The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-16

ponsible, and that trial by jury shall be
established, with twenty other guaran-
ees.' The latest advices say that troops
rom Holland had marched upon Brus-
els, measure which, from the hatred be-
ween the Belgians and Hollanders, is of
doubtful policy. se
The meeting of the British Parliament
, fixed for the the Goth OF October. The
london papers state, that in the Irish e.
ections which have just terminated, it is
aid that more considerable change had
taken place than has occurred at any e.
ection since the Union. Leinster, Mum
ter, Cannaught and Ulster, return 80 new
members, more than one third ofthe whole
number. These new members, general
ly speaking, are said to be nitra- liberals or
utra-tories, who have pledged themselves
to that effect in the different sections of
the opposition benches.
France, it is stated, will recognize the
independence ofthe Spanish American
Republics Internationally, and without
any regard to the principles oflegitimacy
Consuls are to be established in their ports,
special ENJOYS sent to every government,
and treatise of commerce on footing of
reciprocity concluded.
The tri-coloured flag has been hoistcd
on board all the ships Of war, transports
and batteries at Algiers.
France and I,ipoI. mission to
Tripoli has been successful without resort
to arms. The Dey has signed all the con
ditions before imposed on him, and has
ratified them by the treaty which was con-
cluded with him ON the 1lth of August.
A letter from Tunis states the following
las the principal articles:--l. Henceipr-
ward full and entire liberty is to be enjoy
led by the commerce Of all nations, and
the Rey will cease to levy the monopoly
which he exercised formerly. 2. The
cession ofthe island of Tabarca to France.
3. No tribute is TO be paid hereafter
|. The Turks now employed in military
service are to be sent back to their conu-
Try. :. 8. lfa vessel belonging to any ma
ion be shipwrecked on the coast ofTunis,
and the cargo, &c. plundered, The Regen-
~ will be obliged to pay the value Of the
vessel and her cargo. G. Piracy is pro-
hibited. Z. The slaves to be restored to
liberty.
Every thing appears to 60 well in
France. There had been some alarming
assemblages of " working n,'-partic-
ularly on the 24th Aug. when no fewer
than 1000 were seen in one mass, in the
auburg St. Germaine. The National
Guards, in consequence, assembled in
great numbers, and proceeded to disarm
every man dressed in plain clothes whom
they met. The next morning there ap-
peared an ordinance prohibiting large as
semblages or professions of people, and
also an address from Gen. LAFAYETTE, en-
treating them to observe the laws, and to
be upon their guard against spies and en-
issaries ofthe ex-government. In another
week, says Paris letter Of Aug. 28th,
" NO man will possess a firelock in Paris
who is not absolutely a soldier, a garde
municipale, or National Guarde. No
fears, therefore can be entertained for the
maintenance ofpubIictranquility." There
had also been rumors Of designs on the
part ofthe Priests and their connexions to
attempt the overthrow ofthe existing gov
eminent; and some of them, it is said were
gong about the city in disguise; but on
the whole, there appears to have been no
serious cause for alarm. AT the date oi
the latest accounts, the working men had
resumed their peaceable habits in the cap
ital, and at Nismes, where troubles had
broken out, accompanied with bloodshed,
order was now completely restored. In
every other part the kingdom, it is stat
ed, the most perfect tranquility prevails
One of the happy. effects Of the Revolu-
tion is, that in the Chamber of Deputies,
the fashion of making long winded speech
es is entirely done away!-1he news o.
the events at Brussels, produced rapid
decline ofthe Rentes, occasioned no doubt
by the apprehended consequences as re-
CARDS other nations. 1t is said the French
government are resolved to keep alooi
from the Revolution in the Netherlands,
as well as the expected attempts at Revo-
luton in Italy, Spain, SC.
The Duke Of Bourbon, the last of an H.
lustrious race, died in Paris, on the 9th
Of August, BY his o,on hand, aged 75.-
The reason assigned for this rash act Is
Z" the complete arrangement of his fortune,
which in consequence of the new order oi
things in France, he could not hone to