The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-13

the State from anarchy, and now he would
even protect from an ignomnious death the
authors of those fatal performances which have
produced the shedding of so much blood, and
LETT so many to mourn over the loss of husband,
father and friend. France is about erecting to
Lafayette splendid monument but poste rity
will do more our grand children will call him
the savior OF the liberties of France"
From EEGLAND there is nothing of impor-
lance. The Court Gazette says-We have au-
thority to state, that Immediately after an in:
terview between King William and Gen. Baud
rand, letter of cengratulation to the French
King was written, and that it has received the
! signature OF our own gracious Sovereign. We
understand that in order to save slime, and for
! the purpose of complying with the earnest de-
sire of Louis Philip to have his authority
cognlsed by the government Of this country,
before that of any other state, no special Am
bassador will leave Enfiladd but that it will
be represented by Lord Stuart de Rothsay, or
by Sir F. Lamb, if he should be in Paris
LONDON, Aug. "a. At the dinner Yesterday
at Freemasons' Hall, to celebrate the late tri-
umph of Freedom in France, there were up
wards of 800 gentlemen; and letters from
Lord Milton, Lord John Russell, Lord Nugent,
and Mr.. Brougham, accounting for their absence,
were read. Mr.. Brougham says, than himself
- no man entertains more lively sense of graf
| itude, never to be repaid, which all the lovers
OF freedom in all lands owe to the authors of the
| glorious event you met to celebrate. They
| have done far more in three days to make des-
! potsm impossible, either in France or in Eng
land, than its,vile abettors can accomplish in as
many ages" Lord Milton speaks of il as desir-
! able, " that the greatest possible number of
persons in the highet ranks should be known as
approVers of the last Revolution
Morning Chronicle.
In SPAIN the public tranquility has been
troubled in several towns. In Grenada they
hsve sung the hymn of Riego ard tho Frayula.
In Andalusia, several bands are armed com.
pletely, and shouting, Long live the Consti-
tuition" The king has issued an order, allow
ing all French and English newspapers to be
received and read in Spain, without opposition
PORTUGAL. Accounts from Lisbon, to Aug.
IA, state that the late events in France have
obliged Don Miguel to give up his prospect Of
passing several days at Caldas, Arleobaria, and
other villages of the neighborhood, and he has
returned suddenly to Queluz, where he has
, shut himself up. Notwithstanding all the ef.
forts of the police, all the news from Paris
transpires, and has quito torn away the veil by
which the truth was concealed The conster.
nation of the Government such. that il has
not even thought of any preparation for the
festival of the Assumption, which is generally
celebrated at Court with great sofemnity M.
merous patrols of soldiers of the police are con
tlnuaily going through the town night and day
Some arrests have already taken place Not O
single soldier OF the line Is TO be seen in the
: streets; all the regiments remain in the bar
racks and pass the night under arms. A vessel
had arrived at Oporto, with l44 individual.
condemned to transportation, and the greater
part of them on account Of their political opin
ions.
ALcIERs, Aug. 3. The son of Gen. Bour.
mont has returned from Oran, whose Bev is in
vested in the city by the CabaiIes and the Turks
who will not acknowledge tho king of France
Yesterday the 2lst regiment of the line march
ed for Oran, with a company of artillery twe
field pieces, and so sappers Already, at tn,
: time that young M. de Bourmont was before
, Gran, 80 sailors had taken, partly by surnris,
and partly because they were not resisted, the
fort of Mersel Kibor
The United States frig6te Java was to sail or
the Hh nit. from Algiers for Port Mahon. He,
distinguished mmander-Commodore Biddle
-aha ms suite, were treated with great cour
eesy ny marshal Bourmont, and the French of
tlcers generally. The Marshal mentioned tha
IN DISSEMINATING his troops, and commencino
the attacks on Algiers, he had followed the di
Iections OF our countryman, Mr.. Shaler. in the
sketches OF Algiers. One of his American vic
tiers says, IN letter dated Aug g." The rar
risons and stations of the French troops are
4 very numerous, and completely encircle The
Guy. Sixteen thousand can be thrown togeth.
or at any one point in few moments. Tbev
are shipping off all the real Turks for the I,e
want, most of the Moors have left the citv 81
that II presents an odd spectacle. The street,
are filled with French soldiers, and sipns arr
every where Pnt up with "Cafe,'' q Min dc
Bordeaux, champagne" Restaurateur
Nc'' IN large characters upon them"
E National Gazette.
: COLOMBIA. a letter from Carthapenn nub
iished in New York, mentions that there can h,
no prospect of political tranquility till BOLIVIA,
shali leave the country. Venezuela and thu
southern regions have sent declarations of adj
heslon to the government of Bogota. unde,
) condition that Bolivar shall depart. The con
: gress have passed an act prohibiting all nerson
olsatfected to the cause proclaimed bv Venezu
eia' from entering the territory of the republic
whatever may be the cause Of their absence
not excepting natives of Venezuela.
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MAIL RoBBERfEs. Several robberies of tbe
mail, committed at Mortified, Mass. by Ounr
tns Morgan Webb, an assistant in the Office at
that place, have been detected in the follow;no
manner Within the last five months seversI
letters mailed at Warehouse Point, and con.
tanning money have been missed. Last woaL
PnsfmaGtnF a. tloN II.