the 8th,
under the title of PHILIP VU. Tlie ce
remonies proclaiming him King took place
at Paris on the 9th, an account of which
will be found among our translations.
On the 6th the Chamber of Duputies
declared the Throne of France vacant,
and proposed several changes in the Char
ter : that the Catholic Religion, as the
religion of the State.be abolished the mi
nisters of all sects to be paid from the pub
lic treasury -the censorship of the press for
ever abolished. After these & other modi
fications had been adopted, the Chamber
went in a body to the Duke of Orleans,
and offered him the Crown, which he ac
cepted, and on the 9th proceeded to the
Chamber of Deputies, and made oath to
support the Charter, as amended.
The following changes in the Charter
have been made :
Ministers of all sects and denomina
tions are. to be paid alike, out of the pub
lic treasury.
The meetings of the Peers are to be
public. The age of electors to he redu
ced to twenty-five years. The censor of
the Press abolished forever, and all trials
for misdemeanors of the press to be by
jury- .
The Chamber of Deputies to elect its
own President. - i
The citizens to elect their; own muni
cipal authorities throughout France.
The National Guard to be re-established
tlwoughoUt France and to elect their
own Oificers of all ranks. . ' '';' 4
llie systehi of Ordinances to be abol
ishedv and no laws to be passed 1 without
the concurrentys oflthe State. VI
AH was tranquil when the Concordia
sailed, and the issue of tlt revolution ap.
oeared to ttvve aniversal " &fitZW.
j the freiich
the French ;p'eople'.v l&Vk ?:-
i.namoer , ot Deputies, j im the
r r- . -' "vfiwi.;; a reason,
wh'cht was received- with acclamation hf
aiji.afii. iuon,Qf jm. oal verte
i4i
niJ-t,'n ,x 1 1 tar llritain. Cant- Frendi,
had1 beencliartered bjnhe; Proyisinnal
Government to convey the ExrKing, famr
Jly, and suiteuqf tHeouhtrj. jHie
foftnir leftlHaVre onUhe 5thandhe lat
ViHeth'P'Augu
thereto iiwal t their; acdyalH xWe ?l earn
bmTCapt
ririnned CheTbouibnitlietn
'hburlyiief ng
rAfiriPrtin their-destiftatinni asVJt-a'f .
kept a profo
chartered. ttfie.inonth,,
' , t.. i' f fV-Ph4tKAif PArti
on th'eZtlithe dec ara tiohsf tjii? aiftberi
Af hnutiesJwereaoitecLiby
89'io I wHh thee
U minified; asfjftllo
s . TheCha mber; of Peeri decliwsXhait can
tint HWflKfsratei nnVtlie pVovisioo jof the decl.jratk
jbn .dfthe ; Chamber
these terms Alt tnenominHnpns jiuacreiiimns
of Veers made In tte reigTn of pb-rle? are,de-
clared hull and void' ' : v:';;,.'
The Chamber ot l'eers declares vnai u win
leave the.decisWm of, this question. tothe high
prudence of die Prince Ueutenant-General.
VVhen these. propositions were. before1 the.
H use, Gn. Lafiyettc thus spoke ,
General Lafayette ascended the Tribtine, pr
found silence pi evailed s lie su'id M In muont-s
jug this Tribune ffor 1 he purpose of expressljig .art
opinion opposed to thar of matiy .fi tends of liber
ty, lam not yielding; to a monrcnJary oi predion,
nor am I -courting popularity, which I -never
preferred to my duty. -(Cheers.) -The repub
lican principles, which I have professed through-'
out my life, and tinder all government do not
prevent me from. beiiijf the defender of a Con
stitutional Throne raised by the People. Tii'e
same sentiments animate me on ier the pr sent
circumstances, s when it is judged dr-sirable to
raise to a Constitutional Throne the Prince Lieu-tenant-General,
and I am boutul that
this choice itie more perfectly fulfils my wishes
the more 1 becoriic acquainted ' with him.
(Cheers.) t d not partake in the opinion en
tertained by many ot my tellow-citizens as to an
hereditary PeeraKe.-( Hear, hear ) A diciptfi
of the American School, I have always "concti v.
ed it to be necessary that th, Leiri-dufiv- ttody
should be (!ivi led into two Chambers, didVr-nt
ly constituted ; hut I have never been able to
comprehend how people could Jbe hereditary
Legislators and Judges. I have always thought
that the introduction of Aristocracy into public
institutions was mixing them with a bad ingredi
ent. It is, theretore, with great pleasure that
1 find you occupied with a project that meets
lie sentiments 1 have protessetl through ul mv
life, :nd which I only now repeat. My consci
euct- forces me to make this repetition, and de
clare that I hope shonly to ite tlit1 hereditary
Peeragt suppressed. My ft lio a -citizens will do
mf the justice to acknowledge, that ii have al
ways teen the upholder f Liberty, 1 liaVe at the
me tim? been the supporter of public order.
(Prolonged Hpplitse. )
The numb'Tof Peers thus pppnsd t r
be reilueel is 76. among whom A i'lb.hti.
Ch-veius is one; Admiral Dupeire's name
is last.
General Clausel, a distinguished officer
of the imperial regime, is appointed to the
command of the uiniy of A'iers.
Paris, August 9.
A 10 o'clock, the Gh.imber of Peers,
headed by Baron Pasquier, went to the
Palais Royal, to declare their conourr. nee
n tin resolution ol ihe Cii .mberof l!pu
ties. The following adilress was deliver
ed by the President to his Royal llh
ness : . f
" M6nseifneur : The fllismbrr of Peers are
pomt- to present ti your Itoyal liihncvs the Act
which is to secure our future destiny. Yu fir
nierly defViuktl witU mm our new and inexpe
rienced liberties ; to-daj 3011 are about to con.
ecratc- them o insiitut 01 snil lavs. Your ex
alted Understanding, your inclinations, the re
colleciions of your whole life,- promise that we
shall find in you a Ci zen K'o. Y.xi will res-P'-cl
our e;u;tr.ioteeM, which ..re at the same
time your own. This noble family we see' a-'
round you, h. uglil up in the love f their
country, of juvic , an.l of truthj will ensure to
our children the peaceable . njojment of that
Charter urn are ahout 'o swear to Mi.intain, and
tlie benefits of a Government at once stable and
To this address his Royal H g'mess re
p ied as follow :
Gntlemtn : By presenting to me this d' -ciaration,
ou iiav.- testified a confidence which
deeply afiects me. Attached from conviction,
to constitutional principles, I desire nothing so
much .as a good uiv!t rstandirg between the J wo
Chambers. I thank ou tor affording me ground
lortck ni upon it. You have imposed upon me
a ureat task ; I will endeavor to prove myself
worthy of it."
The M;miteur of yesterday contains the
offirial publication of the Declaration of
the Chamber of Deputies, adopted in theii
fitting of Saturday, in which ttie Ch . ruber
f Peers have ded .red their coucuirence,
ii also gives the following article :,
Yesterday fixed the destinies of France.-
Peace has crowned victory. The Duke of Or
leans, strong in, the dictates of his own com
science, and by the jnll of the people, waited
calmly the decision f the Chamber, while the
people were impatient to see intrusted to his
hnds an authority which would put an end lo
that intermcdiaie state of things which would soon
have terminated in anarchy. The -proceedings
of the Chamber presented a scene more sub
lime than has ever been exhibited, kvery feel-'
ing, every opinion, every regret, was respected.
Never did any deliberative assembly display
more admirable calmness and dignity. After
having, with one unanimousvoice, declared
their, resolution to present the Crown to the
Duke of Orleans, they proceeded to the Palais
Royal, attended by the National Ouards. The
,Duke surrounded by his familv, received them.
M Lafitte having read to his Royal f tighness tlie
Act of the Constitution, the Uuke replied in the
following terms t 1 receive with deep emotion;
the peclaraihtn you present tq'meY I regard it
as the expression of the Tiationaf wilf, which Bps
pears to me to be comformable to the potiiical
principles 1 have professed through -my lite;--Fdled
with rccdlect iOns which have always
made me hope never to'be called to ascend -4 he
'Jlirone, exempt front ambitionand habituated
to tbe life of peace which f led with my family,
I cannot conceal from you the sentiments which
agnate my, mind at this great cbhjuhVtWef' but
there ts one which entire! v;
alltheit-eloye of my country: lam fully;
lifcinn nf
nis speechOTe emotiorf nf they Prince
.the.effaaino6f:hrj;'-M
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.i;. tKflcc Preset . . I
the mostMnnressive sce - n"
Manhalsof.iiatiohs,; ,ui,;jiii
muj.titixde f tU
the FaoceUe;canie nn4&!?Ct: 1
ciy,cpinpaniejd M'Laf... f e
theywere both received with . uc- a'l
itchiwrehid when th f?a,;ntu
if;Oreaus-en
A.rA t.l-ai: Tr 'I'mren to ii.
J 'W understaiH' ihaKfini nr.,v c"-
, Ve i.mler8tan,!.thaV the d'Z:
leairwiii " larne UliamhpV. Ar ia
daMakeo
In ;be?Kingin nreseiice of tl 'ii x V. l,n
ILW" fn n.i: i ;iU ,n,Jie w il
111 order lint to continue the l
tliietidnitarchy., W
i Charles K&Vslept on'vFridnv i .
i IMr-lc, jwheref appeaei to be l!
intention Jo., maker a :stayV, He'has
more than l,8V0 jnen with him',Dra.ft" '
4rtily,
fit tout provisionsVnd complain bifterty
--tjiey.only march one day on con.iit,
"f !V'ng their, pay the next. Chart,
X refuses to travel m.ire tlian sevn ?
5ht leagued u day,T The country js v
vt, but under arms, aifd wearing u V "
tiotiakcockiijle. 1 - ; ' 0 l"e ft:
V Ry. ?!&ff f ay; Gen. Laf.v,.
has given Dbtice. that the Review (,i -t,H
N&tio'ija'l .Guards is fixed fur
instant. i. ..... ''.'. ' '
A ftc r h 'i ! d ingjs e v e ni I c r n fe r
renceg with
M.i Airuado at Pent Bout r ott t
of the eerrts.othe;-fi7tii 2fith and29tiiof
July, M.- Burgos, ;t1y Span 11 fiaMCla, a.
getit, has dejiartetT ftr; Madrid witii
ues-
patches,- ... , v.v
..- Kitrabnliuaiy confusion prevails at
Madrid in consequence of intelligence that
several towns in' the nrovin'J aaii....: .
, , . . . . vr.Moaiusiil r
have declitred agaiiKHt the? present govern
inent; and, the -iniiabitant of Galicia arc
ready to rise n;n mass. Th,e stunr of tne
Constitution has been again set up in gey.
eral places. ConaliUttiontL'
Gen Lafayette visi fed t he wounded ve,
tenia v at the Excha"n, ':
It appears that ;tiieritnor nf the doafli
of the Kitiii o Naples i'.unfomeil, the
Gena Gazette ot July ;'2f4, aimuunces that
his iMajesty was to emhark" tl.it t eniiv
to retur n to his capital '
Advices from Constantinople announce
that the Turks have been defeated by tite.
Albitins, anil the solii of the Grand Vizier
made prisoner. It is reported thai Aus
trian troops are mirchins towards the fnui.
tiers ot Bosnia to the support.of the Sul
tati, k. ;vv. ;
Ainong the French Conventionalists'
Brussels, whom the recent events will en
able to return to Francearelhe. following:
Sieyes, Merliu de DouaT, Berlier,Barrere,
Mailles, Iusrand; Tiiibeaudesu.Ganirir..
v . . 'Ct j. 7
Levasseur, Chazai and Pocholle. , f
Cotir. de$ Pays Has.
On Saturday and last evening, Paru
was spontaneously "illqminated, and Art
works were discharged iiMlifi'erent part
of the capital aVan expression iif rejoicing
lor the Crown betiig conferred on the Duke
of t)rteans.
The Dnke of Bcurboo has added 4,000
fr. to the 6,(00fr- which he had a,lreatjy
given to the VVounded and Vidows' Fu'n'J.
The order of 'advocates of the Royal Court
have given 6,OO0frV the Agens de Change
t),000fr. the Courier des . Commerce
S,000fr. and the Societe de Cercle. 3,000
(r tor thesame object. - -Jv
The ..Syndicate ol th$ Ueceiyers-Gener
al has sen L 1 SOOfr. in aid oi tlie vVidows
and Wounde'd Fund. , Tie coonnittee of
wood-merchahts have voted, 5,000fr. for
the same object.
Internal T ;a pro vc merits! -
I 1 1 K Board of Infernal improvements for tins
I State will meet. at fotabethHy, on 1 Imr
day ttie I4th ot'OctobVr next, of w:ch all pec
sons concerned will please to take notice.'
By order of the President of ihe Board,
Raleigh, August-3 11 v
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