Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-29

,.. If thanks to the National Guard.
. - Gen. Lafayette, for their zeal and
attachment -. Con., g D..
.~. extending their enquiries respecting
.G.o measures of the late ministry as far
hack as August, ISIS.
,rbe examination of the impeached min
:.,,-s lad been finished, and many Of the
Witnesses. The debates on ihe subject
wore not expected to commence before the
1Otb December. The Chamber ofthe Peers
w.ll be fitted up for that occasion.
ALGIERS.
The following is an extract OF a private
letter of the 18th ult. from Toulon:-"i he
news from Algiers, lately received by the
Svrene. is very unlayora5le. 1t appears
tbat tbe Arabs still prowl round the town
like amished wolves. A merchant YES
sci heinz unfortunately stranded near Cape
NIatafou. a host of Bedou:ns covered the
shore. and mastered 10 of the crew, un-
der the very eyes Of the army. This intel
Eqence fills Algiers with CONSERVATION,
and trooDs were immediately sent to Mata-
fou 10 indict terrible vengeance tor this as
sassination. The frigates Armlde and
T9biqenie, and the brig VOltgeur, have set
sail. and other ships will shortly follow
Them"
ENGLAND.
The British Parliament assembled on the
Doth Oct.-The Kings Speech was not
expected until the ID November.
LoNDoN, Oct. %.
We are informed that England, France
and Prussia. the nearest powers to BelgI-
um. are going to hold Congress, at which
tbey will form certain conditions for the
modification of Holland and Belgium
These conditions will be presented to the
Provisional Government OF Brussels for
their compliance within a certain time, Inn
tied by the Three Powers. At the exPIra-
ton of that period, should the Belg'ans
not comply, the Prusslan troops will I'M
mediately march into Belgium.-Ihe a.
bove is said to have been agreed to yes
terday by Prince Talleyrand. We cannot
help expressing great doubt oGtbe correct
ness of the above.
The situation ofIreland continues TO be
the subject of general conversation. Ma
nv reports are in circulation, and many
coniectures are hazarded concerning the
results of this situation. The general O.
pinioD Is. thatmeasures will be adopted to
renress the sentiments which predominant
IN that country, and that tranquility Will
be estored.-C0Uyier.
We regret to learn that the Duke OF
Wellington, on his return from the House
OF Lords on Tuesday, was assalled by a
mob Of ignorant and misguided persons
with marks of popular Indignation, too I'M
equivocal to be misunderstood. All this
is in the highest degree disgraceiul.
SPAIN.
Nina has marched into Spain and was
commencing the work of Revolution. The
constitutional flag was flying at Cadiz,
Corrunna, &c.
Valdez had been obliged to retire from
Spain back into France, ,,-,...,.
The forces of Gen. Nina are divided IN
70 two columns; one of which, commanded
bv himself marched on the 18th for Erna-
nj. vndThe other. under Valdez, took the
road 10 Vera. The latter was attacked by
6. 600 troops, and driven back into France,
where they were disarmed. Nina has pro-
seeded on to the interior, against the cen
ire ofthe royalists' line. Valdez's defeat
is ascribed to his disobeying the orders OF
Nina, in taking a different route from that
directed. It was reported on the 18th that
Valdez was about to commence his march
against Aragon.
Der. 3O-Yesterday Nina was attack
ed by Lusaca, by superior forces. Ills
corps was dispersed, and he was Obliged
to fly to the mountains with few horse
men. Ell Pastor, with about 400 men, has
been pursued as far as Urdach. lie was
disarmed on the frontiers by our posts, y
is TO be conducted thither with his men.
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