The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-10
FRANCE


The late ministers, some of whom have been
kept in prison, have been impeached of high
treason, by the Chamber of Deputies and ara
to be tried before the Chamber Of Peers, By
the report made by the commission charged
with the examination of the accusation auainst
the Ministers, the Chamber of Deputies have
come to the following resolution
The Chamber of Deputies accuses Of treason
NJ. dc Polignac, De Peyronnct, Chantelauze
DE Guernon Ranvile, d Haussez, Capelle, and
De Montbel, Elk Ministers, who signed the Or
dinances of the 29th July
For having abused the power, with view of
annullIng the elections, and dopriv;ng the citi-
zens OF a free exercise of their rights
For Arbitrarily and violently changing the
institutions of the kingdom.
For being guilty of plot against the exter-
nal safety Of the State
For having excited civil war, bv arminp
the citizens against each other, and BRINGING
( devastation and massacre into the capital. and
several other places.
These are crimes provided against by article
o5 OF the Charter of 1914, and articles los. 40.
l23, and 49, of the Code General, CONSEQUENT
ly the Chamber presents the above named be-
fore the Chamber Of Peers.
Three Commissioners from the Chamber of
Deputies shall be named bv secret scrutiny and
majority OF suhrages, TO make all necessary ar.
rangoments TO bring the accusation to an ond
before the Chamber Of Peers, TO which this res.
olutlon and all tie proceedings shall be imme-
dately addressed.
Every power in Europe will recognise the
new Government of France, and it is said that
Prussia has pledged herself also no. TO inter.
fere with the affairs of BelgiHm.
GERMANY. The German Diet have resolved
to invite Bavaria, Baden, and Nassau, TO send
corps OF troops TO fixed points, TO put down an
Instruction which had broken out in the coun
try of llanau. Sixteen thousand troons were
on their march 10 various points The insur.
gents had committed great depredations in many
directions
The insurrections in Hesso Cassel Darn
stadt. and Hanan are becoming quite serious. In
the Grand Dutcby Of Darmstadt, bands Of from
four to five hundred men ovcrran the country
committing deyastations All the troops were
out, and skirmishes occurred daily The in
surgents seemed only on putting down all or.
der and authority. They attacked all the public
functlonnrlea and the custom houses
a letter OF the I'd Of October from IIanau. saws
More than 200 peasants Of Tlesse Darmstadt
assembled, and entered by force into Budingen.
where they demolished part Of the buildings
From thence they proceeded TO Gutenberg, and
seem determined TO march upon Greson" Ba.
varia was also threatened and the Germanic
Diet was taking measures in earnest TO ouoll
these untoward revolts. For this purpose troops
were moving upon various points, in strong
numbers
They wrote from Hanover that serious dis
turbanceshad broken out at Lineburg and CeIle.
The people were in instruction against the
privileges Of the MOBILES and demanded that
the King Of Hanover should reside in the coun.
try, or cede the crown TO the Duke of Cam
bridge.