The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-11
From the N. Y. Commercial .Adrertiser.
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE -

REVOLUTION IN FRANCE ~
The packet ship Hibernia, Captain
Maxwell, announced as being in the offing
Yesterday, has brought the Editors of the
Commercial Advertiser their London pa
pers to the Sd of August, and Liverpool
to the 24th-both inclusive.
It was evident from the complexion of
the foreign advices yesterday, that a crisis
was near at hand in France. Still we
had no idea that the gathering tempest was
40 soon to break upon US. But the ex-
plosion has fallen upon the startled car,
uuick as the thundercrash follows the blaze
Of the lightning. Another agony has be-
gun. The streets Of the French capital
have again been deluged with blood
Charles X has ceased to reign. The
naughty Bourbons are again fugitives.-
LA FAYETTE-almost OUR OWN
La Fayette is again at the head of the
National Army. And France reposes
once more in the arms Of her legitimate
sovereigns-THE PEOPLE Ample
details of these most extraordinary events,
will be found below:
A letter from Paris, dated Goth, says:
The most horrible carnage has taken
place in Paris--yesterday till 8 o'clock
IN the evening, and to day till noon. The
number ofkilled and wounded is consider
able on both sides, but the Royal Guard
was at length repulsed on all points, and
the tri-colored flag is hoisted on the Tuil-
cries. 1t could never have been suppos-
ed that there was such invincible courage
in the population of the capital. Every
one few to arms, and this morning Paris
could have resisted 100000 men. The
Royal Guard is now posted along the
road to St. Cloud; but it appears that,
having received endorsements from Beau
vais It will attempt another attack this
night"
The Moniteur of the same date, an
nounces that The Deputies present at
Paris have found it necessary to assemble
to remedy the serious dangers which threat
ened the security of persons and property.
A Commission has been appointed to
watch over the interests Of all, in the en-
tire absence of regular organization.-
Messrs. Andry do Puiravieu, Comte Ger
ard, Jaques Lafittc, Comic de Lobau,
Mauguin, Oder, Casimer Perrier, and
De Schonen, compose the Commission.
Gen. Lafayette is Commander in Chief of
the National Guard. The National
Guards are masters of Paris at all points. p"
On Saturday the 31st Of July, the capi-
tai was entirely free from the troops who
adhered to the king; all was tranquil in
Paris, and the Duke of Orleans had, at
the request of the Deputies, consented to
act Professionally as Lieutenant General Of
the kindom The Ministers appointed by
The Deputies to carry on the business of
government are-Baron Louis for the Fi-
fances; NJ. Dupont De L'Eure for the
Department of Justice; Gen. Gerard for
War; Admiral De Rigney for the Marine; /;
M. Bignon for Foreign Affairs; M. Gui-
zot for Public Instruction: and NJ. CAST.
mia Perriere for the Interior. Such of
fhe Swiss Guard as had survived the car
mage have fcrsaken the king.
The King had fed to Nantes, accom-
panied by the Duke de Bordeaux, (the
young heir presumptive,) and other MEM
bers Of the royal family. They have car
ried with them the crown and all the jew
els. AT Nantes they were to wait for the
Ex-Ministers, when it will be decided
whether they will proceed to Germany, or
to England. Another account, both be-
ing ofthe latest date, STATES that the royal
fight was to Rheims. Thus it would ap
pear that Charles has set his crown upon a
cast-has stood the hazard of the die
and lost it.
A letter from an English gentleman in
Paris, dated Aug. LIST, says: :. :.
'We have emerged from dreadful
crisis. Tyranny has been subdued, and
liberty has triumphcd. Glory and honor
tothe Parissians! they have achieved a
mighty action. For three days has Paris
been scene Of warfare. Blood has flow
ed in torrents; Mt leGst 5000 men have fall
en- on, both sides ;--some say 5000; but
the military are the principal sufferers
The spirit Of the people was inconceiva-
BILE; they successfully carried every post
drove the soldiers before them, took III,
Tuilerics, the Louvre, and all the public