The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-25

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Nov. both inclusive, The news by this
|trrival is 81 1 'vcfy important character. :.
especially fFom the Netherlands. The
Esroops Of Holland and Beigiuk;, have bad
a terrible Array; many lives have been
lost, andmuch property destroyed Ant
werPi has ibeentthe scene o! great carr
narge. That city has entered severely
from The ravages, of most destructive
FIRE, occaSa ned BY the 'canno ding. .-
Private letters Of 2Sth October, received
here state, that about two millions ster-
line Of property had been, destroyed, a.
mong which large amount was ON Amer
icsn account, and we regret, that many Of
our merchants must suffer severely. OurI
Consul, MIR. Patterson, hedproceeded 70
Psrisg eThs FIRE commenced on 97fh
October, and at our latest dates, (3lst
October, i was NOT quite extinguisbed I;
for the FIRST forty eight hours the fire rag
ed with euch heat and fhry tlfht people |
could nst approach Il. The principal %
mount OF property consumed was in Su-
gar while Of Coffee and Cotton, compar-
ativeiy little was destroyed. The chief
part OF all that was lost was in the King'st
stores Nothing could be removed, for
he streets were Ticadcd, ,,and about one
hjrd of the inhabitants had lef the city.
In France change Of Ministers had
aiken place, and La Fitte is at the head
,fthe new Cabinet. Every thing, we are
clad to state was perfectly quiet in that
Spain is In state of excite
nent. Some revolutionary movements
,aye been manifested there, and Nina is
Il the head Of an army, determined, it
to free his country from thraldom.-
-l.asA,8gsie ENGLAND. sst9 te'f'
The Duke of Wellington met with,a ves
y rough reception from the populace ON
caving the House OF Lords on the 26th :
)ct He was on horseback, and was
ollowed by several hundreds OF people,
vho iassailed him with dreadful hootiags
nd hissings; missels even were thrown I
1 his Grace-he got safely at last into 7
he residence Of Lord Bathurst, when the 4
1ob dispersed. Il,
The King Of Naples continues sick,
nd it is proposed to maine the Queen Re- q
IRELAND, d
THIS ill-fated country, that has been SO !,
ing oppressed has 30 long been
cen borne down by the vexatious imposit
,nsof the Britisht Crown--this country, 6
hose inhabitants have no superiors in &
ravery, patriotism and intelligence--is
ow making another, and we hope more q
uccessful effort, for disenthralment, and
" liberty. sF. bih-a er " 4NaRs - =
Let Irishman persevere, and freedom j.
lust be theirs. t;A, s..,r9 sEr
= - FRANCE. q
1t is said there will be no more minis- L
,rs without Portfolios. The most emf !,
entl men Of the last ministry, have been I
ltached to legitimacy>is They contribu- =
d to two restorations. lipsNmhypl ie
The new ministry will not be afraid Of s.
le revolution /; their feelings 60. with il. le
Tranquility prevailed in Paris at last !,
ates, and throughout the empire all was
eace and quictness circumstances that
ust prove highly gratifying to all who in
rize the honor Of La Belle Fraace. 5, lie
Letters from Toulon state, that the %
ouse Of Roux Bannet has just failed for ~
or 600, ,0OOfr. and which the town suf- ! !
RS considerably, '~aihf{ w.'F ~
The King of France, on the 3lst Octo- :,
er, addressed letter Of thanks to the u
Iational Guards, through Gen. Fayette, al
n their zeal and attachment. Ie,
The American ship Louis Philip ], Ben p
dict, master, from Philadelphis, was sa-
ted on entering the port Of Havre, witt
| gune, by the cannoneers Of the N ation cl
Guard. The ship carried the tri-color. 9,
flag, atthe fore. -ai liz
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Letters from London Of Oct 30th, an