The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-23

Notices 70 a similar effect were posted
. on the houses ofiwo farmers named Muir
: ply aud Burns, Of Ouiurt, both signed
'' Gentlemen Regulators."
A threatening notice with the same
; signature was leit for Peter Brien at thu
I same place, commanding him |" to resign
{ " idow Morris her land"
, "A thrcitening notice was attached t.
. 1.-The htch of the door of z inan named Ma
gill, in the employmnnt Of WIN. Bolton
Esp. Justice of Pesos, to che following
, eflect:- ,
4 CT take occasion 70 forbid Mich Mail,
for you threw the people getting men anc
horses Of Capt. Bolton, and il he does,
let him be prepared fbridea,h. do not
find the great compliment they are under
to him man that does not allow-a horse
time to nit bit had he stood a friend t,
ais country as a -gehtleman would, he
might be -pardoncd but TO join tory to
4 pcrsecute the people. forbid Mugill u
4 gain aud again, " haye nothing to do with
that business"
i The notice then proceeds to menace
Magill, with the usual penalties attached
to Rocisite legislation.
j FRANCE.
4 The Parish correspondence ofthe Lon
idon papers, is utterly devoid Of interest.
IA The French Government have ordered
1.-The Polish Commftee. 10 leave Paris. IL
is said that very extensive intrigues have
been discovered, nga nst the government
Of Louis Phillip, ia which the Polish Com
mittee, together with certain Italian Ne:-
, uyees, were concerned.
The Chamber Of Peers has adopted
, without restriction or exception, the bill OF
, the Deputies for abolishing the legal OF
compulsory observance of the 2 LIST day OF
January, US daJ Of mourning Tor the ex-
eculion of Locis XVI. As propitis-
l,ion to the Carlist aud ultra Royal party,
the liberals consented 20 prefix TO its abo-
Ilition, preamble designating it as "t the
= fatal and ever-to-b e-deplored day OF jan
uary eI." The Times very appropriate
ly observes on this subject, that il was
! unnecessary for any portion OF the DePu-
ties to make any noise about its formal
: raboltion, anu still more absurd for the
Peers TO res;stfhe measure.
Charles the Tenth is dangerously i'll al
: : Prague.
TuRKEY AND EcYrr. London, Jan. 90
By former accounts from the East, it ap-
' pearcd that lbrahim Pacha had broken W
1 his contonments at koniah, and advanced
: upon Constant,nople, but advanced more
rapidly than 'the Pacha had expected,
which obliged him to fall back and re-en-
ter Koniah, after which he passed to the
: souihward, with the view OF drawing the
q Vizier into difficult country, and IN
] which he would be deprived ofthe benefit
of his cavalry. AT the departure of the
accounts the news Of a decisive battle was
daily looked for-aa Alcxandria.
;. IMPORTANT FROM EURoPE.-By the
arrival ut Newly ork ot the packet ship
Caledonia. London. journals 10 the 4th,
and Liverpool to the. 5lh Of February
have been received
Parliament assembled on the Goth oi
!. Janaary. The House of Commons rec
lected Mr.. C. Nj. Sutton, Speaker. The
, Kings speech Was to be delivered on
Monday, Feb. 4th.
: The news of chief interest, relates to
the affairs Of Turkey. On the 2lst OF
November great battle took place be-
tween the Turkish and Egyptian armies
o.. the plains OF Koriah, the former COM
, manded by the Grand Vizier IN person,
. and latter by the son Of Mchcmct Ali,
: Pacha Of Egypt. The result was the
, capture Of tho Grand Vizier, and so COM
plete an overthrow Of the Turkish forces,
, that it was supposed impossible for the
: Sultan to make any effectual resistance
against thu Egyptian forces entering Con-
> slantinople, should the 'Pacha choose to
do so. The movements of the great
powers however, Indicate their probabl,
finicrlerencst to save tho Turkish throne
. fr ON entire submission.
The Paris correspondent ofthc London
, papers, writes under date Of January 3Otl,,
that the reports from Constantinople, are
: very unfavorable to the cause Of the Sui
tan, AID the arrival Of the Russian feet
was daily expected, A French und
English squadron havs been ordered fUf
the Bosphorus--ano,b French squadron
is preparing at Bres,, destined for Hayti.
u CoysTANffNoPrE, Dec. 2G.-Thf
greatest gloom prevails here. The Sui
tnn and his people appear {. have fallen
into state Of apathy indicative Of q, total
dissolution. The iorHser gives up his
. case as desperate, and does not venture to
/, excite the peoples minds by artificial
U menas, lest he should not be able I, calm
? them again and keep the a within bounds.
The unfortunate result Of the battle oil
: Korah, and the captivity Of the Grand
Vizier, leave the capital without means oi
defence. There are still, perhaps, 80,
loco Turkish troops dispersed in Asia Mi