Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

daticn for ibis rualor.
The eifrc, of these sudden end Ger
tainly unexpected bos.ilitics, occasion
c d great fall in the English finds. =.
Consuis were sold on she 12th Decem.
Der, at 81, and on the 18th. they
were down IS 81, making a fall OF
near : per cent.
Parliament adjourned on the 18th
December, to the Sth February
The naanimity with which the Minis
ter's conduct was echoed, will give
great cti'ect to their excrtions.
The following are the names OF the
lregIments; and the officers who will
have the chief command
'.'he ist Battalion of the Grenadier
Regiment Of Guards. The Oh Bat
iaiicn OF The Sd Regiment Of Guards.
The 63l Regimen, Of Infantry The
4.h Regiment of Foot. The Let Bat.
TALON OF the ooh Rifle Corps Two
squaorons OF the 2,h Lancers. and
two sqnadrous of the 10Th Hussars.
10th, i5ihand 18th Dragoons:salso va
rious detachmrnts from the other Regi.
ndnts. There are Two Regiments 10
embark forthwith from Cork for LIS.
bon. These Regiments are TO be Sc.
lecicd by Sir George Murray. The
whole will be under The command OF
Sir w Clinton. The Guards will be
commanded by Sir Henry Bouver,l
and Sir Thomas Arbuihno,, Major
sseaeral Biakeiy will also have com-
mand. Sir Brook We're will be
the Charter n-aster General The
Ajjutanl Genera. will he appointed
by SIR George Mcrray, in Ireland
T~o Regiments will be detached from
Gibraltar.
General Qairoga, who with many
other Constitutional Exiles, remains
10 London. has declared his intention
OF Immediately leaving that country,
and proceeding to Portugal, to range
h'mseIfnuder the banners, and TO fight
the battles of the Constitution. II il
said that several hundreds of the Span.
ISL and Italian refugees have also re
solved 10 accompany him
The London papers speak OF this
measure as though it were an actual
declaration Of war against Spain, and
from the tone of some of them, one
weuld Suppose that there was to he Q
speedy and general convnlsion Of the
political elements Of Europe, Asia and
Africa. The Morning Herald says:-.
!" Most ofthe papers call this war with
the King OF Spain--we should call tia
war with France Again, 10 ano-
Their paragraph, the same paper con.
ilnues.---
I'VE would ask whether 500
English troops are match, in Portu.
gal, for so or 100000 French and
spanish troopss We hope the busi-
ness will Dot be over before our 5000
men get to Lisbon. General Quiroxa
is gong. We hope be will effect
more than he did in Spain, when the
Bake Of Angeuleme made bis appear.
ance. III appears to us that France
means 10 take possession Of Portugal
as we'll as Spaln--Aus,ria of Italy
dftd CIV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oh JFeecr.
Turkey and Persia, and then the East
Indies Prussia of Hanover, &c:
and England will have an increase Of
debt; and fiualiy, probably, there will
be all explosion OF both debt and tiihes.
Four cavalry regimentsl or 5000 menu
The thing appears to Us to be of little
use in opposition, probably to so OF
100000 French troops already, wo
dare TO say, on the Portuguese frontiers
and arrived there while Mr.. Can.
ding and Mr. ViIlele were talking over
The matter. II is very well for the
press to put forth its fourishes about
Portuguese, Spanish, and other pstri-
o,ism; bot what will that effect, in
opposition to so or 100 900 bayonets.
We hope that Ireland will not break
out into rebellion. so as to oblige as 70
recall the 5000 men"
Excitement IN the .Hdrkefs.--Tbe news from
Toytand caused An uns.snal stir in thu N~ux~