Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

the conIioued dangers which threatened the
capitol AMI The chamber, prsc,uded the oo,,,-
bhiiy Of deli crate proceeding. The ssfe,.
Of i Considerable number OF deputies was en-.
dangeSed. He instaGced an attack made on
Mr.. DGhtef. respectable merchant on the
preceding day, at the Place Louis Nv, by an
officer commanding detachment of dra.
goons.
Mr LATTE. as deputy from Paris, claim
ec a right TO be heard with especial attention.
He attributed the daily renewed OF The tumu!ts
OF he metropolis % The employment of the
Gendarmes AMI T.! ,,s cf the line, instead of
the Nationa Guard, which he commended, wa,
the only .otce ;haL corld b. constitutionaliy
employee or tue suppression o. riots, ant
had their services been rcsor;ed TO, the she'd.
ding of blooh. he was convinced, would have
| beer avsr,ed.
Mr. D. Girardin said, that FOR so years he
hal not seen any assembly of the eeople dis
persed by troops of armed soldier, until with-
in lew tays pSris rese.,bled a captured
: city troops stationed in Various quarters,
anu posts Fixed FOR their attendance. He
fc!t assured that an exaspeIation had been
excited oy the appearance of the regular
| force
Mr. Martin de Gary stated having heard
! noise in The street Rche Pause, wheie he re-
sided, he put his head cue of The WINDOW,
snd beheld troop of dragons gaiioping
along the street, and h'aadisnlrg .heir swords:
[ Soon after wounded mar. wa, carried into
one Of the neghboring Ciic', he was an uu-
/ fortunate old man. There was a man appre
/ hended who was accused OF having excited the
! tunult, but it was soon found gu: that ne
! was spy employed to raise ai,,urbance,, for
/ he was perceived on bis apprehension 60 give
| friendly squeeze 10 TIE baud OF cue OF the
gens d'armes, tud some seconds after was
| allowed to escape quietly from amidst Che
guard. voice fgoni the irft--"Y g.: The
agents OF the police excite TIE djscrisr,.'
81. Dcmagcay geye q deie .'i what had
, happened to ham, and to n. Ccgca.l,e. OF
leaving the Chanber on the preceding t.y.
Two persons who met them aket tie news
Of the Sitting, and they stepped so- : iew
seconds 10 relate the facs, when l,atl,n
OF cavalry dlsperei the parry, under he au-
| thority OF the order OF the police, which re-
! quired, that three persons should not De seen
! together in the streets.
| NJ. De An5rugetc defended The condrc:
! OF the military who in his opinion, exhibited
! great moderation; The groups they dispersed
were Shooting" Lung I'VE the Emperor" -
| The National Guard, eIthough indispu;ah!y
brave, wert not elu4i - villa. expected
from their services; thIs hsd been seen on
two remarkable occasions, the 20.h OF June,
and the l0th of August Without the en-
| ploymrn, of rrgn a. troops, The Chamber
! night b. assured t0at II would be inpossi.
Bile To re establish OF preserve tranquility
! M. Byron. Are we ut ConstAntinceie,
| tIen?
Nj. Mecbin declared that tie metropolis
was treated ike be legged town. lie was
willing TO do justice 10 the Duke OF Tss.n-
| tun, ard also TO the troops employed by The
| Po!lce; bat he conceived that accusation
! shond attach to those Ministers who called
~ The regular troop, il would have been
! better TO have avai!ei Themselves Of the as.
| sistance Of tie National Guard, as it was
better 10 arrest than TO kill
| Mr.. Cssimir Perrier. while rendering fun
ju-'Ice 70 the Royal Guacl, com planned that
'ioiencs was used in Dispensing that portion
OF the people who merely stood Up for shell
Ter ir"rp the ram under che arcades Of La
! Rue de Rivoli
The Keeper ol the Seals insisted that the
excuses which had lately been perpetraied
were the act= OF a single party, lesgued in
opposition to authority, which was bound 10
| dispeTse the mob
| NJ. Benjamin Constant commenced re-.
! Ply In so intsmperete manner, that the
! chamber refused 20 hear h.u further. The
discussion ca The 1nendneuts OF he Electoral
prcjst was shortly resumed, and turtle. ad.
Jcurned.
On Thurs ay al was calm in thc Chamber
oil Deputies. Tie proceedings commenced
| WAN the debate on the articles OF the clacto.
! raj Project, which was n,ain,-iucd with Der
! feet regularity to the usual hour If adjourn.
! 'hen', was loudly called tor by che right and
centre Of the chamber. Is was, however re-
isc,ed' and againpOstponed to the following