Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, Sept. g.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

! LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, Sept g.
| LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
By the Packet ship Amity, Capt. Max
well, which arrived this day at half past
O'Clock, the Editors Of the Commercial
Advertiser have received from their cor
respondents, London papers to the 18th OF
July, Lloyd's Lists to the 9th, and Liv-
erpool papers to the 3Ist all inclusive.
Our latest Liverpool paper states that
Walter Scott is confined to bis bed by
sickness.
Our papers are much occupied with
accounts of popular meetings, aud Of the
discontents and disturbances in various
counties. A constable of Stockport, by
the name OF Birch, who had arrested a
Mr.. Harrison, was attacked in the street
by three men, one of whom fred pistol
at his breast, and dangerously wounded
him. Lord Sidmoutb has issued a proc
lamation, offering a reward of 400L. Tor
the apprehension of the three--3o0 for the
person who fired the pistol, aud so for
l
named Bruce, was soon arrested, Birch
at the latest date, was still living, but de-
ranged, and not likely TO survive many
hours.
Harrison, after he was arrested by
Birch, was permitted to 60 at large on
giving bail, and Immediately repaired to
several popular meetings, and addressed
the multitude. In noticing this, the
Courier Of the 29th of July says" We
mentioned yesterday, that Parson Harri-
son was at the Rochdale Meeting. This
man, alluding to the atrocious attack up
on Birch, described it sneeringly, as
bullet having been put into Sheriff's
officer !"-But can we wonder that the
cowardly crime Of assassination should
lose something of its horrors 10 al English
mind, when we fad wretches connected
with the public press, base enough to re-
commend it? This has been done for
months past by the twopenny writers; and
we find in the " Manchester Observer" of
the 24th inst. the following conclusion
to an article full of sanguinary threats up
on the loyal inhabitants of Manchester
who have associated for the protection of
the Constitution Should second OLcer
be discorered, it is devoutly 10 be wishedI
that no time mill be given for Bills of In
de,nnity but that a Noble Brutus mill be
found apoa the spot, TO place in such nus
creant'S heart +i!i
The logic Of this is very simple.
Every man who is instrumental 10 bring
ing tue contrivers OF treason and rebellion
to justice, is an OLIVER; and every Oh
IvER is to " have dagger placed in his
miscreant heart !"-Tbese are the doc
trines of the Reformers: the tragedy at
Stockport is their practice
LoNDoN, July 20.
The Paris papers of Monday last have
arrived this morning. The following are
extracts:-
Paris, July 26.-Intelligence from
Bonn states, that several officers, accom-
panied by police officer and some gen.
dsrmes, arrived here on the 10Th inst.
from Berlin, and took into custody three
Professors Of the University, nj. M. HI
II. Arnt and the two brothers Welker,
whose papers they sealed up.
Carlesruhe, July 20.--The Emperor
Alexander has just secured to the widow
Of M. de Kotzebue the continuance, dur
ing her life, of the salary enjoyed by her
husband as Counsellor Of state.''
Don Onis, the late Minister Of Spain
to the United States, has fallen into dis
grace with King Ferdinand, even at the
very moment when he plumed himself
most Oh the favor of his master. An ar
gument is drawn from this circumstance,
that the treaty whereby the Floridas was
coded to the United States, and which
was altogether the work of Onis, will not
receive the sanction of the court Of Mad
rid. The troops Of the United States
are, however, in possession OF Pensacola
and ST. Marks, and we fear that the King
Of Spain, in his present state OF imbecili-
ty, would find some difficulty in rescuing
them from the talons of the republican
eagle.
The welI-known General Sarrazin was
tried before the Assize Court OF Paris on
Friday week, for bigamy, having married
Miss Georgiana Hutchinson. an English
lady, while former wife was still living.
The General was found guilty, and sem
fenced to 10 years hard labor. and to pay
10000 francs upwards of 1901. sterling)
to Miss Hutchinson, by way Of damages
Against this sentence General Sarrazin
has appealed.
PHfLADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
| LATEST FROM SPAIN.
Capt. Eidridge, ofthe Savannah Packet,