The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

circumstance which Dosol us"A - 2'A~e~
COW. in 1919, which 10 far frustrated his
designs, that he was Obliged to abdicate
the throns. He died prisoner on the
Island Of ST. Helena, in 1925. Louis
the XVII. was the next in regular order,
but in consequence ofhis youth. md the
unsettled state of affairs, ,!he was mot crown
ed. Louis XVII. was obliged to wander
from place to place, while Napoleon held
the reigns of Government, but finally he
went to England, and there remained till
1914, when he was placed upon the
throne of France, by the Allied powers.
He was compelled to fee when Napoleon
emerged from his retirement, but was a.
gain replaced upon t he throne by the Al
lies. He died in 1925. He was sue
ceeded by Charles X. who was crowned
in 1926. The occurrences which have
lately transpired, should be sufficient to
teach all who are or may be in authority,
to relieve the oppressed, instead Of tyran-
izeing over and heaping affections upon
them. Let tyrants beware, lest those ov-
er whom they hold The rod of dcspotism,
rise up and hurl them from their strong
holds-and place them where wealth
will but torment, and titles prove a thorny
robe. Charles has ceased to govern
France and in his stead Louis Philip |.
has been proclaimed King ofthe French.
Time can only determine the issue ofEthis
eventful period. Much is surmised and
conjectured, which in reality, has no foun
dation; but all their doings, It is hoped,
will prove for the best, and the French
become contented, happy and free pco-
pie.
.Heimont Election. There is, no choice
of Governor and Lieut. Governor, a ma
jority ofall the votes being required to e.
lect. The Council and House of Repre-
sentatives will be Anti-Jackson by large
majority. The Jackson vote for Cover
nor and Lieut. Governor shews a falling
off in the strength of the Jackson party.
A heavy Anti Masonic vote was cast at
this election, for the Anti Masonic can
didate. Mr.. Hunt in the LIST, Mr.. NAL
larry in the 2nd, and Mr.. Cahoon lin the
9Th District are reelected to Congress
In the Sd and 4th Districts there is no
choice: leading candidates Horace Ev-
erett and Hnman Alien
For THE STAR.
On hearing favorite piece of Music.
.9nd Wiy those .hords be eper broke,
That sound so s,oeet and clear,
Wiih one xnkind discordam note,
Or cease The heart to cheer
BIT nay, their charm can nerer cease,
Like dreams, their sound returns
The notes that once hare whispered peace,
The heart, forever learns.
II, mem''y true, they get ,Oill dsseN
Like lor'd ones sefesi breath,
Forever hold their happy spell,
! Ind cheer The shades Of death. /. %.
| Maine Election ALI the towns il
Maine, but SO not heard from, give Hun.
ton 27,a6s, Smith $500; plurality fol
Smith 83i.
The Portland Advertiser thinks ther,
may be an Anti-Jackson majority in tn,
House Of Representatives. The Senat,
is Anti-J Jackson to IL jackson.
:, Kentucky SenGtor.-The Shelbyv;ll
Ledger, Speaking Of the recent electio
in Kentucky, says, "the Advertiser ma
!, boast, and the Argus may intrigue an
: sologise upon the doctrine ofpledges, br
: a Jackson Senator goes not from this Stat,
henceforth and )orerer."
n GREAT FIRE AT GLoUcEsrER.-We nj
, indebted to gentlemen who returned fro
the FIRE, late last night, for the followin
a. particulars Of this distressing calamity
1t commenced on the s. E. side of Fro
," street, about a o'clock, yesterday mornin
OF in an outbuilding of Samuel Gilbert> a
lis joining his house.
,nt The total number of buildings abo