Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-30
Fron ihs Journal y Coahnsrce.
NEw Yosx, Sep. e.. ! o'clock. I. NJ
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM Eng
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g. 6,i 6,,sof Loahoa papcrs TO the even
ln- % Aug. 10Th, a",i 'arsrpool 10 nc I0'"'
NE Internal affairs of France It viii he
sen. are coaus on mos, aisY1rloio'F n"HrF
the ,~,crn.aent of -i,0uis rh'hp / kta2 81
Ia ErarE' J'ais Is the aPpcte3loH assntn-
Ell by tae ncw King, iaie .bG bn"e 81 ~
la1s. & 1c0 INDUSTRY mas ocea aPpoih'eI,
v5;ca appears TO give great satisfaction: ~
the q~.rotints from Aiaefs are to ne felhd on
the French afag OF eceupa'ien afe hsg'n-
n;1s % find their situation rather Hecoin-
fjrtaa'o.
n-intef IL Gaafias X have been oI.sidIilitd
d.. tolia- t,..r seal, npder the New Gov
crpm-n!. ~ tue decision Of the Chamber OF
t)en,ie.. sbicn annurs all the late nonina-
tons made by the TX king
In the struggle which tosk place at Nna'z'
between the National Guards and Inc m,l''a-
~. there we're forty-eisht killed aud ui'rly-
sevea wounded
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY,
ptsrs. Aug l2--As, at this important c1i-
SIC. every eye is directed towards this coun-
try. and every psisoa in Europe IS more or
les Interested ia the conduct Of the Irench
Government. by which the tranquility OF
Fr4ncc and Of other countries may ne pre-
yentel or established I send yos by express
The f,Uowiny let of the Ministers who have
lust h .cn appointed by Louis Philip tic IrS':
Foreign Affairs, Count ds Mole, W AZ,
General Gerard; Finance, Baron LOUIS; IN
stri,etioa pubFuue, aad President oil the
Council Of State, Due dc Brogie, Interior,
NJ. dc Gaiz3;, Marine. General ocbasnani;
Justice. NJ Dup3ut dc iEafc.
It will he seen from this list that inc
majority efthe appointments maze oy We
Provisional government, have been cohhfh
ed.
Persons who are thoroughly acquainted
yvith the characters oi these men, declare
thatit would be utterly impossible tocomposc
n Ministry better calculated TO give conf
dence to the friends oil limited Monarchy,
without at the same time creating distrhst
and provoking hostility among the renlain-
inc advocates 70: the further extension ot po-
plar power.
The Couacil of Miaistcrs consists, besides
the seven Minister Of state, si Mcssrs JAG
qacs Lafttc, Cnssiruer Porter, Dapin, senr,
and Baron d gram all four members Of ia:
Chamber OF Deputies.
PANS, Aax. it.-oEverv thing here has
subsidized INTO the mast perfect tranquility and
good order, The King has, il possible, be
come more popular since his accession to The
throne. and nothing could exceed ia tnthasi
asm the reception which his Majesty. the
Qleen, and their children met from the thou
sands who surrounded the Palais Royal, on
the day that the King Of tue French took
the oath to rale sndcr the new Charter.
General Lafayette, whom The late events
seem to have restored 10 youth is seen every
where. Yesterday, at 4 O'Clock, he went TO
the temporary hospital (An6uldnce) esta5
lishcd il thc Rue des Pyramides by the care
OF Doctors Martinez and Adrienx, and III.
Degenetais; the apotheclry. The scene was
very affecting, when the General, acc0rnpa-
MED by George Washington Lafayette, his
son, in the midst Of a numcl Gus staff, went
through the different roons, filed with HE
brave men who nave conquered for rs our
liberty, at the prizes OF Their blood, The Ge |
neral was received by Messrs. Martinez and
Dogenatais, who presented to him the ply
%sicilas attached to The Ambulance, Drs, A
dtieux, Goupil, Dalanglard, Seller, Fisher.
an English snrsenus and NJ E1roHileSois,
who has The sap ,tintendance 81 il. This dis
tfngulshed citizen, at)cr having addressed
some words sf consolation 10 each Of tbs
wounded man. expressed t. them Ls high
satisfaction at tae proof Of patriotism
winch they had given, and retired il Che
midst nj the blessings OF the patients, and of
the numerous citizens who thronged the way.
On his return, the General offered his hand in
the most friendly manner 10 the PHYSICIANS,
AMI to Nj D6genetais, tad SD "tscnticr0en,
! thank yop, in the name of the country, for
having preserved TO It's citizens who form It's
strength and glory" Dat Of the seventy
woueied, she greater part Of them severely.
who were received into the Ambulance, not
a siUgic one died, and all arc in a fair way Of
being cured.
'rhe total number Of killed and wounded.
during the eth, 23th, and Doth Of July, is
from seven to eight thousand reckoning both
the citizens Of Paris and the royal army. As
The combatants encountered each other very
closely, and were very near each Others guns,
tbe wounds IN general are very severe, aud
contrary 10 what is usually the case in bat
ties, the number Of dead exceeds that OF the
wounded. Thus the rights of the eldest
branch Of the Bourbous have been hathcd
with the blood OF 5000 Frenchmen and their
name is in some sort buried in this fIightlSl
Aecacomb."
INTERESTING From ALGiERS.
From the .Joinaal dcs Dcbats, tug. II.
ALciEEs, July Sion the es,h Of ia
ly, two French soldiers were pinioncd in q
cafe by the Aiserines. At the same time q
band Of nsursents attacked the gate Bah A.
zoun. and massacred nineteen Of our soldiers
Abs French few to arms and eurr0undc,l ihe
rebels, enc oil whom, through tt'r cf oath
made lmn0Ytaut disclosures He has tterl, ~,