Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-31
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

ship Panthea, Capt. Bennett, arrived last
evening from Liverpool, having sailed
on tn e 10th ult and brought papers of
that day, with London adyices to the
evening of the Sth.
The London Courier of the 18th, says
-"The details of the operations of the
French army are now deprived Of their
value by the course which events have
taken for ,rs can state, upon Ugh ou-
hOs'ity, thai the ,Car il Span may be con-
sidersd as at an end"
1t was reported in London on the 18th,
that dispatches had been received by the
Spanish Ambassador, dated at Seville,
May Goth, giving assurances that the
Cortes, and the new Ministry did not
entertain the most distant idea of making
any concessions to the French.
The Courier disbelieyes this report,
and states that the British Government
have received no intimation of the kind,
nor any dispatches of a later date than
were announced in Lon don ON the 9th
of May.
The London Gazette contains pro-
clamation for putting in force the law 10
prevent enlis ments fer forei On service, or
fitting outany warlike expeditions with
out license.
The King was nearly recovered from
his late attack of the govt.
LoNDoS, JUNE S.--The Paris papers
of the 5th and 9th inst. have arrived,
The Regency at Madrid has begun to
exercise its functions. One of IFS first
acts has been to appoint Ambassadors
to all the Courts of Europe. They have
also endeavored to brand with treachery
aud cruelty, the resistance made by Gen.
Zayas to the occupation OF Madrid by
Bessieres and his followers.
The troops which were at Madrid and
the neighborhood under Abisbal and
Zayas, have retired to Talavera and to-
wards Estramadura, leaving the road
open TO Seville.
A private letter states, Chat two corps
of the French army were to quit Madrid
on the 1st of June, under Generals
Bourdesoult and Bourmont, to proceed
to Seville and Badaios.
Abisbal, it is said, has given in his re-
signation, and remains in privacy IN the
neighborhood of Madrid.
SUDDEN GUINNESS.
A youth named Oldham, in Christ's
Hospital, went to bed at the usual hour,
in his ordinary health, and in the morn
ing rose totally dumb he preserved e.
very other faculty. Every means were
used for his restoration, but without
success---even Galvanism seemed to
have no effect Eight months alter
wards, he retired to bed as usual; but
at / / o'clock awoke suddenly, making
SO much noise as to rouse his school
fellows Their astonismnent induced
50 much alarm, that the nurse opened
the door of her adjoining apartment to
learn the cause, when many voices ex-
claimed, "Oh, nurse, Oldham can speak
againm The nurse doubling the fact,
Immediately went to him, and discover
ed the truth of this extraordinary phe-
nomenon. When questioned as to his
sensations, he said she thought he was
being galonized, as he felt the tip of his
tongue affected, and rumbling in his
inside" His voice, when first restored
resembled the cry of an infant.
STATE OF IRELAND.
FROM THE CORK ADVERTISER.
The following precious morsel was
brought to our office on Tuesday morn
ing, but much too late for insertion in
that days publication. In the present
indiscriminate system of outrage, aim
ing at every object conspicuous for 10y
atty snd responsibility, as well as at the
general property and security of the
country. we are scarcely surprised that
such a character as Mr.. Leycester's
should not escape in the general sweep
intended of rank and station.--Why
should the person standing forward,
unquestionably amongt the most amia-
Bile, the most loyal and most popular,
be exempted? 1t is quite right that he
should meet the reward of his respecta-
bility from such quarter, and pay some
tribute for his well earned character
READ AND BE WISE-Remember 9s!
ToJoseph Leycester and all the other
hereto Raskals this is to give notice
and solemn warning.
Sir-We have heard that you make
yourself very busy about this Business
ofRogers, and that the notise we sent
to him put it into your Head to rise a
corps of Yomanry. now bottles we have
Sworn to stand true 10 our cause and
with the assistance of God and the viz
gin mary and all the Saints in heaven
so sure As you attempt to take arms a
oainst LIS so sure will Won meet The fate