Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09

uuon businrsss, he was recognized by the pas
seneers. who Immediately assalIed him With
Grams and Kisses Ills Grace turned his /
borses head towards town, still followed by
the mob, who pehed him with every descrIp T
ton Of missile they could procure, and
gentleman who was riding near him was
Completely covered with mud On passing
along Cheapside, the mob bad increased to
eych a number, that II was deemed prudent
10 send TO Bow street for the assistance Of
the new police, and the usual business OF the /.
morning was Immediately suspended. His
Grace proceeded from Cheapside TO SIR Z. |
Wetherels chambers 10 LIncoln's inn, still
followed by the mob. lie remained there for
some time, during which body Oh new po-
lice arrived, headed by Mr. Thomas.
When his Grace mounted his horse he was
completely surrounded by the new police,
and a number of men who said they had
fought with him at Waterloo and would die
IN bis defence. AT the south enterance OF
Carey the police made all attempt TO
block out the mob, but they went round the
back streets and again succeeded In intercept
ing his Grace: and one man actually laid
hands upon hun with the intention oil pulling
him off his horse, but he was Immediately
taken away by the new police. HIS Grace
was then escorted by the police to his resi-
dence at Apsley House.
FRANCE.
From NE Messenger dcs Chambers Of June II.
Gen. Poll gnac has certainly been recalled.
General Bonnet, who is about to take the
command of the 18th military division, just
formed froIp the SIX departments, has tins
morning taken his departure for Nantes.
The military authorities seem to consider
il Of Importance that publicity should be Civ
en- to the proceedings Of the council of war;
and place has been accoFdiagly set apart
for the accommodation OF the press.
Saturday the trial Of Capt Pepin, of the
Sth Legion oil the National Guard of Paris,
for high treason, commenced before the First
Council of War. The purport Of the charge
was, that he had fired from his window, IN
rue Faubourg ST Antoine, on the morning OF
the 9th inst on the National Guard and
troops OF the line. He is about 50, a grocer,
a decore OF July, and seemed very much dc
lected. Several witnesses we're examined,
Out the trial, when this account left Paris,
was still proceeding. The house in which
the prisoner was found, was broken into by
the National Quad, and he was discovered
| under circumstances oi Suspicion, bat none
OF the witnesses had identified him as being
, the officer who had fired the shots; the tesla
mony against him was very weak Nj. Jules
de la Rocheioucald, Ala dc Camp Of tue
KING, WAS seated during the trial beh4nd the
i Court.
j he Baron Hyde de MELVILLE was arrested
at his residence at tour IN the morning lie
was III bed, scarcely recovered from his sui
terlngs from The cholera, and an attack Of
| scIa;lc govt.
lie has protested against all the causes men
toned Ia the mandate Oh detention.
! He Is IN q small chamber at the Prcfec-
ture
| Madame de MELVILLE has requested as
iator, TO De allowed to accompany her hus-
band as his nurse
The Duke de FItz James was arrested. as
we understand, IN a house in the Rue dc la
Chaussce d'AnHn.
|. The Duke OF Fitz James and Viscount de
! Chateaubr,an are SAID TO have been arrested,
the Duke OF Belhono to have absconded.
! The Gd=ette de France has the following:
| 1t is rumoufed that the Count de Meuafs
has Oeen found among the dead at The Chat
eau de la PanlcIere, and that many other DO
Dies from hetng almost reduced to ashes, or
completely dlsisured, could not be recogni-
zed." Inc same paper has another article,
winch says" The most sinister rumors
are atloat respecting the fate of the Duchess
of Berry
The terrible secrets of the Chateua de Ia
Penlciero occupy all France at this moment
| Let us hope that knowledge OF facts will
ere long remove the general anxiety"
The prince de BauGremount has been ar
rested at BIo.s, He was aid dc camp to the
Duke OF Berry, aud afterwards to the Duke
! OF Bordeaux, and Chevalier d'ioneur TO the
Duchess Of Berry.
In the late conflicts in the streets Of Paris
1t rs calculated that not fewer than one HIM
dFed and tIty Joarneymen printers were eli
;ber killed or wounded.
writer IN the Boston Courier proposes
+ that the cIy authorities purchase all the stock
IN trade Of all the Grog shops in the City;
send 1t to one OF the islands, and transport
timber all the drunkards of the city and let
them have access to the rum Tree OF cost
lie thinks this would be the most -etlectual
means of preventing the inirnductian al tho