Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
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The packet ship formosa, Captain
Orne, arrived at New York or Wed
ncsday morning the f:th instant, from
Havrc, whence she sailed on the Goth
Of October. The editors Of the Com
mereiai Advertiser have received files
Of Paris papers Of the 18th, inclusive.
The editor af the Standard Learns
from Captain Orne, that private letter
had been received as Havre the dav
the Formosa sailed, stating tina, there
were serious disturbances IN Paris a
mong the People, who desired to have
the punishment OF Death executed or
Polignac aud his associates. They
appeared TO be determined TO accom-
plish their purpose, and were exaspe
rated against those who are in favor OF
an abolition Of the punishment Of
death.
The New York American says
There is no authority for the publica
ton heretofore made Of the Prussian
troops having entered Belgium, nor i.
there, as we continue to think, any
probability Of their doing so. An ar
ticle under the Berlin head Of 9th DC
tober, says expressly, that the King de-
sircs, Of all things, TO avoid war tho
1t states,crroneousiy az we suspect, that
Prussia. as we'll as England, had been
called upon to interpose by arms. a
similar allegation as to England was
authoritativeiy contrsdicted by the
London Courier, and we presume il to
be equally unfounded with regard to
Prussia.
The lives Of the Elk. ministers are,
it may be feared. endangered by the
yehemcnce of some Of the assemblages
OF Paris, which seem intent on bring
ing them Ia the block, discriminating
the sentiments Of the King, Of Lafay-
cite, and Of petitions from some Of the
wounded in the memorable days Of Ju-
", that the authors Of the calamities oil
those days might be spared! The edi
tor Of the Temps, one Of the papers
that earliest and most fearlessiy de-
nounccd the ordonmanccs. has also pe-
tItioned Tor mercy to the prisoness. -
The Pdfriofe newspaper, however, sc
Gently established, echoes the cry for
their blood and it will be fiicult for
the government to resist, especially II
the Chamber Of Deputies hesitatcs.-
Yet il would be a noble contamination
of glo' mus revolution, that it should
be unstainsd by blood shed on the scat
fold.
From the north Of Europe we see no.
thing Ut interest. The south Of Spain
was actually invaded by Gen. Valdez,
but With force Of only 800 men. This
does not look like serious work. OF
Italy, as vet, We hear nothing; but it
must come.
| Fresh disturbances have taken place
at Auxerre, which continued several
dAys--and until troops came in from
the surrounding country TO quell the
mob.
SPAlN.-Tbe Minister OF War in
Spain has made a report 10 the King,
stating that confidence is wanting i'm
the army. Even the loyalty Of the
troops sent 60 guard the frontiers, is
doahted. The King was about 10
make tour through CASTLE, and visit
the confines Of portugai.
FROM ALGiERS. The Com
mander in. Chief at Algiers forw arded
on the 18th and e5th August, several
rep"tts TO the Minister Of War, giving
details Of the force sent to Bona, sad
OF ITS operations. The people submit
ted alter some persuasion. without re-
sis'ance, aud the landing Of the troeps
was promptly effected. The Csbailles
and Arabs threatened an attack, CO
setiRg the country arovnd. and stop
ping provisions. On the 9th August
they were attacked, and routed 81 eve
~ point. Tn the 9Th, ihey again At.
tackled General Damfemont's position.
aud we're driven back with murdrrous
loss; The French sustaining compare
4, On tbe night Of the nth. another a..
'a1l', which bad been ansieips,eh. mss
made With great fury and prr,eye.
renee. Several Of the Arabs were
killed. after having sprung ever the
Toss 0t the FedOubl. The brother-in.
law d the Dey 81 Constantine, among
30 others, was found. This expedi.
tion re-imbafkcd or the Goth and etss.
aud reached Alg'ers on the morning oil
the 18th. The NUMBER ~ the sick a.
Algiers, on the e2d, vas 400 in the
mllitary hospitals, and goo in the regi-
mental hospitals. The first II the &c.
{ giiHents under orders 90 return, EN-
barked for touion w eve vessels, OF
The Esd. a letter Of that date, ssys
We have 1000 armed Arabs DOM
The duty Vt or posts, and We are anx
ioas 70 came IN c0Riaet with eur enc
mies. We night have, " We pleased.
$1,000 Of lhcse Arabs w or service