The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-07
II o r E 10 " N Z w S.

FOR EIGN NEWS.
Our European dates are to the first of Au
gust s'Tteen days later. Extracts from the pa.
pers follow, some of which will be found inter.
estiDg
FRANCE
The French Chambers have assembled, and
the'r sitoings were opened by the king. The
speech from the throne is full Of decision and
energy. The attack upon the Peerage is not
recommended The Carlists and republicans
are sevnrely threatened. The fallen dynasty is
referred to with affected Indifference, but with
real apprehension. The king promises the
new bills necessary to complete the constitu-
tIonal monarchy, and hints at general disarm-
ing lie states that treaty of indemnity has
been formed with the United States, that Aus.
ira mas evacuated the Papal States on his de
mand' that Belgium will not belong rtothe Ger
manic confederation, and that the line of for
tresses looking upon France from the Bclgc
frontier will be demolished If Leopold con.
seats to this measure, he will at once give NOR
TAI oHence to the Holy Alliance, by whom the
lortreSs IN question was erected, as barrier
against France. The king boasts of the tri.
color flag floating before the walls of Lisbon.
and states that he has been attempting medi-
! atom IN favor of the Poles. The celebration
oil the three days had commenced under circum.
| stances TO Danish all apprehension of troubles
during the anniversary
PRESIDENT of the Chamber of Deputies, had
not been chosen on the 2Sth. NJ Laftte is n
candidate; but the Ministry are determined to
prevent his election. Much excitement pre-
walls. Soult and Casmer Perier have declared
that they would resign, if Laft:e should be
chosen.
LONDON, Jaty2O Accounts from Vienna say
mat the French Ambassador, by order of his
Ooult, has asked Prince Metternich for infor.
NATION respecting the real object of the con.
uhued ornaments of Austria, adding that he
required positive answer. The Prince, it is
SAID referred the Ambassador to the Emperor,
70, whom ne accordingly put the same question
me Emperor Is reported to have answered in
| the following terms 80 Sir the whole world
SHOWS mat Franco is arming, as you have your
| serves stated In your official reports, and as
your budget and loans sufficiently prove. Not.
wihstanding this, / have not hitherto inquired
the reason OF this arming, but now plainly
ask you, why does France arm? When YOU
nave answered this question in clear and I'M
equlvocal manner, will inform you of tho mo-
tivos OF my ornaments" The Ambassador il
is SAID, made some excuses, but withdrew with
Out further insisting on positive answer.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Reform Bill is yet under discussion in
committee, and very slow progress is made
therein. The opposition contends manfully.
ana loses not an inch of ground by inattention
or neglect. The maiorities of ministers on
several questions, have been greatly reduced.
Heantime the press arragns the members by
name, and exercises 4 powerful influence in
Iavor OF The bill In the case of every borough
which has thus far been discussed. ihs d;.frsn"
chlsemcnt has been carried by ministera
POLAND.
The Polish National Government have nd.
dressed manly and spirited proclamation 10
their count:ymen, in which they call upon ali
those who are able to bear arms, to rise in de-
ience OF their country Strengthen the ranks
OF your army" is'the language of this paper,
with your sons and your brothers, rcyenpe
the fallen, and let every hillock, every tree,
every highway, every fooipath, contain ven
geance ior your foes. At this holy call of a
levy en- nasse invoke, aftor the custom of vour
ancestors, tho name of Almighty God"
W@rsao, Juiy9. The Russians entered plock
again the day before yesterday. The V;s,nl0
| is sweed considerably, and seems Ms if if wnnid
contribute to obstruct the passage Of the Rus.
slams 10 the left bank
81 Petersburg, June 90. Our country ia
inaKing at thls moment her last efforts aosins,
roland as she has already sacrificed her Gr.r
resources new recruits which are only bows
are proceeding from all parts. An ukase has
appeared which calls to the standard the sons or
tue Pr'esls' which is without example in Rus
siai TO day the Emperor has presented IN tho
Senate sealed packet, which is NAT IN hc o, Wv
ed until alter his death All the news from, the
provinces OF roland arc alarming, tho Lithua
mans, VolhynIans, and Podolians arc maxine
progress. 'e
part OF the Polish army approached Modlin
and sherlock on the 9Th and 9Th. The rest or
the rollsh army is gene TO Kalnszyn. where the
advanced guard reached on the 7th. A pro.
i"nnu secret remains on the plans Of tho Cen
e'q,lss'nio but important events are expected.
:, ia T1udel Of letter from Warsaw, July Rs
me Russians have 10000 men, with 900
artiIiery, and We have to oppose them, so 600
roies' with 40 cannon. All our army is al
Hioo"h, or near IT; and we are expecting to
come TO blows. Should VIC be unfortunate in
the battle we shall retreat fighting to Walna IN
PLAN IN VOLTA y and again 10 tho capital, and
defend it to the last"
Another item. without date, Of either timo or
place says :-"AfiaIrs are not desperate. On
.ne l4th Gen ChTzanski repealed Rudiger n,
MInks, b miles from Warsaw, killing md
wounding 5000 men, taking 900, and pnrsuinG |
Tho Russians But the main Russian ar,nS
crossed the Vistula, and general battle j. nv.
pecled. 4 ne russians supply the invaders "
London, July 81 Intelligence has been -
Gelyed of the complete defeat Of The Poles IN
i .anuan'a; Cen. Gielgud, having reiterated
f pr~ur inc rrnsslan frontier, applied 10 he
russian authorities for protection Another
Go,pS OF roles came up with him whilst Tins
u ,.'In murmnrs arose among his troops
when an officer dashed across and shot G;eiond'
surrounded 81 by his whole staff The eorns Of
roies winch came up with him at Schonslon
S"'f''y af'er' was under Cen Ruhan, and BY