Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-04

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has decided that, iDasmuch as article So oil the
Charter of 1880, enacts that No one can be
withdrawn from his natural Judges; and as the
proceedings against the prisoners IN question had
been previously commenced, and carried to
considerable extent, the Court could not comply
with the requisiton, but was bound to pursue the
several prosecutions to their termination. lhe
Procureur du Rui has appealed against this deci-
sion.
PANS. JUNE 1s.-"I 1t was in the papers
found upon Nj. Beerrever. that reasons were us
covered for arrest,ng NJ. NJ. Fizjames, de Neu-
vile and de Chateaubr,and. These arrests were
made by virtue of requsitinn issued oy the
Procureur General of the Cour ROyale OF Rennes,
and mandat Of detention issued by one oil inc
CoucIors employed in the instruction OF the al
fairs relative to the disturbances in the West.
The same mandat was applicable to the Duke
de BelIuon, but who has not vet been found.
Nj de Chateaubriand was arrested at IN the
morning. at No 81 Rue d'Enfer. His house was
surrounded at Q, but daylight was waited TO make
an entrance.
NJ. de Chateaubrand manifested much sang
froid at the Circumstance, which was 10 h''h'
doubtless. unexpected.
He spoke to all those who surrounded him with
a perfect tranquility Of mind. aud took his Ora
dus, in order, as he said, to make verses to light
en- his captivity.
He is charged with being the President OF the
secret Regency. We repeat this report, as 1t IS
circulating all over Paris, otherwise we should
not have mentioned it.
This rumot however, and thousand others
which are in circulation, will make no difference
as to the situation OF the prisoner.
Did we imagine that it would, IN the least,
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break our presses than repeat any thing OF the
sort.
But looking to celebrated writer, a man OF
genius, upon whom all Paris, all France, and all
Europe have fixed their eyes, we cannot but re-
collect what is attached to an event which we
witness with profound grief, connected as 1t IS
with others so dreadful and SO melancholy.
The Baron HYDE de- Melville was arrested at
his residence at in the morning. lie was in
bed. scarcely recovered from his suferinss from
the cholera. and an attack of sciatic govt.
lie has protested against all the causes men,
toned in the mandat Of retention.
He is in a small chamber at the Prefecture.
Madam de Melville has requested, as favor,
to be allowed to accompany her husband as his
nurse.
The Duke de Fitz James was arrested, as we
understand, in house in the Rue de la Chaussee
d'Antin.
ALGIERS.
The French papers contain an extract from the
Moniteur Algcrn. of the 10th uIt., giving the
particulars Of an action between the troops under
Lieut.. Gen. Baron Boyer. commanding the d.
vision OF Dram, and several thousand Arabs. who
attaked that town and its forts Oh successive days
! from the Sd to the Sth ult The Arabs display
ed great boldness; but were continually repuls-
ed with great loss, and ultimately they, on the
9th, made good their retreat in thick fog
The loss of the French was very trlfiins
SMYRNA. Nav 9.-An American vessel has
been pIundered BY pirate IN the Archipelago OF
500 sacks Of ccifar and other articles.