Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser, Jan. So
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LA Ed ERON1 AI1N0AhIND.
The packet ship Amity, Capt. Maxwell
from Liverpool. arrived late last evening.
BY this arrival the Editors Of the Com
merciaI Advertiser have received from
their CORRESPONDENTS, London papers aud
Lloyd's Lists to the 29th Of November,
and Liverpool papers to the LIST oil Dec.
The Statesman, and other antl-ministe.
rial prints, are filed with accounts OF IL
Nominations, &c. 10 differeat parts oil the
country, Oh receiving the intelligence Of
the fate Of The bill Of pains aud penalties.
Paris papers of the 10th contain i'm
portant intelligence from Troppau. Top
les, says the papers, of great moment seem
to be under discussion, and war upon the
libertie Of Naples would appear to be
inevitable. The presence OF the king Of
Prussia, though laboring under indisposi-
tion, was found indispensable by The Prince
Royal aud bis ministers, IN consequence
of some communications on the part OF
Austria and Russia. 1t is not yet ascer-
tanned how the news Of the annulment Of
the convention entered into with General
Pope, was received by the Palermitans.
Intelligence from Frankfort, dated the
18th November, states, that judging from
the advices received from Troppan, all
hope of peace OH the other side Of the
Alps is at an end. War, it is said. is de-
cided upou, and Russia will make common
cause with Austria. Europe, il is added,
is about TO witness great events. The
King Of Prussia has declared that he will
not acknowledge the revolutionary gov
erDment Of Portugal.
The intelligence from Spain continues
Of diNracting nature. "The alarming
rumors,' say accounts from Madrid Of the
18th inst. g which are in circulation, and
the ferment which exists in several prov
inces, particularly 10 those Of Bursos,
Valladolid and Avila, confrm our suspi-
cions that the plot Of Morales has extern
siye qualifications. Orders have been
dispatched to all the political chiefs to
double their vigilance, and 10 ma:ntain
tranquility in the departments"
We have accounts from Madrid to the
18th Of November that place has again
been the scene Of an insurrectional move
ment. A letter Of the l4th says, "every
instant shews that the conspiracy Of Avila
was much more extensive than that Of
Burgos. Twenty-one Of the conspirators
are already in the hands OF justice, and
we are assured that Morales himself, and
several Of his confidential adherents, have
fallen into the power of their pursuers.
The canons Charon aud Snarez have not
been sent to prison on account OF their
great age, but they are closely confined
10 their own houses"
The accounts from Lisbon are to the
18th Of November. Considerable agita-
ton prevailed in consequence Of an at
tempt to turn out six Of the members Of
the Provisional Junta, at the point of the
bayonet. All the troops were called out
under pretext Of review; they were
posted in different parts Of the city, ball
cartridges were publicly distributed a.
mong them, and number Of pieces of ar
tillery, stationed in commanding positions,
were loaded publicly, and the matches
kept lighted. The scheme failed 10 part,
for none Of the members Of the Junta we're
turned out, but the Spanish Constitution
vas adopted and sworn to.
The Gazette Of France OF November
"a, says, that England will take deci-
sive measures against Portugal. Private
letters announce that an English army will
be sent to that country, and that nothing
is wanting for carrying this object into
effect but the consent Of the King Of Por-
tugal, which has been demanded by the
British Minister at Rio Janeiro."
The Chambers Of Peers and Deputies
we're summoned 10 meet 90 the 10Th Of
December.
On the ed Of November, an attempt
was made to murder the Duke Decres,
Ex- Minister Of Marine.
The British Parliament met on the 23d
Of November, pursuant to adjournment,
and was Immediately prorogaed to the
23d Of January. 1t was very short and
very stormy session. The Editor Of the
Times observes, that the scenes which
took place in the House Of Commons, we
never thought to have witnessed, or heard
related, 10 this our day" We have given
the proceedings below.
The Hon. KeppeI Craven has written
second letter to the Earl Of Liverpool,
requesting TO be informed whether his
Lordship had received his former letter,
as no answer had been returned. The
Earl, 10 answer, acknowledges the receipt
Of both letters, but had not received his
Majesty's commands.
The celebrated Bergami arrived at Pa
ris on The goth or November.
A motion has been made ia the Court
Of Kings Bench, TO grant new trial 10
the case Of Sir Francis Bnrdett, convicted