Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-04
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FOREIGN.
Ten DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
by the packet ship President, Capt.
ii. L-Champlin. from Misunderstanding
left Portsmouth on the Goth ultimo-
the Editors Of the New York Com.
mercia! Advertiser have received their
G.cs of London Papers TO the 18th of
June inclusive.
Mr.. McLane and family were among
the passengers.
The new Parliament assembled on
the 18th, aud was engaged in swearing
IN the members up TO the 18th. The
RI. Hon. &. s. Manners, was reelected
Speaker Of tho Commons without op-
position. His Majesty was to ope
the Session formally, on the 2lst. II
was said that the royal speech would
contain direct recommendation of a
Reform Bill ; but not Of that before
the House Of Commons in the last Par
lament some alterations having been
made by Ministers. They are said to
have abandoned the division Of coun
ties. Yorkshire excepted. The Ga.
Zette of the 18th contains the names
and titles Of four persons who are ere
ated British Peers-Lord FiDgal, Lord
Seton, Lord kinnaird, with the title
OF Baron Rossie.) and Mr.. Agar Ellis
with the title Of Baron Dover.) The
peerage intended for Lord Leitrim is
not vet recorded.
Ii is said the stamp duties on news
papers is to be further reduced.
Mrs. Siddons died in London on the
10th ult.
Fresh Troubles IN France. Letters
from Paris state that the affairs of
France may perhaps soon form the most
prominent object of the public alten-
ton. The London Albion of June I7th.
remarks, that as France is the first
i'm the career of revolution, she properly
takes precedence of all her rivals in
tie race of disorder. Paris is night
after night the scene Of riot, and al.
though no resistance has hitherto been
offered TO the National Gdafd, there
rs reason, from the regular recurrence
oil the tumultuary meetings, To believe
that want of cos7t5s} cnc and arrange
ment in the MOB Is the sole restraint.
The Fauxbourg st. Dennis has been
The principal place Of action. Almost
every night the mob assemblies there.
destroys property, and maltreats indi.
vidoals. BY the time the mischief has
been completed, the National Guard
turns out, and no further disturbance
occurs. These nightly assemblages
augur very little for the pcrmanency
oil existing institutions in France, and
taken IN connexion with what has oc
Cured IN La Vendee-the schooling.
both by the Citizens and the Soldiers.
which the King Of the French was
forced To endure at Metz, there is de
cidedly great reason to dread the con
sequences. The fact is CONTINUES the
AlbioD) that the events Of last july
have taught the mob their power So
clearly, that they will not cease to use
It at the desire even of the leaders of
that period. The confusion Of minds
prevalent is we'll illustrated BY the "a
mllIar and absurd cries Of 80 Success 10
the Poles" and down with the Car.
lists. There was rumor that on the
anniversary Of the battle Of Waterloo.
the people would put on niOurning,and
give other demonstrations Of ,lissatis.
faction. IL - not difficult To foresec
infinite evil, even If our authorizations
OF successive revolutions should not
be Immediately realized. That they
will eventually happen we feel tho.
roughly convinced; though il is i'm.
possible TO predict the precise form
they may assume" II was by MANY
supposed that general revolutionary
movement would take place on the
anniversary Of the revolution Of last
Jolly.
The Polish RsrOiuiiOn. Some foe
ther intelligence has heen rrcr,, I'd
from Warsaw dated June 9th, fom
which u aPpeass that battle tool
place on the same day a. that Of o..
troleDks, IA winch General Cblspov
ski, the Polish General. beat The KDs.
SANS. and gained . CON pleic yicforv
lhe Gcnefsl wss ioined by s.v.,.i
thousands e the Bsslsiock insgtye,,.
near Nsrrwka. lie feii ~ Win a.,
h"ssians ~ lie night. ard surp,i.e.l
and completely surrounded them
lie Russians lost al their cannon.