Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27


To add to the annoyances of domes-
tic news, it is asserted that the Prince of
Orange had left Brussels without com
ing to any arrangement, and that the
Russians in Paris have received letters
from their Government, advising them
To return TO their native country, and
that without delay. As to Spain rev.
olution is inevitable; no one can gricyc
at this.-Thousands Of refugees are as
scmbling on the frontiers, and Nina is
Fastening to head his forces.
In France there are divisions, which
are created and kept up by Royalists,
.lcsuits, Priests, Peers, EX-Dcputics, Tx
Placcmen and Courlcrs, and by paid
cm>sarics Of the Ey-Royal Family. IN
some places regiments of soldiers are in
muiiny, and in others the Royalists re-
fuse, "a m0SSc, to pay their taxes.
4 But though there is much TO create a.
larm and discomfort, yet the Revolution
is accomplished |! We cannot and shall
not return to the old regime. All hopes
of that nature are absurd. We shall
yet ..ayc caimnoss and IA clear sky. The
storm is rcccding, and ;hc thundcr is OH
j. heard from distance.
ihc following ARTICLES from tho Mes
sagcr dc5 C"anbrcs oi Sept. O.
Continuation Of PrinterS.---ThineS are
at present in this state. Yesterday, the
printers who met at the Barricrdu Maine,
drew up II petition for the suppression of
the mechanical presses. E'his day the
greater number of them have gone back
to the printing offices and have returned
to their accustomed labours.
/ The terror ofthc compositors and mas
ter printers Is so great IN consequence OF
the threats used towards them, that the
periodical press is in the most afillcting
state of suffering.
\ That relief should be given to the
pressmen who are without work is what
we required yesterday, that subsc"ip-
tons should be opened for them we re-
commend; we will be among the foremost
to contribute, and all the Journals will
cmulously concur; but at the same time
let those be arrested, examined and tried, /,
if they have done wrong, who are malic-
ious, who disturb the public peace, and
who are involving the business Of print
ing and booksclling in complete ruin, as
well as all the workmcn who live by this
extensive branch of Partisan industry.
Ii appears, from the statement Of the
government, that many individuals have
been arrested, and that l3 who were the
ringleadcrs, and had 81 igned an Act OF
Convention, have been sent to prison.
The Government has also marched
into Paris the 18th, 9TH, 18th, 5Oth, aud j3d
Regiments of the Line.
From the Second Edition of the Messages dcs
Chambers of Monday, Sept. 8.
PARISIAN NATIONAL GUARD.
GENERAL ORDER.
"Thc General Commanding-in-C Chief
the National Guards of the Kingdom,
considering that 1t is his duty to dedi-
cate to the public service as much of his
time as possible, and willing to establish
self II regular mode of communication,
which may enable him to occupy himself
in the organization ofthc National Guards,
the command over whom is entrusted to
him-ordains as lolows;-
81. The aides-de-camp of the King,
the ministers, the project of the Seine,
the project of police, the adjutants gene
raj the commanders, superior officers, adj
jutants Of legion, and officers coming
on matters of duty, shall receive immcd-
late admission, at the hotel of the Etat
Maj or of the Partisan National Guard.
"2 Admission to the hotel shall be Civ
en- to all the privates every Wednesday,
from nine to ten o'clock in the morning,
and the general in chicfwil receive them
from nine till eleven o'clock.
"3. Admission to the hotel shall be
given to the members of the two cham
bcrs, and to persons who shall have the
right of entry every Monday and We'd
nesday from nine to ten o'clock, and the
general will receive them from nine till
eleven.
81. Dcputations will be received cv-
cry day in the week except Wednesday,
from nine till eleven o'clock in the morn
ing.
"5. The days and hours of admission
to the public Offices, will be determined
upon by General Nj. Dumas, as far as
regards the National Guards ofthc king
dom; and by General Carbonncl, as far
as regards the National Guards of Paris.
sc. The Ajutant General in Chief
will give the necessary orders TO enforce
the execution of these dccrccs.
"a true copy LArAYETTE.
"CARBoNNEL.
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