Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01
GERMANY.

reigning Duke Charles, OF Bruins
wick, made his public entry Tito his
capital, on which occasion great Joy
was manifested, and great pomp dis.
played.
PORTUGAL.
Lisbon papers of November 2, have
been received. The birth day Of the
Prince, Don Nigel, was celebrate 4
with great pomp: but the expecte&
decree oflamnesty, in favor of all per-
sons exiled and imprisoned for poiiti-
cal offences, was not issued On the
tastlve occasion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Some ruinours had been circulated
in London respecting the health of
the AlDg oil France, OF all unlavoura-
BILE nuturc. But there was no serious
cause for alarm.
The merchants OF Havre commenc-
ed trade again with great yigor, Il,
their own bottoms.
No service took place the frs. week
in November, in Salisbury Cathedral,
in consequence OF the aisles being un-
der water. AT the latest adviccs the
waters were still rushing down from
the hills.
A public dinner was to be given
to the Rev. DIR. Chalmers, by his
trends, previous to his departure from
Glasgow.
The Ear!s of Bridgewater and
Athtonc are dead. The latter died
suddenly at the Hague, of apoplexy.
The Dokedom of Bird 3ewaler has
become extinct.
Arrangements were making for
the reception ofthc King at Brig h!on,
the latter part Of November.
Don Carlos D'Aurey, was at Ca
dix on the 18th of Ociohef, issuing his
orders as Governor of that place.
Average price of Wheat in Eng
land, ending Nov. lst sos.
From the London Star of Non. 8.
1t is said, that The occupation of Ca
dix and the Isle OF Leon has become
!, subject of dispute with the Cabinet
If St. James, in reference to the En-
glish commerce. We may observe,
that Gibraltar will soon feel the eff.
iects ofthis occupation ,Ithat is, as soon
as the English goods which are in
Cadz are disposed OF; for the French,
being masters ofthat place, will Ge-
luge Andalusia with their own goods,
and will establish those factories and
Connections which they had not be-
fore. The differences said to exist
between the Cabinet of St James
and ferdinand attract the attention of
the Constituencies, who, though
not satisfied with the English, would
wish, however, to see them masters
ofthe Balearic Islands, which they
consider as the only means to check
The ambitious views OF Northern
Power, pnd save great number Of
unfortunate Liberals who have taken
refuge there.
From the Sunday Monitor of Nov. 9
1t is the character of tyranny in sill
ages, to require blood to az pcase its
Vengence. Faithful TO this propensity,
and in the true spirit of Bourbon ven
gence--the unclaimed Spanish Tiger
is now tracking his way from Caciz
to Madrid with all the bloody tro-
phles of his ferocicus career. Proscrip-
lions, Imprlsonments, and executions,
arc the attendant characteristics of his
restoration The subjugation of South
America is even planned; and two or
three crazy ships already despatched
to herald at once his vengencc and his
weakness. Mailman sunk and de-
based as the great body Of the Span
ISL nation undoubtedly is, unworthy
and undeserving as it may be Of the
blessings of libery-ye., Tyrant,
clay not the flattering uno.ion 10 YOUR
SOUL" that because the " eakuess OF the
British Cabinet, and The trickery of
tie French government. have enabled
you to triumph; that you can ut the
same time triumph over the minds of
those " no have once tasted the sweets
OF liberty and the dignity OF indepen-
dtncc
The United States store ship Decoy,
LIT Comdt Gamble, from Washington,
and last from Alexandria, was t1wed