Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

al appears tIai Ferdinand, rather tho army tbat
accompanied him, had TO fight their way, sword in
hand tn the city of Tarras oua hattie took place in
the del!cs Of the Col de- Balagncr which we are told
he rebels were discounted bat II is admitted the ac-
'ion vas most sanGuina'y one" The Decree Of
Amnesty. issued ny the King lis arriva, nj Tara
gona. had produced other effect than the snbmi.-
zion % ono Insureent Chief Raft and about twenty
OF h5 followers At Mcnset,, the Provisional .;,u,a
renewed their oath, 10 perish! with arms in their hands
rattle: th5n submit accept of any capitalization waic
would leave unrciresscl those cr for the removal OF
which they had taken the field.
II Is Row said, that towards tie end OF October his
Majesty will be nj Barcelona, where he be Joined
by t!c Queen and otter Members of the Royal
Family.
The Instruction had made considerable progress,
aud though confidently reported 10 Lave beg1, gucllec.
by the regular army, led! Tor rather backed we PRE-
srme,l by Ferdinand, in person. yet the insurgents,
retiring 10 the rnnun,aju we're b. the latest account,
still! III no nconserahe force, and threatened to give
much trouble TO the royal army. The contest saws y
Barcelona letter, is far from terminated
Portugal seems to have fallen AGAIN under s,ro,o
government and indeed 20 be incapable OF enioyine
any other The administration have acted aIroady
upon the following doctrine, proclaimed. in the oiicaI
gazette OF Lisbon on the @5,h u't.-T.lCt GaS
"Evs'y one has an opportunity 10 convince himself
that Is no, by by lis oy efforts that The policy Por
tuGal can suffer changes; that no European Poser
can now depart, in essential points, from the policy
adopted By the other Powers without disastrous conse
qucnces The conviction of this truth renders espe-
cia!y necessary this the practice of that fur.
da'nenta maxim in which public tranquility is found
cd, NAMELY, that the subjects have TO do nothing but
TO obey, uniting in sincere affection avoiding private
oheuces a!iayng all the fury of parties despisnr obi.
Gus expectations which perrotua,e and ntlame ;.ic,,,
a'u coniding IN the wisdom and prudence of Govern.
ent, whose business is TO consider and direc, ,yat
ever IS most suitable TO the PeoplcD
Gibraltar letters and PAPERS 10 the I'd of "a
bcen received in London. The Er1pc,or of Norocco
lad sent depua lion OF Moors to purchase fast s,;,n
vessels as cruisers. They were accompanied by son
ut The bashaw of Taugier, but had net succeeded in
their mission at The date of these accounts The yes
seis wanted were supposed be intended TO cruise
against the flags OF the northern European nations
The Marquis OF Anglasea has become very popnIar in
MS 'iceroyalty OF Ireland, IN country where gene
o5y anu courage abound, il is strange that popu
arliy should follow who is distinguished for both
these qualities.
The ST. Peers6urgh Journal Of the 9Th Oct rives
an account o! auother affair which took place near the
village OF FeDaud between the Russian troops and
body OF 5000 Persian cavalry. sangunary conf iet
ensucd but the Persians rcpu.sed and driven back
towards Ordabad.
political and literary newspaper entitled the qjif-
can Investigator, has recently been attcmnted a, Fri
poll in africa
Emigration from Tie north Of Ireland to America
has been going for the last Fifty years. TO the exep,
of from 10000 TO 5000 persons annual and TO ha,
TACT alone may be attributed great deal of the peace
and comfort o lie pcasaniry OF the Northern counties
over other parts of ireland. IL we encourage the re
noVai n IOc,OuO IN three years, by means of public
emgratian there Is hardly doubt bat that nearly an
equal number wcud voluntarily accompany them free
OF any expense 70 the rI!lc and we NAV fairly assume
that in ten years 100000 personc would be remoy cd
ify, {o,,r;r,.