The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-06
.LATEF FROM EUROPE.

llvotpool papers 10 the Sttn anu Lou-
don to the 26sh Of September have been
received at New York. BY the peliteness
ofthe Editors of the Journal OF Commerce,
we have received q supplement from their
Office Of Saturday evening, from which we
have selected some Of the most important
articles. The spirit Of revolution is rap
idly spreading over Europe. Prov Jour.
There has been revolution in Saxony,
and the King has been deposed and Prince
Frederick has been appointed regent
The King took it into his head to adjure
the Protestant and embrace the Catholic
religion. The people of Lsipsic spurned
the foolish handimpudent attempt to deprive
them ofthe noblest liberty that men can
own: but the. inhabitants of Dresden, it
seems, were not content with merely re-
pelling the efforts oftI|e royal bigot-they
attacked the Guards on which ne relied,
and cast them and him out Of their Prot
estant city. The hotel ofthe first Minis
ter, who is looked on every where as the
instigator to, mischief, was burnt to the
ground in the struggle. Great excuses
were committed.
Austria and Spain have recos nized the
King Of the French.
Disturbances have broken out in Cas-
sel. A deputatisn of citizens had gone
to the Prince TO present a petition signed
by 1000 citizens for Constitution.
II would also appear that there has
been disturbance Of a serious nature in
the Russian Army, and that much blood
had been spik. The ambassador of the
king of the French had had an audience
with the Emperor, and = VAS therefore
considered that Russia had acknowledged
the new Governmept. !.
Prince William, brother Of the Duke
Of Brunswick, has with concurrence of
the people Of al ranks, assumed the SOW
ereignty in his stead. At Chernnits,
great bodies of wofkmen have been gull
" ofgreat excesses towards their masters
and destroyed the machinery.
On the 18th Sept. soms disturbances
took place at Copenhagen, but they do
NOT appear to be Of very important char
Acter.
LONDON, Sept 22.--The Hamburgh
papers arrived this morning, announce
the abdicstion Of the King Of Saxony.-
This news is not official, but the appoint
ment Of q Regency renders it highly prob
able --[Courier
The commission Of the French Cham
Der Of Deputies, appointed to examine
into the conduct Of the late ministers,
have recommended the immediate trans
mission of capital charges against them to
the Chamber of Peers.
Ns,c- York, Saturday Evening, Oct. 80.
On Saturday afternoon, at half past q
o'clock our news schooner came up with
the papers and letter bag Of the Packet
ship SiIas Richards, Capt. Holdredge,
which left Liverpool on the 9th Septem-
ber,-the ship ST. George, Capt. Taub-
man, which left the same port on the 26th
Sept. and the brig Messenger Capt. |
Dewey from Gibraltar, Sept. l2th--nei- |
ther Of which had been reported by the
telegraph, or was known to be on the |
coast. BY these arrivals we have receiv-
Cd Liverpool papers to Sept. 9th, Lon
don to the 26th, and Gibraltar to the 10,
all inclusive. The intelligence which |
they ycommunicste is important, but we will
not anticipate It BY any preliminary re-
marks. az lNs''
M. de Humboldt, the celebrated natu-
ralist, is talked Of US the Minister to be
sent from Russia to Paris.
Talleyrand, the new French Minister
TO England, arrived at Dover on the Gath.
LONDON, Sept. 26.--Thc reports of an
extensive failure in the Consol Market
have been f,,llv corc~r,.J Tho d,fycr
ences in the English and Foreign Stock
Account amount 10 nearly 20,0O0i and
will be very severely felt by the dealers.
The defaulter, il is said, has upwards oil
half million OF Consols open at particu-
lar period ofthe Account, and cold nearl,
the whole amount at the lowest prices dur
ing the panic, when Consols for Account
dropped to 80 SO.
ArcIERs, Sept. 4.-The arrival Of Cen
ssal Chasssl has inspired every one with
sosAdiss~