Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-06
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LONDON, May l4.-The metropolis
has been in a state Of unprecedented
commotion for the last twenty four
hours, in consequence Of a meeting inI
SpaGelds, which ended in a violent
conflict with1he authorities, in which |
blood has been shed.-During theI
night the peaceable inhabitants we're
IN state Of the greatest alarm, aPpre- |
hcnsive Of the re-enactment OF the
dreadful scenes Of 1917. But this
is, perhaps, not without some mixture
Of good; it has opened the eyes Of gov
ernncnt to their true position; and it
is currently reported at the West end
Of the town, that they have at length
consented to adopt some strong mea
sure with the view Of putting down
these pestilent associations, which are
now admitted by the peaceable and
loyal Of all parties to be wholly incom-
patible with the public peace.
There are no foreign arrivals to day
except the express from Paris which
contains the official announcement of
The accouchment Of the Duchess dc
Berri. She is the wife Of Count Lu-
chessi Palli, an officer in the household
Of the King Of Two Sicilies.
In the city the absorbing topic of in
.erest is the West India plat announ.
ced by Government. II is universally
denounced by men Of business as ut
terly impracticable. It has already
been the source Of much mischief. Or
ders in hand for the West Indies have
been in many instances countermend-
ed; and most India Bills coming to
maturity, it is announced, will be gen.
orally dishcnored.
LONDON, May li.-In the House
Of Lords, last night, Lord Suffield, on
presenting some numerously signed
petitions for the abolition Of negro
slavery, advertsd to the plan for eman-
cipation promulgated in the news-pa-
pers as that Of the Ministers, aud his
Iordship characterised it as partial
and protracted, and as a plan that
would not pass if Incorrectly stated IN the
Journals.
PARIS, May l2.-"Governmen has
received intelligence that very ex-
tended conspiracy has been discovered
in Savoy Vast numbess Of arrests
have taken place in Turin and Genoa.
Many Frebchmen are compromised IN
this plot; the majority Of them are in
habitants of Crenoblc."
Our private letters state that the
late movements Of the Poles who had
taken refuge in France, were believed
to be connected with this affair.
Paris remained perfectly tranquil.
The Court Of Cessation annullcd, on
Saturday last, the conviction Of the
editor ofthe National before the Court
dAsslzes, on the 3Oth Of March last.
Immediately previous to her accouch-
meni, the Duchess Of Berri declared
that she was the wife Of Count Hec-
tor dc Luckhesi- Palli.
An article from Vienna, dated on
the 18th Of April, states that "a courier
had arrived who left Constantioop.e
on the 18th, who is said to have
brought Haiti Schcrif, announcing
to the French legation that a conclu-
sion ofpeace between the Porte and
Mehemet Ali. No such document
had been received by the Austrian
government or any other legation. A
commercial letter Ct the 18th, receiv.
: ed BY express, however, is published,
which says:-"We can give you the
agreeable assurance that the differ
euces with Egypt are as good as set
tied. Tie Sultan has, indeed, been
obliged to yield to hard terms; he
cedes to Mehemct Ali the Pachiliks of
Acre, Tupoli, Damascus, and .Aleppo,
as well as the districts Of Adona and
Taurus. With respect the latter.
however, the question is not yet quite
decided. Ibrahim's troops have begun
their retrogade march.
The correspondent Of the Morning
Herald, under the date Of Madrid,
May !, says:
The situation Of this country is now
so critical that there is an apprehen-
sion, if the King dies, that we have
another SicilIian Vespers. His Ma
ies.y's limbs are now affected with
PARALYSIS and should another paroxism
Of govt attack him, it is not likely tina,
he will survive it.
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