Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-05
VIRGINIA ADVOCATES.
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Nes0 York. Oct. 2S.-By tbs sbio
Pacific, Capt. Crocker, which arrived
yesterday from Liverpool. we have re.
ceived. says the Gazette, our regular
supply Of English journals to the i7,h
OF September, inclusive. IL will be
seen that there have been some distur-
Dances IN the north Of Germany. and
that the Duke OF Brunswick had ef.
fected his escape and fled tn England.
The opening OF the Liverpool and
Manchester Railway. which had excl
ted much interest in England. took
place OH the 18th, and was attended
with most melancholy catastrophe.
the death OF the lion. William Huskis-
son. member Of Parliament for LIVER
pool, who was accldently killed by be-
my run over by one Of the rail road
carriages.
The Duke of Brunswick arrived IN
London on the 18th.
Austria had formally recognized the
French Government, and il was conf
IDENTITY believed that Russia would fol-
low suit, from the circumstance of the
Russian Emperor having gwen orders
Tor the admission into his por,s of ves-
se.s carrying the tri-colored flag.
The government of Colombia has
been officially recognized by the
French government, in the person of
M. Raphael Ayala, Vice Consul, at
tached't TO the Consulate General Of the
State Of Columbia in France.
The Duke aud Duchess OF Anpou-
leme have transmitted full powers to
Paris for the sale OF al the private pro-
perry they possess in France.
| Liberty ofthe Press.-A gentleman
describing the late contes, in Paris.
says" Several mortal wounds were re-.
ceived by the military, in consequence
OF the people loading their guns with
!eaden printing types instead of balls,
~hicl' were very scarce ON the frs, day
oil the insurrectIon. This was distrib,i.
ting the letter with vengeance. OF
course the type was double cannon"
| we can state, with the utmost conf.
dence, that the ex-Kiug, as we'll as all
the men bers Of the Bourbon family
now at Lulworth, are unanimous in &C
quitting his successor in having had
the smallest share in bringing abon, or
acceieratIng their catastrophe. On
the contrary. they one and all speak OF
the oonduct OF the Duke Of Otleaus
IN terms of the highest commentator.
Harold.
There are stated to be no less tina n
2OO English enrolled as pr,vates in the
French National Guard.
hfroiutton in Brunsuick-The
Hambnrgh Mail. which reached Lon
don Sept. IL, brought letters down to
the ilth. containing the intelligence OF
alarming disturbances in several parts
OF the North Of Germany. In Bruins
wick, the insurrection has been In,
most serious, as It has already produ-
ced the flight of the Duke, who " as
peited by the people on his return from
the theatre, aud only escaped their
iury ny the dexterity Of his coachman
Having reached his palace, he ordered
the gates to be closed, aud his trnod.
to hire upon his assailants. This com.
mand was however, not nbeyed. and
the ehusioo OF blood was avoided The
General commanding the troops in the
palace. parlled with the people wbo
besieged 1t, and requested them to state
their grievances. The demands were
that the pieces of artillery pointed
against the inhabitants should be re.
moved: that his Serene Highness would
acknowledge the Chambers: and tina,
he would not endeayour to ESCAPE to
England, to spend the treasure of hip
subjects among foreigners The gen
elai returned with the answer thai the
Duke had asseDted to the conditions
and the people dispersed for the even
ing. The next morning however il
seems tliatthe Duke refused tn remove
tne cannon, in consequence. of which
Tie people collected, dlsarmed the civil
force, aud set fire to the Castle. the
Duke having only time to escape on
horseback. His aId-de-camp, who has
arrlVedjn London, by The steam pat ket,
ohS0Leu MS escape also Oh horseback.
The troops would not fire upon the
people, and the town of Brunswick has
been saved from piIlage and cuuflagra.
ton by bnrgher guard, which was
Immediately armed and organized to
protect public and private property.
The Times thus enumerates the prn.
VocatIons which have led 10 the over
lhrow Of this young puppet of the Holy
Alliance =" He has refused to sane
ton the constitution given to his states
Dy bls uncle and guardian, George
w.; he has continued in time of peace.
the oppressive taxes whIchwere imposed
during season Of war; he has arrested
the most noble ofthe people without
Cause, and punished them without
'riai; he has disregarded the iudg
ments ofihe tribunal, and directed the
DEGREES TO be torn in pieces and thrown
IN the face ofthe Judges; he has ordered
The secrecy Of correspondence TO be
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