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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

We congratulated oul leaders, some days a.
go, on lIa lacld intervals OF the Richmond En-.
t,atrpr. We are gltd 10 hr abe t. speak as ID
vprably OF the Case Of one af ITS correspondents.
The following adml able SENTIMENTS are ei,rar-
ted from i communication ia the lalrS num-
Der OF the Eaqnlrcr:
3" have seen renewed recommendation OF
lie vulgar aud merrenaty polics oil prose- ,bIng
Subo dmdie oUicerS Tor opinion sak- "A uoc.
time nj wal i" Itn the fundamental pTinci, Les oil
e Il .m--suby istve oil ihe freedom of thought
putting up Offices for sale, aud making po-
llt,cs aud pnnclple matters vi calculation A
syst-n So haze aud vulgar, ana senal. cannot
be too earnestly denounced and r"pudialed by
all u no would strengthen The administration
q Il save tue honor ui the Country"
Ii there ever "ds hone tbTu.i, surrl THIS IS
one. Nal. ki
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

sla L tsfr' 1 -. 10 ,f'is ihssn lac inpb were
C,Y A.. mo,neat ,tartlrS. and instantly locked a.
be- 4 tose II any 81 iher nonh'r sefe hiieo :
d.. -. ,nt,,ss the all hpsts 4 ant pei
10, ,,,s. s..,b.f,i,~s. Bsl! csnnhges were Thee
subsiiiD, ed Tor blanf I'D soilry wa "'a''e"
to lie fred ospr lheir hrads ihis hsa 40 u :.
tef Acct ihan Ire 6r.': lie inhh okh. fo"n"
n, bsiore 10 ..P the Eject, @nh h"d'he 40 ""h'-
,,.s my ,,lte,I them more than h-inre, aod
,aanis,i Ibr n nnh fearing - ire sid lhsF
,b4ls yer. soDd Tor nota.Hg, ana thtt they car
ed no. for ,ndtIa. FurbrafHnGe vas al al Ell
GOV. A,n,I1 AZ the mead 1T b,s 20 diefs ordered
them Ia ere .oil.g u bal's inio tie mah.-
several Tell dad, o. disj s1on A'trr, and ihrfe
we're woun.ied, supposed notify, and several
o. hers .liehlls. Tue mob ms hn'ly took 10
their heels anI tii5turn' after "Pl o'e 'i"itf
VA. G,und mar ths ssene Of ttrion. / he cum
pa lies hen m-rch.d 10 Different sec'ions Of
the town, aud had M diff ruhy Ia dispersihe
all persons. Iranqu ~ "as resofed soon
AFTER IL o'dack. 1hs Governor gave u the
orders To fir. ~. assuming al ne responsible
", and his comiuct lhrongh ooi the .mharr"s-
sing affair W. saIken OF IN The highest trrms Of
CONNIE ada ion"
The nam.s uf thu killed and the wounded,
so far ~ ascc.t..inrd, thuugh II Is p'oba-
biz more OF The latter may 10 disco'efed,-
are
KiHsd.-Cyrns &. Cuile of Mansfield, (Mass.)
e-ed Is. an apprentice 10 Mr.. Barnes Wal,
Ter Lawrence. paper haeger OF tins town D
A. Whuiemore. of LrIcrsier. Mass. book bun
der, IN the ep;loy OF Cory aud brown; Alien
Cory, a mariner. A young man from Paw
Jacket about / years old, an apprentice I" "A
blacksmith, name unknown, Was moIIally
aouajed.
Uounded = Dsniel Branch, carpenter, sever
oil 4 baH ,-a nd nv
Wis ,ight am shattered jeremiah Bonue.,
belo sgiug 20 the furnace ON r.ddy's Point, bad
ly wounded IA tue lhigh JOSIAH l.. Luther, IN
he foot.
A town meeting was held on Sunday. AT
winch the numbers wee SO great that the Town
House could not contain tncm, aud an adjourn
mant was had 10 the Court House Parade.
JuJg Ma,tln AMI John WbppIe, ESQ, adj
dressed tue meeting, AMI ahef detailing somp
the Jllragrs and commenting the iorbrai-
ance aud UIiIude oi the militia, passed rrsOlu-
uonS authorizing among, Other thIuss,he Town
Cuunci to olIer rewards Tor tue detection
II the chiri 'acrs, and OF the person o.
persons ~ o killed the sailor on "Wednesday
MI HI.
Among the rrsliu. ions passed was the follow
ting
Krsol. ed. That in the opinion of this meat
ing tie fuTbe8raucp, moderation and hrmness
OF both iHe ul,il and military autaorti GA tat
evening OF The 21'h, und~r the shower of stones
ant 9TH ! missiles winch fell upon item, theu
pt,ent, repeated aud anxious attempts 10 Ter
inmate. by peace tile mears, The disorder and
violence, @hch had commenced Win an ener-
gy and boidnts. increased 10y tue nnpuuiiy al
previous nights, and tnt nOshrlnklhg petlor-
NANCE vi The melancholy duty which, fnhliy
arvo we'd upon tnen, mer t the appTo alton
ot every irend 10 the peace aud good order OF
society.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

The late riot in Providence Is an unhapp.
mrerruptrun IL tho grnsIal coarse OF The people
this comm ~. ai"ch lo our credit sncn
INSTANCES anO & Us are 50 rare,that Their occ"i-
renee becomes matter Of deep CONCERN aud
lasting regret. Win one or i"o exceptIo"s
tins mob siaud, atone IN Tho history OF the Il
public slott The revolution. Fhose, WHO III
Other couutrrs are most apt 10 tahe part ~
these tuInuns, ATE htre awed Ito subin's,iUn Uk
the qurt, lntelgent AID orderly VITO snrr"un
th-m. TN, ue'er was, and W. Jus n'ttr Il!
he theatre tor the exnia,liou ol ',o1s. .Imy
uIe loie,su to oul land aud lis instltniIOn>-
.ittI Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

BurbudOeS - he brig II .nry Eckfoid, Wen.
vet, hrIi'ed al New nix on " .duns iay, in
2 days I'on Ani gna. lie NV Y,.k Pnsi
says -" Captain ". was Chartered by the
Il yeInm. al Antgna 10 take ,oad OF nuui
h the sufferers al Barbaioes, uy the late gale
Whrn he arrived tneie he was most cordially
received, aud 90 t.oit chatses eSaced of his
vessel On the 4ta Of September two Of the
crew OF the bus General Pulaski. Captain
Chase. of BAl1Imorc, tten lyiug at BarUadors
came GA Duard Tie IL ,nry EckfJrl aud shar.
peneI their knives. Tnry we're asked by
Captain Neay The reason for dong 50, aud
answered, 10 do days work. Iney then Ie-
turned to the biig and told Captain Chase be
had tut short time 10 live. \ boy then
clinchsd Capl. 6. aud he Two men tell upon
hun with ihiif knives and cat INN IN the .tdce
and On the arm, before any assistance could be
obtained 10 stop them Ia tueT bluo ~ ate MT
Iney were after de.reTate struggle secured,
and alter examination Delivered over TO the
American Consul, VINO has sant tuen home III
po Hsmr. EcktoId, Tor Hidl
e." The Antigua papers ara filled with di,tres
sing accoun's oi dlsastero from the couut,,
surrounding BaIhadoes. SnGh OF the Chuyche4
as are standing through the Islands, although
much Injured, cav bren thrown open 10 the
homeless aud unfortunate, The mdimed and
wounded, and ekhott scenes vi sulleriuo
mortality calculated To harrow UP the ,elngs
OF the mosi ooIurote htIe n broken hand ul
leg-lhetea tr"ctured scu i-on ,ne SIDE the
uy'ng' on the other t"e aGo"'zed gIoan HIung
trou TIE very h'art oil lac tortured victim.
" la the codufy wBoe ian,iles Consisting
IN some places oi u, some s, aud so,ue 10, nav
been al one tell sake, swept /. ON the book OF
lite, aud consigned 10 d premature grave In
hihdie ds oil Cases tue husband has become a
"ido"er, tue vic wido", and the Guild Ia
theress.
liz Governor Of BarbaJoes has requested
'ae oo'. ol AnI5ua To make known iha NV fuI
,iihati N OF b'tbadoes TO The mother Country
y despaich"g ship IN lug land, without de.
lay, that her wants may ne supplied win ms
p"ch celerhy as circumstances vii peimit
Oe'ievlog thai the parent guvrrnmeut W III lose
II" liule IN coming forward Ia their assl.,auGe-
snd adds, tom tie iIrd States we may ex-
pec1 the same kind, liberal aud elis tuai relic
winch mafkrd ihetf cOaduGi ~ ia Oh b former
simIldI occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
RUAlORS.

CT RGErowE. d. e : pt 90. 1t is current
" stated. nll Re pIrsidon, vi the C. States
has beea seriously indisPo,ed for aieW day.
past So much al one liWr as To nave th,er
physicians ia attendaose e. lle is now cons ales
cent.
/, likewise ramorrd thai Major aud Mrs
Eaton hav" rriuin d 80 Wa.hiug,o o. alter h"s-
log travelled ~ tar as baltimore towards Zen.
nessee. GazeHe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
E'aEfI VIRGINIA..
LYSCHBUHG- OCT.G, 1921.
FALSE ALARM.

Yesterday, ahont one O'Clock, an F,n,.,.
reached tins place, IN three hours from Broak
neal (Campbrll cnuoly) with The slarn,n.
Intelligence that another insufreotion az a.
Slaves broke out IN iIalifas county n, a
preceding night, aud esking for assistance :,
VS. said that the insure ctinn extern isd r.
Batkshae's Store To SOUTH Boston. and !, -.
runpred ihat several families had been mud.
ed Grtal excitement in this place wa. ~.
necessary Consequence of this infs,n,,;..
Efficient measures were Immediately ,d,nt.
Tor the security Of the town and abou, & -,
cnfk the company of Artillery. Commando
10y Capt. Samuel Steele wrll mounted -.
ceeded for the scene Of action, preceded and
coinpanpd by number OF volunteers
About daik, however they returned s,s,;.
that they had met ann' her express, abopttl,a'
miles from town vi information thai !, -.
a Jaise alarm The rumor originated in ~.
assemb age Of some ball d zen druuken .e,,o,.
at Bniksdalrs' oio'e, ia Halifax, " no. bowsy,,
bad manifested nothing like a rebe Ihnu, .n,,,
II aud tde mag inatioU o. some one who sau
heard them manpfectnred the rest of the sor
murders and all Ibis shows Us how rs,,i,.,.
" persons under such Circumstances o,,f,,
act. Otherwise The cry Of q" Woift Hoyf =. NIL
he SO ollen repeated, thai, wien daDep, .b.n
really come, no one vii 60 10 the fels( -
those who are attacked.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
DO ii NGTl ia
IIKt IIAhs
OEfIoE % THE I'll Nj ATtsH Soc hif' I
WnalnRion. stPl. 29h. leil. )


OEfIoE % THE ttIis'zATtsH SOCIETY
Wa.hiHgfon, sept. 23'b. ls3i'
The Manager, ofte American Coion'za 'o"
: ei-i, have iece we'd Information that many
Respectable FREE persons Of ionr from me
l,aer Counties OF virgni' aud Nth Ctroh
IA have made earp"st piliss'ion 10 the a. ent
Of Ihr Society IN Norfolk for passage % LII
brfa Dssirou. 81 ~ -rilng The Nish.s OF ihfse
applicants, tbs Managers. not"i hsfa"d"s 'he
recent appropriation 81 1000 dollars io"arn'
a. expedition from the Western STAIRS, have
auibor.z-d - Conmitier IN Norfolk brlh~iih 10
cbari.f = vessel IL convey Themes from lou 10
300 en,granis, - IN The necessary supplies, 70
The Colony, and they nov inste the aih OF
AaIrisr, Sncirtiss MI Their friends generally,
foi the accom- h-huem 81 this object. Ano-
Their expedition nay rerhap., be hespaienea
ftoa, Vnglnis during the Annnn, SHOULD the
resources ofthe Society justly additional ri-
pendunres AaHiliars Soei1lies AMI Agents are
rpqnesied ~ transmit such funds ss thry may
have OF oh ain. As early a. coDYenlenl, Ia lhe
treasurer the Parent Society. The Mtna-
g-rs induls the hope, that the friends OF the
society vii, al this time, use all possible neah5
aud enleavUfs 10 angmrni it, funds.
H. X. GURLEY. Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
From the Gha,feslon Courier SEM %

ItU" tht HuftNOH CbufftTs Dtpi.
JnE CUSTOM )ausE & Nd he cnst= III the
United Str.ss agetnst Mesals, hrlsne., May ok ,
aud Gadsd.n II, vas Concluded Yesterday alter.
noon, NJ noIl uas' D a'Clock, after the most an
inat"d DIS uss'on OF tde vaTions points which
aruSa darlt < L. ltial. HIS honor Jatge Lee
gave his opinion about noon on tre q te,ttou
made thu day before, and ruled ina, IL was
not COMPETENT To TIN defendants 10 60 INTO he
consideration Of tao bond, or The Constitution
aty OF the Iann, npder the plea OF III. gene
ral issue. the delsrdaops counsel then con-
tended, that t'ey we're ut liD4riy IL 90 into that
defence by Ct leg notice to thnt effect 10 flung
the same pl"a, IN anaIogy To the pTacuCe under
III DIS cum Law ol TINS state. la this they
werc also ovort lied. lhe case was then sub
united 10 toe jury, who returned, alter some
COWS itatI0n, with II verdict Tor the United
State, supp Hng the Affirmative OF The plea,
va: ~ H. Doads we're the deeds OF tnc de-
fendanI', aud adding, nat that aas the onl y
qaesaln submitted IL thpm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
THE SOUrEA,ipto

AilE ooC III NJ ! ON Al l. AIR
On Tue FIRST page of this mornings tame,
viii he found many intere sting. AMI we are as
surrd, hentic details, relative To the late in
sufrection ia Sou hampton. They are recr.
lated 10 allay The appIehensions which have
bern excited in various seclinns of tie
county, aud which, we verify believe, have
oren almost uniformly gtoundiess. lac thou.
sand and one rnmors which have Obtained cur.
rrn'y, herms bulk as thy spread ia, thpr q
farther from the scene of tn If o,ig,n-magni6pt
10y he nervous feaIs OF ,hrir hearers. and by ,se
Inis thIei-makng propensity Of some Of Mes
narF ,io,s-Jnsht long since to have admonist,
las al The folly "f placing relsuce on anY
thue W. hsHr, connected with a subject in
which So much ut the marvellous and terrific i,
ne on The al~rt-rndeed. it is loliy To be othef
"ts", not only nov, when bloody tragedy has
Carried desolaton TO so many dwellings bst
at all times, II We would be efectually guarded
against the repetition ofsuch horrid scenes.
st,lct and rigid police should BE- every where
keit up-tbe enacImenis agant uulawlul as.
sembiag"s should he vigorously eniorGrd--tle
tire oil kn0W edge should be TO the slaves lui,
b'ddrn nut, Tor they cannot taste Of it, an
have their eyes unseaed, without having crtg.
ted Ia their bos"ms longing desire aner the
sweets OF thai Liberty winch they Cannot enjoy
here, in comfon to themselves, or with ealetv
T., lp ha.
hh1-h dnl c'uel and, abstraotiy considered,
they are so. Bur, II is necessary consequence
OF tie CONDITION OF our domestic RELATIONSHIPS
unfortunate peculiarly OF which is lamented
by none more sincerely than by the slandsrtd
slave owner LImself-not even by those msa.
ken phila .ihrOpIsts whose labOIs, nstla al ii
br"eiinog the o9jec II their compassion, t,ud
10 make tighter The cords ot bondage. aud 10
give a keener EDGE TO the scourge OF 'he task.
master. Surrii, At thy were spprsed OF this
act, their " tenner mercles" Tor the blacks
would admonIsh them TO be silent Ii theg
can hear Of The massacre Of helpless females
aud tende6 infants, 10y drunken banditti, witt.
nul shuddermg, aud cah even excite those VINO
have Perperaiei such deviiish oulrages. TO re,
peat th'm, get Their compassion for the blacks
themselves, who. in Their turn. will DO slaugb.
tered II ghlliy, aud II innocent be subjected to
c'uel suspicious aud 10 necessary abrdge'
ment of prisileges and comforts, should teach
Them TO pause in the IN fauatical career--o
cease circulating their ince ndiary publications
add 10 silence their Ovtr-zeaous ,nissOna.
Ties. II they prefer an opposite course, nov.
ever, OF their heads must and will be- visited
by lust Providence, all the Innocent blood
which may lp..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

Cdd g. The brig Luna, Lord, arrived q,
boston, spoke on TIE I'm inst. the SUN Gan
SIS 'o'hson, iweh'! ia days nom Cad,z
WHICH had been conpeiied to ave that pIact
"Hhou' cargo, ON accoan9 OF disturbance,
llege, 30 particulars are uenlioasa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

Costem House Sti-ae IA Monirem "A Mon
r'hl PIP i"iofns as La; u systrm oi lrapd
winch Is snfp1 ed 10 have heeu rroctisrd tot
a cens,de'a 'r'"r ia hr,nfiag g n, lutJ Ca
nadia Ton, tie UnItsd SAT- has lalRty breu
dl.c Vrr'd.- The practice has bern 10 entpr
god, naylae an al 'a!orem duty, AT prices
much lower than their mt 'naic "nrh, aud by
this means 'vadr the pay ment OF tn" greater
purtlnn OF HE duties. A iarce quanHny OF
elosk.. &c, were latrly seized aud cundemncd
Ia purlc sale on account al ihelr having been
en- cred at les ihan Que ftth OF their value--the
proprhto', however, compromised the master
-pad duties on the fail value, aud Gust OF SET
EIre, aud on these terms was permitted 10 take
poss sslon o. his goods.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

total --l9
A proposition OF this sort was made III re-
ailon to the Uut 81 otaie,, p'lp,r our hsVou-
tao Adam ouitth gave I, as has nIIntDh, ma
u the people were allowed It,Ir, s'ntdtIon ~
Parliament, i would arr el revolutionary me
surcs 3ygI,tng tue amnit,on oi the piinrirh,
mn IN he COLONIES "a neA due,boo. MIR Iikc
IN o e al his most Cel-htated speeches, GA ae-
Couat Of the distance, which separated the mo-
theI countr, tom her COLONIES. But tan
smith Was wrong ~ the NieW be took I'll tue
subj Ct a. the event would have snUWn; and
Nh. b rk's az umrnt, nom 81 DIS aut reprt'
.entatiun, would not mold i mauy Tesrecs at
tn present dhv. A memheI OF the House Of
Commons could nov reach Londun TO II GAIA
ia IN as .hurl a tiIne 10 "A mrmhrr II Iung ess
! could haSc a tcw yelIs ago teamed N.shhg-
! he mrgni receive lus ructiuus OF communicate
| miurmhtIun 10 Ills cnnsituent- IL might Ia
many resprrs cousaI and promote theh my
test., Win souIr elrc,. Inc BRUSH ooiouir :
ought rhyr agents 10 repre- al them, anu
| speak ior iuem on the door ct the House oil
| Commons. frrqleu'iy schriDps are passed a
! gainst the coi,.n,s, because thy ate not cor
rect, represented lhry ought Ia have 9th
! CT Il agents on Ine IloJr ~ last NJ tue Iettho
rtai Driesotes oi NhuHis III, kansas aud + lot
d, here-and as the Unulc, o. Coa"bla
! ought 10 have. hhh CJmPittf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

Furthe, RiOiS al Providence, aud toss o Tires j!
We have apprsci our readers OF several Tiots
walch hase occurred during the past week ia
Providence. Another winch terminated very
i seriously Tor some ot tnuse Uon .rtu,d d, took
place laSs SATURDAY nighi h VII OF reraIleL-
tee thai on thursday last the III oh outnumber-
~ aud got he uei OF buta III civil and md.
,aty autharites t'at were called on 10 supptess
them.- he latter Ae,e Dispersed by tue mob
because tn military had iorebotne 10 fire on
them. One ii The acCounts before us says
Oh Sa uidty htgh the mob hsgaa 10 assent
Otr Ia the ulghnOfuuad ~ Uinr, street ; To-
wards Al O'Clock several bundled had esru,-
died and Commenced denoisnIng OF err houses
oi tue description 0eio,e Iaz Il to the etou,d
Soon alter, Coy. Arnold advanced upon them
wuh The clvl authorities, aud back I'd b, a eo,.-
pany Of Cavalry, and aaolher oi uIiIIlely. anu
three comlanlrs II nianiry, IN all about 400
/ men Inc mob we've immediately orde,.a 10
dnperse, Which lhey answered with io,uIt ana
menaces. lhe not act MS then read aud the
moO, together with any peaceable citizens who
had dsaeno'ed as spectators, were utaeIed 10
spouse, ami an houI given 10 them tor consid.
rtalioD. All good citizens suoa relITe1. Mean.
time the mot, amounting TO several hundred
proceeded 10 tear down the uses and p,Ileu
The so,d,rry and authorities. Three huuse,
Vert svon demolished. At H.. end Of the hou,
| sptcillsd, tue Lliantry were ordered to Gre
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

We learn from sood aui horitV thai theft 10
large extent WAS COMMIT ted between the day
before yesterday and yesterday morning, on
board tbp slrsmrr ksutuckrnn. by winch APP
pears that nearly SIX hundred dollars KEEP nu
toad FIR III boats disbursements, aud packet
s"Ii 10 contain tbiriy SeUen M0uSuud doIars, ie,-
iIued tor 'hc Bank OF Tie TAT ., Mssssppl
at N"iehez, has also heea stolen. Ia tue later
W. ireIn ere were lhIit. notes OF tie United
otairs' Branch Bank at Nea Oreans 10. one
mOHsGsd dOitGfS each. aud seven thousand
doiidrs OF the Bnnk ~ the State OF MIssiss Ippi.
.Nec Orleans Bee, Sept l3
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~ - -AD'sS IsEGC

0A2A1N XkS
For sale at TIC lugmiaH Office"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

u fisahs las trfu.fd Inc ihTOpt o. foiani
for ,be llake ol l.,eehsi.di. ssa OF Napoleon
having oihrr prospects for the young FRINGE ~
some command iu Italy.
PaRfs, Feb. 9th On thu nsst OF ihf riec'
tin If The bake ne semoof. 10 the throne
of Belgium, The Minister 81 fofe'gn shsir'' Inc
Brush Ambassador and N. Re'hsehih ilnmt-
diately despatch ell curriers' 10 London
A private le'n iroin Warssw OF tue 21ih
J .auarY. informs a.. SAYS the Augsburg 1aH~iir
that on lie night previous, TIE Del had DE-
ciared the absolute Independence OF Poland
aud the cessation ofirs Russlsa Dynasty
The Pals ConsiiiAioaHtf ohsefses. thai u
i tie opinion al many members Of the drpn-
tat'on. that the besitapes efihe government 10
rerei,s ihem ~ owing TO the small majority by
which the Doka Of kemoors was elected.
Thry asseri. however. that had the Belgian
hscn Grimm uf the thrones being accepted,
the majority would have been immense.
Letters from Madrid OF the 9Th January,
leave 40 doubt. snys the Journal ofihe 9Th ut,
~ 10 the augmentation proposed by Ferdinand
IN b.. Military osiablishu,eut ~ will be eIieo-
de,l ~ far the siiuntipn of ,he treasury will adj
nit II u sad that the departure ofMr. A.
gnado for Spain, Is caused by some hnabcial
projects, which. II executed. viii enable The
king - complets his arnsmrni. ~ equip forty
battslionB of Provincial tliaia. II IS SAID
that France has nothing TO fear ifom this move.
mept.
Lasroy Feb. 3d.--fhe question Of Reform
will drcidsiIy BIZ presented To Parliament, by
tho Ministers on tue 81 of Mai ch newt
Courier.
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From, The 81. Louie 7,n,

Sricl CoMiructiOH.-Ne have l.o,,.,,
anecini- relating TO tina subject. vb,b
he hugely pleasing 10 our lIclhr.n ."p
South, aud we therefore. record II "a,
especial giaiiica,lon. During hp Lar.
sion OF the Legislature oil III, sla,e.-inT
midst ii our extreme cold Weather. Whom,
thermometer was several degrees bulos ,.,,
The presiding officer OF one vi It, brauc5s, =,
sisted upon keeping the door of the room II
open, brcdusc the Constitution pr9yd., -,
the Assembly shall oil with open door. Il,
III vain that tHOse members who .al u.s, ?, i
door pleaded mat The pr,acIpls, a thu G.n,,
Welfare might be allowed 10 >lu al5,
were actually - being frozen - ms uouef =. i
lmexorabls, while the trars streaming fva hi
own eyes. told how much ahoB aals,50os
consideration wae his deyn.un 10 ~ ,ae.o
ton. It WAS at irusth suggested Il hmw,J
AS The constitutions provided thsy ,,,a8
with opru doors aud the room N .bict .]
were mad hui one door. II "as eyideni nat ,De,
were sitting in an u1sunsiiiutuna room. soa
of COURSE, tnat all their proceedings IN SUCK a
room must be uncouslitionai lUs suegs, Inn
war not little pu2L ing 10 oar lt.ra! ulerpr
trr, inasmuCh MS tue Guy OF Jtas,s5n aft 1raeI
not another roam whIch would hul ulop ~
that he n, last consented lhe door snold he ,hg,
provided he should not be quoted AZ Sleism,
tue principle. but only RS eubnting l. 49,
periJus necessity