Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-01-23
Foreiga News.
TnS DAYS LATER YRox ENGLAND.
BALTlaoas. JAx. 10

ed for regular files OF Liverpool papers
20 the ooh November, and Lonuou
papers TO Sonday me I'm, brought
by the fash sailing brig Hyperion, Capt.
Gardner, arrived at this port last eve
mng, in IS days from Liverpool
The late hour at which we received
them, pr ven,s US from giving as copi
ous extracts from the marine list as
could he desired otherwise, they for.
DISH out little OF importance.
Or readers viii rccollect, tia. by
the recent arrival at New York from
Liverpool. general panic had been
excited both at London and Paris, by
yarions articles OF Indulgence which
orcasiooed an almost uneXamplcd fall
IN foreign securities, and a considera
Ole deciension in the price Of British
funds. Billings Liverpool Advert
ser OF the i9,h Nov. observed, that
tlc " panic has in considerable degree
sabslded, " aud ,ben traces its progress.
ind deveIopes It's causes The opser-
Vations Of The editor are too vollmin
oas Tor limi,s 20 day-probably we
5nall give them entire in our next
Judging, however, from the follow
ing sentence, ne should presume the
effects OF the reports alluded to have
lao, been ye, fell to their extent: :" 1t
yet remains matter Of doubt whether
the alarm was produced by the arrival
Of actual intelligence from Verona, or
was merely the effect Of stock -jobb-
ing speculation; but whatever may
have been the cause, the result has
been excessive ruin and distress. -
The shock was So great as to affect
British funds nearly Q per cent. Con-
sois having opened at 81, and in 2 few
minutes fell TO 10!
The subsequent brief sumnary is all
that we perceive ofthe least interest.
Paris papers received at London on
the 26th November, state that re-
port prevailed in the French Capital.
that The Duke D'Angooleme had set
out to ,in the army Of observation, but
the Gu.sodienne places no faith in the
rinor. The REsTs at Paris had de-
clined about half per cent and left Oft
| at 85f, 10c. The fall is ascribed to
some fallurs which had recently arisen
out OF the late fluctuations
Accounts from Madrid to the 9th
Nov. had reached London Gen.
Nina had followed up the capture OF
Casteiiolit, by the defeat Of Baron d.
ErolIes, on the Goth all. in the noun
tains near Aguda. The rebels were
dislodged from all their positions, and
driven back 10 great disorder In the
| direction of SEQ d'Urgel
| The Echo du MIDI, of October
says, that Gen. Tortijos is dead OF the
wounds he received as the attack upon
the fort of Castcilolit. The same pa
per mentions that the news Of the cap
!ure of Corvnna, by the Royalists, dai
ly acquired strength: and that the mill
tary leite of Zaldivzr, (" have struck
terror into the hearts ofthc Descamisa.
dos Of Andalusis."
The Elk Empress Maria Louisa, is,
il seems, one of the visitors at Verona.
| A letter from that city gives the follow
ing description OF her appearance at
the theatre " In one Of the side
boxes, on the second tier, sat the Arch
duchess Maria Louisa, alfred in a
simple but interesting manner. On
her head she wore plain round cap,
of Brussels lace, tied under the chin
! with pink ribbon; and her robe wa.
! of homeiy Scotch tartan. made in the
fashion Ofthe country. She displayed
neither pearls nor dimonds, and there
was no adventurous circumstance OF
dress TO dis.in yuish her from any female
IN comparatively humble sphere of
life Her Imperial Highness was at
tended by two ladies of homer and
two cllamberlains, the latter standing
the whole time. Her countenanee
very much resembles the portraits OF
her that are published in London, and
to the ordinary observer, would ap-
pear both pleasing and intelligent"
| Advices have been received from
Lsbonto the 3lst ult. by way OF Ma
| drid. The Diario do Governo, oi
| the 3Oth, contains the following article
| We have certain authority for as
surfing our readers, that the French
/ Charge d'Afiairs at this Court has re
ce,ved orders from his government tc
communicate to our Ministry tina
France ensertains TO idea OF invading
snain. and much less Portugal, tia