Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

ngal. The brigadcs remained stationary, ans
all was quiet
A committee Of The House Of Commons, hs,
recommended an appropriation Of 5o.000l. {,
facilitate the emigration to N. America o
300 families. from the distressed districts o.
Lancashire, Yorkshire, Renfew and Lanark.
Il ~ said the contract creditors OF the Duke
OF York viii not realise shilling in the pound
The Earl Of Liverpool was going on web on
the 9th OF April.
The Earl Of Shrewsbury died in London on
the 9th Of April, aged 70
An arriya. at bordeaux. from Calcutls
brought report that the crew OF the ceebra.
ted La Perouse, had been discovered at an
island near New Zealand. The T.. l. Company
had sent psrty to ascertain the truth of the
report.
The non arrival Of the Tweed. from Mexico.
which had on board a large sum in specie, had
csnsesl uneasiness, and FIVE guineas prem was
paid a; Lloyd's on the 9th. rThe Tweed was
spoken April in long. SO, by an arrival At
New York
Accounts from China, 10 the last of Deem
Der state that 40 alarming revolution had bro
ken out in Tartary, and chat the Emperor was
making the most extensive preparations sor
suppressihg It.
Portaga. and Sbdin.--Itis said that the af.
aspect. (aliFrcnrh accounts of the Peninsular
affairs, however, must be taken with many
grains OF allowance.) The rebels. rs they are
called, have been victorious, and il is evident
the British must send heavy reiniorcements, or
the troops they have there already viii be beat
en.---rhe Tndicafenr of Bordeaux says they
viii be reinforced considerably, aud adds. that
appearances are more thsn ever for war
Spain and the Portuguese reyolutionsts are on
the best terms, and France, no doubt urges
them on.
The Gaoiidienne contains The following ex.
tract OF a private letter OF the 3lst March,
from Madrids--"fhe most complete harmony
between the Portuguese Royalists and the
Spanish autborilieas who have received them.
The Marquis do Chaves has hsd horses bought
AZ Tore, Medina, Fueate and singular cir.
camstance Is that the Portuguese Royaiists have
great number Of arms Of English manuiac.
tare. We are assured that an insurrec,ional
movement has taken place in Portugal at Moto
Sov0s fifteen leagues from Lisbon. which en-.
tends already as tar as the mountains of Po,ta-
legre.
The Princess Regent of Portugal. has sus-
pended the act OF amnesty granted to the sol
diers who had taken part with the rebels.
W. iessepes, Consul General of France, has
left Lisbon IS announced in the public papers.
The Echo da .fid ntcations the discovery OF
a conspiracy that had been formed at the very
gates OF Madrid. The consprstors are said to
have been eight haDdrrd in number anti TWEEN.
ty-seveh of them havs been shot. One Of tho
leaders. upen promising to REVEAL ths details Of
tia plot, was spared and conducted TO Madrid.
The interior troubles Of Spain Increase. In
Catalonia. armed bands era running through
the country crying vive Charles y.--NDeath de
30 asA h. In
QUESTION. Gerronne, although occupied by
the troops of Ferdinand, supports the oonspirs.
cy ID this province Rebels have threatened
also to enter Eigueras. and have threatened
puyceiia The authorities are greatly alarmed,
and have sent to Perpignsn ios assistance
Tho expectation of powder from France has
been prnhibi,eds bal women have attempted to
purchase il at Perpignan. The greatest excesse
are committed by the rebels towards the con.
stitutionslisls The Marquis of rsmarites ~
at the head Of the conspiracy at Tortoso, to-
gethcr with some monks. Troops to the a.
mount oil 5000 have refused to obey the infen.
dent general of Zauicra and set bis authority at
defiance.
A, Barcelona affairs wore threa,nng as
pecs.
persons were killed.
In consequence of dispatches received by
Gen. Don. Governor Of Gibraltar. he had re-
moved from St. Roaues ana carried all hisfurni.
.ure into the Garrison which was TO be put In
o complete state Of defence.
II is again repeated that France is about TO
withdraw sli her troops from spsis.
The Greeks and Tisrks.--Adyices from Con.
stanlinople are to the 25th OF February. Mo-
thing further had TRANSFERRED respecting the in.
reference Of Russia and Eglatd for the paci6
cation of Greece. Tho Reis Effendi had not
answered strafford Canning's note of the 5th
Feb. and the two ministers had sgfced upon
a certain day to make final and energetic at
tempt to bring the subject to close 1t ia
stated that the French, Austrian and Prtissian
ambassadors had informally. advised the Refs
Efendi to accept the propositions OF the other
powers. except Russia and England. II was
also presumed that the courts of Vienna and
Berlin had already or would accede 10 the
terms proposed. Notwithstanding all this, il
was confidently asserted the court would, not
assent to any proposition, the REFS Effendi ha.
wing verbally declared that the proposals were
insdmissible, being contrary to the rights OF
the Sultan ana human reason. The Porte seems
to be persuaded, that Notwithstanding their
menacing tone, the Christian cabinets viii so
no farther except IN words.
Great activity prevails in the ARSENAL II is
said that, in due season, the Turkish feet will
be placed at the disposal Of Ibrahim pachs. and
be commanded by his officers.
The Journal OF Rome, of 2eth March in.
nounces, under the head OF Zsnte, that three
Tartars who had arrived 10 the camp OF libra
him, brought an order OF tbs Sultan for the
suspension of hostilities. Meanwhile. letters
from Constantinople, Of the 10th OF March. dc
not make known that the steps taken by tho