Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25

mined to make use Of their last resource
they have resolved to abandon the MONKS
and the most fanatical Priests TO their own
violence, and to make them preach tne
murder and assassination Of Philosophers,
Of Constituencies, Of Free Masons, auo
of a jrGnceSados.
A letter from Irun Of the 4th March,
says, that Nina has made himself master
OF the arms Of Orbaiceta, and has already
many people with him. He has establish
ed upon the frontier line OF Custom
houses, similar to those which he had es-
tablished during the last war. He has
h fixed at ten francs every mule laden With
French merchandise. The forces OF Is
peleta. commander of Navarro, does not
at present exceed $40 men. Gen. Arei-
zopa, commander of the three provinces
of Bisca, has returned from Thoulouse to
Santander.
A letter from Bilboa Of the Sd Of March,
assures us in most positive manner, that
the insurrecticn has extended itself into
GaIlicia. 1t also announces that it menaces
the whole peninsula.
Riego, the colonel of the insurgents, is
10 leagues from Grenada. Gen. Eguira
commander in chief of the province, had
departed, taking with him all those who
had been arrested on political motives.
The disposition of the little troop Of o.
Donnel did not permit him to follow the
insurgents.
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We have received positive news OF the
capture Of Cortadura by the insurgents of
Leon. II is said that they took it by SUR
prise, though we suppose that il resembed
the surprise OF Caracas. The reduction
of Cadiz is inevitable. Gen. O'Donuell
has been completely beaten by Riego, near
the town Of Antaquera, about 10 leagues
from Malaga.
LONDON, March A.
The papers contain many details oil the
ravages occasioned by the late tempests.
At Dover the gale ragged with terrible vi
olence. Two vessels we're entirely lost
three French fishing boats, with their
crews, were entirely lost. Roads near
London were covered with fallen trees,
and the houses had suffered mere or less
March 8.
The connections in Ireland Galway,
Roscommon, &c. continue. A battle be-
tween the Police Of Galway and the whole
population Of Ahasegagh, In which the
former had two, and the latter IL men
killed. The Ribbonmen kept the ground
and paraded in triumph with the head Of
the chief Of the police ON pike.
HAMBURG. Feb. Is.
Commerce is here in such a state oil
stagnation, that 800 Dung men, who were
employed as clerks in the FIRST CONNER
cial houses of this city, have been dis
missed. Every thing seems to render it
probable that emigrations to the United
States of America will be very numerous
next spring. 1t is not the poorest class Of
people who think. of emigratins their
distress being snch that they have not the
means OF leaving their homes, but persons
and families 10 easy circumstances. The
Prussian authorities do all in their power
to prevent emigration, particularly 10
their provinces on this side the Rhine.
The government has lately published Gil
ordinance, threatening with two years i'm
prisonmeut all such agents as should be
discovered promoting emigration. But
The truth is, that there are no such agents,
and that the inhabitants of the Rhine ex-
patriate themselves merely in consequence
Of their own determination. 1t is said also,
that 10 the spring, numerous colonies
from Swabia and Switzerland will arrive
at Hamburg, to embark for the United
States.
From the Religions Intellgencer.
CEYLON MISSION.
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