Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

l s;dea attacked and defsHded Az tnc sa" n
ment. ard fer hours. In the Ceutt
Leuyra a fsld piece was planted, "n'cn =.
maaded the Pont des Arts, BENG ehacuy "
posite the Institute. Here the nshuhs ""
SO dreadful, and So maintained, that ihs -
OF the Palace Of the institute IS speeches. "iu
musket and grape shot. One canneh pan oa
ly appears to have been fireo. IL mas No. 5A
ed a sertisn Of the wall, and lrsm us ele'a
ton, must have caused dreaoiui oAecNuen %
sweeping the bridge. Inc attAck On n
Tuifieries was not Of as leng durauSh' y nas
over = tro or ,hree hours. A young feilew
rnarch.s ON with a tri-celsurcd flag at ths
head ofthe attacking Bourgeois. A thousana
halls fred frem the 'front.' of the Chateau
yyhistIed by him without Touching him. ne
continued 10 march with sang Jro'd, but WIN
At the same time, "a air Of Importance up 70
AZ. triuunhal arch, and remained there uhtli
the end ofthe battle. I'm
1.-THE usiebborkooa Of tue Hotel de Nrle,
was tbe theatre of a still nsore dreadislceh
aiet. The people occupied the Quai rene.
tier. and the Place de Grcvs. After a most
sasQuipary struggle, they were slowly beaten
| from the Quay into the Place, when WIZ
the Hotel de Vile, maintained against some
OF the finest troops ia the universe ihFepshou'
the day. and until those troops retrsslso.
sThe Ijeutenancy Of the Kingdom Is oil
fered To the Due d'Orleans. The kIsS Is
said to hayc gone to Lille. All tie emblems
of ROYALTY are removed, and the nasses oil
streets referring to it are exPusged.-ih ne
Deputies are again assembled this moment al
Lafitte's. =
What a depIorable act was the issuing Of
the Ordoanance on Monday last. What
daughter has ensued, What changes have
been effected by it
Respecting a renewal Of the engagement,
I repeat my hope that it will moi be attempt
ed Several Of the officers of the Gsrde Roy
ale who fought on Wednesday have resigned
their commissions; amongst others Count q
think) Latour da Pin, giving as his reason
his objection to fight against his countfymen
If this example be widely initiated the affair
will end without further bloodshed; hhst, the
contemplation is 100 horrible to be entertain
ed for a moment.
'sThe shops are still very generally closed,
Notwithstanding the proclamation oil the me-
nicipality. As youmay suppose, much els,
tress would be felt by the people tbeKis all
uaemployed,9 had not arrangements been
made for their subsistence. The families re
curing aid receive bread and ether Prev
stems. This men on duty, in like manner, re
cGtFe. DrS4H, CHEESE, H1Cdhs c-'s "h'S P'CH
The different parties parade through the
streets, preceded by a drum.
"Tsc order that prevails reflects upon the
people and their chiefs the highest hener.-
The National Guard will have iamortailzed
itselfdy its exemplary conduct in protecting
persoss and property from possible injury.
10 the credit OF the Pariqass be 1t ksewA,
that. amid all the excitement, no foreigner
has been insultsd; but | should exhaust all
terms OF cllogy were to dwell much upon
the yalor of TIE French during the combat,
and their excellent conduct when even Hush
ed with victory over an obstinate and brave
snemy.
Money is ne. to be had. The money chan
gers have all disappeared, SO that foreign esln
or securities, cannot he turned iAto French
specie.
On the evening of "Wednesday an eagle fof
one Of Napolson's old regiments, was mount
ed over the triunphal arch in the Place ds
Caroussl, together with the Fri = 9loared flag.
The flag remains, but the eagle has been ia
ken down. The t.; -coloursa esekade, or
breast.hnot is senes~l, not only among the
Freach. but Russians, English, Germans,
Danes, and other Foreigners"
From the Journal Of Commerce.
Paris, .Laly 81, noon.
Inhabitants of Paris: The deputies ofFrapce
at this moment assembled at Paris, have ex-
pressed to me the desire that | should repair
10 this capital, to exercise the fufetlons OF
general of the kihgdem
[ have not hesitated to come and share
your dangers, to place myself in the midst OF
your heroic population, and to exert ali my
ef!srts to preserve YOU from the caiamltleS ca
civil war and Of anarchy.
On returning to The city Of Paris, | wear
with pride those glorious %oolors which you
hars resumed, and which ! m.self long wore.
The chambers are going to assemble; they
will consider of the means OF securing the
reign Of the Laws, and the maintenance of the
nation.
The charter viii henceforward be a truth.
LOUIS PHILIPPE DORLEANS.
HFhe present duke Of Orleans is the sen>of
The we'll known lEgalite, who suffered dur.
ing the French revolution by the guillotine,
and cousin of the ex-kiag. He was several
years himself a colonel in the republican ca
valry, and fought various battles under the
tri colofed flag. he was afterwards obliged
to fy TO Switzerland, where he was profess
or Of mathematics, and, some time after,
san,e over 10 England, and took UP his resi-
dsnse at Chiswick. On the restoration oftho
Bacrbons he returned 10 France, and had
tho whole Of hi. immense Droperty restored