Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

FOREIGN NEWS.-Four davs later.
The New York Mercantile announ.
ces the arrival ofthe ship Silas, Richards,
with Liverpool dates to the Goth Sep
TENDER.
The reform bill has passed the British
house OF commons by majority of 100.
It's asserted, upon the authority of pri-
vate letters from Berlin, that the loss of
the Russians in the late capture of War
saw amounted to $4,000 men, Including
screen generals. Though the Poles have
lost their capital, as an English wit OBJ
serves, they have not lost their credit
their patriotism and bravery have won
for them the admiration of all Europe.
and strong feeling of sympathy pre-
walls for them. 1t is reported, that by
the solicitation of France and England
the Russian cabinet has pledged itself
that the nationality of Poland shall be
respected--a constitution is to be given
to that country, general amnesty is TO
be granted, and all except the leaders of
the revolution are to be pardoned.
The excitement and disturbance in
Paris, which burst out on the recent of
the news ofthe capture of w arsaw, have
subsidized, and tranquility is restored.-
Popular Indignation was particularly d.
rected towards Perier and Sebastian, "a
we have days ago announced. DURING
the excitement, it is said that two of
the French journals, La Tribune and the
Journal du Commerce, appeared encir-
cled with black border, and terminated
with these words: "Patriots of Francer
it is no longer tears, but force and union.
which the revolution requires of YOU
Poland has been betrayed by our min
listers; let it be proclaimed before all the
face of Europe, that in SO doing thew
have betrayed France %
1t is stated in London paper, that the
eatables alone, for the banquet in West
minister Hall, at the coronation of Geo.
Nv. were chalked at R25, 600!
The Legendary History of Mahomet
by Washington Irving, is announced as
in the press, by the London Literary
Gazette.
LATEST FROM Russia Capt. John.
son OF the brig Pioneer, arrived at the
port of Salem, states that the French
Ambassador has actually left st. Peters,
burg, but not from any political consid-
erations. The state of his health was
such as to require his departure, and he
commenced his return voyage to France
in the Steam boat which conveyed Cant
]. to Cronstadt
- FROM Sicily. We learn by the
Francia, from Messina, that an unsuc-
cessiul attempt to create a revolution in
Sicily, was made on the night ofthe LIST
September at Palermo. An organized
body oftwo thousand conspirators had
formed in the suburbs, and agreed to en-
ter the city at given hour in divisions
OF 800, at the four different gates. But
by some mistake, or accidental circum-
stance, the instant that one of the divi-
SIonS had effected an entrance, the alarm
bells were rung, the troops were immedi-
ately IN motion, and most of the con-
splrators who entered were killed OF
made prisoners. Their companions on
hearing the alarm, did moi attempt to en-
ter the gates, but dispersed in the neigh
boriood. twas apprehended that fur
ther, and more formidable attemnts
would be made to effect change in the
governmeht-as much disquietnde exist
ed throughout the Island. We have
received Palermo papers, containing an
official account ofthis occurrence
Ado.
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