Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

There 10 great reasuo @ fear. that The
next .s~esants viii be g : deplerabls
A0d noisento1s kind.
Dissurbaaees IN Berlin.
There have been disturbances in
Berlin, Of more serious character than
the official Gazette Ut the Government
was allowed to publish. A letter from
Frankfort says- g. -
III was not merely On sssembIsse
III journeymcn txilors, but . meeting
81 more than twenty thssssnj p~rssns,
Who loudly call Tor the Constitution
promised in 1914. The srmed force
received orslers 10 Ore npon the crowd |;
the troops of the line refused. il 10 said,
tn act against their fellow citizens, but
the Royal Guards executed the order,
60 indis iduals were killed or wounded.
The crowd in dispersing, loudly de-
manded the Constitution. The same
letter adds that new riots had broken
out at Hesse Cassei. and that the Flee
tor had been fired at in his carriage |;
he Is said to have been wounded"
ALBANIAN lNsURWECriON-BL
MASSACRE.
The Insnrrection in Albania is far
from being queIled. And a deed Of
treachery aud blood has been created.
equalling in atroei,y, and very much
resembling. the massacre Of the Bcys
at Cairo. many years since, BY Ali
Pacha Of Egypt. II seems that the
Fizier, at his head quarters, and his
son in the Castle Of Yanina, had by
stratagem got the Bascia Of the Alba
mans and his sun Into their possession.
They were made to believe that money
had been received from the Porte to
settle all arrears Of pay, and after the
most hattering promises, the Bascis,
with some officers. were deluded into
the headquarters Of the Vixier, and at
the same time the son, with some
chiefs aud Eve hundred men, was de.
coyed into the Castle Of Yanina. The
.Aibanians have vowed TO revenge the
treacherous murder Of their chiefs and
comrades. All that now remains Of
Yanina is the castle; $4,000 Albani-
ans sacked and reduced the city to
ashes. Among the chiefs who fell vic.
tins to their imprudence, Schabange
ga, Astandi, and Keliko Jace, are the
most distinguished.
FROM FRANCE-IAIPORTA
Paris papers are to the 27ih Sept.
inclusive. There is paragraph in the
Temps Of this date. respecting rumor.
ed note to the French government, by
some Of the Great Powers Of Europe,
which, ifauthentic, is Of great interest
Ii is said they have requested the con
currence Of the French government, ia
garrisoning the fortresses Of the Meth
erlands with Prussian troops. The re-
ply is stated not to have trsnspired--
bat If we are TO believe our correspon-
dent, who is so situated a. to be &C.
qoainted with the general views Of the
French Cabinet, the intervention oil
Foreign States in the affairs Of the Ne
therlands will not be submitted TO BY
the French ministry. who are reported
to have said, that their views Of policy
and correctness on this subject would
not prevail against the national feel.
ing, aud that their own safety would
be compromised by adopting the prin-
ciple recommended to them by the
Great Powers. We cannot vouch for
the Authenticity Of this report, but in
the present state of France il 10 but too
probable.
A sitting of the society called Friends
of the People, was announced iov the
previous evening, notwithstanding n
resolution which was not unanimous
had been passed to hold no more meet.
'ngs. twas prevented by the Nation
al Guard, who refused admission 10 it's
members. The position Of things in
Paris was uneasy. An anticipated
rupture among the ministers had bro
ken out, and was partially quoted. -
The most dangerous question agitated,
was the accusation Of the Ex Ministers.
u was thought il would now be impos.
sIble to save them.
In the Chamber Of Deputies, on the
2Stb, the articles of accusation were
successfully voted by large majorities,
impesching the ministers with high
treason. The highest total number VI
votes WAS 2g7.
Rising at Bruges.
On the Goth Of September, in conse.
qaencs OF the proceedings ut Brussels,
the populaee Of Bruges rose aud hoist.
ed the national colers. The Burghers,
to prevent conflict bstween the troops
and the people, subsequently exer,ed
themselves 10 maintain tranquility,
AMI on promising 10 preserve order,
indeed the commandment to withdraw
his troops. and to proceed with them
TO Osiend. There is report that the
people Of Aih have made themselves
masters Of the Notifications, and that
the troops LAID down their arms. II Is
added that the same thing took place
al rssrasy.