Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-10

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The revolutionis,s had proclaimed KIM
John as their constitutional King, and de
handed a government similar TO that o
the Spanish Cores.
! This revolution, as that in Spain, wa
begun and effected by the soldiefy.
A conspiracy TO subvert the throne o
lthe Bourbons, had been discovered il
Paris, and the conspirstors arrested. Sucl
we're the vigilance and energy Of govern
meni that the tranquility Of Paris was no
10 the least interrupted by the discovery
i The utmost tranquility prevailed
Throughout all Spain.
i Translated for this Gazette
The following is extracted from In
Government. Gazette, published at Mad
rid, August 90, 1920.
! BoRDEAUx, Aug. 90.
Interesting news from Paris arrived BY
an express:-
An express which left Paris on Sunday
the goth inst. at half past A. M. brought
10 the Prefe:t the Moniteur" OF thai
iday, which contains the news oil an at
tempt made on the 10Th to excite rebel.
lion among the troops. and to lead them
to the Thuilleries for the purpose OF de-
claring member of the family of Bncna-
parte sovereign Of France; this excess oil
madness and infamy will not go unpunish.
ed The authors Of this eyecrable plot
are under arrest and will be tried. What
Frenchman, what native of Bordeaux is
there Who does not shudder to fiad that
there vet exist men who dare to attempt
the detlironement Of the best OF the Lou
ises, descendant OF Henry Nv. for the
relation Of a tyraDt who has devastated
France for twenty years. and twice de
livered ii up 10 foreigners The following
lis the article from the Moniteur -
PANS, Aug. 20.
The government has been for some time
advised of the existence of plots for exci-
ting the troops to rebellion. II was as
Isured that the excellent spirit which ani-
mated the French soldiers would render
abortive the projects Of some individuals,
always ready to sacrifice their honor and
the repose of the country. TO their pride
and avarice. The government watched
their steps. These fools thought it was
in their power TO overturn the throne and
The Institutions which France owes to her
king. A certain number of The officers
and sergesnts of the corps composing the
garrison of Paris were sednced, aud some
of the Royal guard we're among the con.
spirators.
Last night these officers proposed to-
60 10 the barracks, to assemble the sol
diers, to march against the palace Of our
Kings, and proclaim as sovereign mem.
Der Of the family OF Bonaparte but seve-
raj OF those, who we're supposed to be
'seduced BY perfidious propositions, inform
ed their chiefs, without loss of time, Of the
plot which was about to be put in execu
ton. The government could no longer
delay. The persons concerned in this
criminal conspiracy. were arrested by the
gems d'armes.
II appears that the plan Of the conspira-
tors was TO get possession Of Vincennes,
where fire broke out about 3, P. NJ. but
was soon extinguished. Tbis was done,
it is presumed, TO create confusion so asl
10 favor surprise. France has right
to expect, that this attempt will be punish
ed in such manner as to strike terror
into those who, forgelful Of their duty and
their oaths, wish to turn against social
order those arms intended for its defence.
Nothing should be neglected in order to
bring to punishment the authors and ac-
completes OF conspiracy, which, directed
against the throne and the charter, thus
attacks the feelings and the most valuable
right of every individual of the patton.
The highest tribunal, that which the
charter has empowered with the suppress
sion Of attempts against the security Of
the state BY salutary Imprisonment, will,
without doubt, be encharged with the trial
of the greatest crime punishable by our
laws. Free from all influence, incapable
of listening to any improper Suggestions,
this august tribunal will know better than
any other how TO recognize innocence,
and dissipaie ill-iounded suspicious, as il
will also know how TO adjudge the guilty,
shomsoever they may be.
The city of Paris enjoys the most per-
feet tranquility. The citizens were APP
priced at the same moment Of the exist
eoce Of the plot aud Of the imprisonment
Of its authors.
Supplement to the Universal.
| MADRID, August 81.
BY an express, which has arrived at
This Couri from Corunna, which place it
left on the 18th inst. we learn the follow
'ng news Of the revolution Of Portugal -
that 4 was commenced in Oporio and its
provinces, BY The Portuguese troops, who
proclaimed the Constitution, and whatey-
Ter The Cories might institute, and their
august sovereign Don John w.; that
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