Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
FROM ENGLAND.

gives the arrival Of the Canada, at New
York the 4th inst. hYing left Liverpool
on the Sd uIt BY this ARRIVAL London
papers Of the 3Oth Dec. and Liverpoo
to the Sd Of January. were receiYed~
London, Jan. !. The gratifying in
telligence ofthe arrival efthe British
succours to Portugal. in the river Ia
gus, was received this morning, by the
return home Of the Sir Edward Banks
steam vessel. This vessel left Lisbon
on the evening Of Christmas day. at
which time the 4th, and as some ac-
| counts add. the 25th regiment had land
ed. The greatest possible JOY pervad-
ed the capital at The sight Of the red
coats, rs the insurgents call them, and
this WAS n ia little heightened by the
/ news the defeat Of a body of two
thousand Of these renegadoes BY the
cnps,ituiion,lisfs. The rebels were in
forlorn condition, and, With the ex.
cep,ion of those under the immediate
ord RS cf tbs Marquis Chave-, were
gradually dissolying. His m,jes'y's mes
sage had been officially communicated
TO The Portuguese Cortes, by whom il
was received with every demonstration
of gratitudc and enthusiasm. The ex.
traardinary rapiiity with which the
sncconr of England had reached the
shores of I'or u.al excited general adj
miration. While they were only hop
ing to hear of promised aid. British
ship. and troops had anchored in the
Tagus the effect was electrical. The
effect was electrical. Tie condition OF
the rebcIa must soon bring matters to a
close. All the latest accounts repre-
sent hem as being discounted, when
ever they have come in contact with
! the constitutional troops. The Mar
ouis de Chaves was at Lamego with
10, 900 troops, iIl equipped and displr.
tied. Int'e province Of Alentego, the
Count de Villa Flor had repulsed the
insnrgen s, under the command of Me-
CESS.
The Duke Of York was dangerously
i'll. The sacrament WAS administered
to him by the Bishop Of London, on the
28th of December.
The Aus ran Observer states ex-
pressly. that the Infant Don Miguel had
MT refused to .ake The oath to the new
constitution Of Portugal.
The New-York packet ship Canada,
was seized at Liverpool, by the officers
ofthe customs in consequence of hsv.
ing on board ten hossheatis purpnrtipg
tobe flied witt Qnercitron bark, but
in. reality filed with tobacco and snuff.
Jeremiah Plat, the consignee Of the
hog heptls, was taken into custody and
proceeded against and fined one hun
dred pounds.
Several outrnges have been commit
ted by the turn out spinners "A, Old.
ban. The injury done to the work and
workmer. was considerable.
The converts from Catholicism 10
Prote,antism are getting to be very nu.
merous. Snmetim they amount to
fifty or sixty in day.
Letters from Cons'antinople, dated
Dec. n. state that the foreign ambassa.
dors 10 tha, city had. exertcd themselves
with so much activity, that result IA
vonrahle 10 Greece nigh be expected.
It is circulated thar camp Of ten
Thousand French troops wifi epeedily |
be formed in stbs department Of the
eastern Pyrenees.
~ The debate in the French Chamber !
Of drputies was calm and firm on the
part of the ministry, confirming former
but What England bad re-
solved upon. in reference 10 Portugal,
was in aco ordance with the view. Oft
The French court.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs .as-
cended the tribune to dec lsre that there |
existed no treaty between England and
France. except Convention respecting
navigation. entirely foreign to present
events, which is advantageous 20 both
and that this is the only pub.
lick act which has been concluded.
i!is Exceilency said that England,
vi'hthe consent of all the Powers, had
aiken upon itself to put down the en-
erprise of the Spanish revoluGonisi Is
assembled 10 Portugal. H. concluded
~ saying that the event, now passr.g,
urnished no pretext for France TO
make war upon England.
The Minister Of Finance asked the
'dversaries of the Address If they ,he't
hat the Ministry could incur the blame
# the nation for MOI having taken the
cad In the affairs in Portugal. Of which
dded The Minister, we are not the al
les. but to which England is bound by
reaties 10 particula, manner Il
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