Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-13
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dates 90 the 9Th or August
FRANCE.

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dates 20 the 9Th Of August.
FRANCE.
On the 18th August, i'm the Chamber
OF Deputies, NJ. de Tracy brourh, for.
ward proposition for the abolition Of
the punishment Of death. Ii was sun
ported by Gen. Lafayette, who said
he should ask for ii. abolition until
he had the infaIIibilify Of human judy.
ment demonstrated Ia him." The pro-
position was ordered Tor consideration.
The London Times of August sist
says" 1t is understood that General
Bsudrand is the bearer Of letter from
Louis Philip, the King Of the French,
announcing his accession: he will be
speedily followed by a regular Ambas.
sador. There cannot, Of course, be a
moments hesitation on the part Of our
Government to recognize the constitu-
tional Sovereign Of France"
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
Letters received in London from vi.
emma, announces that the news of the
revolution which has taken place i'm
Paris was received with such enthu.
siasm that the government might very
we'll perceive that even in Austria the
liberal party is numerous. Ii is said
that Prince Metternich advised the
EmPesorto send troops TO the frontier,
but the Emperor answered." Stop
there! ! will have no more 10 do with
wars.-The French have cost me mo.
ney enough i; if they don't come out
wont go in; all may be settled by ne.
gotiation. provided they name q King;
| DONE care for the rest.o
At Munich, the admiration was the
same. Subscriptions have been open
ed for the wounded, and the general
tenor OF conversation is as follovs:-
The power Of Metternieh is at an
end; let him go to the Devil" Some
old mobiles and the congregationists are
outrageous; they are laughed at. One
may easily perceive that the spark will
be felt all over the world.
ALGiERs.
A private letter from Toulon gives
important Information from AIciers.
According to il, Bourmont has refused
to strike the white flag. and Duperre
has hoisted the tri-coloured flae, SO
that all communication between the
army and fleet is suspended.
The following from a private letter.
are some particulars Of The cons piracy
which has just been discovered here:
7" The posts placed at the gates Of Al
gers bad. Tor some time past, observ-
ed mules laden with filth, and driven
BY, Algerincs, pass out Of the city,
Our people took il into their heads to
examine some Of them, and found a
great quantity Of ammunition, which
they were taking TO Arabs To arm
them. The news Of this discovery was
Immediately spread, aud about fifty
French who were scattered IN Algiers,
were cruelty massacred. The whole
garrison was Immediately under arms;
good many Of the infamous conspira-
tors were arrested, and, happily, a.
mong them were the principal chiefs.
They were all Turks, and orders have
been given TO make an immediate and
rigorous search for all Of that nation
remaining here. This search has
placed In our hands two thousand
Turks. who will be sent, without loss
OF time, TO Smyrna, on board some
frigates. Que has already sailed, and
we hope that this measure will restore
tranquility.
SPAIN.
IL appears from the French papers,
that symptoms Of an approaching reyo.
luton, or great political change in
Spain, are too unequivoeal TO be mis-
taken. The following 10 an extract:
BARCELONA, AUc. II.
The news from Paris has given
great impulse to public spirit in our
town, and much more to the persons
that dwell Oh our sea coast, Who are
already in . state Of ferment. Since
the arrival of this news, al our autho.
riiies--miiitary, civil. and eeeiesias,ic,
are ~ CONSTANT dehberation, and they
have reinforced tl,e gaTrisons Of our
citadel, oi AstaTazanas, aud of The for.
trcss Of MonIui. The military chiefs
had, At first. the intention 10 command
that domiciliary visits should be made.
and that all our arms should be taken
away from us; bat Il afterwards &C.
Cured to them that this measure night
be a signal for a general explosion.
sueh as that Of Paris. aud they ac-
eord'ngly changed their minds
Ferdinand has issued = new decree
against tic press IN Spain, BY WLieh
imprisonment Ter two years Is declared
against minor offences, and the pun
ishment ct death awarded 10 aulhors
aad printers Who shall publish book .